Stephen Curry Is On Fire While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones

Mar 07, 2024

I call the prettiest jump shot I've ever seen and then if you're giving advice on how to shoot, which moves in the idiosyncrasies of someone's mechanics are adaptable with enough practice and then which

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are fatal if done wrong ?technical the angle of your elbow because it is very difficult, if you can, if you have like this, you call it a chicken wing or I don't know what, you rarely see this one, but there have been some that come like this. Go up here and then bring it back, but this is the one you see the most.

The chicken wing is deadly only because it is difficult to create the same arc with it and the same power. You can get everything from here, but as soon as you arrive. here you lose it as long as your elbows are as close to 90 degrees as possible. I'm a lot more confident that someone can repeat that because that's what I hate to see, it's like the deadliest sin in basketball. shooting uh, the chicken wing, the chicken, chicken

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on the topic, yeah, the next chicken wing, talking about lethal chicken

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, so this is the one you like, like the popcorn, like the presentation, came and look at your eye, go here first, talk to me, okay? here we go the bomb Beyond crazy, yeah, immediately, okay, I didn't even put that thing on my teeth and it hit me, man, now I'm sw

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The eyes I gave you backhanded, that's clever, remember the first time? Good show, this is the show. Oh, shoot, wait, why is he sitting on my tongue like right in the front? Keep growing, keep growing towards you. The worst never happens, right? Do you remember the first time you stopped from 40 feet in a game? How old were you? Do you remember what your coach's reaction was? Oh my god, that's crazy. I know. I almost said. You do this voluntarily every day you get paid for it I know, yes you know and you are passionate about your job, yes oh my gosh I did it in high school, uh I know I missed it and luckily my dad was on the sidelines, so in my head, he was an assistant coach.

My head coach didn't really like going overboard and punishing me in another game, but I definitely got reprimanded when I got in the car on the way home, trying to get over this damn sauce. It doesn't get better no, it just gets worse, it just gets worse I know, I know, I know, you know, during my high school days, okay, kids in the games would try that, like Allen Iverson, they do a lot of roundabouts, so Generally, the results are disastrous, remember? the player that you would emulate when you were that age like so many kids now you are like you to them like who was your model the motto is Steve Nash and Reggie Miller you see this level yes it is very dramatic yes I am very excited to talk about it when these two legends who were a big influence on my game, Reggie, because he was a master at creating space without the ball, they found a way to separate themselves to go out and get a court, get a pass and a quick release, I could never emulate their way. because he did like this when you shoot, you never teach that, but the movement of the ball, so I try to mix those two guys, um, but the most fun for me and my brother is a guy, Alonzo Mourning, who had like this really methodical free throw routine that my brother and I really emulated and we did, you know, when we were playing against Au, he had his bracelet and he did a methodical like and he wiped the sweat off like he did. locked in, then he does another little bounce, another little balance, he would do it again and they shoot the freedom suite.

We always, I don't know why, love that iconic free throw routine because he was such a big man about him as we were. little guards and it was kind of a disbursement for us, but yeah, it was just a roundabout way of saying that Steve Nash and Reggie Miller were my guys with a little hint of Alonso warning a little hint of the big feeling, how are we doing? fantastic, incredibly fantastic, let's do it. I need a sweater, yes you need the morning routine, take a deep breath, oh my god, fourth quarter, fourth quarter. I just want to know that I'm winning a really big bet in my family right now, oh they did.

I don't think you'd make it, they had no faith in me, underrated, almost underrated, come on, I told you I'm competitive, come on, bring it on, how much did it mean to you that Kobe picked up your baby-faced killer nickname? I know it seems like he saw the Killer Instinct in you before many others, that's one of my favorite memories and compliments I've ever received in my life because it was like two or three different types of interactions, one of them I did. I didn't even find out until much later that it was my rookie year and we were playing the Lakers at home and he was on the bench.

I think they were beating us at the time, but I came down to the court and I liked this little bomb. The fake situation hit a guy leaning against the glass and as I run on the court the camera hits him for some reason and he likes points or links with the guy sitting next to him over his teammates and, uh, something like that like Mal like you. It's nice, but that's the best thing in the world. Kobe is validating your game and just saying you play like he's real for the first time, that's incredibly awesome, then the second time we played in a preseason game, he's doing that, mom. mentality where he's picking me up full court in a preseason game in the first quarter.

