It didn’t feel real. Third quarter, MetLife Stadium, January 2, 2022, Buccaneers led by Tom Brady, trailing the Jets 24–10, still in the playoff hunt. But suddenly, everyone gazed at Antonio Brown, shirt off, gloves gone, shoulder pads abandoned on the sideline like trash. Just a spontaneous exit that felt more halftime show than a meltdown. Then he jogged off the field, through the tunnel, and out of the NFL. Per NFL Network, it started with a sideline disagreement.
Brown told the coaches he wasn’t healthy enough to go back in the game. Remember, he was coming off an ankle injury. Bruce Arians reportedly told him to get in or get out. Brown chose the latter. Arians was furious and said after the game, “He is no longer a Buc.” And Brady? The guy who had vouched for him twice, first in New England, then in Tampa, tried to walk the line. “We all love him. We care about him deeply,” the GOAT said postgame.
Even the receiver is not ready to let fans forget about unapologetic acts on the football field. He dropped a new song titled I LUV ALL THE OPPS featuring the Grammy-nominated artist Kodak Black. A fan tried to break down the lyrics, but his eyes lit up when he heard the line, “I leave the game on both feet, man. I’m dippin.” It wasn’t just mere speculation. Antonio Brown also confirmed it by retweeting it on his X timeline.
ANTONIO BROWN MENTIONED THE BUCS DEPARTURE ON HIS NEW SONG! BEST WIDE RECEIVER OF OUR GENERATION! MISS HIM AND BIG BEN AS A STEELERS FAN! pic.twitter.com/SqTFUrz7V1
— 321JMP (@321Jmp62341) June 1, 2025
The fans’ reaction was epic. He couldn’t stop himself from laughing while talking about the incident. For those of you who don’t follow the aftermath, Antonio Brown tried to cash in on the fiasco.
First came the merch. Within days, Brown dropped a hoodie line featuring the phrase “BOOMIN,” and later, “Super Gremlin”—a nod to the Kodak Black song he posted after storming off.
It’s now an iconic part of sports history. Then came the NFT drop. Brown minted digital collectibles tied to his infamous shirtless exit from MetLife. One NFT featured animated art of him running off the field with a peace sign in the air.
What made it all so wild was how well Antonio Brown had been playing before the meltdown. Just the week prior against Carolina, he had 10 catches for 101 yards. He was still Tom Brady’s most trusted weapon. The Bucs were limping into the postseason. And he was supposed to be the guy.
Antonio Brown released the worst rap song of 2025
Antonio Brown was once the best wide receiver in football. But now? He’s rapping about girls, cars, his glorious past that makes you wonder if he’s serious. He doesn’t drop fiery bars, it’s just his story. The WR’s latest release I LUV ALL THE OPPS just dropped, but it also creating records he wouldn’t want associated with his name.
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The lyrics, the flow, the music—nothing about the song is great, or even good. It’s already on track to go down as the worst rap song of 2025. Sometimes, it’s just beyond comprehension. He clearly loves rapping, but he hasn’t developed his skills. People still boo him.
Back in 2022, a video of him performing live at the Rolling Loud Music Festival in Miami went viral. But the crowd was completely silent. Everyone who saw the video seemed to have the same thought: he should leave music.
But will he listen? At times, he comes off as an eccentric person, focused only on himself. But he seriously needs to consider the damage this has done to his reputation as an NFL star.
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