Dub Nation can get a look behind the curtain of Steph Curry’s journey from scrawny North Carolina kid to global NBA superstar on his new “Underrated” documentary. Though Steph sent out a tweet saying it would be released Friday, the doc appeared on Apple TV+ Thursday night and drew rave reviews from Warriors fans on social media.
While Steph’s story has been well-documented, cameras give us an inside look at his inner circle and his life off the court.
Perhaps no one had a bigger cameo than Steph’s 5-year-old son, Canon, who stole the show with some memorable moments throughout the documentary. Whitley Sandretto of 95.7 The Game shared a hilarious clip of Canon jumping on air bubble packaging while his dad tried to write his thesis to earn his college degree.
If you’re wondering what the clip would sound like with a double bang from Mike Breen, Whitley made another edit!
Canon is a star.
The 5-year-old has been spotted at Warriors games throughout the past few years and most recently at the American Century Golf Classic, and the high-energy young buck always seems to do something funny.
Last year, Curry finally graduated from Davidson, 13 years after he left following his junior season in 2009. As part of his process, Steph had to write a thesis, in which he examined gender inequality in sports.
During the documentary, Canon cracked up Steph with a simple question.
“Daddy, what are you going to do at school?” Canon asked his nine-figure father.
“I am going to school like you now,” Steph said, laughing.
Throughout the documentary, you can also hear soundbites from 95.7 The Game and hosts like Bonta Hill and Joe Shasky from "The Morning Roast."
If you’d like to watch the documentary but don’t have Apple TV+, Steph shared a promo for two free months of the streaming service. Click here to get the promo.
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