Ben Stiller did not think that the comments of Pat McAfee about him during the Knicks game were so funny.
The actor-producer-director, who is also a pure and hard fan of the Knicks, was seated on the edge of the courtyard during the fourth match of the Knicks-Pacers Eastern Conference final, alongside Timothee Chalamet and Spike Lee. At the start of the game, Pat McAfee show The host took the microphone to transmit a message to other Pacer fans, calling some of the “big city bigwigs” visiting Indianapolis, Indiana, Arena.
“Spike Lee is there. Ben Stiller is there. Timothee Chalamet is there,” McAfee told the crowd, while they humanly human, before he shouts: “Let’s refer these sons of sluts to New York with their bleeding ears.”
After the match, which saw the pacers beat the Knicks 130-121, Stiller went to X (formerly Twitter) to answer certain videos of McAfee’s speech. “Yes. Weird. We were happy to be there and encourage our team and except that Indy fans were great. # Knicksin7”, the Zolander Star wrote.
Siller added in another answer: “It’s ok. He must play – if it’s a real point of view, it seems a little anachronistic or cliché? As if we are” Big City Celebs “and we should not be there at the heart? Once again, everyone we met was great and incredibly cool.”
When another X user said to him, “Don’t be bitter”, the Breakup The executive producer said: “No bitterness at all Indy fans were incredible a good victory for you.”
Check THRThe list of all the celebrities who attended the Knicks eliminatory matches against Pacers.
