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    Joel Embiid Catches Attention for His Live TV Gesture to Snoop Dogg

    By Thad Brown,

    5 hours ago

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    Joel Embiid made headlines during the United States’ game against Brazil on Tuesday with an iconic gesture involving Snoop Dogg.

    The moment occurred in the first half, where Embiid put on a clinic, scoring 14 points and grabbing seven rebounds, helping the U.S. team to a dominant 63-36 halftime lead.

    As the second quarter wound down, Embiid made a basket while drawing a foul, converting the play into a three-point opportunity.

    Following the shot, he performed his signature "Suck It" gesture, a nod to his admiration for wrestlers Shawn Michaels and Triple H, and their D-Generation X group.

    While many fans voiced their disapproval with boos, Snoop Dogg, who was seated in the crowd, responded enthusiastically by joining in on the celebratory dance.

    This isn’t the first time Embiid has used this gesture. It has become a trademark move of his in the NBA whenever he makes a significant play.

    His flair for dramatic gestures has caught the attention of both fans and fellow players.

    Notably, his U.S. teammate and Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards has also joined in on the fun, reflecting how Embiid's style has influenced others in the league.

    Embiid will need to continue delivering impressive performances, both in scoring and rebounding, as the U.S. team is significantly more effective when he is at his best.

    While some fans may not appreciate his antics, they undeniably add energy to the game.

    Related: Steph Curry is Trending After Exchange With Katie Ledecky

    Related: NBA Insider Details Olympic 'Controversy' With France, Victor Wembanyama

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