The Golden State Warriors haven't been short of charisma in the absence of Steve Kerr from the sidelines, but have rather gotten a very lively acting head coach in Mike Brown.

Brown planned to have a bit of celebration upon reaching the NBA Finals with “some tacos” before leaving San Antonio and listening to Too $hort back in Oakland with the help of assistant coach Bruce “Q” Fraser and the Beats by Dre portable wireless speaker.

“I probably shouldn't have said that on camera,” an overjoyed Brown told Marc J. Spears via ESPN post-game.

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Never a dull moment with Mike Brown.

The Warriors acting head coach is 10-0 this postseason, helping carry this team to a perfect 12-0 mark to start their playoff run en route to the NBA Finals for a third straight season.

The celebration will be likely short-lived, as Golden State has another nine days of focus and game planning ahead to achieve their season-long goal of another Larry O'Brien trophy.