Two of the teens caught on video hurling a barrage of insults at NYPD officers in a Bronx apartment building were busted for separate robberies, police sources said.

Twin brothers Rockeem and Raquan McMillian, 16, were part of the group of teens who were yelling at cops as they walked down the stairs at the building on Westchester Avenue near East 158th Street around 10:30 a.m. Aug. 8, the sources said.

“You p—y! You p—y!” yelled Rockeem, who the sources said was holding the camera and filming the officers as they walked down the stairs at the building.

“Suck my d–k! Suck my d–k!” he added.

Another man shouts as the officers continue to walk down the stairs, “Get the f–k out my building!”

Rockeem was arrested around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday for strong-arm robbery, the sources said. He allegedly admitted to having possession of a stolen scooter in the Bronx.

Raquan was arrested around the same time for a separate robbery, the sources said. Details on that crime weren’t available.

The police officers who were in the video knew the twins and were able to identify them after the video-taping incident, the sources said.

The video was one of several to come out recently that showed cops appearing to ignore insults and abuse from members of the public.

In another video, a man in Brooklyn got a summons after yelling at cops who asked him about a crime. In a third, a man shot video inside a Harlem police station while yelling at an officer.