"There's nothing but people saying mean things," the British singer-songwriter said of his Twitter feed. "One comment ruins your day. But that's why I've come off it."

Sheeran said that he recently underwent an onslaught of abuse from Lady Gaga fans, who mistakenly thought he had spoken ill of her in an interview, and that that was a factor in his decision to quit the social media platform. "I think Twitter gets on a massive steam roll of assuming things and then you get in the s***."

Ed Sheeran shaded Gaga in his last interview. Time to end his ORANGE taylor swift P.R ass

Lets trend #EdSheeranIsOverParty pic.twitter.com/4s2Tf5lrkS

— Lady Gaga (@GagaNewsShade) March 3, 2017

Remember when Lady Gaga thought Ed Sheeran was a waiter at the Grammy's? Says it all really. #EdSheeranIsOverParty

— Harley (@fueledbyharley) March 7, 2017

#EdSheeranIsOverParty pic.twitter.com/68XOhGVjqv

— ? (@MORVTACCITUA) March 6, 2017

What has the world come to? They're ready to accept Hitler as long as he copies Sia's music. #EdSheeranIsOverParty https://t.co/jFOT08Sxtt

— xoxo,Gaga ?⚡️ (@MarryTheFantasy) March 6, 2017

SAYS THE GINGER WITH THE EYES LOOKING TWO DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS. SIT DOWN #EdSheeranIsOverParty pic.twitter.com/yS7GvBSajY

— basical.ly (@LMcMonster) March 5, 2017

While the 26-year-old has made the decision to stay off of Twitter in order to evade trolls, his account will continue to be automatically updated through his Instagram account.

Sheeran recently announced that he will be playing seven shows in Ireland this coming May, including two shows in Dublin May 16 and 18. Tickets go on sale this Saturday, July 8.

Here are the dates for the European stadium tour, tickets on sale Saturday 8th of July - https://atlanti.cr/euuk2018tour

A post shared by Ed Sheeran (@teddysphotos) on Jun 28, 2017 at 1:35am PDT