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Former NBA star Gilbert Arenas is no stranger to controversy. Part of the reason his nickname is “No Chill Gil” is because of his penchant for having no filter.
This week, Arenas stepped it up a notch as the latest stir being caused by him might be one of his most divisive.
During the latest episode of Gil’s Arena, Arenas and Nick Young decided to discuss Instagram models, which then led to Gilbert Arenas offering up his advice on how women can make a lot of money by just sleeping with NBA players.
“Let’s just say say four. If you f— four dudes a year or three dudes a year,” Arenas explained. “I’m telling you, from the ages of probably what 18 to 35, treat it like a business.
“Get you some NBA players, three NBA players. Think about it. The NBA player on the lowest end, on the brokest n—- in the NBA, he gonna pay you about five grand a month, just to f— with you. Five grand a month. So if you got three of them that’s $15 grand a month, just on the bottom end.
“Now you talking about like, if you got a James Harden, Paul George or something like that, you’re talking about just on f—– around with you, you talking about $10, $20 grand a month just to be cool. You might have to sleep with dude maybe twice a month, three times a month, right? With those dudes?
“Three times a month depending. You making $60 grand a month. What job, what education you going to get from the ages of 20 to 35 that’s going to pay you $60 grand?”
Arenas then added, “If you got three max players you talking about they’ll pay you $20 grand a month just just to chill. Remember Zion was
paying old old shorty $20 grand a month.”
Needless to say, Gilbert Arenas suggesting women pimp themselves out to NBA players for stacks of cash did not sit well with numerous people.
“The ignorance is appalling; then when they end up on exorbitant child support payments they’re hollering and crying foul,” one person commented. “You brought it on yourself, deal with it.”
“The fact that my dude is talking up tricking like this is crazy,” read another comment.
“NBA players advocating the tricking just proves how lame lot of professional athletes really are,” someone else wrote.
“I have zero empathy when y’all wind up broke,” commented another viewer.