Antonio Brown is spending the days after his viral Buccaneers exit watching basketball, partying with a rapper, and filming Cameos for fans

• Antonio Brown has been keeping himself busy since his viral Buccaneers exit.
• Since Sunday, the 33-year-old has released a new song, watched an NBA game, and partied with a rapper.

Antonio Brown may no longer (at least according to Bruce Arians) be a Tampa Bay Buccaneer, but he's not finding himself short of things to do.

Brown went viral on Sunday after he stripped topless and stormed off the field midway through the Buccaneers win over the New York Jets at the MetLife Stadium.

Though Brown has not yet been waived by the Florida team, head coach Arians said after the match: "He is no longer a Buc. That's the end of the story."

In the days since his outburst — the latest in a long line of worrying incidents involving the wide receiver — Brown has been keeping himself extremely busy.

Almost immediately after his Bucs exit on Sunday, Brown released a new rap record.

Titled "Pit Not the Palace," the song is under just two minutes long and features the 33-year-old rapping metaphorically about his modest upbringing and NFL career.

On Monday, the former Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots star was then spotted courtside at the Barclays Center watching the Brooklyn Nets take on the Memphis Grizzles.

Wearing sunglasses, a face mask, a Balenciaga tracksuit, and a necklace featuring a bee, Brown did little to attract attention to himself, but all eyes were still on him with numerous people snapping photos from the stands.

That same night, Brown partied with rapper Fabolous, who was also courtside at the Nets game.

Brown shared a clip of himself and Fabolous together at a bar on his Instagram story, during which the "Into You" rapper said: "Don't disrespect that work ethic right here, man."

As if watching the basketball and partying with a rap star wasn't enough for Brown, he has also spent part of his time filming a number of videos for online messaging site Cameo, which allows fans to pay celebrities to record personal videos for them.

In a series of videos posted on the site in recent days, Brown — wearing the same necklace as he did at the Barclays Center — toasts a fan's bachelor party (which he says he might attend), discusses the issues of the Minnesota Vikings, and congratulates several fantasy football league winners.

In one short clip shared online, Brown can be seen answering a fan's question about his old Steelers teammate Ben Roethlisberger, who has been widely rumored to be retiring in the coming weeks.

"I know you're sad about Ben Roethlisberger retiring but it's not over for Ben yet," Brown said.

"I know everyone is wondering about if this is his last game in Pittsburgh tonight and would it end like this but it may not end like this. I know Ben, he's a competitor and he loves to play football. He's one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time and I just don't see him hanging it up."

To top off his wild few days, Brown then shared a photo of himself on Instagram wearing a Bucs hat from the team's Super Bowl win last season.

"[Sic] To sexy for my shirt," he wrote in what appeared to be an ad for clothing brand Novamen.