Russell Westbrook What Meme from the Post-Game Interview
A single “What?” spoken by Russell Westbrook after a strange NBA reporter question became the internet’s go-to reaction meme, born from a real post-game media moment.
A single “What?” spoken by Russell Westbrook after a strange NBA reporter question became the internet’s go-to reaction meme, born from a real post-game media moment.
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