Charles Barkley, in true form, didn’t hold back on Sunday night during TruTV “alt-cast” of the NBA All-Star Game, going after the city of San Francisco.

The former Auburn star and NBA analyst asked Reggie Miller: “If you had the chance between being cold or being around a bunch of homeless crooks in San Francisco, which would you take?”

Barkley added you needed a bullet proof vest to walk around the city.

It isn’t the first time he has taken aim at the Bay Area.

Back in 2022, Barkley referred to the city as a “hellhole.”

“You know what the bad thing is about all this rain? It’s not raining in San Francisco to clean up those dirty-ass streets they got there,” Barkley said then.

Barkley’s latest comments came Sunday as Damian Lillard added a new title in his first All-Star Game appearance with the Eastern Conference — MVP.

The Milwaukee Bucks guard finished with 39 points, 11 3-pointers, six assists, three rebounds and one steal in a record-breaking 211-186 win over the West.

Lillard was 14 of 26 from the field and 11 of 23 on 3s for a team that broke All-Star Game marks for total points and 3s with 42. Eight players scored in double figures with three — Lillard, Boston guard Jaylen Brown and Indiana guard Tyrese Haliburton all topping 30 points. Karl Anthony-Towns of Minnesota also had 50 points for the West.

The honor comes one day after Lillard won his second straight 3-point contest. He won last year’s honor while playing for the Portland Trail Blazers.

San Francisco wasn’t the only target Barkley aimed for.

Check out some of the comments he made Sunday:

Draymond Green

Kevin Durant

ETC.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.