Draymond Green Apologizes For Posting Shocking Eggplant Pic To Snapchat — Twitter Goes In After Golden State Warriors Claims He Was Hacked

Now that everyone has seen what Draymond Green is packing, the Golden State Warriors power forward is apologizing. After posting a very personal picture on Snapchat and then lying about how it got there, the NBA star owned up to his own mistake and says he’s sorry for flashing everyone a very NSFW picture of his junk.

It all started when Draymond accidentally posted a picture of his own genitalia to Snapchat. The picture stayed up for about 10 minutes before he realized his mistake and took it down. Of course, by then the damage was done, and Draymond’s eggplant had been shared all over social media.

Steven Adams how come you didn’t kick Draymond Green back in the balls pic.twitter.com/kqq8KvByg6

— Russell TripDubBrook (@Jhickness9) July 31, 2016

At first, the Golden State Warriors’ power forward tried to pass off credit for the picture by claiming that his Snapchat account had been hacked. His fans weren’t buying it, though, and made it clear that they knew the NSFW picture in question definitely belonged to him.

According to the Bleacher Report, after initially reporting that his Snapchat had been hacked , Draymond Green confessed that he actually had hit the wrong button. Green said that he meant to send the photo privately and instead posted it to his very public and heavily followed account. So basically, Draymond got busted trying to creep in someone else’s DMs with a picture of his member. Isn’t that special?

“We’re all one click away from placing something in the wrong place,” Draymond Green told reporters. “I suffered from that this morning.”

Nah, Draymond Green. pic.twitter.com/qyCgLA3Etb

— JUNEtheTRILLustrator (@Trillustrator) July 31, 2016

Draymond Green is currently in Rio de Janiero for the summer Olympics. It’s still unclear who the [lucky] recipient of Draymond’s eggplant picture was supposed to be. At this point, it doesn’t even matter, because everyone has seen it, and the image is still floating all over Twitter. It can’t be posted here for obvious reasons, but those who are curious can definitely catch a sight of it just by following the #DraymondGreen trend that is happening on social media right now.

Just about nobody believed Draymond’s initial story that he was hacked. Responses to his knee-jerk attempt to cover up his very big reveal were pretty hilarious. The NBA star tweeted, “Hacked….. Can’t win right now.”

Some of the funniest responses to Draymond Green’s hacked claim can’t be shared here because they are definitely as inappropriate as his shocking eggplant picture. A few of the others can be seen below:

@Money23Green we know. pic.twitter.com/lybjw5cqfw

— treevo (@7reevo) July 31, 2016

@Money23Green pic.twitter.com/SoIEHDIu0C

— Uncle Dreke (@DudeDrekeTatted) July 31, 2016

Draymond Green is seriously taking the phrase #Ballislife to a whole new level.. Chill fam hold this pic.twitter.com/KEIdRDDQJu

— Xavier VanderBlue (@XVanderBlue) July 31, 2016

Draymond Green seems to be pretty comfortable on the negative side of the news cycle lately. The NBA star recently made waves after he slapped Michigan State football player while he was visiting Lansing, Michigan on July 10. Draymond was arrested for assault and eventually got off after just paying a fine.

Draymond Green: “I was hacked”

Everyone: pic.twitter.com/bQK1feZ43s

— Jasmine (@JasmineLWatkins) July 31, 2016