"I was so friggin' lost on this one" - NFL fans left in splits over bizarre Antonio Brown tweet

Antonio Brown does not currently have a new NFL team, but the wide receiver is keeping busy. There is no question that he is finding plenty of other things to do to fill his time -- from taking shots at former teammates, teams, and working with Kanye West. Brown has also stayed active on social media. Recently, the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wideout cryptically tweeted out a single phrase. He wrote:

“Put that booty on my belt”

At first glance, it is hard to decipher what this cryptic message could mean. But this gave music Twitter and NFL Twitter a chance to put on their sleuth hats and unite. Very quickly, the Twitterverse filled in the blanks for those who might not have gotten the reference.

Antonio Brown tweets a quote from a DJ Khaled song

Although everyone did not understand Brown’s recent tweet, Twitter user “AB Translator” kindly provided the context to Brown’s tweet. DJ Khaled’s song, "I’m the One," appears to be the origin and inspiration for the quote in the original tweet.

NFL twitter predictably had its reaction to Antonio Brown’s musings.

Appreciation and clarification go a long way:

More people were amused by the fact that there’s an active Twitter account dedicated to just translating Brown’s tweets.

There’s English, and then there’s Antonio Brown English.

Like most football stars who shine too fast and too bright, some fans wonder what could have been for talented football players like Brown.

It takes a village to raise a child, and it takes a team of publicists to monitor a football star.

Kanye West and Brown do make an unsurprisingly odd couple.

Opportunities are gold when it comes to being a rapper or professional football player.

One Twitter user was very optimistic Brown would return to the Bucs.

Others remember the glory days with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Quotes look better with an artful graphic.

The former All-Pro wide receiver has not ruled out a return to the NFL. Of course, it would depend on which NFL team needing a boost at wide receiver would be willing to take a chance on the mercurial football player. The last time fans saw Brown, he took off his jersey and walked out of the stadium in New Jersey during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ matchup with the New York Jets.