Kyrie Irving back on that shyt again

[SuperPawgHunter]

Because it's clearly forced. Nobody on earth talks like this. Not even the most educated people on earth. You literally have to go out of your way to do it.

He made it so obvious when he went on ESPN First take and was spewing nonsense trying to sound so smart that he was misusing words all over the place that it became a joke.


Kyrie Irving on First Take (Breaks down why he left the Cavs, relationship w/ LeBron &more)

Feel free to go and read to watch the video and read what everyone else said.




Nobody talks like this

Why do the rest of it laugh it off, and you create threads about it, enraged?

 

[Darealtwo1]

Enthralled is a word you encounter FREQUENTLY if you read reviews on any type of media.

I said used in person....not read by some media.

"I've been so enthralled by that black cat that I didn't realize it was snowing all around me"

Say that out loud infront of a group of people and see the looks you would get

 

[Darealtwo1]

Why do the rest of it laugh it off, and you create threads about it, enraged?

enraged

do you clearly not see the smiles im using

learn your words bruh

 

[SuperPawgHunter]

enraged

do you clearly not see the smiles im using

learn your words bruh

I'm enthralled by how you attempted to mask how perturbed you are with Kyrie with emoticons.

 

[Jparker]

shyt gets flat huh:boredkyrie:

I see what you did there :Kyrie1:

 

[Bilz]

The quote doesn't really make a lot of sense but I can see why players would feel they don't need this anymore after they've made enough to secure their future.

Stupid fans think these guys should just be miserable while thinking about winning the next championship.

 

[The_Sheff]

I said used in person....not read by some media.

"I've been so enthralled by that black cat that I didn't realize it was snowing all around me"

Say that out loud infront of a group of people and see the looks you would get

Because I can't recall the last time I've used a common word does that make the word any less common? I haven't used the word "longitude" since the damn 5th grade but that doesn't mean I would bat an eye hearing someone else say it.

 

[SuperPawgHunter]

The quote doesn't really make a lot of sense but I can see why players would feel they don't need this anymore after they've made enough to secure their future.

Stupid fans think these guys should just be miserable while thinking about winning the next championship.

I actually heard the interview, so I know what it means. The quote, by itself, doesn't make much sense. But he was asked about Durant saying he may retire early. He went on to basically talk about how, after being in the NBA for so long, dudes just want to just play basketball, and not deal with all the other shyt that comes with being an NBA player.

 

[Swagnificent]

He tries so hard to prove to everyone he's not dumb for saying the earth is flat.

He's not dumb. Doubting the lies we've been force fed since birth makes him highly intelligent.

Saying the earth is flat is a sign of high intelligence.

 

[Swagnificent]

Nobody that went to Duke,Yale, Brown, Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth etc talks like this

He tries so hard

Why do you white people care so much about what black people think?

 

[Swagnificent]

O.P. sounds like a fishy cac

Exactly what I thought after reading his post.

I shouldn't be that surprised. The most vocal Kobe haters on this site almost always happen to be white. Something in the crakkka gene leads them to retarded posts like this.

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

What is your issue with this Kyrie?

Dude, I saw an interview of Kyrie as a Jr. in HS, and dude sound EXACTLY the same then as he does now. Just maybe this is who he is.

This dude has a Friends tattoo. Dude likes musicals. Like, this ain't your typical jock.

Can he get a little Mike Tyson-esque, not using words properly? Sure. However, I listen to dude closely, and while the flat earth shyt is a bit head-scratching, dude is a lot sharper than people give him credit for.

I mean, how many people can go on ESPN, and talk two aggressive sports analysts in circles for an hour, without having to think hard about what to say?

Nah breh...Mike is low key one of the most articulate dudes of our lifetime.

Despite funny voice/ occasional outburst, I always found him pretty profound

 

[SuperPawgHunter]

Nah breh...Mike is low key one of the most articulate dudes of our lifetime.

Despite funny voice/ occasional outburst, I always found him pretty profound

Kyrie is articulate, too - but, like Tyson, they sometimes use words that don't fit. That is one of the running jokes about Tyson.

 

[panopticon]

kyrie seems like he would be happy to just be out early

become some sort of nomadic.basketball.shaman



3 iii's open steaming that leaf

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On some Jimi Hendrix shyt
Posted up at a cafe off two tabs expertly rollin the perfect J to share with his PAWG entourage
Expounding on the nature of consciousness and the corruption of modern man

 

[Arithmetic]

What is your issue with this Kyrie?

Dude, I saw an interview of Kyrie as a Jr. in HS, and dude sound EXACTLY the same then as he does now. Just maybe this is who he is.

This dude has a Friends tattoo. Dude likes musicals. Like, this ain't your typical jock.

Can he get a little Mike Tyson-esque, not using words properly? Sure. However, I listen to dude closely, and while the flat earth shyt is a bit head-scratching, dude is a lot sharper than people give him credit for.

I mean, how many people can go on ESPN, and talk two aggressive sports analysts in circles for an hour, without having to think hard about what to say?