Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry, aka the “Petty King”, didn't hold back after securing his fourth NBA championship with a Finals win over the Boston Celtics. Not only did Curry make sure that the doubters knew he saw them and their predictions, but he also made sure those who believe his wife Ayesha “can't cook” were kept quiet as well. But the sharpshooter wasn't done. On Monday, the day of the Warriors' parade, Curry the “Petty King” is feeling extra savage once again.

Yes, that is exactly what it looks like! A necklace made out of the Warriors' three previous championship rings, which Curry is rocking to the parade. That chain, while glorious already, will be getting another ring in the fall when this year's NBA Finals bling is added to it. But that wasn't all Curry did.

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Curry, bringing along Warriors' head coach Steve Kerr, reprised his ‘night night' celebration. For those not familiar, it's a move Curry has pulled after hitting three-pointers late in games- and one he savagely used after defeating the Celtics with one final tweet on the night of the NBA Finals victory.

Curry and the Dubs clearly didn't appreciate being written off a couple of years ago after the departure of Kevin Durant. The Petty King never forgets.