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On Tuesday we reported about how Steph Curry went full Kyrie Irving and said he thought that the moon landing was fake.
Naturally, people lost their minds. He even ended up getting invited by NASA to take a tour of their lunar labs, which, as Jay Bilas pointed out, seemed a little too easy. By the way, NASA put the InSight lander on Mars just last week, so Curry is a troll of the highest degree.
Wait, is this all it takes?! Okay, well, I don’t think Jennifer Lawrence is real, she is a remote controlled cyborg. So, there. I should get her invitation shortly. https://t.co/bTombXHjXq
— Jay Bilas (@JayBilas) December 11, 2018
As my esteemed colleague Cass wrote about Curry’s claim, “I think we can all agree that Steph Curry agrees to be dragged for this take from now until forever. Anytime he picks up a microphone in front of reporters they need to ask him why he is spreading misinformation to the children across America that idolize him.”
Turns out that was exactly what everyone else was thinking as when Curry tried to do a Q&A on Twitter about his new shoe, the Under Armour Curry 6 (AMAZING COINCIDENTAL TIMING, BATMAN!), all everyone wanted to talk about with him was the moon.
https://twitter.com/hmfaigen/status/1072676277381988353
Where do moon rocks come from?
— Johnny Utah (@JohnnyEffinUtah) December 12, 2018
https://twitter.com/Levy_335/status/1072678603912069120
#AskSteph is the moon flat?
— samir basaria (@samirbasaria11) December 12, 2018
#AskSteph Will there be a moon pair of the Curry 6's??
— Sam (@sam_berghammer) December 12, 2018
Do you think we’ve landed on Earth yet? I’ll hang up and listen. #AskSteph
— Blair Holloway (@BSHolloway) December 12, 2018
Can you wear the curry6 on the moon? #AskSteph 🌙
— Daniel Craig (@d_craig4) December 12, 2018
https://twitter.com/23Cooperd/status/1072676969131769856
You ever wear moon shoes? #AskSteph
— Michelle (@athleticone01) December 12, 2018
https://twitter.com/dejjii/status/1072681073983799296
https://twitter.com/OlindoFL/status/1072689998829379586
Steph, can you tell us more about your theory about the moon landing? #AskSteph
— ; Kim loves @nicaolchndr (@KimBryanLeoni) December 12, 2018
Way to come through strong, internet.