ESPN's Body issue is one of the more popular magazine issues over the year. It futures pro athletes wearing absolutely nothing or close to it and them posing in athletics positions. The only NBA player to be featured in this years magazine is Karl-Anthony Towns from the Minnesota Timberwolves and his girlfriend Kawahine Andrade has a question about one of the photos.

One of the featured pictures has Towns posing on a motorcycle leaning back on an incredibly large basketball. Towns posted the picture on Instagram and his girlfriend questioned, “where's your weenie??

The photographers seem to always get the best angles on this pictures, so they show off a lot, but they still are PG and keep the key parts out of the pictures.

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Towns seems to have no problem showing off his body, which isn't a surprise because he told ESPN he has always loved himself, which included his body.

“I've always loved myself, always. When I was on the chubbier side, I thought that whatever God and whatever my body told me to be at that time, that's what it was.”

Towns also finds it funny that he has always been told his body is what will hold him back, but now he is in an issue that is all about the body.