Last Wednesday, the Oklahoma City stunned the Golden State Warriors with a blowout win at home, in what was Russell Westbrook's first victory over his former teammate, Kevin Durant, since the latter decided to join the Warriors last year.

The game turned out to be a hotly-contested one, as expected, with both stars getting involved in some heated moments throughout the match.

However, the reigning MVP's fellow All-Star teammate, Paul George, also joined in the fun, and even tried to mimic Stephen Curry's shimmy, which he usually does after knocking down a 3-pointer. It drew a loud applause from the fans inside Chesapeake Energy Arena, as it also gave the Thunder a 20-point lead at that point.

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The shimmy celebration is in no way Stephen Curry's trademark, but he's the one who often does it the most nowadays.

Paul George had a solid game on the night, finishing with a double-double of 20 points and 11 rebounds, to go along with an assist, four steals, and two blocks.