The man dubbed “Malibu Joffrey” appeared to shrug off the backlash over his viral Malibu beach meltdown Sunday, posting a pointed four-word message to Instagram.

Austin Perkins shared a video of himself striking poses, alongside the caption: “Mog on and move on.”

The cryptic post comes after The California Post identified Perkins as the wannabe influencer caught on camera unleashing a foul-mouthed, racist tirade during a Fourth of July confrontation on a Malibu beach.

The viral footage showed Perkins screaming obscenities and racial slurs after beachgoers confronted him over allegations he had left trash behind.

Dubbed “Malibu Joffrey” after the hateful “Game of Thrones” character, Perkins was recorded shirtless as he erupted when a family asked him to clean up litter he left on the sand.

He refused to cooperate and instead unleashed a verbal attack against the family’s looks, sexuality and heritage — even telling them to “go back to your country.”

At one point, the situation nearly turned physical when he lunged toward a person recording the incident, attempting to swat the phone from their hands before backing off and continuing to shout insults.

Perkins and his female companion eventually began to walk away, but he continued to hurl insults over his shoulder, telling the family to “keep supporting Kamala [Harris],” before mocking them by asking if they were “broke” or “homeless.”

His rant continued for several minutes with the family reiterating that “all we asked you to do was pick up your trash.”

Instead of apologizing or confronting the backlash online, Perkins seemed to brush off the controversy, hinting he was moving forward with his curt “mog and move on” post.

This clip appears to be his first public statement since The Post revealed his identity following the explosive confrontation that sparked outrage online.

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