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James Harden Trolls Pistons With Signature 'Blade Dance'

It's Harden's first Conference Finals berth since 2018 and he celebrated by trolling the Pistons. He was seen doing the 'Blade dance' which originates from signature Detroit hip-hop rapper, Blade Icewood, who popularized the dance prior to his passing. It's also known as the 'Boss-up' dance. There wasn't any disrespect intended here as it seems to be light trolling.

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