Twitter reacts to Draymond's Snapchat gaffe
The summer of Draymond continues.
Golden State Warriors and Team USA forward Draymond Green learned a valuable lesson about social media on Sunday when his Snapchat account was allegedly hacked, posting an unsavory photo of a certain private part.
Green took to Twitter moments after the post was deleted, initially claiming that he was hacked.
Hacked..... Can't win right now
— Draymond Green (@Money23Green) July 31, 2016
Shortly thereafter, Green backtracked on the hacking claims, conceding that he intended to send the photo privately, but hit the wrong button.
Naturally, Twitter users wasted little time reacting to Green's gaffe, most of which weren't safe to print.
I wouldn't be surprised if Melo hacked Draymond pic.twitter.com/nq84nuCNeF
— Francisco (@MrFsosa) July 31, 2016
First thing I see on the TL is a pic of draymond green's thing.. #pause pic.twitter.com/WAAGMpRRHt
— Rick Merritt (@R1ckterScale) July 31, 2016
“Draymond it’s 2016, that hack excuse don’t work anymore smfh.” pic.twitter.com/CT4Ra8ZR4k
— Johnny (@UmCoolLikeDat) July 31, 2016
When you realize you posted to my story pic.twitter.com/r0A4UBq13O
— Mike Vernon (@M_Vernon) July 31, 2016
Draymond Green after that snapchat story pic.twitter.com/Wxgr3U5Qtf
— kris (@kris_nation) July 31, 2016
Umm Draymond Green's snapchat tho... pic.twitter.com/J3bfYux81o
— Jasmine (@JasmineLWatkins) July 31, 2016
Looking at Draymond Green’s Snapchat on a Sunday morning like pic.twitter.com/LhSGQS9uUQ
— Luke Zimmermann (@lukezim) July 31, 2016
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