Kameron Kelly’s jukebox selection was skipped over and he ended up getting arrested as a result.

The Steelers safety got into a fight with police Friday after being told to leave Pittsburgh bar Mario’s South Side Saloon. He allegedly threatened to attack an employee when his choice of music was passed over on a jukebox.

The Steelers released Kelly on Friday after the news surfaced and promoted Marcus Allen.

According to the complaint, the fracas included one officer being threatened by Kelly. He punched the player in the face in order to “gain control and effect the arrest” amid a growing crowd with the cop falling on top of the defensive back. Kelly reportedly suffered a busted lip.

He is being charged with resisting arrest and terroristic threats.

According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Kelly has a history of trouble-making at Mario’s.

The safety has appeared in 14 games this year, making 21 tackles and an interception.