In a stunning revelation, NBA superstar Steph Curry has opened up about his frustration with Kendrick Lamar’s hit “Not Like Us” during the Olympics, expressing how the incessant play of the track drove him to the brink. Speaking candidly on Complex’s YouTube show 360 with Speedy, Curry divulged that the song became an overwhelming presence, echoing through arenas and events, leaving him desperate for a change.

“I got sick of it at certain points,” Curry admitted, reflecting on the relentless repetition of the song that seemed to follow him everywhere. The Golden State Warriors’ ace described the moment as coming from “the soul,” revealing a raw, emotional reaction that was caught on camera. It was clear that the catchy anthem, while popular, had overstayed its welcome in his ears, and he was ready for a break.

The conversation also touched on his relationship with fellow superstar Drake, who has a tattoo of Curry’s jersey number—30—with a halo. Curry shared insights into their camaraderie, rooted in family connections and mutual respect. The two icons have been spotted courtside together, showcasing a bond that transcends the basketball court.

As Curry continues to focus on his health and future in the league, his candid comments highlight the pressures athletes face, not just on the court, but in the cultural zeitgeist surrounding them. With more years ahead in his career, Curry remains committed to maximizing his potential in the game he loves, even as he navigates the noise that comes with fame. This latest insight into his Olympic experience serves as a reminder that even the best can feel overwhelmed by the buzz of their own stardom.