NBA 2k21 Coke Sniffing Glitch Shows Miami Heat Players Sniffing Cocaine off Announcer Table Before Game
Remember that gif where the person flies across the table trying to sniff a white substance? Apparently 2K developers unintentionally included that in their latest basketball game. A new video shows an NBA 2K21 sniffing coke glitch where Miami Heat players appear to sniff a line of cocaine off the announcers table before a game.
At first glance you could say it’s a reach, but you can even see the players wipe their nose after. Plus there is literally a white powder on the announcer tables. Take a look at the video evidence of the NBA 2k21 cocaine sniffing glitch.
The real question here should be is this really a glitch or did 2K developers want to troll Miami fans? We all know people in Miami area are accused of being cocaine addicts all the time. Coincidence or glitch?
Whatever the case may be the NBA 2K coke sniffing glitch might be the weirdest one ever seen. Remember staying drug free is always the best way to be.
Author: JordanThrilla
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