In a candid revelation, NBA superstar Steph Curry expressed his frustration with the relentless repetition of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” during the Olympics, declaring he was “sick of hearing” the track. Speaking on Complex’s “360 with Speedy,” Curry opened up about the omnipresence of the song, which seemed to follow him everywhere during the games. “Everywhere we went, that’s all I heard,” he lamented, reflecting on the overwhelming nature of the track amidst the high-stakes atmosphere of international competition.

Curry’s candid remarks shed light on the pressures athletes face, not just on the court but off it as well. The Golden State Warriors’ star noted that while he couldn’t control the DJ’s playlist, the constant play of the song struck a chord deep within him. “That was from the soul. Like, turn this off,” he exclaimed, revealing a visceral reaction that resonated with fans and fellow athletes alike.

The conversation took a nostalgic turn as Curry reminisced about seeing Bronnie James, LeBron’s son, as a young 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥 sprinting across the court, highlighting the fleeting nature of time and the evolution of young talent in the league. Curry emphasized his commitment to the game and his desire to maximize his career, stating, “I want to be in a position where I can say I’ve done everything I can.”

As Curry continues to defy expectations on the court, his candidness off it offers a glimpse into the mind of a player who feels the weight of his achievements and the noise that comes with them. With more years ahead of him, fans can expect Curry to channel his frustrations into even greater performances.