THE youngest son of Victoria and David Beckham has released a new tune – singing about “seeing red” amid the bitter fall out with his brother Brooklyn.
Cruz, could be hinting atas he poked fun at unnecessary feuds.
Cruz Beckham has hinted at his feud with Brooklyn in his new single Seeing Red Credit: Instagram
Cruz (left) has previously taken swipes at his brother Brooklyn (right) on social media Credit: AFP
‘s latest single, titled Seeing Red, features some telling lyrics.
One line reads: “Been seeing red for as long as I remember.”
Another says: “Yeah, I said I’m already there.”
And, perhaps the most scathing : “The moment I drop this s**t, the whole thing’s over.”
Cruz and The Breakers are set to release a six-song EP in August Credit: Getty
The rift between Brooklyn Beckham, his wife Nicola Peltz and his family began in 2022 Credit: Getty
The track, from his , dropped on Friday.
Cruz’s hard-hitting lyrics appear to hint at his, which stems from the family fall out.
He’s no stranger to taking a swipe at his older brother, 27, and has previously called him out online.
Back in December 2025,
But, despite the clues, Cruz has admitted the lyrics are meant to be seen as tongue-in-cheek.
He said: “Seeing red is a comedic take on a totally unserious moment of frustration, in this case in sports.
“Everyone’s competitive nature likes to take over now and then, but it’s all fun and games. Seeing red is a nod to that exact turning point.”
In the music video, Cruz and his bandmates can be seen kicking a football around a pitch – seemingly paying tribute to
Later on in the clip, things turn violent as the players start scrapping.
Cruz can be seen looking bloody and bruised.
While Brooklyn has publicly addressed the feud in statements, Cruz has taken swipes at him on social media.
Responding to a TikTok commenter who asked if he was going to “stick with this job or going to become a race car driver next or something?”, Cruz replied: “Wrong brother mate,” taking a jab at Brooklyn’s multiple career shifts.
Despite the huge rift, Cruz has also said that he “hopes” to reconcile with his brother.
Speaking on the EP Wear & Tear, Cruz said: “Wear & Tear is synonymous to a life lived and all your life experiences so far – the good and the bad, the learning curves, and everything in between.
“No matter how different every human experience is, we all have had at least a few similar emotions that make us all human.
“We’ve been high, and low, in love and in pain, jealous, upset – we’ve lived and learned. We’ve all got our wear and tear.”
Singer Cruz is currently touring in America with his band The Breakers before heading back to the UK for at the end of August.
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