Meeting Bsneak (Hypebeast/Youtber) at Golden State Warriors vs Los Angeles Clippers Playoff Game 3 April 18, 2019

On this day April 18, 2019 my family and I went to a playoff game between the Golden State Warriors vs the Los Angeles Clippers. I think that today was the best day ever because we had pretty good seats, met Bsneak, and the Warriors won by double digits. This was my first playoff game and it was probably the best NBA game that I have gone to. We also saw Floyd Mayweather and Meek Mill. But, while the game was going on I noticed someone that was sitting in front of us who looked like Bsneak so I asked my sister if I was hallucinating and she said that it looked like Bsneak. So, we waited until halftime for him to get up. While he was standing up he turned around and I immediately knew that it was Bsneak. So, I rushed over to him and asked if I would get a picture, of course he said yes so I took the picture dabbed him up and I was the happiest guy in the stadium. Then, we went on to watch the Warriors demolish the Clippers. I think that I will forever remember this day because it was the best day ever.

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