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Brooklyn Nets star James Harden has a massive fan base worldwide. Followers go to extreme extents to portray the love for their idols. Recently, someone got a tattoo that seemed quite peculiar, and the image went viral. Was it a tattoo of Harden himself? Or someone else? Regardless, the 32-year-old guard has reacted hilariously to the tattoo.

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James Harden is a certified NBA legend. Playing for over a decade, he has set the standards very high for himself, and for the rest of the playing field. In addition, he has made his bearded look a massive trend. Nicknamed ‘The Beard’, Harden has rocked the look for a long time now. Currently engaged in the regular season with the Nets, the 9-time All-star seldom gets the time to react to fans. But recently, he has responded to a fan who got a tattoo that is all too familiar to him.

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James Harden reacts as fan gets tattoo that looks like him

Harden averages over 25 points in his career. He has made a name for himself with scintillating stints at Houston and Brooklyn. Months ago, a tattoo artist posted a picture of one of his creations. His client got a tattoo of a bearded man on his chest, and it looked all too familiar. Another fan posted the image on his Twitter, boldly claiming, “That’s James Harden my brother.” But that’s not all.

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The wonderfully done piece, which looks like Harden, is in fact a tattoo of Jesus. As confirmed by the artist in the caption, he writes, “Black Jesus I got to do. Done on my super cool client Mikey Hardwick.” To the naked eye however, the work of art seems to be a tattoo of James Harden. And the man himself, who saw the Twitter post, reacted hilariously with a laughing emoji.

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Did you get confused with the tattoo as well? Or does Jesus really resemble James Harden? As long as the client is happy, who’s complaining?