On Wednesday, NBA star Jeremy Lin released a tongue-and-cheek video called “How to Fit in the NBA,” in which he teamed up with fellow basketball players to show fans the kind of locker room banter and tolerance for taking photos that he has had to learn. At the end, he joins Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry and his daughter Riley — a viral sensation in her own right — in a rendition of the “Nae Nae,” a dance performed by rapper Silentó in his music video for “Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae).”
In terms of views, the clip has proven to be a slam dunk, for it has racked up more than a million in a day.
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