Cole Beasley gets into dispute with former teammate over men who paint their nails: 'That ain't it'

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One of the latest fashion statements among men is having their nails painted.

USC's Caleb Williams turned heads in 2022 when he did it several times, including writing the words "F--- UTAH" in the Pac-12 title game against the Utes.

The fad has grabbed the attention of former NFL wide receiver Cole Beasley, who isn't amused.

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Cole Beasley, #11 of the Buffalo Bills, runs off of the field during an NFL game against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium on October 18, 2021, in Nashville, Tennessee.  (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images)

"What’s up with all these dudes painting their nails nowadays?" Beasley wrote on X, formerly Twitter. "That ain’t it…."

Beasley was ripped for the take in plenty of replies, including one by a former teammate with the Buffalo Bills.

"It’s color on nails," Kenny Britt wrote.

Britt added, "That’s like someone asking what’s up with all these dudes getting tattoos. Self expression."

That was a take Beasley disagreed with, saying tattoos have a much deeper meaning than fingerpaint.

"I disagree. Tattoos tell a story based on the image you get," Beasley replied. "Painted nails have no image. What exactly are you expressing? 'Cause I can only think of one thing. Lol"

Cole Beasley, #11 of the Buffalo Bills, acknowledges the fans as he leaves the field after the Bills defeated the Texans 40-0 at Highmark Stadium on October 3, 2021, in Orchard Park, New York. (Bryan M. Bennett/Getty Images)

Stills later posted a video of his own painted nails.

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