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    “Looks like $300 an hour”: Antonio Brown demeans Angel Reese’s Barbie look for WNBA All-Star game with NSFW comment

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    Antonio Brown is facing backlash after posting a derogatory comment at WNBA star Angel Reese following her arrival at the 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend. The Atlanta Dream power forward, who made her third straight WNBA All-Star appearance, arrived at the arena in a custom all-pink outfit featuring a ruffled skirt, a matching handbag, and Barbie-pink hair.

    WNBA shared the look on X on Saturday.

    “All-Star Barbie has entered the chat. Angel Reese arrives with a fresh pink look before taking the floor for Team Coop in her third straight WNBA All-Star appearance,” the caption read.

    Brown reposted the WNBA’s video with a demeaning remark about the 2024 first-round pick.

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    “Looks like about $300 an hour…” Brown tweeted.

    Brown has a long-running pattern of posting provocative, crude and demeaning comments for major sports figures and celebrities on X.

    In her third WNBA All-Star appearance, Reese played a supporting role as part of Team Coop. She logged 9 minutes of action off the bench. While the power forward didn’t get on the scoreboard, she pulled down 5 rebounds and dished out 4 assists. Team Coop fell short in a high-scoring 129–122 game against Team Spoon.

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    Antonio Brown dismisses Jake Paul’s NFL dream

    Antonio Brown does not believe Jake Paul has what it takes to make the jump from boxing to the NFL. Last month, Paul revealed on the a16z Podcast that he hopes to pursue a career as an NFL slot receiver after hanging up his gloves.

    Brown responded to the clip with a five-word response.

    “Dude would get rocked,” Brown tweeted.

    Paul, however, remains confident that his athletic ability can help him make the move to football. He said his plan is to spend a year or two competing at the college level before attempting to earn a spot as an NFL slot receiver.

    “I’m being serious. I was originally thinking I’ll just go straight to the Cleveland Browns or Dallas Cowboys, but they’re probably going to want to see me play first,” Paul said.

    Brown is skeptical about Paul’s move to the NFL due to the physical demands of the position. Slot receivers routinely take hard hits while working across the middle of the field against linebackers and safeties.