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Jackson was taken in by the police on harassment charges. And the TikTok star is now being judged by his peers as well. Famous TikTokers Josh Richards and Bri Chickenfry took to a podcast to discuss Jackson’s behavior.
Does Patrick Mahomes have the worst sibling?
People from different worlds of sports and entertainment have been judging Patrick Mahomes’ younger brother for the charges against him. His behavior has attracted a lot of criticism from all directions and one of them is from TikTok. TikTokers Josh Richards and Bri Chickenfry took to a podcast to speak about Mahomes’ arrest.
They first mentioned the kind of contrast there is between the two brothers. While speaking about Jackson, Richards spoke about Jackson’s behavior. He went on to say,
“He’s got crazy sh*t to get the attention. He may be the number one bad brother we’ve or bad sibling we’ve like ever encountered.” Read More: Wife Brittany Mahomes Reveals Truth Behind Controversy Free Patrick Mahomes Needing Husband Hacks to Get Through LifeThere were implications that the younger Mahomes has had a lot of different moments when he’s done different things for attention. Admittedly, Jackson’s shenanigans have gotten him quite the spotlight.
Jackson Mahomes’ shenanigans
This is not the first time the TikTok star has been found performing questionable actions that have caused a lot of judgment from fans. In the past, Mahomes has received a lot of flak from fans and analysts for his actions. One of the first incidents was when Jackson dumped an entire bottle of water on Ravens fans when his brother was losing a game against them. There was also outrage from fans when they found him performing a TikTok dance at the late Sean Taylor’s memorial. Most recently, have come the assault charges that have stemmed from alleged video proof.
All in all, Jackson has been seen as a loose cannon for the Mahomes family and his most recent assault charges might just be the final blow.
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