The Miami Heat faced the New York Knicks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on Sunday afternoon, and unsurprisingly, the stars were out in attendance at Madison Square Garden. Among the notable figures who popped out for the contest was hip-hop artist Jack Harlow, who is celebrating the release of his album ā€œJackman.ā€

Harlow had some of the best seats in the house, but it wound up leading to an interesting interaction with Heat guard Kyle Lowry. Lowry fell into the stands while shooting a fadeaway 3-pointer and ended up landing on Harlow, which prompted a hilarious reaction from the rapper.

For those familiar with what Harlow is talking about here, Lowry has become an internet legend of sorts for his unique body build. Lowry's legs are particularly sturdy, and fans have often joked that he is the ā€œthickestā€ player in the NBA. Harlow makes a joke that everything said about Lowry's lower-half (particularly, his butt) is true, comparing its softness to that of a pillow.

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Harlow is notorious for being quite the jokester on social media, and his quick reaction to Lowry landing on him gave many fans a quick laugh. Of course, having any person land on you typically isn't very comfortable, and despite what Harlow says here, this probably wasn't his favorite part of attending the Madison Square Garden. However, Harlow always finds a way to crack a good joke, and he certainly received a good response from this hilarious reaction here.

And speaking of Kyle Lowry, he was a hero in the Heat's Game 1 win over the Knicks at MSG. Lowry had a huge second half and took over down the stretch with Jimmy Butler hobbled with an ankle injury. The veteran guard had 18 points off the bench and made a bunch of big plays on both ends.