At this point, is there still any question as to who the greatest shooter of all time is? Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry just set the all-time record for most three-pointers on Tuesday night — in Madison Square Garden, no less — and right now, many consider him to be the GOAT shooter.

If you ask the Warriors star himself, he's absolutely confident about being able to end this debate following his legendary milestone on Tuesday. When asked if he believed he was indeed the GOAT shooter, Curry had a simple, four-word response (h/t Anthony Slater of The Athletic):

“I got that baby,” Curry said emphatically.

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Curry then proceeded to dramatically walk out of the interview right after answering the loaded question. This was the perfect mic drop moment for the Warriors stud after achieving one of the most astounding personal accolades in the history of the sport.

We all knew this was coming for a long time and we were well aware of the celebrations that would ensue. Nevertheless, this did not take away one bit from how truly epic that moment was for both Stephen Curry and us, the fans.

At this point, even the likes of Ray Allen and Reggie Miller would be happy to concede the GOAT shooter title to the Warriors star.