“Kanye, help my boy” - NFL fans begging Kanye West to intervene after Antonio Brown’s latest video

Published Mar 14, 2023 18:05 GMT

Fans are urging Kanye West to help his friend Antonio Brown after he released a new video with the same song yet again.

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown has set his focus on a music career now that his playing days are over.

Brown has released the infamous single "Put That S*** On" and has gone on to perform that same song several times. Most recently, he even took his talent to Utah to perform during the NBA All-Star weekend.

This week, the former wide receiver released a new music video on his Twitter page. In the video, he is seen sitting on the balcony of a home in Florida.

The video, which appears to be done using a drone, zooms out and shows the surrounding area with the former NFL wide receiver dancing and singing the words to his infamous song.

All of the former wide receiver's antics have NFL fans calling for Brown to give it up, especially since he hasn't debuted any new music.

Those on Twitter went as far as to tweet Kanye West to have him help Antonio Brown make some new music. West and the star WR are friends, and the rapper has even hired him to work with his brand after his abrupt exit from the NFL.

Antonio Brown buys football team

Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown recently made a big investment. Two weeks ago, it was announced that the former NFL wide receiver bought a stake in the Albany Empire, a franchise of the National Arena League.

When Brown was announced as the newest owner of the Arena Football League, he also said that the team held a special place in his childhood. His father Eddie played for the Albany Firebirds, where he was a star in the Arena Football League.

In 2006, Eddie was named to the top 20 list of greatest players to ever play in the Arena Football League. His father will also join the team as well, as the Vice President of Football Operations for the Empire.

In his debut year in 1994, Eddie earned the MVP award in the AFL. Also a wide receiver like his son, he helped lead the team to an Arena Bowl championship in the 1999 edition.

Eddie left Albany in 2000 and then moved with the franchise to Indiana. The franchise was then shut down in 2004, just a few years before the Arena Football League also shut down production. He caught 303 touchdowns during his arena league career.

About the author

Bethany Cohen is an NFL writer at Sportskeeda, with a rich prior 15-year experience in the sports writing industry, primarily covering the MLB and MiLB. She majored in Communications from the University of South Florida and has previously worked for top companies such as Examiner.com and Legends on Deck.

Bethany owes her NFL allegiance to the Pittsburgh Steelers owing to their long-standing tradition and competitiveness. She is a fan of old stalwarts such as Terry Bradshaw and Franco Harris and would love to watch them in the 1970s if she manages to get her hand on a time machine. She also acknowledges the greatness of modern icons like T.J. Watt for his desire to continuously improve despite being on top. She admires coaches Mike Tomlin and Andy Reid for their longevity and success.

The ace reporter credits her knowledge and love for the sport to be her biggest reporting strengths. Prior fact-checking is a big component of her process and she always scours through additional sources to ensure complete accuracy in her content.

Super Bowl XLIII, when the Steelers won the the grand prize after Santonio Holmes’ epic catch in the end zone with just seconds left on the clock is etched in Bethany’s memory forever. When she is free of her professional commitments, she likes to attend sports events and music concerts.

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