Curry sprays magic dust all over the fourth quarter, breaks his own record

You feel like maybe at this point we would be used to this sort of thing?

Right?

[[stares blankly into the bathroom mirror searching for answers that will not come]]

How is it that after all these years, Stephen Curry still pulls off some crazy shit that makes you gape—slack-jawed and simple-minded—staring at the television like a buffoon? Screaming or dancing or jumping or however it is you individually choose to express pure amazement. I feel like at some point we should all have grown accustomed to this level of individual brilliance.

But if I ever get to  point where I expect (or, worse, demand) performances like this—freewheeling, fun, full of the spark of life itself—please slap my stupid face right in its stupid face.

Goddamn Steph, what a night.

get up outta my face with any other mvp argument RT @HPbasketball: Yup. pic.twitter.com/pV9eK9zyFS

— Lana Berry (@Lana) April 10, 2015

Yup.

Some reactions from around the league, especially as we moved towards and then through that magical fourth quarter:

Help me: Am I just a homer for really liking that Jamie Foxx-narrated Steph Curry ad? I'm really no longer rational when it comes to Curry..

— Nate P (@NateP_SBN) April 10, 2015

This Blazers-Warriors game... pic.twitter.com/71mDKCHc5B

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) April 10, 2015

Curry knew that one was dropping before his elbow even raised. He knew that one was good before he started dribbling.

— Hardwood Paroxysm (@HPbasketball) April 10, 2015

It's usually illegal to do that in public RT @SherwoodStrauss Curry's just exploring his imagination out there

— Contrarian Barbarian (@basquiatball) April 10, 2015

Now that's a follow through pic.twitter.com/d0geGi0egd

— J.A. Adande (@jadande) April 10, 2015

Curry is unfair

— NBA (@NBA) April 10, 2015

Stephen just vomited magic on this fourth quarter. Wuut?

— Bram Kincheloe (@BramKincheloe) April 10, 2015

It’s really very simple. https://t.co/qozGtE1M10

— Hardwood Paroxysm (@HPbasketball) April 10, 2015

James Michael McAdoo had the #PostGameHotTake:

And Steph aint believe me when I told him we were gonna combine for 45 tonight... MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

— James Michael McAdoo (@jamesmcadoo) April 10, 2015

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It's stupid that a game like this will most likely seal Steph getting the MVP, but that is the nature of these awards. Each performance swings the votes, or at least shapes the narrative.

. @NBA Please name an MVP tomorrow. We need to end this constant pining and measuring after every single performance. LET THE VOTERS VOTE!

— Zach Harper (@talkhoops) April 10, 2015

But, anyways, enough of that.

Let's all stand back and admire the beauty of Steph's performance.

Hot damn, get some.