The Brooklyn Nets season ended pretty early on in the postseason. They were eliminated from the 2022 NBA Playoffs in four quick first-round losses to the Boston Celtics.
In other words, their offseason started a little bit earlier than that of other NBA teams still vying for the 2022 NBA championship. Some players are golfing, some are training, and some are taking a much-needed vacation. Kyrie Irving, on the other hand, is streaming Call of Duty on Twitch.
In a recent stream, Irving shared his opinion of OnlyFans with his viewers. Twitter user @pinatafarms tweeted the clip early Tuesday morning.
Kyrie Irving was on twitch playing Grand Theft Auto and talked about OnlyFans then ended the stream abruptly ššššš pic.twitter.com/I4UglQ30PT
ā PiƱata Farms: The Meme App (@pinatafarms) May 10, 2022
āI have no problem with OnlyFans, none. None,ā he said. According to the website, OnlyFans is āan internet content subscription serviceā for creators to āearn money from users who subscribe to their content.ā
The Nets star doesn't have any issues with the service, primarily known to be used by people selling sexually explicit content. However, he said that he doesn't plan on actively supporting it.
āYou wonāt get my debit card though, Iāll tell you that. You wonāt even get a free subscription from me, Iām sorry. I have no problem with it, donāt get me wrong. Thatās not for me. It may be for you. You know what I mean?ā
While Irving isn't interested in spending his time on OnlyFans, he does spend a lot of time on Twitch, another subscription-based service. He has over 66 thousand followers on the streaming platform under the username Kai11xirving.
Meanwhile, Irving's future with the Nets is unclear. General Manager Sean Marks had less-than-promising comments on Irving's employment stability in Brooklyn.
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