Millions just watched Mikal Bridges celebrate that championship high live. The New York Knicks forward caused shock, laughter, and head-shaking all at once on Monday afternoon by hosting a wildly unhinged, intoxicated, NSFW Instagram Live to mark the franchise’s first title in 53 years. Less than 48 hours after a thrilling Game 5 victory over the San Antonio Spurs, a visibly plastered Bridges spent over an hour uncorking (pun intended) unfiltered secrets, including a bizarre postseason mandate from team owner James Dolan. Even Jalen Brunson slightly cringed throughout his drunken live stream.

After serenading his dog, Sunny, who decided to nope out of his human’s hilarity, Bridges revealed every possible detail from the Knicks locker room on their championship journey.

“He brought n—-s in and said, ‘Ten weeks! Don’t have any s-x. Lock in,'” Bridges said on the stream. “N—-‘s a savage. He’s a savage! He could be a bigger savage if he built a practice facility in the city. But he’s still a savage.”

Here’s what actually went down, something that even Karl-Anthony Towns later confirmed. A day before Bridges’ live, SNY’s Ian Begley reported about Dolan’s message to the locker room before the playoffs. Part of the speech focused on sacrifices, where he jokingly asked the team to ‘abstain’.

“They were a little surprised, but the words hit,” a source told Begley.

Dolan’s primary message was his trust in the team to end a 53-year championship drought. The Knicks went on a remarkable postseason, including a 13-game winning streak and sweeping the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals. And according to Towns, the locker room took the owner’s message seriously.

“For those 10 weeks, it was just sacrificing all the things that we personally like to do for the betterment of the team and to just be truly locked in,” Towns told Complex. “His whole message was just being locked in and not letting any outside distractions come between us and this championship run. I knew the team he was telling that to would hear it. Many of us are looking at our first opportunity at an NBA championship.”

But in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated, KAT also explained that his fiancée, Jordyn Woods, “didn’t like to hear” what Dolan had said.

Pivoting back to Bridges’ live that went viral instantly, he then shifted his focus to the complete dominance and clutch performance of his close friend and teammate, Jalen Brunson. He eagerly demanded a statue of Brunson outside Madison Square Garden, while also crediting Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon, who famously doubted the NBA Finals MVP’s ability to lead the Knicks to a championship, for fueling his motivation.

“JB, GOAT, build a statue, build that little big-headed a– n— a statue, bro,” Bridges yelled to his viewers. “The thing is about him, he’s happy. Let me tell you a little bit about JB. He’s happy. He’s happy he won this s—. He’s very happy. I know he is. But if you don’t think that n—- is not ready for another run, I don’t know. JB, enjoy this for a little bit. Get back to it. How life goes. Savage, too.”

“I appreciate Becky, no cap, Cause the words she said about can’t win with JB being a 1A, 1B, ‘He too little,’ all that did is fuel that n—-, bro,” Bridges continued. “I don’t give a f— what y’all say, what he say. I know him cause he ain’t gonna tell y’all. Yeah, that n—- gonna take, yeah, he knows what she said. Just fuel that n—- to go be him.”

Interestingly, Brunson’s silence on Hammon gave everyone the impression that he had effectively tuned out external noise. Bridges confirmed it was a different case in the locker room. However, he then still defended Hammon against the critics.

“Don’t f— Becky, bro,” Bridges said. “Becky a GOAT, bro. Don’t disrespect Becky, bro. She said what she said. She motivated that n—–, bro.”

This Instagram Live only grew more eccentric as the 29-year-old star began aggressively toasting to a former Spurs player, who was traded to the Knicks, Jeremy Sochan, for taking on the dangerous assignment of guarding Victor Wembanyama in crunch time.

“Jeremy Sochan… n—-’s a savage, bro,” Bridges said. “That n—- the ultimate savage. He ain’t played all playoffs, all Finals, and you put that n—– in the last 10 seconds of the game, and you’re going to tell him not to f— up. Not to foul a n—-. Not to give up an open three. Go guard Wemby. Wembanyama. Victor. The f—– French n—-? Savage, bro.”

But the biggest takeaway here was that Bridges admits he can’t pronounce Sochan and Wembanyama’s names at all. This isn’t far from Brunson’s recent jab at Frenchman, when he said “F— Wemby” during what seemed like a toast at his own post-championship party.

Brunson eventually looked at his phone and remembered how Bridges had remembered him all night. He immediately made a plea to anyone sitting near the Knicks star on social media.

“Someone take Mikal’s phone away,” Brunson wrote.

Besides Brunson trying to ruin our fun, the Instagram live was mostly harmless, and Knicks fans enjoyed seeing Bridges savor the moment. Now, we just have to wait and see if Bridges’ plea for that statue reaches Dolan. We can assure you of one thing. It isn’t just Bridges who wants that Brunson statue in New York.