Controversial Kwame Brown has taken a shot at ESPN host Malika Andrews in a fiery rant. The former No. 1 overall pick hasn’t been shy about expressing his thoughts and now that Andrews tried to frame a former player, Brown was ready to fire back.
The former Washington Wizards and Los Angeles Lakers player had some strong words to use against Andrews, condemning the woman’s words against Jalen Rose.
“That type of woman that Malika Andrews is…she is a representation of the worst type of woman in the world in my opinion. You want to have an opinion on everything? You…want to talk about everything? But then you want to tip the scale to where this feminist bullsh*t is ruling. Jalen Rose did not put his hand in your armpit ma’am. And if that was something that he did and you thought he did, and this man revered you as his sister, you might have wanted to talk to your brother off-camera. Y’all better be careful about these women like this.”
This comes after Andrews told former player Jalen Rose to get ‘his finger out of her armpit,’ which sparked a lot of reactions around the league. This was wild to see, but when everybody thought Rose would be in trouble, Andrews is the one getting backlash.
Malika hasn’t responded to this, and it’s unlikely that she’ll do it. Still, this was a surprising reaction from Brown, but he’s not strange to these controversies. Gilbert Arenas called him a ‘junkie’ recently, but Kwame had blasted Arenas before.
Kwame Brown Once Attacked Rachel Nichols
This isn’t his first time going after a woman, as he previously attacked Rachel Nichols, who happened to work for ESPN too. Brown went off against the veteran reporter, a move that not everybody understood.
He has criticized Russell Westbrook, too, as well as other former and current players. It seems like Brown has a lot of free time or he just likes to do these rants for fun.
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