President Trump! 10 Wild Moments Of Election Night Mayhem

Donald Trump went up against Hillary Clinton and her powerful pals to win a stunning upset and become the 45th President of the United States! Millions cheered as Trump stepped to the stage and gave an acceptance speech after an incredibly close election! "We will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the American dream," said Trump — but not everyone was interested in coming together! From shocked celebs to riots in the streets, here are mad moments in the wake of Trump's shocking win....

Cher has been brawling over Trump since 2011, when the pop diva first went to Twitter and declared that Trump was "“LOUD, CRUSHES EVERY1 IN HIS WAY, MAKES LOTTA NOISE, BUT SAYS NOTHING.” She only became more vocal during the election, as she refused to write Trump's name — instead using an image of a toilet! Her final message as Trump was declared the winner: "World will never be the same. I feel sorry for the young!"

Riot police in certain cities put on riot gear as Trump worked his way closer to winning the election. The biggest brawls, however, came out of Oakland, Calif. — where downtown demonstrators first set an effigy of Trump on fire before going on to vandalize businesses and setting more fires by putting torches to garbage and tires!

Riot police in certain cities put on riot gear as Trump worked his way closer to winning the election. The biggest brawls, however, came out of Oakland, Calif. — where downtown demonstrators first set an effigy of Trump on fire before going on to vandalize businesses and setting more fires by putting torches to garbage and tires!

Paris Jackson shocked her followers by going to social media to post an image of a man contemplating a noose! The troubled daughter of Michael Jackson has gone through rehab and Alcoholics Anonymous since first trying to kill herself at the age of 15. "Trump isn't worth it," pleaded one horrified follower — although Paris seems to still be alive the morning after.

The biggest loser in media circles over the night turned out to be Wolf Blitzer of CNN — whose perpetual pouting as Trump began to take the lead had both Republicans and Democrats mocking the newsman. "Good Lord," declared actor Rob Lowe, "Wolf Blitzer needs to go on meds."

The biggest loser in media circles over the night turned out to be Wolf Blitzer of CNN — whose perpetual pouting as Trump began to take the lead had both Republicans and Democrats mocking the newsman. "Good Lord," declared actor Rob Lowe, "Wolf Blitzer needs to go on meds."

Newsweek was left with a huge stash of magazines to burn — after their Special Edition "Madam President" cover featuring Hillary was sent out to news vendors. An alternate cover celebrating "President Trump" was also prepared, but the publishers had only printed copies of Hillary's "winning" issue.

Hillary Clinton's fans were at least spared seeing their candidate give a concession speech — although her decision to avoid facing her supporters at 1:30 am EST also brought on more talk about her health issues. Instead, Hillary risked also reminding the world of her controversial leaked emails by sending out campaign chairman John Podesta to send her followers home — after he had spent hours insisting the race was still “too close” to call.

Pop stars like Madonna, Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus had all put plenty of time into showing their support for Hillary Clinton — but bad girl Azealia Banks stayed contrary as usual! After recently making headlines for accusing Russell Crowe of calling her the n-word, Azealia went to social media to declare to Trump: "I'm f--king proud as F--K of you!"

Pop stars like Madonna, Katy Perry and Miley Cyrus had all put plenty of time into showing their support for Hillary Clinton — but bad girl Azealia Banks stayed contrary as usual! After recently making headlines for accusing Russell Crowe of calling her the n-word, Azealia went to social media to declare to Trump: "I'm f--king proud as F--K of you!"

By midnight, speculation had started over which celebrities would live up to their promise to flee the country if Donald Trump won the election. Cher had warned that if Trump won, “I’m moving to Jupiter.” More realistically, Miley Cyrus wrote, “I am moving if he is president” — adding: “I don’t say things I don’t mean!” Barbra Streisand told Australian "60 Minutes" correspondent Michael Usher: “I’m either coming to your country if you’ll let me in, or Canada.”

After months of being mocked for his own incessant Twittering, Trump still went to social media for his first Tweet as President-elect at 6:36 am, declaring: "Such a beautiful and important evening! The forgotten man and woman will never be forgotten again."

Both candidates watched the election returns from New York City — and, in a first for the metropolis, the Empire State Building flashed a giant illuminated picture of the newly-elected President as Trump was finally declared the winner long after the landmark usually turns off its lights!