Another social media personality called out the infamous former wide receiver, Antonio Brown. Along with him, the influencer who boasts a following of 500,000, also criticized AB’s best friend, Kanye West (or Ye). The Hollywood Unlocked founder blamed Brown and Ye for leaking his phone number. Along with them, he also attacked the Yeezy designer’s new posse, Candace Owens.

Jason Lee, who was the head of Ye’s Media & Partnerships, lashed out at the notorious former Bucs WR and the rapper. Lee revealed he ended ties with the 45-year-old rapper because of a controversial Yeezy season 9 design. The social media influencer accused Ye of “gaslighting black people and empowering white supremacy.”

Later on Hollywood Unlocked, Jason Lee shared and blamed Kanye West, Antonio Brown, and Candace Owens for repeatedly leaking his phone number. “I did not understand why yesterday, I was being attacked by AB. Antonio Brown put out my phone number, I’m changing it tomorrow. And then I put his number out too because that’s what we do.” He then charged the former football player with attempting to steal one of Kanye’s women and using Kanye as a pawn.

Antonio Brown stands with Ye amid donning a controversial piece of clothing

At his Yeezy fashion show, Kanye West once again stirred the water by donning a “White Lives Matter” shirt.

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The Yeezy founder attended a showing of his Season 9 collection on Monday in Paris. During the event, Ye donned a black T with a very obvious “White Lives Matter” inscription on the back. With no context, the wording is prominent and in white. He faced a lot of criticism. But that did not faze the 34-year-old.

AB, who recently made fun of TB12 for his marital problems with Gisele Bündchen, isn’t cutting connections with the musician. Instead, he reposted an old August video of the two joking around about song ideas and added an intriguing message: “All Lives Matter.”

Looks like the athlete-turned-rapper will not stop supporting his best bud, Ye, and make headlines with him again.

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