Brandon Sklenar claps back after being called ‘Walmart Glen Powell’: ‘Who doesn’t love a bargain?’

The trolling ends pinch Brandon Sklenar.

The “It Ends With Us” prima has hilariously clapped backmost astatine a hater who described him arsenic “Walmart Glen Powell.”

The commenter near nan rude remark beneath an Instagram clip posted by MTV showing nan character promoting his caller thriller flick, “Drop.”

Taking nan hurtful remark successful his stride, Sklenar sassily responded: “Who doesn’t emotion a bargain?”

The societal media troll was won complete by Sklenar’s speedy wit, responding: “Rlly don’t cognize u from immoderate movies yet but you’ve conscionable gained a protagonist “

Despite Sklenar’s newest instrumentality being unaware of his resume, nan 34-year-old character has garnered rather nan expanse connected IMDb complete nan past year.

He starred alongside Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni successful nan 2024 play “It Ends With Us” before joining nan “Yellowstone” beingness successful nan show’s spinoff “1923.”

At nan aforesaid time, Sklenar hopped into nan world of psychological thrillers, landing a starring domiciled successful nan Christopher Landon directed movie “Drop.”

“It is very cool objectively that these things are happening astatine nan aforesaid time,” he told People astir some roles. “It’s benignant of divine timing, a cosmopolitan wink. It’s like, ‘Hey, bully connected you.’”

“I’ve been benignant of conscionable pounding distant for nan past 16 years,” Sklenar admitted of his career. “It’s for illustration nan beingness throwing you a bony and I really admit that.”

When he’s not difficult astatine work, nan Santa Barbara resident likes to walk clip his woman Courtney Salviolo, 34, and his 13-year-old canine, Remy.

“I for illustration to beryllium pinch my canine and my woman and play nan guitar,” Sklenar simply stated.

Meanwhile, nan beingness similarities to Powell aren’t nan only point he and Sklenar person successful common.

Powell besides attempted to make it successful Hollywood for a agelong time.

“As a struggling actor, there’s nary harder spot to unrecorded than being successful Hollywood pinch thing going on,” Powell told Vanity Fair successful November. “The rate of that municipality is really applicable you are and what your past occupation is. It makes you oppressively self-aware.”

But Powell, who had a bid of deed movies successful a statement including “Top Gun: Maverick” (2022), “Anyone But You” (2022), “Hit Man” (2023), and “Twisters” (2024), was capable to person himself not to springiness up.

He supported himself by taking connected mini movie roles and impermanent appearances successful TV shows for galore years.

“Even astatine nan darkest moments successful that town, erstwhile I really didn’t person thing happening, you benignant of person to dishonesty to yourself, astatine slightest a small bit, and enactment for illustration this is that section of nan communicative wherever things conscionable aren’t going right,” nan prima reflected. 

“You person to judge successful nan Hollywood legends of those group that you admire, nan group that you’re chasing, that had those agelong stretches of famine arsenic well,” he continued. “I’m very grateful astir getting a chance to understand a batch astir writing. I had to inhabit different types of jobs that allowed maine to understand really to finance things, and nutrient things. I started knowing a facet of this business that’s really serving maine correct now.”