NBA fans took so much joy in roasting the struggling Warriors

You can’t really blame NBA fans. The Golden State Warriors had dominated the NBA for the past five seasons and added Kevin freaking Durant to an already-title contending roster a few seasons ago.

So, when Durant left for Brooklyn this offseason and Klay Thompson suffered an ACL injury, the Warriors — despite their insistence otherwise — finally looked vulnerable.

Well, the early returns aren’t going great for the Warriors. After allowing 141 points in a 19-point loss to the Clippers in the opener, the Warriors followed up that dud with a 120-92 loss to the Thunder on Sunday.

Again, it’s early. It’s only been two games. But this much is clear: The Warriors can’t defend anyone, and NBA fans are absolutely loving this early failure.

All the other fan bases as the Warriors fall apart pic.twitter.com/PH6nfDZ7Xj

— JaysonTatUmaThurMannieFresh (@SnottieDrippen) October 27, 2019

Rest of the NBA talking to Warriors fans pic.twitter.com/8grfyjyIeW

— Barflaan Tedoe (@The_Barftender) October 27, 2019

Rest of the league waiting for their turn to blow out the Warriors pic.twitter.com/02oRdwYwVm

— Nick Wiger (@nickwiger) October 27, 2019

tfw OKC’s first win of the season is an absolute dismantling of the Warriorspic.twitter.com/9QyvM40acq

— trevor rush (@Trush21) October 27, 2019

The NBA world reacting to the Golden State Warriors dynasty ending. pic.twitter.com/Z5FjLcdBNt

— Leah Kessel (@leahflame) October 27, 2019

The Warriors have given up 35 points each quarter against the Thunder. The jokes write themselves pic.twitter.com/xWfhrVXLfs

— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) October 27, 2019

Kawhi snapped his finger and made the Suns better than the Warriors pic.twitter.com/BXfIIh4fLi

— NBA Memes (@nbamemesinsta) October 27, 2019

The Warriors lost by 28?pic.twitter.com/0lHbY1Bk4q

— The big chillin’ (@Kofie) October 27, 2019

NBA teams looking at the Warriors on their schedule this season pic.twitter.com/Ly5MRvQ3JW

— Neezy Triller (@NicelookNeezy) October 27, 2019

“This is fine” pic.twitter.com/RSrHhmtFL3

— Caitlin 💀🧟‍♀️🎃🕷👻🕸🦇⚰️🧛🏻‍♀️ (@saxetniniltiac) October 27, 2019

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— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) October 27, 2019

😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/K6rx9wXUGg

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 27, 2019

You can tell that NBA Twitter had been waiting years for this because the material was certainly top notch. Seriously, great job.