Kevin Durant Has NSFW Response to Parody Instagram Post About Chase Center

The Golden State Warriors left their old home, and they are off to Chase Center. Kevin Durant won’t be part of it, because he is no longer a Warrior. Durant left Steph Curry and the rest of the team to sign a massive deal with the Brooklyn Nets. It was a big decision, and some fans can’t get over it. That’s where all these parodies come from, including this hilarious meme.

But, Durant didn’t want to let things go unnoticed. Moreover, he didn’t want people to think that the meme left him speechless.

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Never forget KD’s tour of Chase Center ???

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“I’m cryin. That’s (expletive) up,” he wrote.

Durant doesn’t regret his decision. That’s what he choice. The Nets are his next destination.

KD in the comments ?

*NSFW*

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— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) August 26, 2019

“Because I wanted to,” he said when asked about the decision to sign with the Nets. “The basketball was appealing.

“If I was leaving the Warriors, it was always going to be for the Nets. They got the pieces and a creative front office. I just like what they were building.”

A lot of people blamed the Warriors for Durant’s injury. But, he has something to say about it.

“Hell, no. How can you blame [the Warriors]? Hell, no,” Durant said. “I heard the Warriors pressured me into getting back. Nobody never said a word to me during rehab as I was coming back. It was only me and

[director of sports medicine and performance]

Rick [Celebrini] working out every day. Right when the series started, I targeted Game 5. Hell, nah. It just happened. It’s basketball. S— happens. Nobody was responsible for it. It was just the game. We just need to move on from that s— because I’m going to be back playing.”

He had a few big games last season, but he won’t forget this particular night.

“Yeah, I still think about that night,” Durant explained. “Every experience I’ve been through in the league is obviously always ingrained in my mind, but that one is definitely always going to be a huge part of my career because it’s the biggest stage and the type of injury I had. But now I look at it as me just going out there playing basketball, and I happened to get hurt. And now I’m just waiting to get back. I know it’s a huge deal to everybody else, but I just try to take it on the chin and keep it moving.

“No matter what the series was, I was aiming for Game 5,” he added. “That’s why I played when it was 3-1. No matter what, I just wanted to play in the Finals. I just wanted to hoop, especially if I could be out there. I was feeling good leading up to it. I was working out every day. I was gradually getting back to myself doing the two-a-days. I was really locked in on my game and trying to get back. I really wanted to play in that series.”