"I Finally Got the Answer": Gilbert Arenas Buries the Hatchet With Kwame Brown After Four-Year Bitter Feud

Gilbert Arenas has decided to bury the hatchet with Kwame Brown after the two former NBA players and teammates have been beefing with each other for almost four years. On Sunday, Arenas shared a video on his "The Gilbert Arenas Show" YouTube channel.

In the video, he confronted Brown's comments and allegations against him over the years before venting out his frustrations. The former Warriors player said that he is closing Brown's chapter from his life at the video's end.

"Ladies and gentleman that is the end of the Kwame Brown saga. I don't need to know what Kwame Brown is doing, what is he saying, its is irrelevant to me," Arenas said.

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Later, Arenas said that Brown started his media career with a perceived beef that did not exist, but it later turned into a real one. He said that he is still stuck in 2021 and does not care about anything that Brown said.

The former Warriors star apologized to his former teammate for the comments he made about his mother. He then blamed Brown for being a person who brings in other people to take shots for him. Lastly, he called Brown an evil man who would do anything and lie to anybody.

What happened between Gilbert Arenas and Kwame Brown?

Gilbert Arenas and Kwame Brown played together for two seasons on the Washington Wizards. Arenas arrived in Washington as a rising star while Brown was the 2001 draft's number one pick. The two players never got along well with each other.

They took shots at each other throughout their careers, but their relationship got sour after their retirement. According to "The Guardian", Arenas made a guest appearance on the "All The Smoke" podcast, where he talked about his time at the Wizards. During that segment, the former Wizards player bashed the former number one pick.

Arenas called Kwame Brown a "manchild" and a "show pony" while the show's hosts, Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson, snickered along. This incident triggered Brown, who then uploaded a YouTube video taking shots at all the people who were on the podcast. This incident sparked the social media feud between Brown and Arenas, which has continued for almost four years.

Both former players have fired multiple shots at each other, which have become increasingly personal as time has passed. However, Gilbert Arenas has now stepped forward and ended the beef from his side. Brown has not yet responded to Arenas' declaration.

Edited by Avi Shravan