Brooklyn Beckham throws shade at estranged family in cryptic post

The lyric was also highlighted in bold text across the top of the footage.

Brooklyn’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request comment.

Social media users flooded the comments section to speculate that the snarky video was meant for Brooklyn’s family members.

“Is this for your blocked parents?” one asked, while another joked that Brooklyn was “saying that to his parents.”

A third wondered whether Brooklyn was “busy or blocked.”

Fans urged Brooklyn to “keep drowning out the noise” as many predicted his mom, Victoria Beckham, was “watching and screaming.”

The clip came on the heels of Cruz’s claims about Brooklyn blocking his family on social media.

The drama began earlier this month when Victoria, 51, reportedly “liked” one of her eldest son’s posts about roasting a chicken.

The “like” prompted a flurry of comments begging Brooklyn to make amends with his family, which reportedly prompted Brooklyn to block them.

When reports surfaced that Victoria and David Beckham had unfollowed Brooklyn, Cruz came to their parents’ defense.

“NOT TRUE. My mum and dad would never unfollow their son,” he wrote. “Let’s get the facts right. They woke up blocked … as did I.”

A source recently told The Sun that David, 50, and Victoria are “heartbroken by what’s gone on here.”

The insider added, “It came out of the blue for them, and in the lead-up to Christmas, when families are supposed to come together, it’s devastating.”

Brooklyn’s relationship with his family appeared to sour when he married Nicola Peltz in 2022.

Victoria allegedly made her daughter-in-law cry during the wedding after hijacking the newlyweds’ special dance.

Eyebrows were also raised when the bride, 30, decided not to have her mother-in-law design her bridal gown.

Earlier this year, Brooklyn and his wife opted not to attend David’s splashy 50th birthday celebrations in London.