When it comes to social media, the Sacramento Kings are undefeated. Their Instagram page is one to follow for any NBA fan, as they provide the best laughs, even when their team isn’t performing the best.

The latest gem they have posted is one that capitalizes on the trending mobile and PC game, Among Us.

It starts with the Kings (in purple) calling an Emergency Meeting titled NBA Offseason. The Kings’ player then proceeds to ask the others where they were. The funniest response is the Clippers player saying, “I was in Cancun” then correcting himself later and saying “cafeteria.”

This is with reference to Damian Lillard mocking the Clippers with the Cancun jokes, after their defeat to the Nuggets. This is immediately followed by another dig at the Clippers, when the Raptors player says, “Unlike them, I finished the task.”

The Bucks and the Rockets are not spared either, as the Raptors player then says, “Didn’t see the Bucks or the Rockets this year” talking about their poor playoff run.

Later, the Lakers player says “02” while revealing their location. When the Kings player then points out that it is near to the ‘body’, the Lakers player says they were just reminding the Kings about the 2002 Conference Finals, where the Lakers beat the Kings. After that, the Kings player calls the Lakers sus, which is proceeded by them getting voted out by everyone.

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Sacramento: Kings of social media

The Kings page’s favorite target is usually their division rivals, the Lakers. When they reached the Finals after beating the Nuggets, the page had a post ready for the situation.

But later, they showed their respect towards Kobe Bryant and his family when the Lakers won the NBA title.

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The Kings haven’t made the playoffs since 2007 and were once again a lottery team last season. They will be hoping to improve now, but it is only going to get together in the extremely competitive Western Conference. They will be hoping that young star De’Aaron Fox can lead the team to the playoffs and end this 13-year drought.

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