“If Hustling Backwards Was A Sport”: Antonio Brown Sharing His Record Label Pay Check Online Prompts NFL Twitter Make Wild Comparisons

Antonio Brown is back at it again! But this time, he showed his critics that the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR made a successful shift to a rapping career. After his exit from the NFL, he is on a mission to become the best artist in the world. Brown’s adventures are gaining momentum as he shared a picture of a check. And obviously, this did not come without its consequences. Fans swarmed the comment section with hilarious roasts and funny comparisons.

In the Tweet, AB showed a check written from Secure The Bag Record Label. The amount of the check is $150,000. While the check showed a large sum of money, it also revealed AB’s personal information, which made the fans supercritical.

Not all fans were nice enough to instruct the 34-year-old about being responsible. Some blatantly tried to offer a reality check to the athlete-turned-rapper.

Fans continue to roast Antonio Brown

Some fans found the amount too low. And rightfully so. The Pittsburgh Steelers whipped up a contract for him. Antonio Brown received a new four-year, $68 million contract from the Pittsburgh Steelers after a couple of years of complaining about his compensation. Brown became the highest-paid receiver in the NFL because of the $19 million signing bonus contained in the contract. After accumulating 6,300 yards and 53 touchdowns over the previous four seasons, AB deserved it.

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Reminiscing that, fans compare it to the $150,000 check.

A record label sued AB

The record label that wrote the check to Brown, Secure The Bag (STB), sued the former receiver. Former NFL athlete Antonio Brown is charged with attempting to cheat a music producer in Florida out of more than $500,000 over a series of incidents. Including allegedly using rapper Lil Wayne’s name to pocket $100,000.

Also, the founder of STB, Ryan Kane, filed a lawsuit against him separately. Kane is suing the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver for fraud. As compensation, the plaintiff is seeking $160,000 plus interest.

AB is constantly under some or the other controversy.

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