Lil B Reacts To NBA Rival’s Injury, Says Based God Curse Still Alive

West Coast rapper Lil B's issues with NBA rival Kevin Durant may be far from over after he hopped onto social media to reference his "Based God" curse having an impact on the superstar this weekend.

According to reports, the Based God took aim at KD on Sunday (October 12).

On Sunday, Thunder general manager Sam Presti, per The Oklahoman’s Darnell Mayberry, revealed that Durant will miss some time after fracturing his right foot. That news led to Lil B reminding everyone of the curse. (Bleacher Report)

Check out the Twitter post Lil B tossed up right here…

Although he did not name-drop Durant, his Sunday Twitter remark took aim at the NBA star.

I THOUGHT THE CURSE WAS OVER BASEDGOD! PLEASE I NEED TO TALK TO " THE BASEDGOD " I THOUGHT THE CURSE WAS OVER ! (SCREAMING) – Lil B

— Lil B THE BASEDGOD (@LILBTHEBASEDGOD) October 12, 2014

Recently, KD said social media pressure forced him to clear the air on their situation.

“A curse? I keep hearing that,” KD said in an interview when asked about his status with Lil B. “Every time I sign on to Twitter or Instagram, it’s this Lil B stuff coming up. Uh, yeah, I don’t have no problem with Lil B. I guess whatever you guys want to call this. He’s got so many fans, it’s like, it’s starting to get on my nerves. Just to get the people away from me, me and Lil B are cool.” (REVOLT TV)

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Earlier this year, the “Based God” warned KD of what’s to come in the near future.

“NBA, swag baby. KD, you can’t see me. Look at Lil B, baby, I’m coming,” B says in an NBA TV promo clip which is preceeded with the words, “HE’S COMING.” (NBA TV)

In March, B touched on where his feud with Durant initially stemmed from.

Your beef with Durant dates back to 2011. How did it start? He talked about me. Before everything, I loved Kevin, but he was never a factor to me and then he talked about me. I wasn’t thinking about him. I’m still shouting out the old school legends like John Stockton. I’m still in that era. (SB Nation)