Brooklyn Nets superstar Kevin Durant is in the midst of yet another episode of KD vs. the mean streets of Twitter. This time around, the issue revolves around Durant's ashy legs.

A photo of the Nets star's legs (or at least a tiny bit of it) is making its rounds on social media. The picture was supposed to showcase KD's kicks, but the trolls on Twitter decided to focus on Durant's rather peculiar skin condition:

If you look at the first picture closely, there's a small bit of skin showing on his left foot right above his socks. Unsurprisingly, the keyboard warriors had a field day at the Nets star's expense:

https://twitter.com/Gmoneyfcb23/status/1463005881008861186

https://twitter.com/BarnDaddy1/status/1462957959235866624

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Durant has had enough of the slander and not to anyone's surprise, the former league MVP decided to fire back at his haters via Twitter:

The Nets All-Star did not hold back here. KD has been known to engage with fans on social media and he's never afraid to speak his mind whenever he deems it necessary (which is often).

Ashy legs or not, Kevin Durant has been his usual dominant self for the Nets early in the season. The 33-year-old has led Brooklyn to a 12-5 record with averages of a league-leading 28.6 points (on 56.7 percent shooting) per game, 7.9 rebounds, 4.9 assists, and 2.0 triples on a 42.7-percent clip.