Diplo Mocks Taylor Swift Even More After Lorde's "Tiny Penis" Comment

Katy Perry and Taylor Swift's ongoing tensions continue to spill over onto their friends. On Saturday, Katy's boyfriend, Diplo, retweeted Lorde's comment about his penis, calling it "the moment u realize she's a high school student."

In another tweet, Diplo shared a picture of a fake Taylor Swift tweet that reads, "#Taylor'sAss is trending," writing, "U go girl."

One minute later, he shared a third comment about their ongoing feud: "Disappointed the swift boat veterans didn't get my tiny d*** a fundly going (enlarge me bae)," he wrote.

The war of words started on Wednesday, when Diplo tweeted that "someone should make a kickstarter to get Taylor Swift a booty." The tweet quickly went viral, with the music producer's fans launching a petition on Whitehouse.gov and a Fundly campaign focused around the record-breaking singer's behind. (All of which were dutifully retweeted by Diplo, of course.) While Taylor stayed silent on Diplo's online campaigns, her friend Lorde soon came to her pal's defense, tweeting to Diplo, "Should we do something about your tiny penis while we're at it hm."

Lorde and Diplo are hardly strangers, as the producer remixed her hit song "Tennis Court" for the soundtrack to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1.

If you're unfamiliar with Taylor and Katy's feud, it all started earlier this year when Taylor mentioned that a song on her latest album — "Bad Blood" — was about a rivalry she had with another pop star. While she never explicitly named Katy, Internet sleuths soon went into overdrive and eventually named Katy as the subject of Taylor's ire. Despite the fact that the two had both dated the same guy (John Mayer), Taylor insisted that the song was about their professional rivalry, which fans soon discovered was based on Katy poaching two of Taylor's backup dancers during her world tour. Katy, meanwhile, has yet to comment on her boyfriend's online antics, although she has been busy posting sexy selfies of herself on Twitter.