?Kareem a Bi*ch A**?: Vocal Kyrie Irving Supporter Strikes Again With Brutal Reality Check for the Lakers Legend

The Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving landed himself in controversy by sharing a controversial post on social media. The 2016 NBA champ shared the link to an anti-Semitic movie on his Twitter account. Which resulted in a minimum of five-match ban from the Brooklyn Nets team. Many NBA legends, including Shaquille O’Neal, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, have condemned Irving for his actions.

Surprisingly, the vocal Kyrie Irving supporter Kwame Brown struck yet again with his brutal reality check for the Los Angeles Lakers legend, Kareem.

The six-time NBA champ criticized Irving for his social media controversy. Claiming that certain words could lead to concern for hateful ideologies in society. He also questioned Kyrie Irving‘s beliefs after the seven-time All-Star’s unsatisfactory apology to the minority communities.

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Kareem said, “Honestly, there’s little hope that he will change because he’s insulated by fame and money and surrounded by yes-people.”

Kyrie Irving supporter condemns Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Following the 19-time All-Star’s take on Kyrie Irving, former Lakers star Kwame Brown shot back at Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Brown ended up calling Kareem some abusive words. The 40-year-old called Kareem “a bi**h a**” and then proceeded to take back his insult, considering his Lakers legend status.

Kwame Brown criticized Kareem Abdul-Jabbar by making a bold claim. He suggested that the two-time Finals MVP was quite similar to Kyrie Irving during his NBA days. Brown reminded Kareem that the media used to hate him and created similar narratives as they did around Kyrie Irving. Kwame Brown said, “I wouldn’t even want to say nothing if I was him. Just knowing how they did me, I wouldn’t even want to say nothing.”

Moreover, the former NBA veteran suggested that when Kareem Abdul-Jabbar began taking a stand against the wrong, the media could not stand him. Brown also believes that the Lakers legend would have received the same kind of backlash for his viewpoints and religion if the media was as powerful and widely televised back in the day.

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Thus, it seemed like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s criticism of Kyrie Irving did not sit well with Kwame Brown as he urged the Lakers’ legend to stop. Brown would hope that Irving returns to the court again soon, following his controversial post.