Devn Bush does not like to see grown men playing around on TikTok.
He dislikes it so much that he took to Twitter and called out these men to stay from around him if they have the popular social media site.
Teammate Chase Claypool, who has a TikTok responded:
He’s not the only one on the team:
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All last season, Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster gained notoriety for his less-than timely TikTok dances. The topic of JuJu Smith-Schuster dancing on opponents’ midfield logos during pregame warmups was talked about ad nauseam during the 2020 campaign.
Smith-Schuster, who was a guest on the Michael Irvin Podcast, said the logo dancing on TikTok was something he did all season, but it wasn’t until late in the season that it suddenly became a distraction.
“[People] weren’t saying the day I was dancing on the Cowboys logo, and then I ball out and score a touchdown. Everyone’s happy, everyone’s cool,” Smith-Schuster told Irvin.
“But as soon as we lose, and I’m dancing on a logo, that’s when everyone says, ‘Oh my gosh, that’s the reason why [the Steelers are] losing. He’s not focused…”
“If I’m not focused, go back and look at the stats. Go back and look at my catch radius,” he said. “I’m doing everything I can for my team. If the coach puts me in a certain situation to make a play, I’m going to make a play. That’s just who I am.”
Smith-Schuster brought in 97 of 128 targets for 831 yards and nine touchdowns.
