CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA – DECEMBER 26: Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers reacts with Antonio Brown #81 during the second half of the game against the Carolina Panthers at Bank of America Stadium on December 26, 2021 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)
Just like each and every time he hits the news, Antonio Brown is trending for all the wrong reasons.

Brown is going viral in a bad way after he exposed himself to guests at a swanky Dubai hotel. The video is from back in May and it shows him shoving his bare buttocks into the face of a stunned woman in an outdoor swimming pool at Armani Hotel Dubai.

In another video, Brown is shown trying to tie another swimmer’s head scarf to the woman. When she removed it, he then tossed the woman head-first into the pool, after which she swims away. Somebody could be heard yelling “he’s waterboarding her!”

The former All-Pro then exposed his private parts in the direction of the woman.

Jason Whitlock saw the video like everybody else, and instead of just blasting Brown for his behavior, he also involved Tom Brady as well.

Whitlock reminded his followers that the Tampa Bay Bucs QB invited Antonio Brown into his home when he first signed to the team.

 

“Just remember, Tom Brady invited Antonio Brown into his home where his wife and kids live. No sacred honor. Anything for another win. I like Brady. But it’s a really bad look. Men have surrendered their honor for material gain and adulation. We’re soulless cowards.”

“You got a lot of options on who you lend a helping hand. If AB ran a 4.9 forty, you think Brady lends him a hand? A lot of kids need a helping hand. AB’s a grown-@$$ predator. Brady was just trying to help himself. No honor.”

According to the Post, the hotel declined comment, but the paper did confirm that Brown was asked to leave the hotel after the incident. Brown was in the UAE to see Floyd Mayweather box in an exhibition match.

The 34-year-old is a seven-time Pro Bowler after being selected in the sixth round of the 2010 NFL Draft out of Central Michigan. The last time he was on an NFL field, he was seen running off from the Buccaneers sideline midgame shirtless following a feud with coaches.