Le'Veon Bell innocently went to Twitter to ask his followers what he thought of his new song on Sunday ... and Keenan Allen did exactly that with a BRUTALLY honest response. "I gotta keep it band bro. This ain’t it" (while adding a garbage can emoji). DAMN! The NY Jets star didn't take the public criticism lightly ... telling Allen to hit him up directly if that's how he really felt. "if youu honestly felt that way, youu could’ve just txted me and said that," Bell responded, "but it seems even ppl with check marks wanna troll to seek attention for mentions now a days..." "enjoy this buzz fuzz, it’s still all positive vibes." Now, remember ... it's April Fools Day. So, is this all just a prank to get people all worked up?? The LA Chargers star's follow-up suggests otherwise. "I was not trolling on my momma bro. I don’t troll. Like I said I speak facts. You shouldn’t have asked if you ain’t want the truth. All love over here bro" So ... is Bell's song actually good or bad? We're just gonna post the video below and let you decide.<doc-sep>Newly signed Jets running back Le'Veon Bell released his rap album "Life's A Gamble" on March 14, and he's still trying to promote it to his fans. On Sunday night, Bell released a tease for a music video for his song "Free At Last." In his promotion for the video, Bell asked his followers if the song was "fire or trash." REVIEW: Le'Veon Bell's rap album 'Life's a Gamble' underwhelms Not too surprisingly, many responded by tweeting the garbage can emoji back at Bell. As I mentioned in my album review, there weren't too many positives to take away from Bell's album. He has weak lyrics and his voice sounds the same on many songs. But Twitter users were a little more harsh with their opinions. (Twitter) https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/sporting_news/8d/fd/leveon-bell-song-review-twitter_yb7zgggmq5981brl9skqzokcg.png?t=-636607431&w=500&quality=80 MORE: Breaking down Le'Veon Bell's contract with Jets But the funniest response wasn't from an anonymous Twitter user. The best reply came from fellow Chargers receiver Keenan Allen who couldn't help but just be completely with Bell. He told Bell on Twitter that the song was bad, adding he's just "shooting the facts." I gotta keep it band bro. This ain’t it. 🗑 https://t.co/59gGirHyMZ — Keenan Allen (@Keenan13Allen) April 1, 2019 And if you thought Allen was joking or just being a troll, think again. Bell responded to that tweet saying Allen should have just texted him privately that he didn't like the song. And Allen kept it 100 again and told Bell if he doesn't like criticism, he shouldn't be asking for it. He even went a step further, essentially saying his friends should quit encouriging Bell to rap. I was not trolling on my momma bro. I don’t troll. Like I said I speak facts. You shouldn’t have asked if you ain’t want the truth. All love over here bro https://t.co/FK1pa651Sd — Keenan Allen (@Keenan13Allen) April 1, 2019 It should’ve been your real friends that said it tho🤷🏽‍♂️🚫🧢 @LeVeonBell — Keenan Allen (@Keenan13Allen) April 1, 2019 Unfortunately the Jets and Chargers won't play in the regular season this year. Otherwise we would have had a fun storyline heading into the matchup.<doc-sep>
Twitter arguments between professional athletes may be one of the best forms of entertainment, and it’s constantly occurring. It didn’t fail on Monday as Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen and Jets running back Le’Veon Bell got into it. Bell has a new rap album. He posted a clip of one of his songs on his personal account. Bell asked if the clip was “fire” or “trash.” When something like that is asked to the general population, he has to be ready to deal with whatever responses come. In this case, Allen responded by tweeting him his thoughts on the clip. I gotta keep it band bro. This ain’t it. 🗑 https://t.co/59gGirHyMZ — Keenan Allen (@Keenan13Allen) April 1, 2019 But Bell didn’t appreciate that Allen was so public with his criticism, even though he asked what people had truly thought of it. if youu honestly felt that way, youu could’ve just txted me and said that…lol but it seems even ppl with check marks wanna troll to seek attention for mentions now a days…enjoy this buzz fuzz, it’s still all positive vibes 🖤🙌🏾 — Le'Veon Bell (@LeVeonBell) April 1, 2019 Allen noted that too, but also threw shade at him and his friends in his final tweet. The Chargers wideout was not wrong with his honest statements, though. I was not trolling on my momma bro. I don’t troll. Like I said I speak facts. You shouldn’t have asked if you ain’t want the truth. All love over here bro https://t.co/FK1pa651Sd — Keenan Allen (@Keenan13Allen) April 1, 2019