Not since a couple of months ago have nipples grabbed the headlines like they have again tonight, when Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant gave Drake’s chest a nasty twist that surely brought everyone back to their elementary school days – back when we were all in our worst behavior.

Get a load of this.

It wasn’t obvious in Drake’s face, but Durant definitely got his chest into Sicko Mode. Imagine a seven-footer human specimen giving your nipples a pinch. Drake, however, may be desensitized to pain, especially emotionally, After all, his songs always have themes of soreness and melancholy, partly betrayed by nice beats and solid bars.

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But it wasn’t just Drake who wallowed in agony Thursday night in the building, though, as Durant and the Warriors got a stinging 131-128 road loss at the hands of the Toronto Raptors.

Durant was sensational and nearly unstoppable in the contest, dropping 51 points on 18-of-31 shooting from the floor to go along with 11 rebounds, and six assists in 43 minutes of duty, but those numbers were not enough to help Golden State extend its win streak to four games.

Kevin Durant and the Warriors will look to get back in the win column this Saturday, when they play the second leg of their five-game road trip against the Detroit Pistons.