Antonio Brown Gets Slammed By Keyshia Cole in a New Song Dropped By the R&B Diva Referring to Their Toxic Relationship

Antonio Brown is a part of the music industry now. He is releasing albums and songs which are performing well. Moreover, he is forming bonds with prominent people in the industry, and that’ll help him in the long run. Recently, Antonio Brown’s ex-girlfriend Keyshia Cole released a new song. Apparently, in that song, Keyshia has mentioned the toxic relationship she and Brown had.

The song’s name was Real me/Reel me. The lyrics were, “My dear, it’s becoming so clear you don’t really love me. You just in love with the idea. One day I’m your idol, the next day, I’m a cycle. Recognize the pattern, and I want to break the cycle. I fell in love, fell out of love…. I feel like every start is pulling me into the dark. Nothing matters, all you really want is the good part. Love me, this part of me nobody sees this part of me. Tell me, do you want me a celebrity or the real me.”

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If we go through the lyrics, we can see that Keyshia Cole was fed up with Antonio Brown. The couple had earlier thrown shade at each other on social media, and now the song is released. We can expect a response from the former Bucs receiver any time soon.

Antonio Brown is fully focused on his music career

It seems like we are never going to see Antonio Brown again on the football field. No team has shown any interest in him yet. Moreover, AB is fully focused on his music career as of now.

His song ‘Pit Not the Palace’ crossed the 1 billion plays mark on Apple Music recently. It signifies that he is achieving immense success in his new endeavor. Moreover, recently he had also released his first album which performed well. He is currently working quite hard to gain more success in the music industry, and this could become his primary profession rather than playing football.

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