Former No. 1 NBA draft pick Kwame Brown has been on a social media rampage. The 7-footer has come out firing on fellow athletes and media members, including some scathing shots taken at The Breakfast Club radio hosts Charlamagne tha God, DJ Envy and Angela Yee.
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Kwame Brown Goes In On The Breakfast Club
Retired pro ballplayer Kwame Brown had been out of the public eye since he last played in the NBA in 2013. He’s been a longtime butt of jokes because his career didn’t live up to expectations, but lately he’s been hitting back hard. Brown took aim at The Breakfast Club earlier this week after Charlamagne tha God brought up a history of violence by some of Brown’s relatives.
“You (Charlamagne) wanna talk about a brother that I never met? That my father had children outside of his marriage? Just like DJ Envy cheatin’ ass? … So now it’s time to light your little rapist ass up, too. We gon’ find that girl you raped, punk. Allegedly. Matter of fact, we ain’t gotta say allegedly ’cause you on the docket, b*tch.”
DJ Envy Tried To Defend Cop Who Killed Ma’Khia Bryant
DJ Envy hasn’t been winning over many people lately. The hip-hop veteran and popular radio personality sparked a massive storm of backlash after defending the actions of Ma’Khia Bryant‘s killer.
“I’m not gon’ lie, I must be a coon because I don’t agree with you on this one. … This situation, my only thing is this, and you’re talking to somebody whose father is a retired cop, alright?. Now, when that cop pulled up, he doesn’t know friend or foe. He doesn’t know who called the police.” (“The Breakfast Club”)
DJ Envy Gets Non-Stop Backlash
Social media didn’t turn a blind eye to Envy’s remarks. Twitter ignited with reactions and frustrations for him siding with law enforcement.
Game Explodes Over Ma’Khia Bryant Shooting Death
West Coast rapper Game is numb with rage and spoke out on the tragedy of teenage girl Ma’Khia Bryant being shot and killed in Ohio, pointing out he didn’t even have time to celebrate the Derek Chauvin conviction before hearing the heartbreaking news.
“16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant murdered by police in Columbus Ohio. This is beyond sad. … There was absolutely no time between celebrating the conviction of Derek Chauvin & having to mourn Ma’Khia Bryant…. This is really numbing !!! … It’s really scary raising black children in this country. No matter how much we prepare them for these police encounters they can still be killed.”