Stephen Curry’s 3-point shooting in Game 2 of the 2018 NBA Finals has left people stunned. It left the Golden State Warriors and their fans gushing. It left Tyronn Lue and the Cleveland Cavaliers shaking their heads. It also apparently left Draymond Green discovering his lyrical prowess.

In trying to describe Curry’s superb shooting in the game, Green sounded as though he needed to consult some of his rapper friends in coming up with a more colorful breakdown, per Mark Medina of The Mercury New.

Draymond Green with a tongue twister on Steph Curry’s shooting: “He’s a big shot taker, a big shot maker, a tough shot taker and a tough shot maker.”

Curry was simply lights out in Game 2, scoring 33 points on 11-for-26 shooting. He buried nine 3-pointers on just 17 attempts, setting a new record for most threes in an NBA Finals game. He also had eight assists and seven rebounds in 38 minutes of absolute greatness on the basketball court to help the Warriors notch a 122-103 win at home.

Since we’re feeling inspired by Green’s rhymes, we tried our hands describing two other Warriors players.

Zaza Pachulia:

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He’s an ankle taker, a big man whacker, a tough center, and a karate chop giver.

Nick Young:

He’s a volume chucker, a conscienceless gunner, an ill-advised shot taker, and a Dennis Rodman dreamer.

The Warriors target a 3-0 series lead this Wednesday at Quicken Loans Arena, where Golden State is 6-4 in its last 10 games there.