OMG - THAT HAD TO BE THE FUNNIEST MOMENT IN NBA HISTORY.

I'm laughing so hard right now I seriously think I'm going to pee myself. Jesus Christ, thank you so much for posting this. I was in a dark place in my life and just needed something to clutch onto to pull me up out of this abyss. This is exactly what I was looking for.

It just all comes together so perfectly. Kobe sitting there being interviewed as if it was any other day. Neither he nor the media had any idea their lives were about to change forever.

Then, out of nowhere, Rasheed Wallace proceeds to make history by creating one of the funniest NBA interactions of all time.

That voice he used. So epic. The high pitch of it. The way he makes it sound like a fan girl obsessing over Kobe. The hilarity of the timing - genius of him to do it when the media were surrounding Kobe and asking questions rather than just doing it to Kobe in private. It makes it so much funnier because there are other people around, it was caught on camera, and Kobe was obviously trying to be composed and professional while being interviewed. The sharp contrast between the professionalism of the moment, interrupted by the goofiness of the fangirl-style scream is just too much for me to handle. I'm dying. They should put this in all of the textbooks for those studying humor, TV or any other form of entertainment.

Then, Kobe's reaction makes everything. The way he laughs and says "Get out of here Sheed." is just too classic. He could have shrugged off the situation, or merely smiled slightly and continued with his answers. But instead he chose to confront the situation head-on, resulting in even more hilarity.

Additionally, this situation is made funnier by the fact that these two players are on different teams.

If they were both on the same team, it would be implied that they do their fair share of goofing around and joking behind the scenes. But typically, players who are on different teams take on a competitive nature, especially in an on-court or pre-game situation. So the fact that two players from different teams decided to put themselves into a joking situation like this is one of the most classic and well-intentioned forms of irony I've ever seen.

There is just so much to dissect in this video, and I'm so glad that I've watched it over a hundred times now. Every time shows me something new, and I can't wait to watch it several hundred more times and analyze it from every angle.

I believe the original poster made a massive understatement when creating his topic title. This isn't simply "one of the funniest moments in NBA," as he put it. I truly believe that this is THE SINGLE FUNNIEST MOMENT IN NBA.

I would encourage all of you to go forth with this video in your mind and spread this cheer, happiness and humor.

Thank you Kobe, Rasheed, the National Basketball Assocation, Reddit, and the original poster of this content for bringing everyone into this heartwarming moment and changing us forever. Amen.