Funny, Durant responds to fans questions about Warrior Curry, using "gravity" to make fun of

Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant responded to a fan's rhetorical question on social media about Warriors superstar Stephen Curry.

His experience with the Golden State Warriors remains the most discussed in all of Kevin Durant's NBA careers. The former MVP player, now far from the Bay Area, recently shared his thoughts on social media about playing for the Golden State Warriors with Stephen Curry.

On Monday night, a fan uploaded a highlight of Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry's performances during the Golden State Warriors. The video evoked a response from Durant, who fondly reviewed how he and Curry inspired each other’s best.

"Great shots, great basketball games. Gravity, always active and healthy," Durant said in a reply from X (formerly Twitter).

In the offseason in 2016, Kevin Durant shocked the basketball world by choosing to join the Warriors as a free agent. At that time, the Golden State Warriors had already won the championship and became a rare strong team. Durant's arrival added another new generation of talented players to the team's lineup, making them stronger.

At the time, Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry were widely regarded as the top five players in the NBA. They teamed up to lead the Warriors to win two more championships, strengthening the team's position as a modern dynasty. Durant played for the Golden State Warriors until 2019 when he left as a free agent to join the Brooklyn Nets.

Durant won two championships with the Warriors and won the Finals MVP twice, an experience that is still the most glorious period of his career.

After Kevin Durant left the Warriors, Stephen Curry was still in a hot state

Many remember Kevin Durant faced fierce criticism when he transferred to the Golden State Warriors - a reaction that has been throughout his career. This response has not subsided yet, and every transfer will bring new scrutiny.

One of the key factors in Kevin Durant's decision to leave the Golden State Warriors in 2019 was the opportunity to join forces with Kyrie Irving in Brooklyn. The Nets later obtained James Harden through trades, further strengthened their firepower and formed the star-studded Big Three, which attracted widespread attention from the entire league.

Durant, Irving and Harden have the strongest trio and are once expected to become the next dynasty in the NBA. But their cooperation is far from expected. Injuries and off-court controversy continue to disrupt their momentum, preventing them from going further in the playoffs. Every star has applied for a deal, and Durant is the last to leave - eventually joining the Phoenix Suns in 2023.

Even after years of playing in Brooklyn, fans are still frustrated that the star-studded Big Three failed to succeed. Despite high expectations and talent, this team has never fully realized its potential, causing lingering disappointment in many people's hearts.

Stephen Curry? Still dominates the alliance. The Warriors not only beat the Houston Rockets -- they beat them completely. Curry took control of the game in the fourth quarter and led the team to attack. Now, he will face the Minnesota Timberwolves who are eager to win in the second round.