Antonio Brown spits fire at Jay-Z for performing at Tom Brady's Patriots Hall of Fame induction
Tom Brady was recently inducted into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame at Gillette Stadium. Former Patriots stars Rob Gronkowski, Julian Edelman, Wes Walker, Randy Moss, and legendary head coach Bill Belichick were also present at the ceremony.
The music industry's superstar Jay-Z performed in a sold-out Gillette Stadium. However, one of Brady's former teammates raised objections to Jay-Z's performance.
Antonio Brown, who has had his fair share of history with Brady, called out Jay-Z and said that he performed in front of rich people who ignored him. Brown shared his thoughts in a post on X:
"Jay didn't perform at any Hip Hop 50 concerts last year where the fans would've known every word to his songs, but he makes time to get ignored by rich folks smh"
This is not the first time that Brown has had a controversial opinion on a topic related to Tom Brady, and it will not be the last. The seven-time Pro Bowler hasn't played in the NFL since his infamous exit during a game against the New York Jets two years ago, but he has managed to stay in the limelight through his activity on social media.
Antonio Brown's controversial posts on social media explained
Antonio Brown's comments on Jay-Z didn't come as a surprise to people who have been following him on X, formerly known as Twitter. The former Pittsburgh Steelers star goes viral every other day for fairly controversial tweets targeted at the likes of Tom Brady, Shannon Sharpe, Caitlin Clark, etc.
Many of Brown's fans believe that other interns, rather than Brown, are posting on his behalf via social media accounts. The Jay-Z post was also not his original idea, as he copied it from another person and posted it to give the particular view a bigger stage.
Although Brown continuously posts memes around Clark, Sharpe, and other various personalities, he hasn't been able to get any responses from the mentioned people. However, his followers find this entire process amusing, which ultimately leads to him earning money through monetization on X.