Here's why trolling Frank Kaminsky on Twitter is a bad idea
Trolling a celebrity/professional athlete on Twitter is never cool. It's fundamentally weird, and borders on a cry for help. And yet, millions of people do it every minute of every day, because nothing makes a person feel braver than anonymity on the Internet.
But sometimes said celebrity will strike back, and then you're in real trouble. Charlotte Hornets rookie Frank Kaminsky did such a thing over the weekend, when he tweeted about the controversial ending to Nebraska-Michigan State, and was basically told "stick to basketball" by someone who obviously doesn't understand how opinions work.
At least I understand how to make an Avi that doesn't creep everyone out https://t.co/VVibuVip5d
— Frank Kaminsky III (@FSKPart3) November 8, 2015
And thus, a battle commenced.
The troll thought he landed a death blow by making fun of Kaminsky's physical appearance...
... @FSKPart3 .... ? pic.twitter.com/hhOrHRAges
— DEEJ theodore logan (@grizzlyboy33) November 8, 2015
But the reigning NCAA Player of the Year turned the tables on him, ending it in the best way possible.
... @grizzlyboy33 ... pic.twitter.com/PsSiF8dDc3
— Frank Kaminsky III (@FSKPart3) November 8, 2015
A wise rapper once said "don't bark up that tree, that tree will fall on you." That applies here, and, hopefully, trolls everywhere learned a valuable lesson from this hilarious exchange.
(h/t: SB Nation)
