Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry just shot himself on the foot for a failed no-look three-pointer against the Charlotte Hornets. The two-time MVP has been known to pull out this patented look-away shot from time to time and, more often than not, it actually goes in.

But, with the Hornets' Miles Bridges sticking to him like glue, Curry's fancy shot attempt from the corner ended up bricking (via Bleacher Report):

Not a good look, Steph. Thankfully, the Warriors did end up winning the game 114-92.

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The two-time Three-Point contest champ is arguably one of the best shooters the league has ever seen and crazy shots like this, which he has mastered, has further cemented his legacy. Unfortunately, just like all of us, the Warriors superstar is human and he does makes mistake from time to time.

These are simply just the shots that break the internet no matter how the play ends. If it goes in, then it's probably going to be on NBA Top Shot. If it does not, just like on Wednesday night, it's definitely going to be on Shaqtin' A Fool.

Despite the embarrassing miss, Curry remains to be one of the most entertaining superstars in today's NBA. The 33-year-old future Hall of Famer is a human flamethrower and has the capacity to explode on any given day. After a rough past few seasons for his team, Curry is looking to lead the Warriors back to playoff contention this season with a red-hot 6-1 start to the '21-22 NBA season.