Breckie Hill went there.
The influencer, who previously called out star LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne on social media, took things a step further with a message about Dunne’s boyfriend, MLB prospect and No. 1 draft pick Paul Skenes.
In a TikTok video posted Wednesday, Hill pointed to the Pittsburgh Pirates jersey she was wearing and included the message, “Paul Skenes” with a red heart emoji.
Hill, who didn’t say anything in the clip, just mouthed a line from the Prime Video TV series, “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” when the main character, Belly (Lola Tung), tells her crush, Conrad Fisher (Christopher Britney): “This is 100 percent your look Connie baby.”
Hill also appeared to be mocking Dunne, who posted a similar video a few days prior, which showed her modeling a Pirates jersey while at Skenes’ baseball game and mouthing the same voiceover.
Fans in the comments were shocked that Hill would take things to that level.
“That’s actually wild,” one person wrote, while another added: “Yea u went too far now.”
Some said they weren’t shocked by Hill’s call-out of Skenes.
“Gotta be an obsession at this point,” one person wrote.
In a separate video on TikTok, Hill shared photos of herself posing in the Pirates jersey.
As for Dunne?
The 20-year-old Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model had yet to address Hill’s video.
Hill appeared to call out Dunne last month in another TikTok video when she wrote: “Proof that my rizz is better than Livvy’s.”
Shorty afterward, Dunne seemingly responded to Hill in a separate TikTok video that said: “Me when she can’t keep my name out of her mouth.”
However, bringing Skenes into the mix is a bold move.
Skenes confirmed his relationship with Dunne during an interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette earlier this month.
The apparent drama between the social media stars began when Hill called Dunne a “b–ch,” according to OutKick.
Dunne and Hill have allegedly been taking shots at one another on social media since April, Essentially Sports reported.
Dunne and Hill have drawn comparisons in appearance and their respective rises on social media.