Draymond Green was so hyped after Andrew Wiggins was selected as an All-Star starter that he forgot about Golden State Warriors sharpshooter Stephen Curry.

The veteran forward revealed the hilarious story in the latest episode of “The Draymond Green Show,” sharing how he congratulated Wiggins in the Warriors' group chat while completely ignoring Steph. As everyone knows, both Curry and Wiggins were voted as All-Star starters for the February festivity.

Apparently, it is only after Andre Iguodala mentioned that they forgot about Steph that Green remembered to honor his teammate.

“The moment they announced Wiggins an All-Star starter I ran to the group chat like ‘Wiggs, congratulations man, that's incredible, blah blah blah,'” Draymond shared, per NBC Sports. “Other guys came in ‘Wiggs that's dope, congratulations!' Steph's in this group chat, it's our team group chat. Andre comes in, the elder statesmen, ‘hey Steph congratulations. Don't let these MFs act like what you doing not elite because that s–t is elite, congratulations Steph!'

“I go back to the chat and I'm like ‘wow, my fault 30, congratulations.'”

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Who the hell forgets about the GOAT shooter and arguably the greatest Golden State player ever? Well, it looks like Draymond Green does.

In defense of Green, though, he's probably just really excited to celebrate Andrew Wiggins' career milestone given the fact that a lot of people has doubted him over the years during his time with the Minnesota Timberwolves. With that said, the reaction of Green and the rest of the Warriors is warranted.

As for Stephen Curry, that is undoubtedly the result of his greatness. His teammates are so used to it that they no longer doubt his capabilities and are no longer surprised when he does something great. But as Iguodala said it, what he is doing is still elite and something not all people can do.

For what it's worth, Curry did not make a big deal out of it and it was all fun for him.