Taylor Swift asking fans to go easy on ex-boyfriend John Mayer is turning out to have the opposite effect.
is having quite the opposite effect ... because her ex-boyfriend is seeing tons of hate come his way online.Here's the deal ... Taylor pled with Swifties to take it easy on John when she performed"Dear John" at her recent 'Eras' tour stop in Minneapolis, as the song takes shots at her ex-flame.
But, as it turns out ... Taylor's fans are instead going after John on social media ... and there seems to be no letup in sight. Look no further than John's most recent Instagram posts ... they are being flooded with negative comments from Taylor supporters, with some even blaming him for Taylor's
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