Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry is not one to take himself too seriously. Recently, the two-time Most Valuable Player winner roasted himself on his Instagram account, poking fun at his evidently receding hairline.

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Curry shared a very endearing photo of himself holding up his three-month old son, Canon. Posted prior to the Warriors' preseason matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday, the 30-year-old father of three said on his post that this was this was the first time his only son was going to watch his dad play in person.

Stephen Curry could not help but break the sentimental nature of the post, adding in a hilarious punchline about his questionable hairline. To be fair to the Warriors star, his son does appear to have a very impressive head of hair on him.

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Unfortunately for baby Canon, his first experience of live NBA action resulted in a loss for his dad and his team. The Warriors fell to the Lakers 105-119 in their second matchup over the past couple of days. On Wednesday, The Lakers also toppled the Dubs 123-113, making it two out of two against the defending champs.

Nevertheless, Canon did witness quite an impressive performance from his father on the evening. Curry started the game for the Warriors, but played only 11 and a half minutes in the non-bearing matchup. During that limited run, the three-time NBA champion was his usual self, notching up 16 points, four three-pointers, three rebounds, four assists, a steal, and a block.

Curry and the Warriors kick off their season on Tuesday night against Russell Westbrook and the Oklahoma City Thunder in Oracle Arena.