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Fergie’s ex called for apology from Warriors after she was mocked over her national anthem. They answered him with this ….

October 27, 2018 | | Print Article

A brief tiff between the Golden State Warriors and singer Fergie’s ex-husband, Josh Duhamel, reached a fun and peaceful conclusion this Friday courtesy a dance — yes, a dance.

The tiff began earlier this week when Duhamel criticized one of the team’s players for having laughed and giggled during Fergie’s performance at the 2018 NBA All-Star game earlier this year.

“I was pissed off at Draymond Green, first of all. I think he owed her an apology,” he said during an interview that aired Thursday on Fox Sports 1’s “Fair Game with Kristine Leahy.” “I thought he was kind of a prick. Just because he knew the camera was on him, and he snickered about.”

“I just thought that, if he would have been a real man, he would have at least called her and said, ‘Listen, I’m sorry that I caused all this.’ That’s what a real man would have done, in my opinion.”

Listen:

Now flash back to Feb. 18, when prior to the start of the NBA All-Star game Fergie took the stage to deliver a rendition of the national anthem that was widely criticized by many for being lackluster.

“When the 25-minute introduction show finally completed, Fergie took the mic to perform the national anthem. And let’s just say it could have been better,” USA Today noted at the time. “It got to the point where people were openly laughing at Fergie’s performance. When the broadcast zoomed in on Draymond Green, the Warriors star couldn’t keep a straight face.”

Watch:

Duhamel was clearly not pleased by Green’s brief moment of laughter and amusement, though it remains unclear why he waited eight months to reveal his frustration to the public.

No matter, because Green and his teammates promptly responded about 24 hours later by celebrating their stunning 47-16 victory Friday evening over the New York Knicks by recording themselves dancing to a remix of Fergie’s national anthem performance.

Watch:

While some interpreted the dance as Green doubling down, others seemed to perceive it more as Green and his teammates extending an olive branch.

“Note to self: Think twice before you call out the champs. Well played @warriors #NBATwitterisnojoke #sorryferg,” Duhamel tweeted after the dance video was posted to Twitter.

Check out his tweet and Green’s reply below:

It would appear they’ve decided to brush aside their beef. Otherwise, it doesn’t look like the many provocateurs on social media are interested in allowing that to happen.

Look:

Word to the wise: If two people you like have stopped beefing, then maybe you should stop beefing too. Just saying …

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