YouTuber beauty vlogger James Charles has subjected to vile trolling online ahead of his arrival in Australia this week.
The makeup-artist is set to appear on Seven's Sunrise this Friday, but a post shared to Facebook by the network has been flooded with negative comments about James.
'Oh god, Australia. Time to bleach your eyes and block your ears,' one comment read in reaction to the 19-year-old being a future TV guest.
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'Time to bleach your eyes and block your ears': YouTube beauty vlogger James Charles is targeted by trolls who plan to egg the star and boycott his appearances in Australia (Pictured: James Charles at the 2019 Met Gala in New York on Monday)
James has become one of the biggest online celebrities over the past three years, with 16.2 million followers on Instagram and 16 million YouTube subscribers.
He has collaborated with many A-list stars for YouTube makeup tutorials, including Iggy Azalea, Kylie Jenner, Demi Lovato and Katy Perry.
Other comments simply used throwing-up emojis and harshly stated 'what the f**k is that', 'what is that', and 'wtf is that thing?'
'Yuck. why is this happening?' another troll asked the thread, while others dramatically claimed they would be 'boycotting Sunrise forever'.
'I'd rather have as power outage than give him time' one user said, while others poked fun of his singing ability: 'If they get him to sing I'm going to throw my TV out.'
'Yuck': Due to appear on Seven's Sunrise on Friday, the makeup-artist was targeted by negative comments on the program's Facebook page when they promoted his visit
Tune in: James Charles will appear on Seven's Sunrise on Friday from 7.30am
'I'd rather have a power outage than give him time': Many Facebook users dramatically claimed they would be 'boycotting Sunrise forever' because of his guest appearance
Too far: Some of the comments made threatening remarks, suggesting they were
