Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry is the greatest shooter in the history of the NBA. How do I know that? Portland Trail Blazers talent Damian Lillard told me on the mean streets of social media, pal!

It's hard to argue with one of the nation's best SoundCloud rappers. Stephen Curry has won numerous titles leading the Golden State Warriors with his ability to shoot from all areas of the court. A career 43% shooter from beyond the arc — which, let that sink in, as that's just insane — the Dubs star also shoots a nifty 49% from the floor in his career.

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As a direct comparison, since he's the one who brought it up, Damian Lillard is a career 38% shooter from beyond the arc. Compared to pretty much anyone else, that's a really good percentage, especially since he's averaging eight attempts from three per game!

Against Stephen Curry, though, that's like child's play. Not the movie with the doll who murders people. Like, I mean, just not as good as the Warriors superstar.

Nonetheless, there will obviously always be the debate whenever someone argues who is the greatest at (insert whatever thing they are arguing over). But I am with the Blazers superstar here. Stephen Curry is just that good.