Hours after losing the Iowa Republican caucuses to Ted Cruz, Trump’s Wikipedia page became the redirected destination of Loser.com. The owner of the web domain began trolling the GOP candidate at around 12:30 a.m. Tuesday, notes the New York Daily News.

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Loser.com has a long history of pointing toward whoever may be the loser du jour. The site featured Kanye West’s Wikipedia page after the musician lost to Beck at the 2015 Grammy Awards—an insult compounded by the fact that Beck’s most well-known jam is “Loser.”

Of course, “loser” aslo happens to be a favorite insult of Trump. Salt meet wound.

Dope Frank Bruni said I called many people, including Karl Rove, losers-true! I never called my friend @HowardStern a loser- he’s a winner!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 19, 2016

Joe McQuaid (@deucecrew) is desperately trying to sell the @UnionLeader. It's a loser, and my comments haven't helped him much.

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 30, 2015

"@Sir_Max: andreajmarkley: Rubio finally gets an endorsement – from #Benghazi loser Gowdy #Tcot #pjnet https://t.co/lJcHG0IHaM via dailyne

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 27, 2015

Loser.com has in the past redirected visitors to landing pages for Barack Obama, WikiLeaks, Google (GOOG), Reddit, and an opposition site targeting South Carolina Governor Jim Hodges.

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The site’s owner is Brian Connelly, a South Carolinian systems analyst, according to the Daily Beast. He has apparently controlled the domain since 1995, and uses it as a joke and as a means to generate traffic, depending on his whims.