Lance Stephenson blowing into LeBron James’ ear back in the 2014 playoffs is one of the most unforgettable moments in the NBA in recent memory. It goes to show how far he’ll go to take his opponents off their games, and also became the subject of a lot of memes and trolls at that time.

On Monday, the Indiana Pacers swingman got a dose of his own medicine, as veteran Milwaukee Bucks guard Jason Terry made him feel what it’s like to have someone blow into his ears. He did just that after knocking down a corner 3-pointer on Stephenson, who was defending him when he made the shot.

Now in his 19th season in the NBA, Jason Terry continues to be a key rotation player of head coach Joe Prunty. He is giving the Bucks a veteran locker room leader, showing his younger teammates that they should not be bullied by other players around the league — just like what he did to Lance Stephenson.

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In the past six games, Terry has received increased playing time, and he is making the most of the opportunity. While he can still hit three-pointers with great accuracy, he also showed on Monday that he also has some antics up his sleeves that the Bucks can benefit from.

With the playoffs nearing, Terry understands that a simple blow to the ear can give his team an advantage if the player gets distracted, and he is willing to do those small things to help them win games.