Lil Nas X Responds To Tom Brady Taking His Horse To ‘Old Town Road’

Patriots quarterback Tom Brady really likes the “Old Town Road” by country-rap artist Lil Nas X. If you ask the rapper, he will offer Brady a remix. Oh, wait, he already did make an offer!

Brady posted a video of his family vacation in Costa Rica. He was riding a horse with the “Old Town Road” playing in the background.

Lil Nas X made the perfect offer for TB12.

“If you wanted a remix all you had to do was ask,” he wrote on Twitter.

Brady and the rapper have already discussed the possibility to make a remix. Well, Brady won’t have enough time to work on a remix, because the Patriots will begin their training camp in a few days. Brady is starting his 20^th NFL season, and doesn’t even think of stepping back.

“I don’t know when the exact time’s going to be. I said earlier that it’ll just feel right but like I said, I set a goal that I want to play to my mid-40s, and I have long term goals, short term goals, but you just have to treat your body right. You have one body, and if you decide to bury and drive it into the ground, that’s what’s going to happen. I committed a long time ago. Everything that Alex and I talk about, treating your body the right way, giving it the right food to eat, make sure it’s drinking the right things, and make sure he and I are staying up on all our treatments, the right amount of strength. In the end, it comes down to discipline.”

His trainer, Alex Guerrero, agrees with Brady.

“I mean, why not? I’ve never put limits on myself, and I’ve never put limits on any of my clients,” Guerrero said. “I’m a big believer that everything is learned behavior. You tell an athlete, ‘You’re gonna be done when you’re thirty,’ well, the brain begins to believe that, and all your neuro-programming is based on, ‘OK, I’m thirty, I’m old.’ But I don’t think the brain understands the concept of time. It doesn’t understand age. Right? How would your brain know you’re whatever age you are? I always tell Tom, we’re not gonna tell our body what we wanna do. We’re gonna tell our body what we want it to do.”