You know that Golden State Warriors' wonder kid Stephen Curry is feeling it when he breaks out a little bit of flair by way of dance after hitting one of his famous three-balls from the other end of the Bay Area.

Here's a clip courtesy of Dime of Curry nailing a deep three near the Warriors logo on midcourt in Friday's game against the Denver Nuggets, accompanied with a shimmy-shimmy-ya at the end of the bucket for added style points that'll make ODB proud.

Not that ODB from the NFL of course, but this one.

The Warriors would go on to beat the Nuggets in convincing fashion, 122-105. The victory also gives the Dubs a little more wiggle room between them and Denver for the top spot in the Western Conference playoff race — now at two games apart.

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Although Stephen Curry finished the night with just 17 points on 6-of-16 shooting (4-of-10 from 3-point range), it's the ‘W' that matters most at this ponit late into the postseason stretch.

Moreover, it's not as if Golden State lacked the firepower to support Curry's relative off-night, as fellow splash brother Klay Thompson erupted for a game-high 39 points by making a mind-boggling nine of his 11 attempts from deep.

There may be nothing too flashy coming from Klay in this contest, but leave it to Steph to put on some theatrics to the delight of the crowd at Oracle Arena.

Not to be outdone by his teammates, Kevin Durant finished with 26 points on an efficient 10-of-15 shooting from the field. Durant also busted out not one but four shoulder shimmies thanks to his four made free-throw attempts because, you know, it's his thing when he's on the stripe.