I'm like you turn around and he's like this, like standing there and doing defensive slides, like staying in front of me, like me, what's going on right now? he's driving Kobe Bryant crazy, so he stays with me for four or five slides and then he hits me and I lost my balance, so I'm actually exhausted at this point. I'm tired just trying to get in shape in preaching the game and he's just doing everything he can in the defensive pressure and he's like he's so much bigger and stronger than me, he's hitting me and doing all that, like that that after I fall I have no choice, I'm just going to shoot.

I do it and I live with it and I shot it from probably 30 feet and I made it and then I act like nothing happened so it's like the biggest moment of your life to stay calm because you know you're trying to hurt Kobe . be very calm about it, but you know, draining a 30 after he picked me up and gave me like a little smack on the butt on the way back and I couldn't even recognize that, I just hit him. and I acted like he was playing defense. I returned at halftime. I thought I needed that clip, like bring it back to me.

I have to say that on my phone and the third time is what you're referring to in terms of he broke Killer Instinct and I just put it behind the smile like there are guys like him that had a scowl and a game face and they I liked the killer mentality, I didn't have to say anything you could. Look at him as if he were the joy I play with and the smile I have. You let yourself be fooled only by the killer instinct that he had underneath and the competitive spirit that he had that someone would validate you like that.

Especially he is not giving compliments. like that no, no, that was uh, that was really special, sure, okay, whatever he's showing today, yeah, for Real, come on, it's a little bit better, sure, what a career, absolutely look at us, hey Oh man, I know, I know, but it's All the Wings of Death are behind us and you know, when I was watching the documentary and reliving all these moments, you know they're so indelible to us sports fans. , but I couldn't help but think about what it means. It must have been for you to experience them, so with your brain on

fire

and your mouth on

fire

, what I want to do is bounce a few moments off the dock in front of you, some highlights of your career and you just tell me the first things you come to mind.

Remember when you think about that night. I'm good at turning the ball over 13 times in your college debut against Eastern Michigan. I can't wait for everyone to see this because when I saw the clip, you remember how bad it was. in your head then you imagine a hundred times worse when you see it so I literally like a baby giraffe out there like I couldn't even stand up I couldn't and from me to you right here I couldn't throw a pass like this and the way in which it's edited it's 13 turnovers literally in a row and you just see everyone's expression, my teammates like it, you know what the hell is going on right now Coach McCaleb, you can see his wheels spinning like we just took a scholarship. to this kid like, what are we going to give for four years, going back 17 to beat Georgetown in the NCAA tournament?

Unbelievable, career highlight, we won the next game, but that's like getting out of that first round and going to the second round. and beat the team that way knowing that we are already outmatched in terms of seats but we are already down 17 in the second half, an incredible comeback certainly breaking the all-time three-time record with Ray Allen and Reggie Miller there to do it in the outfield to do it with those two guys that I saw when Ray broke Reggie's record and Reggie was on the call, so I remember it's kicking in, yeah, I remember that time, you know, in Boston and they waited for a timeout and he came up and hugged his mom, he came up and hugged Reggie, so I was imagining what that would be like with me and it was delivered, so after a special moment I was able to give the game ball to my dad, uh. who was sitting in the course it was also a proud moment and you know what I think you're just going to add to the resume today taking the wings of death living to tell the stories talk to me and now there's nothing left to do but roll out the rug for you Steph Curry this camera this camera this camera people know what you're going through in your life hey make sure to check out Stephen Curry's underrated documentary coming out on Apple TV more on July 21st or whenever you can get on your TVs and watch these sauces with that, ah, my eyes are watering, they disappeared before you got to the next wing, here they stayed and then this is a different level, but you know it's true to form, you didn't stop, you didn't slow down. your bites are big at the end you know as much as you are a challenge you never took your foot off kids stuff i can't do it true to form i can't do it true to form oh my god haha thank you so much for Watching today's video, I have a very interesting new product alert.

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