NBA Star Stephen Curry Joins Paramore On Stage To Sing 'Misery Business'

Steph Curry isn't only talented on the court.

The NBA star can sing too, and he proved it during Paramore's concert Monday night while out for date night with wife Ayesha.

Of course, Curry is totally used to performing in front of full audience at his home arena, Chase Center, throughout the NBA season, but this was a bit of a different experience for him being invited on stage by the band's singer Hayley Williams.

While it's not breaking news that Curry can sing because he's proven he's multi-talented in the past, it likely caught many Paramore fans off guard that he was such a natural on stage.

The Golden State Warriors star had no problem getting on the mic to sing Paramore's hit, "Misery Business" during the concert Monday night. And he KILLED it!

Curry is clearly a true Paramore fan. Back in March 2018, his wife Ayesha arranged for Paramore to perform at his 30th birthday party.

Curry's sister, Sydel Curry-Lee, shared an Instagram Story of her brother's big moment on stage.

Bleacher Report's Twitter followers had some things to say about Curry's big night on stage.

"Mark it off the bingo card of 'Things I don't expect to happen,'" one person tweeted. Another said, "He’s the main character."

Another fan added, "Side quest slayer! Real GOAT."

Curry recently shared a music video that he's featured in on his Instagram page. His first venture as a rapper is alongside Houston cult star Tobe Nwigwe, who's well known for his ultra positive raps and art directed videos.

While it may truly seem that Curry is rapping because he appears to be such a natural, it's been reported that he's actually lip-syncing to Nwigwe's verses written from the NBA star's perspective.

"Lil Fish, Big Pond" is from the soundtrack to Curry's Apple TV+ documentary, "Underrated."

And let's not forget about his golf talent. He had the hole-in-one heard round the world less than a month ago in Lake Tahoe.

His amazing sports abilities had many of his fans talking in the comment section.

"Sir. Leave some sports for the rest of us to be good at ?," one person wrote. Another added, "Bro you have to be an alien… you can MASTER any sport. Love the dedication. SNIPER?."

One person noted what an epic moment it really was sharing, "The whole golf course heard the crowd erupt. He was amazing."

Another fan asked the question on many people's minds, "WHAT CAN'T THIS MAN DO???"