Klay Thompson enjoyed his much due championship victory tour in true Alex Ovechkin-like fashion, taking the Larry O'Brien Trophy and dancing with it during a charity event.

The mild-mannered yet charismatic Golden State Warriors guard danced to DJ Khaled's “All I Do Is Win” with trophy in hand, leading a roaring crowd during the afterparty of the Thompson Family Foundation Golf Tournament.

The video serves only as further proof that Thompson doesn't need to be in China to have the time of his life.

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It's unknown how many other places Thompson has taken good ol' Larry for a trip, but even charity events make for a good reminder of the shooting guard's success.

The Los Angeles native has collected three championships in the last four years of his seven-year career in the league, and he is now bound for another big contract at the end of the 2018-19 season.

While he has been rumored to take a serious pay cut to keep winning with the Warriors, the money will keep on coming for Thompson as long as he brings more Larry's to celebrate with next summer.