Tyrese Gibson can’t let feud with The Rock go

Warning: Explicit language

We smell what Tyrese Gibson is cooking, and it’s an increasingly overdone beef with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.

On Wednesday, Gibson, 38, Instagrammed a two-year-old video of Johnson joking about his album, “Black Rose,” captioning the clip, “Haters come in all forms … In my Kanye voice #BlackRose is one of the greatest R&B Soul Albums of all time my single SHAME was #1 on Billboard for 16 weeks my album came in #1 on the TOP 200!!! Real R&B music lovers know….. This album is in a league of its own #BlackRose.”

In the video, Johnson, 45, speaks to a group of people off-camera about Gibson’s 2015 record.

“Just a little quick shoutout to Tyrese,” Johnson says in the clip. “His new album, ‘Black Rose,’ I just heard it. I have got to say in all honesty, it’s the biggest piece of dog s—t that I have ever heard.”

He continues, “It shouldn’t be called ‘Black Rose,’ it should be called ‘big piece of black dog s—t.’ Not even the hard dried up dog s—t … It’s the soft dog s—t. It’s like baby s—t. That’s what the album is like. I never want to hear it again and I’m never going to f—king forgive him for wasting my time. That is time I’ll never get back. It’s like dog s—t is in my ear. Motherf—ker.”

At the conclusion of the video, which ends abruptly, Johnson cracks a grin as he walks away.

It’s the latest in a series of bizarre jabs Gibson has taken at Johnson since it was announced that Johnson will star in a “Fast and the Furious” spinoff with Jason Statham, pushing back the release of “Fast 9” to 2020.

Last week, Gibson blasted Johnson for allegedly “breaking up the ‘Fast’ family,” managing to cite both former President Barack Obama and the United Nations in his rants. A month prior, Gibson begged the “Ballers” star to return his phone calls.

“Fast” star Vin Diesel, who previously had a beef of his own with Johnson, defended the pro-wrestler turned possible presidential candidate on Instagram last week, writing, “I know there has been a lot of speculation as to why the Fast 9 release date was pushed… but it would be unfair to say it is anyone’s fault.”

Johnson hasn’t directly responded to Gibson’s frequent complaints but may have hinted at the drama in an intense workout video over the weekend, saying, “Real men work. Big dogs eat. Little crying puppies stay on the porch.”