Philadelphia fans are Bawdy Tales of Edo: Octopus & Sea Shellpassionate, you have to give them that.
At last night's Sixers game, one such passionate fan expressed his passion to Russell Westbrook after the the Oklahoma City Thunder star scored. His style? Two middle fingers and some choice words.
SEE ALSO: Shaq, Yao and Iverson: The 2016 Basketball Hall of Fame class makes me feel oldThe fan in question, who wore an Allen Iverson jersey (because you're damn right he did), was possibly escorted out of the Wells Fargo center shortly after, although some reports state that he was merely assigned a different seat.
The internet, of course, jumped all over the exchange.
Also that Sixers fan is what you become when you pick up the ring of Philly fandom, you turn into Wawa Gollum
— BUFFALO CHILL CODY (@edsbs) October 27, 2016
I'm crying whoever did this is a genius 😩😂😂 replaced the sixers fan with KD saying "take me back" lol pic.twitter.com/GRTksBZJdx
— MY Knicks Are Back! (@DjCominnUp) October 27, 2016
Unfortunately for the fan, his team went on to lose the game to the Thunder 103 to 97.
There's a very good chance that Sixer fan just blew it for his team. Westbrook just went to a whole new level of angry.
— Royce Young (@royceyoung) October 27, 2016
Russell Westbrook commented on the fan during a postgame interview, stating that he had no intention of getting fined over a few choice words.
Russell Westbrook on the fan flipping him the double fingers: pic.twitter.com/0oB8dttVma
— Royce Young (@royceyoung) October 27, 2016
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