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Cole and Dylan Sprouse have a knack for trolling — especially when their target is each other.
As Teen Vogue pointed out, the twin brothers, who the world know as Zack and Cody, are in a Twitter feud that has them going back and forth about their Disney past.
"Were you Zack or Cody?" Cole asked his brother, only to have Dylan bring out the big guns. "I don't remember actually," he wrote. "I was too busy carrying the show on my back."
Of course, these tweets are all in good fun and becoming par for course for these brothers. Often, they like to feud over who's the cooler twin and pick on their pre-pubescent style choices with hilarious throwback photos. Just one of the reasons why you should never publicly feud with a sibling who has access to embarrassing photos.
Back in June, Cole posted a promo photo of their Suite Life days with an interesting take on Dylan's tropical look. "bro you look like a drunk older man on vacation trying to pick up young chicks at the bar," Cole wrote.
Dylan was quick to respond with the perfect comeback: "you look like the young chick at the bar."
Last year, the Sprouses went to battle over whether or not Cole was a "parasitic twin," a un
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Cole Sprouse: actor, photographer, diorama enthusiast, and now, king of shade?
Last night, things got a little heated for the Riverdale star on social media. And by heated, we mean Cole tweeted some mildly disrespectful, but mostly hilarious things at his twin and former Disney Channel co-star, Dylan Sprouse. It's unclear what the catalyst was for for the tweets — beyond a desire to dish out some sick, brotherly burns.
But as always, we must turn to the source material for the real tea. At 6:22 pm, Cole tweeted this pithy joke: “Is your content trash? Follow this simple and easy guide to improve your posting habits: Log out.”
At first, it appeared to be nothing more than Jughead at it again with his groan-worthy, ironic sense of humor. But exactly four minutes later, Cole replied to his own tweet, saying “I only made this to tag people who have sh*t accounts: @dylansprouse.”
Then, approximately twenty minutes later at 6:50 pm, Cole posted a Twitter poll asking, “Douchiest name?” The four possible responses were Chad, Brad, Dad, and Dylan. At the time of writing, “Dylan” was in the lead with 38 percent, closely followed by “Chad” with 37 percent, “Brad” with 17 percent, and “Dad” with 8 percent.
Of course, this isn’t the first time a Sprouse sibling has fired shots
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