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‘You’re not him’ – Warriors fans slam ‘cringe’ Brandin Podziemski for copying Stephen Curry

A video of Brandin Podziemski seemingly mimicking Stephen Curry’s mannerisms has gone viral and Golden State Warriors fans don’t like it at all. The Golden State Warriors find themselves in a strange situation.

‘You’re not him’ – Warriors fans slam ‘cringe’ Brandin Podziemski for copying Stephen Curry

A video of young NBA player Brandin Podziemski imitating Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry has gone viral, prompting backlash from fans of the team. The Warriors are attempting to secure a winning season to capitalize on the remaining years of Curry's career, but have struggled in recent years. Podziemski, a 23-year-old rookie drafted by the Warriors in 2023, has been a valuable contributor to the team, averaging 13.8 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game last season.

However, he has been drawing criticism for his growing resemblance to Curry. Fans have noticed Podziemski adopting Curry-like mannerisms, such as chewing his mouthguard and keeping his arms relaxed while walking. Mockery towards Podziemski has flooded social media, with fans expressing disbelief and disappointment that he is trying to emulate such a renowned player.

Some fans believe that Podziemski's actions are a sign of insecurity, while others argue that it is natural for younger players to be inspired by Curry. Despite the potential for success, fans fear that Podziemski's imitation will only result in more ridicule.

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