Ratioed
When the replies to your post outnumber the likes, the audience has spoken, and it said no.
The expression emerged on Twitter around 2017 and rests on a simple observation: liking costs nothing, while replying takes effort. A post with a thousand replies and a hundred likes has therefore not engaged people — it has provoked them. The ratio between replies and likes became an unofficial measure of collective disapproval.
The phenomenon is one of the few measurable forms of social sanction on platforms that otherwise only count attention. It has a downside too: because recommendation algorithms rarely distinguish approval from outraged replies, a thorough ratio can make an unpopular post more visible than it would otherwise have been.