Drake is still basking in the glory of Saturday night's (May 25) Toronto Raptors victory over the Milwaukee Bucks, and he's rubbing it in with a series retrospective on Instagram.
The rapper shared some of the series' most memorable (and meme-able) moments in an Instagram post last night (May 26).
Captioning the set with a simple "What a series…," he shared snaps of his "KAWHI ME A RIVER" hoodie, celebrating an away game win onstage at Jurassic Park, an array of excited reactions and the now infamous shoulder rub that he gave to Raps head coach Nick Nurse.
He even showed sportsmanlike behaviour by switching his Instagram profile picture back from a photo of the Milwaukee Bucks owner's daughter to his OVO owl logo. Then again, it's probably easy to be gracious when you clearly won the short-lived feud.
Revisit the series from Drake's perspective below.
The latest post won't be endearing him to Milwaukee fans anytime soon, but it will certainly get Raptors fans hyped up for their team's first-ever trip to the NBA Finals.
The championship series kicks off in Toronto on Thursday night (May 30) against defending champs the Golden State Warriors.
The rapper shared some of the series' most memorable (and meme-able) moments in an Instagram post last night (May 26).
Captioning the set with a simple "What a series…," he shared snaps of his "KAWHI ME A RIVER" hoodie, celebrating an away game win onstage at Jurassic Park, an array of excited reactions and the now infamous shoulder rub that he gave to Raps head coach Nick Nurse.
He even showed sportsmanlike behaviour by switching his Instagram profile picture back from a photo of the Milwaukee Bucks owner's daughter to his OVO owl logo. Then again, it's probably easy to be gracious when you clearly won the short-lived feud.
Revisit the series from Drake's perspective below.
The latest post won't be endearing him to Milwaukee fans anytime soon, but it will certainly get Raptors fans hyped up for their team's first-ever trip to the NBA Finals.
The championship series kicks off in Toronto on Thursday night (May 30) against defending champs the Golden State Warriors.
