Published 18:35 IST, April 7th 2020
Reason behind Chris Paul fake laugh at Steve Kerr in 2018 explained by OKC star himself
In 2018, the Chris Paul fake laugh at Golden State Warriors head coach went viral. During his recent Instagram Live, Chris Paul talked about the now-famous meme
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In 2018, the Chris Paul fake laugh at Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr gained a lot of attention. Fans took to make Chris Paul memes after the incident. During the recent Chris Paul Instagram Live, the OKC guard finally revealed why he fake laughed at Kerr.
Chris Paul fake laugh: Paul's fake laugh at Steve Kerr is probably the most popular among Chris Paul memes
Chris Paul addresses the Steve Kerr moment: “Why did I fake laugh at Steve Kerr? Cause wasn’t sh** funny.” pic.twitter.com/NfHxFWG684
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) April 7, 2020
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Chris Paul fake laugh: One of the most famous Chris Paul memes actually has a simple reason behind it
“Why did I fake laugh at Steve Kerr? 'Cause wasn’t s--- funny.”
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 7, 2020
—Chris Paul on his timeless meme with coach Kerr (via @CP3) pic.twitter.com/6XpqWF3E0Z
Chris Paul fake laugh: CP3 talks about his famous fake laugh at Steve Kerr
During the session on social media, Chris Paul answered various questions asked by the fans. One fan asked Chris Paul to reveal the reason behind the famous Chris Paul fake laugh at Steve Kerr. While fans have always discussed the meme, Paul revealed that Kerr simply wasn't funny.
The incident occured when the Warriors were facing the Houston Rockets on January 20, 2018. Paul, who played for the Rockets from 2017 to 2019, led the team to victory vs the Warriors with his game-high 33 points. Chris Paul was then moved on by the Houston Rockets, with CP3 making his way to Oklahoma City Thunder. Paul was joined by Warriors star Steph Curry, with whom he spoke about the iconic Steph Curry Chris Paul crossover in 2015. Paul has been active on social media since the NBA suspension on March 11, even posting videos while discussing the pandemic.
Chris Paul Instagram live: Steph Curry Chris Paul crossover
"He got me."
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 6, 2020
Chris Paul looked back on the time Steph dropped him 😂
(via @CP3) pic.twitter.com/FdcC705mky
18:35 IST, April 7th 2020