JEOPARDY!'s latest multi-day winner Jake DeArruda has decided to pay no mind to his critics.

Harsh viewers have called the three-day champ "unwatchable" and even "annoying" due to his distinctive stage presence.

Jake, who is a delivery dispatcher from Ludlow, Vermont, had his work cut out for him popularity-wise being the Jeopardy! player to beat the fan-favorite six-day champ, Troy Meyer.

Unfortunately, viewers have made it no secret he's not everyone's cup of tea after winning $86,000 total.

When Jake finds a "Daily Double" he often pumps his chest or tickles his chin when responding to it.

Other times, he plants his head on his fist in a thinking pose - or talks quickly or over host Ken Jennings, 48.

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He's also made some odd gestures when his name is flashed on the screen at the top, or when he's declared the winner.

The current champ tweeted as his episodes aired and as fans took notice.

"Now if you'll excuse me, I have to drown out the haters," he said with a cry-laugh emoji.

Jake included a photo of friends dousing champagne over him in a shower stall.

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'QUIRKY BUT WE'RE HERE FOR IT!'

Many game show fans supported Jake in the replies as one wrote: "Only those who succeed tend to have haters. You have a quirky personality I’m here for it!"

"I love your animation. Fun to watch. F the haters," wrote another.

A third user did beg: "Slow down when you’re talking. Can’t understand anything you’re saying."

But a fourth was also team Jake and said: "You're outstanding...have an awesome run!"

Contestants with characteristics that bother fans begin to win them over the longer they last on the show.

Many fans have compared his quirkiness to Mattea Roach; Being an outlier didn't stop the Canadian-born tutor, 24, from becoming an all-time champ in Season 38.

13-time winner Ray LaLonde was similarly knocked but for his on-stage swaying - which was due to a medical condition - fans more than warmed up to him earlier this season.

'I KNEW I COULD TAKE TROY DOWN'

Jake has an ongoing blog where he's shed light on what he's all about.

"I am a New England lifer, born in Massachusetts, moved to Vermont, and now back to Massachusetts as of 2017 with my parents and younger brother."

"My childhood was spent indulging in interests of all kinds, and I became known quickly as the kid who knew all the presidents at age five, the sports expert by age eight," he flexed in his bio.

He also opened up about how admittedly excited he was when he got to the studio.

"I had to go to the bathroom ten times in a five-hour span, but that was honestly the worst of the nerves.

"If anything, I was too energetic."

Jake added as his first game was last Friday, or the last of the tape day: "When [contestant coordinator] Corina called my name, I leaned forward excitedly, practically leaping out of my seat like a tiger ready to escape the enclosure."

"I heard [another contestant] say 'he’s been waiting all day for this'"

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Jake claimed: "Others agreed at that point that if anyone was going to take [Troy] down, it was me.

"I never said a word that showed a lack of confidence in myself to win, all day. In honesty."

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