The Luka Doncic song, “Halleluka” set to Leonard Cohen's “Hallelujah” is taking the world by storm and even Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr is a big fan of the tun. Kerr appeared on the Damon Bruce Show on 95.7 The GAME and discussed the song. He actually brought it up the host himself.

“I've not heard that. You know what I did hear today, that you might want to check out. The Luka Doncic song to the tune of ‘Hallelujah' the old Leonard Cohen song…It was incredible. I heard that today for the first time. I loved that.”

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Kerr isn't the only one who's raving about The Ringer's song parody. “Halleluka” is going viral and it's making the rounds on social media. Perhaps NBA fans everywhere are listening to the song out of despair that their own favorite team wasn't fortunate enough to draft Doncic.

Atlanta Hawks fans could be especially upset. Trae Young has certainly shown flashes of brilliance, but Luka Doncic already looks poised to become a superstar. The swingman is truly positionless and he has the ability to hurt teams in a variety of ways. He can score from anywhere on the floor, he rebounds well, and he has uncanny vision.

He's everything the Dallas Mavericks hoped he could become, but he's doing it a lot sooner than anyone could have expected. Steve Kerr and the rest of the league might be taking notice of the hysterical song, but there is no doubt that Doncic is making his presence felt around the league.