In a candid moment during a recent interview, NBA superstar Steph Curry opened up about his frustration with Kendrick Lamar’s hit song “Not Like Us,” which dominated the soundtrack of the Tokyo Olympics. Speaking on Complex’s YouTube show “360 with Speedy,” Curry revealed that hearing the track incessantly while competing became overwhelming, leading to a heartfelt plea for variety. “I got sick of it at certain points,” Curry admitted, expressing his desire for a broader musical selection that reflected the diverse sounds of America.

Curry’s remarks come as a surprise to fans who have watched the Golden State Warriors’ star thrive in the spotlight. He recalled the moments spent with fellow artist Drake during the Olympics, noting their camaraderie and shared connections. However, the relentless repetition of “Not Like Us” became a running joke, with Curry humorously urging for a change in the DJ’s playlist. “Turn this off. Cut this up,” he exclaimed, revealing the genuine emotion behind his plea.

Despite the musical monotony, Curry remains focused on his career, emphasizing his commitment to maximizing his potential in the game. With aspirations for longevity in the league, he reassured fans, “I’m not nowhere close to that,” hinting at more thrilling seasons ahead. As the NBA season approaches, Curry’s candid reflections serve as a reminder of the pressures athletes face, both on and off the court, and the importance of variety in every aspect of life.