Chiefs' Kadarius Toney claims he was hacked after vulgar Twitter interactions with Giants fans

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Kadarius Toney has a fresh Super Bowl ring with the Kansas City Chiefs, but he still can't stop talking about his old team.

Toney was the 20th pick of the 2021 NFL Draft to the New York Giants, but the marriage never got off on the right foot and ended in nasty fashion.

The wide receiver from Florida was often injured, and despite a new front office trying to bring in a refreshing culture, it didn't seem like Toney was buying in.

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Kadarius Toney of the Kansas City Chiefs celebrates after a 5-yard touchdown reception against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII on Feb. 12, 2023, in Glendale, Arizona. (Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

That forced the Giants, despite his flashy talent, to ship Toney to Kansas City for a third- and fifth-round pick last season. Toney wound up playing a huge role for the Chiefs en route to their victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl, catching a 5-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter and also had a 65-yard punt return that led to another fourth-quarter score.

Last week, Toney went on a NSFW tirade against the new regime in East Rutherford, just when we all thought the drama between Toney and Big Blue was over. But Giants fans decided to troll the Chiefs receiver a bit, and Toney unleashed some more.

One Twitter user joked that Toney's music was "trash" and he "misses" Daniel Jones, which is why he's "mad."

Toney appeared to respond with a threatening voice message at roughly 3 a.m., when he told the user to "pull up… or shut the f--- up."

Kadarius Toney of the Kansas City Chiefs warms up for Super Bowl LVII against the Philadelphia