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Anthony Edwards VS. Obama 🤬🏀



Anthony Edwards VS. Obama 🤬🏀

.Anthony Edwards and Barack Obama have built one of the funniest surprise rivalries in basketball. What started during Team USA’s 50th anniversary event at the 2024 Paris Olympics went viral when Ant boldly told Obama, “I’m the truth,” instantly turning their first meeting into a legendary trash-talk moment. Now the two are back at it again, going shot for shot, joking about range, left-handed jumpers, and respecting your elders in a new showdown tied to the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago on June 19, 2026. Between Ant’s confidence, Obama’s competitiveness, and all the back-and-forth banter, this clip shows exactly why Anthony Edwards has become one of the most entertaining personalities in the NBA.

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  16. @PoeticJustice7777

    Damn them people got Anthony Edwards. They're about to give him the LeBron treatment. I pray Anthony doesn't give up the soul. If he gets a random rape accusation out of nowhere then we know he declined the offer.

  17. @wine_roses

    ❤❤❤TRUTH❤❤❤LEFT HAND🎉🎉🎉JUMPING🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  19. @cliffordwilliams93

    The fact that he is playing basketball 1v1 with the president of the United States in his own backyard is the greatest accomplishment of any and all NBA records

  24. @LewisRakos

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  26. @VvCryssisvV

    If Ant ever acquires mamba mentality its over for the league. Literally could be next in line for greatness. Number 25 jersey should’ve been his number.

  45. @michaelgreene9315

    Obama could be like able if he cared about the black male vote if he valued the bro code that’s were he lost us black men needed him to be a 🥷 with a attitude we got a 🖤/🤍/🌈 damn yo he could’ve made things better for Black Men that shit hurt me ngl but whatever now we got orange and he just bombing there will never be another black Man in the white house they’re going for NWO now smh

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