Rather discreet this summer, Kyrie Irving made an unexpected buzz with her latest tweet. It must be said that in view of the context, the words of the leader of the Nets can question.
We haven’t heard too much about Kyrie Irving this summer. Like his teammates from the Nets, with the exception of Kevin Durant very prominent with Team USA, the former Cavs took advantage of the offseason to recharge his batteries, heal ailments, and return to commando mode to bring back the long-awaited title in Brooklyn. But obviously, Ky does not forget to feed her social networks from time to time.
It is therefore on Twitter that we found her, with a tweet that quickly ignited the web. It must be said that in this year 2021, the content is surprising. Here is the famous message below:
My mask is off. Now take yours off. No fear.
– A11Even (@KyrieIrving) September 15, 2021
I took off my mask. Now take yours off. No fear.
Obviously, several Internet users quickly saw in these words an anti-mask rant, and some even congratulated him for this position. It seems, however, that this is a metaphor on the part of Uncle Drew, who invites his fans to “drop the mask” and simply be themselves. The previous week, he published this tweet:
JBY- Just be You
– A11Even (@KyrieIrving) September 10, 2021
SVM- Be yourself.
Obviously, we can only blame Irving for a somewhat questionable sense of timing… unless he really wanted to send a double message. As often, difficult to really read the intentions of the dark leader.
Kyrie Irving might have been able to do without this exact metaphor at this precise moment, but the guy doesn’t like to censor himself. Come on, quickly back to the field.
