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“Sorry Paul George I Had To Borrow Your Theme Song”: ‘Smooth’ Tracy McGrady Claims He’d Have a Max Contract in Today’s NBA

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Seven-time NBA All-Star Tracy McGrady recently shared his thoughts on what his contract would look like in today’s game on his Instagram page. The two-time NBA champion had previously explained how his best self could be one of the best fits on the current Los Angeles Lakers roster. He believes his best self would be one of the most considerable talents on the court at the current stage of the NBA.

T-Mac answered the question, claiming a max contract for himself in today’s game. “I was a MAX player in my day and I think I will be a MAX player in today’s game,” said the former Toronto Raptors player. The clip shows a compilation of McGrady’s skills in the league, accompanied by what many consider those of Paul George.

‘theme song'”.

“I’m sorry @ygtrece [Paul George]”I had to borrow your theme song once.” the two-time NBA scoring champion wrote in his caption. ‘Did’t Cha Know’ by American singer Erykah Badu is considered by many to be Paul George’s signature song.

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The song began trending online after Paul George’s highlight edits went viral. When PG13 was asked about the same in an interview, according to snap culture, Jorge said, “I think it was fun. “My teammate Kobe Brown was the first one to show it to me.”

He also shouted ‘dashletics_’, who was the first to publish the clip with the famous musical theme as the background theme. PG also compared gaming to dancing and found a connection between the two.

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Sure, Paul George wouldn’t mind if the legendary shooting guard borrowed his song to make a highlight video of his days. In addition, the Clippers forward considers T-Mac his idol and, therefore, it is clear that he would not mind if he used his theme song.

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