Antonio Brown’s Photo Of Mac Miller’s Mother Causes Uproar From Fans

The only thing predictable about Antonio Brown is that he will do something unpredictable. The former NFL player posted a photo of Mac Miller’s mother this week and caused an uproar from the late rapper’s fans.

The Super Bowl champion posted an old photo of Miller’s mother Karen Meyers taking a selfie with the Swimming artist’s ex-girlfriend Ariana Grande and another woman on Tuesday (Oct. 3). Notably, Grande was wearing AB’s Pittsburgh Steelers jersey. Presumably, AB shared this photo in response to the attention that Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have gotten over the last few weeks due to the latter attending multiple Chiefs games.

This presumption is supported by his caption, which read, “I had baddies at the game before the announcements…….. Arianators.” Though his intent was seemingly more about the “Thank U, Next” singer than Miller’s mother, fans were not pleased that she was in the picture.

“Don’t disrespect Mac,” one user wrote in reply to the picture. “This was for Mac Miller not you,” another user wrote with a clown emoji. “Nah you foul for this fam,” another user said. “This Mac’s mom.”

Quentin Cuffs, Mac Miller’s close friend and co-manager, told AB to take down the photo in a now-deleted tweet. The post is still up and judging by Antonio Brown’s past behavior, it’s likely it will remain up for as long as X is functioning.

Antonio Brown’s post-NFL life has been riddled with controversy, whether it be his arrest warrant for unpaid child support, selling a man a fake watch and having to pay him $169,000, or the accusation that he sent explicit videos to a child. He also pursued a music career, most recently releasing “Pit Not The Palace” in January 2022. Listen below.

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