The energy is finally good in the Bay Area. The Warriors, amid their struggling times, managed to pull off a 2-game winning streak and the latest one came against the mighty OKC Thunder. Stephen Curry, on the other hand, saved himself from embarrassment with late game surge, helping the Dubs get over the line. Now that the Bay Area is in a ‘Good Vibes Only’ mood, the superstar along with his wife, Ayesha Curry, amped it up with a special social media post that subtly promoted TikTok’s replacement.

It wasn’t a tough time just for the Dubs fans but also for everyone who thrived on the short-form video platform, TikTok. The US government recently banned it indefinitely. All that the users saw was “Sorry, TikTok isn’t available right now. A law banning TikTok has been enacted in the U.S.” 

While the public had mixed opinions over the government’s decision, some set of people had already found an alternative. It’s RedNote, a Chinese-based social media and e-commerce platform that has recently become popular among former TikTok users. While the app had already topped the Apple App Store free app charts in the US, Curry looked to further fuel it.

Stephen Curry dropped a series of pictures on his IG handle, flaunting his pictures from the Heat game and Under Armour Curry 12 Lunar New Year edition. Without a doubt, the ace shooter smoked the gram with the pics. However, it was in the caption where he promoted the new app. The caption read, “Year of the Snake (in emoji). Celebrate Chinese New Year with me, on Rednote. Xin Nian Kuai Le & Gong Xi Fa Cai! #RednotePartner.”

While we, the fans, admire the dramatic pictures of the great man, his wife, Ayesha, couldn’t help herself. She took the comments and wrote, “Cultured handsome man.” Moreover, The Chinese New Year celebration isn’t just another set piece at Chase Center. Let’s find out more about how the Dubs embraced the Asian culture.

Stephen Curry & Co. celebrates Lunar New Year

Whenever there is a game at Chase Center, the management picks up a theme and makes it a wholesome experience for the fans at the building. However, the team’s latest theme to honor Lunar New Year isn’t just another set piece. It is much more than that. Maybe even a cultural event. Earlier this month, the team announced various activities spread across January and February to celebrate and honor the Asian heritage.

With All-Star weekend coming in a few days, the management has planned community events, special activities, and giveaways for the fans. With a part of San Francisco, Thrive City, and Union Square, celebrating the Lunar Year by displaying snake statues until March 2nd, it would be a great oversight not to recognize the tradition.

During the last game against the Thunder, the Chase Center celebrated the event by giving away Lunar New Year Playing Cards to fans at the stadium. It turned out to be an exciting event as the Dubs went on to take a famous win on Wednesday. What do you make of it? Let us know in the comments.