Adult film actress turned-social-media contemporary Mia Khalifa got a dose of her own medicine, being put on blast by former Washington Wizards point guard Gilbert Arenas today, who posted a private conversation she attempted to have with him, inviting him over for several treats early this month.
Khalifa tweeted this earlier today, after several Instagram messages to Arenas went without a response.
Don’t meet your heroes
— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) October 9, 2017
The former gunner, known as Agent Zero during his playing days, turned the tables upside down on Khalifa, who has been known to put players on blast who have tried to slide into her DMs.
The now-35-year-old former player made honor to his Instagram name “No Chill Gil” — airing out the entire one-sided conversation over the span of four days, and showing that the thirst is indeed real.
“Mia Khalifa would slide in my DM #fortheD,” Arenas joked. “The thirst is real since backpage is gone.”
“B**** has no room for negotiations with me… $150 or you better slide into #nelly DM for that raw d**k behind a #walmart.”
https://www.instagram.com/p/BaCTcy0gt1R/
Khalifa, a self-professed Washington sports fan, tried to save face shortly after by posting this on Twitter in light of Arenas' post going viral.
Is Gilbert Arenas even relevant anymore?
— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) October 9, 2017
The former porn star publicly called out Chicago Cubs catcher Willson Contreras over social media for repeatedly trying to get her attention through Twitter's DM. The 25-year old catcher/outfielder had been trying to get her attention for over a month before she made his conversation public.
Khalifa's crypt includes Ole Miss quarterback Chad Kelly, who had tried and failed to garner her attention twice, getting massively rejected both times and former Buffalo Bills safety, Duke Johnson, who was blasted in 2015 when he first reached out to her.
This only builds into the long-storied myth that has made Arenas a social media legend over the past few years, despite a pathetic ending to his once prominent NBA career.
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