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Hassan Whiteside is on Snapchat roasting Dwyane Wade’s outfit

Look what D-Wade wore to Game 4 of the NBA Finals!

Dwyane Wade showed up to Game 4 of the NBA Finals to support his boy LeBron James (and presumably watch a great game of basketball). He was seen inside Quicken Loans Arena in this lovely ensemble.

Of course, people couldn’t help but roast him for it, including us. We asked Twitter what they thought Wade looked like, and received answers ranging from Usher impersonator to Power Ranger.

Hassan Whiteside, who was watching the game from home, also thought that Wade looked like something other than a basketball player.

“D-Wade about to get that album out!” Whiteside crowed joyously. He really does look like he’s going to drop some of the hottest bars of R&B 2017 has seen. Although, he could surprise us, and make it an ‘80s throwback workout video. The outfit works for both.

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