Paul George has taken his podcast “Podcast P” to unprecedented heights this offseason. The Los Angeles Clippers forward has grabbed tremendous attention by inviting some of the most decorated stars in the NBA to feature on his fan-favorite podcast. However, he also brought his flair and humor to the table, showing an unforeseen side of his to the basketball world. In this effort, the 33-year-old recently pulled a hysterical antic on Philadelphia 76ers legend, Charles Barkley.

When WNBA star, A’ja Wilson graced his podcast, George went on to make a hilarious impersonation of Barkley. Fans were awestruck after watching the Clippers star nail the impersonation of The Round Mound of Rebound. However, George struck yet again recently, which sent fans into a frenzy.

Paul George nails a Charles Barkley impersonation

Paul George has a terrific reputation as a force to reckon with on the basketball court. However, the 8-time All-Star has shown a hilarious side of his on his podcast that fans never got to see on the court. When A’ja Wilson graced the podcast, George broke out this side of his, perfectly impersonating Barkley’s unique accent.

“Jayson Tatum. Jah-son. Ah-ja? How do you say the name?” said George, mimicking the former MVP and his habit of mispronouncing the names of NBA stars. He has now followed up this comical masterpiece with yet another spot-on impersonation of the Hall of Famer.

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“See, back when I played, you almost had to chuck a guy when he got hot, or fouled him and put him on his a*s. But these guys now are just too soft,” said the Clippers forward, hilariously impersonating Barkley.

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Given Barkley’s rare accent, it is not easy to have an accurate impression of the 60-year-old. Several famous impersonators, even the likes of Saturday Night Live’s Kenan Thompson have rendered their best versions of the Sixers legend’s accent. However, fans found it riveting to witness an NBA star of the stature of Paul George nail the impersonation of Barkley. They immediately took to Twitter to react to the 33-year-old’s antics.

George’s impersonation sends fans into a frenzy

Charles Barkley has served as a distinguished NBA analyst for several years now. His distinct voice and accent is popular around the world. Therefore, when Paul George delivered an accurate impersonation of the Sixers legend, fans could not believe it. They took to Twitter to share their hilarious reactions.

Fans seemed thoroughly impressed with George’s impersonation.

Some claimed that the Clippers star is good at everything.

Users also mentioned Barkley’s regular back-and-forths with Hall of Famer, Shaquille O’Neal.

Meanwhile, some fans hailed praise for the 8-time All-Star’s personality.

However, fans just found the impersonation hilarious.

Paul George’s uncanny impersonation truly seemed to impress the fans thoroughly. While fans expressed their amusement, Charles Barkley is yet to respond to these spot-on mimics from George. Whether Barkley has a positive response to his impersonations or not, these may potentially serve as a running joke among fans.

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