Watch: Warriors Epically Troll Drake… Warming Up To Pusha T Diss Track

The Golden State Warriors don’t like what Drake does to their players. So, the team decided to do something about it.

Stephen Curry was warming up on the court at Oracle Arena before Game 3 of the NBA Finals against the Raptors. What did the Warriors do? They put on Pusha T’s diss track, “The Story of Adidon.”

Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant slammed Drake after their Game 2 win.

“We’ll see you in the Bay Aubrey,” Thompson said to Drake, calling him by his government name. “You weren’t talking tonight were ya? Bum ass… That was light work, too.” 

“It’s all right. It’s OK. We got more games to play,” Durant added. “Pick your head up. It’s OK.”

Drake called Draymond Green “trash.” But, Green doesn’t mind any of that.

“It wasn’t really a scuffle because I didn’t hit him and he didn’t hit me or I didn’t push him or he didn’t push me,” he said. “We talked. We barked a little bit, but I wouldn’t necessarily consider that a scuffle. Not personally what I would consider a scuffle.”

A few days ago, Green talked about the incident.

“I think so many people make a big deal out of it. It is what it is,” Green said of Drake. “He’s a fan. He talks, and it gets more attention because he’s Drake. So many people are complaining about it, like, ‘You don’t let any other fan do that.’ Yeah, any other fan is just not Drake, so they probably shouldn’t be able to do that. That’s just kind of how the cookie crumbles.

“He’s worked his ass off to be who he is. I think we all know when you do that, you get more leash than others. I think there’s so much talk, and the NBA needs to — no, they don’t. He worked to be who he is. You should get more leash. But I don’t mind it. It’s fun for me.”

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver doesn’t approve incidents of this king. He didn’t even like Drake’s attitude towards the Warriors coach.

“Certainly we don’t want fans, friend or foe, contacting an NBA coach during a game,” he said. “I think those can lead to dangerous situations. You’re in the middle of coaching a game and you’re completely focused.”