Some players define a franchise. Michael Jordan and the Bulls. Shaq and Kobe with the Lakers. It just fits. In 2009, destiny worked its magic again. A skinny kid from Davidson, armed with a deadly shot, landed in the Bay. The Warriors took a chance. The league had no idea what was coming. Stephen Curry wasn’t just another draft pick. He became their heartbeat. Their revolution. Now, try picturing him in another jersey. Feels wrong, doesn’t it? The Warriors #30 isn’t just a number—it’s Steph and Steph alone.

For sixteen seasons, the Baby-Faced Assassin has kept Dub Nation loyal. Through highs and lows, the love never wavers. And it’s not just Bay Area diehards—Steph has fans in high places. From Allen Iverson to MrBeast, everyone’s been caught in his spell. The $500 million YouTube giant, aka James Stephen Donaldson, even popped up on Shaq’s The Big Podcast recently. Hailing from Greenville, North Carolina, he’s got a soft spot for the Charlotte Hornets.

No surprise there—Greenville and Charlotte are practically family. That’s why, in the 2023-24 season, his Feastables logo landed on the Hornets’ jersey. “I just thought it’d be cool to support a local team,” he said. But what if MrBeast aimed higher? What if he somehow convinced Steph to finish his career in Charlotte? Wouldn’t he throw $200 million at the 4x champ just to make it happen? After all, Steph was born there. His dad, Dell, played for the Hornets. And now, his brother Seth wears teal and purple. See? The pieces almost fit.

“He’s never leaving the Warriors,” MrBeast stated. Well, it’s most unlikely for Stephen Curry to leave the Golden State Warriors. Also, the team would do anything to keep him with them until his time ran out in the league. However, there is a selfish intention behind the 26-year-old internet star’s mind. He admitted soon after: “I’d be pissed if he left the Warriors. I couldn’t even, it’s already weird to not play at the Warriors if he left as well, my brain would break.” 

Stephen Curry keeps adding fans, just like collecting Pokemon. And well, it’s not too difficult to become a fan of the ‘Curry Nation.’ I mean, what’s not to like about the 10x All-Star guard? He’s one of the greatest players in the league’s history, if not the greatest. Besides, he is the sharpshooting King. Can you stop him? Can you slow him down? NO! With an insane 47.2 FG% and 42.5% Curry’s career stats speak volumes about his skills as the most lethal shooter in the NBA.

Besides, MrBeast too, couldn’t resist expressing his admiration for the Warriors superstar. Currently, Steph Curry is in the race to get his eleventh All-Star, as he’s selected as one of the five starters from the West alongside LeBron James and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.

And to add a little sparkle to the day, Stephen Curry and Co. won their must-anticipated game vs. the mighty Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday. It’s safe to say, that the 36-year-old is having a good day with all the compliments and wins pouring in.

MrBeast admits to being Stephen Curry’s fan amidst the Warriors 116-109 win vs. Thunder

Shaquille O’Neal is never silent about his admiration for Stephen Curry. But ask him to say a few good words about the Warriors, he’ll show you a big Thumbs Down! What are you even expecting from a Lakers legend? But, for MrBeast, his admiration for Curry goes beyond his native roots. Surely, he supports the North Carolina locals. the Charlotte Hornets. However, when it comes to relishing someone’s gameplay, he just can’t think beyond the Threezus.

Therefore, the 26-year-old YouTuber shared: “I love watching Steph just huck up 3s. So if I had to pick a team that I could only watch the day I die, it would be the Warriors. Just because it’s for, I know some people complain and say there are too many 3-point shots but I love it. And I find it pretty entertaining,” No sir, you’re definitely not the only one who enjoys Stephen Curry’s 3-point masterclass.

Meanwhile, Thursday turned out to be a big turning point for the Warriors. Well, they went face-to-face with the explosive Oklahoma City Thunder in Chase Center. The fans witnessed SGA score 52 points for his team. However, it was the Dubs who stole the win securing a 116-109 victory over their rivals. Steph scored 21 points, whereas Andrew Wiggins hit 27 points. Gary Payton II chipped in 15 points, meanwhile, Kevon Looney added 18 to the tally.

Thus, a night to remember for the Warriors, while a day of reflection for Stephen Curry. Wait it’s not about the game that Curry needs to think about, but, moving to Charlotte, maybe? One thing is clear MrBeast’s selfish intentions around the Dubs star won’t let the family reunion happen. So, no point in mulling over it, I guess.