To the victor goes the spoils.
One year after poking fun at the Cleveland Cavaliers' arena -- and Dan Gilbert's business -- with a "quickie" t-shirt at the Golden State Warriors' championship parade, Draymond Green is at it again. As the Warriors once again took to the streets of Oakland to celebrate their second title in as many years, Green donned a t-shirt poking fun at Cavs superstar LeBron James.
Green's black shirt featured a gold fist with three championship rings -- one for each of his titles -- with the word "mood" underneath. The attire is a clear reference to James' infamous use of the Arthur meme earlier in the season, in which the 4-time MVP posted a picture of the cartoon aardvark clenching his fist, along with the same caption.
This isn't the first time Green has mocked James' meme use.
In the Christmas Day battle between the Cavs and Warriors, the Michigan State product wore custom Nike shoes featuring Arthur celebrating Christmas. The Houston Rockets had also invoked Arthur in a pre-game warmup video earlier in the season, just days after James' Instagram post.
A year ago, when Green wore a "quickie" shirt at the parade, in reference to Quicken Loans Arena and the Warriors' five-game victory over the Cavs in the 2017 NBA Finals, James responded on Instagram with another meme -- "that's what she said." This year, however, James has yet to break his annual postseason social media silence.
