"WTF are you talking about": Deion Sanders Jr. rips apart a hater for misinterpreting motivational post

Deion Sanders Jr. posted a motivational tweet on Thursday, but some were confused about its context. When a snide remark was made, he called out the user for misinterpreting his message.

"I’m talking about in life… wtf are you talking about" -Sanders Jr. on X.

Sanders Jr. initially posted his inspirational message on Thursday evening. However, since he did not provide any context, many believed that it was a cryptic message or that it had a hidden meaning.

"We gotta stop promoting weakness" Sanders Jr. posted.

Just half an hour later, a user responded to it and wrote:

"lol. iight. Yall starting to cry a lil to much now."

However, Sanders Jr. didn't waste too much time in pointing out that it was simply a motivational post, shutting down any gibberish comments.

Deion Sanders Jr. has been providing unique coverage on Colorado program this season

Deion Sanders Jr. has been covering the Colorado football program this season - Source: Getty

Deion Sanders Jr. has been promoting and covering the Colorado Buffaloes this season since most of his family is associated with the program. He has been able to switch up the coverage for the Buffs on his YouTube channel, "Well Of Media."

He provides fans with sneak peeks, exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes footage that has helped grow his channel. His father Deion Sanders Sr. is the coach of the football program, while his brothers Shilo (safety) and Sheduer (quarterback) are among the team's top players.

Colorado is currently sixth in the Big 12 standings with a 5-2 record (3-1 in Big 12) heading into Week 9. Here's a look at Colorado's schedule for the remainder of the 2024 college football season:

• Oct. 26: vs. Cincinnati
• Nov. 2: Open week
• Nov. 9: at Texas Tech
• Nov. 16: vs. Utah
• Nov. 23: at Kansas
• Nov. 29: vs. Oklahoma State

It's safe to say Sanders Jr. will provide his followers with more coverage in the coming weeks, especially since Colorado is just one win away from bowl eligibility.