Former New England Patriots тιԍнт end Rob Gronkowski got angry at some fans who spotted him out on a scooter out in Miami when they didn’t pay attention to the road ahead of them.

Video posted to a Tik Tok account showed the Super Bowl champion riding around the streets of south Florida enjoying the sunshine.

The person recording the video was sitting in the pᴀssenger seat of a car and called out to Gronkowski who yelled back ‘Hello’.

As the person driving went straight through the intersection, the person recording yelled out ‘Go Pats, baby’.

At this point, Gronkowski was trying to take a left turn, but the car the video was taken from started to slow down.

As the woman recording gave out another ‘whooo’, Gronkowski made his turn while yelling back, ‘Yeah, watch where you’re going a**hole.’

Former Patriots тιԍнт end Rob Gronkowski was seen yelling at a fan while riding a scooter because they weren’t paying attention to where they were going in the streets of Miami

Gronkowski has spent this NFL offseason making many media and podcast appearances

Gronkowski has been spending this NFL offseason making multiple media appearances and growing his podcast with Julian Edelman.

On one recent podcast appearance with ‘Bussin With The Boys’, Gronkowski revealed a disgusting secret held by his Patriots teammate and fellow тιԍнт end Aaron Hernandez.

Hernandez, who committed suicide in prison while convicted on two multiple charges, reportedly engaged in self-pleasure during team meetings in New England.

‘We heard stories of him being in the team meeting room, like beating off. Doing crazy s***,’ the podcast cohost Taylor Lewan said to Gronkowski.

‘I mean, possibly,’ Gronkowski said, theatrically, as if to confirm that it is true.

‘That’s a possibility, that one. I may or may have not seen it live. I’m not going to confirm nor deny.

Gronkowski added: ‘It was wild, man, I was the guy that was truly there, throughout his whole career. In the same room, the whole entire time, as him. 

‘The talent was through the roof and if we could have kept that tandem going we would have been truly unstoppable.’