Former Golden State Warriors teammates Draymond Green and Kevin Durant have been engaged in a bit of banter on the mean streets of Twitter over the former's comments about Stephen Curry. KD took exception to Green's statement and it did not take long before Durant shared his disagreement with the same.

Green initially said that Curry got double-teamed much more than Durant did during their time together as teammates with the Warriors. KD responded by saying that in his mind, “this is 100% false.”

Green caught wind of Durant's clap back and he too responded by giving his buddy an impromptu lesson about making sure to get the entire context before reacting:

“You have to learn to listen to full takes and not snippets before you get baited into tweeting Champ,” Green wrote in his tweet.

 

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Unsurprisingly, Durant quickly responded to his former Warriors teammate by saying that he is actually well aware of the entire picture:

“Oh I seen it my brethren, I appreciate the compliments but I disagree with what u said about double teams that’s all. I love the show,” Durant responded.

You have to remember that these two are close friends and that this is nothing but friendly banter between buddies. As you can see, Durant even sent some love for Green's podcast as he responded to Dray's social media lecture. Surely, KD would not have been as receptive to the criticism if it came from anyone that wasn't his friend.