Stephen Curry just threw the perfect lob on Sunday which ended with a rare Chris Paul alley-oop slam. The two Western Conference point guards connected on the incredible play in the second quarter of the 2021 All-Star Game and the entire world is shocked.

Watch CP3 go way up on the Curry dime:

 

It's not every day that the Phoenix Suns guard throws down so this one is special. Curry though was just returning the favor as Paul hit him with his own alley-oop slam on the previous play. Yes, it's 2021, and point guards are really hammering down these monster dunks.

Okay, maybe these dunks aren't as massive as some of the dunks we've seen in recent All-Star games but still, these were definitely iconic. Especially when it comes to Mr. Point God himself.

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The two point guards have been among the best at their respective positions for years and don't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon. Curry just won the three-point contest over Mike Conley, and Paul's Suns team is in the midst of an impressive turnaround in which they should finish as a top-five seed in the Western Conference.

Chris Paul, who's making his 11th All-Star Game appearance on Sunday, has been known to be one of the best passers in the league, and having an elite point guard like Stephen Curry by his side is definitely a unique situation. Of course, he didn't do too well in the Skills Challenge prior to the game in a performance he will want to forget.

The future Hall of Famer has made a name for himself throwing out the perfect lobs in the span of his career so him being on the receiving end of one deserves its own statue.

He might need to ice those knees at the half, though.