Kevin Durant is one of the greatest players of all time. And he is also a player who uses social media to the fullest. Durant is known to have burner accounts, and he constantly talks back to fans and players. And he is not shy to speak freely and let the world know what he thinks.

But in his early days on social media, Durant had a hilarious profile. As social media was new at the time, a lot of people didn’t know how to interact with it and build a good profile. Durant was one of them. Back in the day, Facebook and Instagram were not out yet and people used to use MySpace. A fan page recently shared Durant’s old MySpace page, and it was hilarious.

Kevin Durant mocks his own MySpace page

Durant was about 15 years old at that time and he still talked trash then. On his page, he wrote that he would dunk on you. And he also thanked his haters for motivating him.

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After this tweet went on, Durant retweeted this and said, “Me and my cousin Tia coding this in 03,” and he added a photo with it. Durant saw the funny side in this and he laughed, looking at his old MySpace account.

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We have all seen old tweets of superstars and it is a lot of fun. But this goes before the Twitter era and shows how much Durant was involved with social media at such a young age. Despite all that, Durant never let any of it come between his game. He became a superstar and a basketball icon.

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One thing is for sure, Durant finds ways to entertain his fans. Let it be through social media or by playing on the court.