In a candid revelation during a recent interview, NBA superstar Steph Curry expressed his frustration with Kendrick Lamar’s track “Not Like Us,” which dominated the airwaves during the Olympics. Speaking on Complex’s YouTube show 360 with Speedy, Curry recounted how the relentless repetition of the song became unbearable, especially while he was trying to focus on representing his country on the global stage.

Curry’s exasperation was palpable as he recalled the overwhelming presence of the song at every venue. “It was everywhere we went,” he said, emphasizing that the constant play of the track took a toll on him. “I got sick of it at certain points.” The cameras captured his raw reaction, showcasing a moment of genuine emotion as he implored, “Turn this off. Cut this up.”

The conversation took a personal turn as Curry reflected on his bond with fellow artist Drake, who has a tattoo of Curry’s jersey number on his body. Their friendship, rooted in shared experiences and familial connections, adds another layer to Curry’s narrative. He reminisced about moments from his past, including watching Bronnie James as a young 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥, a testament to how far they have all come.

Despite the distractions, Curry remains focused on his career and future ambitions. “I want to be in a position where I can say I’ve done everything I can,” he stated, hinting at his relentless drive to achieve greatness in the sport. As fans eagerly await what’s next for the basketball icon, one thing is clear: Steph Curry is determined to silence the noise and make his mark on the game.