Benzema uses Tupac reference to describe Mbappe's betrayal

For years, he had been grooming the star to someday play beside him at Real Madrid and he responded in the least expected possible manner

Benzema uses Tupac reference to describe Mbappe's betrayal
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The level of betrayal Karim Benzema is feeling from Kylian Mbappe is quite palpable, especially after the recent Tupac Shakur reference on the Real Madrid striker's Instagram stories.

All Madridista players feel betrayed by the young French striker but none of them more than Benzema.

For years, he had been grooming the star to someday play beside him at Real Madrid and he responded in the least expected possible manner.

Countless public statements and gestures of complicity were directed towards the player who seems destined to become the best in the world quite soon.

Benzema tried everything possible in order to convince him and it served no purpose.

In the end, Kylian Mbappe did what his family and he wanted without measuring the level of consequence this can bring him in the long run.

He forgets there's a World Cup coming up where he will need to get cozy with Karim, and France is no stranger to dressing room drama throughout their history.

We can already imagine how much Benzema will get on Mbappe's face when they meet, what he did was completely unacceptable.

Kylian will have to offer an explanation because Benzema feels utterly betrayed right now, as he showed in his most recent Instagram story.

The picture he posted was a direct knock at his national team buddy, a hip-hop culture reference that is part of history now.

In the picture he posted on Instagram Stories, Benzema dropped an image of Tupac Shakur shaking hands with actor Stephen Baldwin.

At first glance, people who don't know hip-hop culture will be puzzled by the image. But those who are aware of it will realize that the attentions shouldn't be on Baldwin.

The man behind Tupac who is looking straight at the camera is the "friend" who allegedly betrayed Pac and ultimately got him killed.

It is a clear reference to how betrayed Benzema feels by Mbappe, and how much mending the PSG star will have to do if he wants to have a comfortable World Cup experience in Qatar. What do you think of this reaction from Benzema? Is it warranted?