Kevin Durant is back to trolling fans on social media! After his post telling the city of Detroit to “have a great night” (that may have had something to do with his Washington Commanders defeating the Lions in the NFL playoffs), he has returned to replying to fans directing hate comments at him. One of them in particular has to do with betting parlays, which have become all the rage online over the past two days.
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After his tweet directed at Detroit went viral, one fan quoted it, saying, “I don’t like this n***a.” KD seemed surprised and upon further inquiry, the fan claimed she didn’t like him because he was ruining her parlays. Durant, outspoken as he is, suggested the fan may be poor at choosing what to bet on, and that she could learn from her experiences next time.
What Kuz say yesterday. Maybe u just stink at cookin up parlays 🤷🏾♂️. Good thing is, you can learn from these mistakes and be better next time.
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) January 19, 2025
Durant didn’t hold back, ridiculing the fan for blaming him. He even mentioned Washington Wizards star Kyle Kuzma in his X post. His reference to Kuzma comes just a day after the Wizards forward went viral online for claiming athletes didn’t deserve hate for fans missing parlays. He instead argued that fans were maybe poor at deciding who to bet on.
Kevin Durant simply echoed Kuzma’s sentiments
Kyle Kuzma is also very active on social media, which means he gets a lot of hate online after his bad performances. Most of the hate revolves around parlays, so yesterday, it seemed like the former Laker had enough.
Taking to his Instagram stories, he wrote, “Have they ever once thought… Damn… maybe I’m a** at picking parlays?”
Kyle Kuzma calls out fans for their parlays 😅 pic.twitter.com/GhGQddJoNV
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) January 18, 2025
This came after he reportedly received some hate following the Wizards’ loss to the Suns, in which he scored 5 points off the bench. Kuzma is having a tough season and seemingly reached the end of his rope with this latest incident. Like Durant, he chose to clap back at fans over their betting choices, hoping they learn from their mistakes.
