The internet recently gave birth to a new meme perfect for every basketball-loving individual this summer—including millionaire NBA professionals. It’s called the Drive-By dunk challenge, where you simply get in your car and scour the neighborhood for backyard/street hoops for you to yam on. Anthony Davis appears to be the first NBA player to take on the challenge and even his college coach, John Calipari, did his part. It’s just getting started, though, with Jaylen Brown getting in on the fun as well.

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Brown was limited to only two games in the Summer League because of a thigh injury so perhaps he’s looking for ways to spend all that unused energy and adrenaline. And if that dunk was any indication, the incoming Boston Celtics second-year pro appears to be 100 percent ready for the upcoming season.