Yesterday, Allen Robinson permanently made his famous catch from the 2013, quadruple overtime upset over Michigan a part of himself by getting the catch over Michigan cornerback Channing Stribling tattooed along the right side of his torso. He announced the tattoo with a bold tweet, more or less implying that he and the catch are “legendary”.

Coaches come and go, players come and go, Legends are forever #BeLegendary pic.twitter.com/HV3Cqc1rVY

— Allen Robinson (@Thee_AR15) February 17, 2016

This description caught the eye of both fans of the wide receiver, and detractors, including someone who played a special role in Robinson’s catch, none other than Channing Stribling. Stribling fired off a few not-so-ambiguous tweets about what he does and doesn’t consider to be legendary, capped off by this shot at the former consensus All-American.  

If im in the league, my focus is on ballin not on a tatt, I see where cuhh head at doe…some people just aint built for the league ? — **FINAO** Channing (@Prettyboi_Strib) February 17, 2016

Robinson, who tied for the most receiving touchdowns in the NFL this past season, took little time to respond to Stribling with a tweet of his own.

@Prettyboi_Strib Aloha pic.twitter.com/pYJ1vpaSBK

— Allen Robinson (@Thee_AR15) February 17, 2016

After that, the two continued to take shots at each other, with Stribling holding his ground that Robinson isn’t a legend, and Robinson repeatedly giving him reasons he is.  

@Prettyboi_Strib I was all American that year too, firstly lol — Allen Robinson (@Thee_AR15) February 17, 2016

@Prettyboi_Strib I earned all 1432 yards kid

— Allen Robinson (@Thee_AR15) February 17, 2016

@Prettyboi_Strib who the last player in the big 10 to catch for 2450+ in 2 seasons ??

— Allen Robinson (@Thee_AR15) February 17, 2016

Finally, Robinson ended with everyone’s favorite kind of trolling, a nice, easy shot at Stribling’s inability to spell at an elementary school level.  

Congrats* https://t.co/VeRbqCcUTa — Allen Robinson (@Thee_AR15) February 17, 2016

Keep doing you, A-Rob.