You could say that Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant is the father of all fake Twitter accounts among sports personalities. Last year, it was revealed that the former league MVP was operating faux social media persona to get back at his critics online, so it probably felt right for the guys over at ESPN to ask what Durant’s thoughts are about the ongoing issue with regards to Philadelphia 76ers Twitter brouhaha involving the team’s president of basketball operations, Bryan Colangelo.

Instead of getting a multi-slide PowerPoint presentation that details his opinion about the matter, Durant simply made it clear that he’s not at all interested with what the Sixers and Colangelo are going through, per Chris Haynes of ESPN.

That’s cold, Kevin. That’s really cold.

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Then again, Durant has a more important thing to deal with than this latest Twitter fiasco. For one, he is set to play in the NBA Finals for the second year in a row.

Durant and the Warriors recently just survived a tough Western Conference finals matchup with the Houston Rockets, who pushed the defending champions to the edge in a series that lasted seven games.

Durant enters the NBA Finals with averages of 29.0 points, 7.1 rebounds, and 4.1 assists per game in these playoffs.

Game 1 of the finals against the Cleveland Cavaliers will be held this Thursday night at Oracle Arena.