“He DM’d my girl” Youtuber STEVEWILLDOIT stopped watching NBA because of James Harden trying to steal his girl
James Harden has been notorious for his extravagant private life, with many controversies over the years and alot of his escapades being exposed. So when Youtuber STEVEWILLDOIT also known as Stephen Deleonardis went on a podcast and revealed that James Harden had DM’d his girlfriend which made the famous youtuber lose all interest in the NBA and does not watch it anymore.
On Bradley Martyn’s Raw Talk, the YouTuber with over 4.7 subscribers revealed, “I don’t watch basketball because f—-n’ James Harden DM’d my girl so that f—-n’ ruined basketball for me. F–k that s–t, I’m not watching basketball. Idk fuck maybe she messaged him back I don’t know but He did.” It seems the Youtuber took it very personally as he said that the NBA lost him as a supporter because James Harden Dm’d his girlfriend.
James Harden and his Controversies
James Harden who currently play for the Sixers has been known to enjoy the finer things in life, his lifestyle is not kept secret to the public, recently his birthday was a marvellous bash on a yacht with big names from the hip-hop industry and the basketball circuit attending with rapper Lil Baby a good buddy of his gifting him a quarter of a million dollars in straight up cash. While the highlight of the night would have obviously been when he threw his own birthday cake into the ocean infornt of Kevin Durant!
STEVEWILLDOIT has not been having a good time recently with him losing a massive chunk of his followers out of nowhere and the fact that he can’t watch his favorite sport makes you feel bad for the guy. Many comments replied that Harden has not only ruin their team but this man’s life.
While James Harden is notorious for visiting strip clubs during the off-season even dragging fellow teammates along, this time he was found photographed online training his hardest and getting back into shape raising the expectations of fans for the upcoming season.
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