Oklahoma City Thunder big man Steven Adams is one of the best big men in the NBA, but the 7-footer was a little out of his element on Thursday against the New Orleans Pelicans at home.

On a fast break in the first quarter, Steven Adams tried to channel his inner James Harden by performing a euro step, and he failed miserably.

We may have a Shaqtin' of the Year nominee right here:

Steven Adams should leave the fast break plays to teammates Paul George and Russell Westbrook. Adams, who is one of the best personalities in the league, couldn't hold back a smile when he realized what he just did.

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Adams, probably the strongest player in the NBA, entered Thursday averaging 15.3 points, 10.0 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game for the Thunder.

The six-year pro from New Zealand is shooting 60.8 percent from field, as most of his buckets come at the rim thanks to the penetration of Westbrook, George and Dennis Schröder.

OKC entered Thursday evening with the third-best record in the Western Conference standings at 29-18. Steven Adams is a big reason why OKC is a championship contender this season. His play in the post, rebounding and shot blocking prowess are invaluable to the team.

Adams' skill set on the fast break isn't.