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Nobody uses Twitter better than Josiah Johnson. When Johnson put his finger to the keyboard, it was like Magic Johnson being drafted by the Lakers, LeBron James getting 'Chosen 1' tattooed on his back, or John Stockton finding Fox News. It was a natural fit.

Unlike most users on the app that Johnson dominates, he didn't grow up with social media. Instead, Johnson came of age absorbing 80s and 90s politics, sports, and pop culture. He honed his ability to take and dish jokes with the best of them during the Steve Lavin era at UCLA over a decade before blowing up on Twitter for his pinpoint-accurate references and memes.

After years of grinding, Johnson's genius has finally been recognized. He's getting tapped for major creative roles in the sports media world. Yesterday, I snuck away from my day job and sat in a stairwell to Zoom with the face of #NBATwitter. Johnson sat back, relaxed in his television-ready office. Over one shoulder was a framed LeBron James tweet praising Johnson's work. Over the other was a painting of Kobe Bryant locked in battle.

Even a brief chat with Johnson is dope because he is like the big bro who hands down careful advice and your funniest friend who quotes Friday at the most opportune moment. For someone who dreams of following Johnson's career path, the talk was nothing short of inspiring. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did.

Detailed view of the the UCLA Bruins logo at center court at Pauley Pavilion.
Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant (35) poses for a Twitter post during media day at the Warriors Practice Facility.

The influence Johnson has on the basketball community isn't lost on him. For a sport and platform that lends itself to GOAT debates and zero-sum battles, it's vital that a leading voice is peaceful and light-hearted. Looking around the country and the world, we could all benefit from taking ourselves less seriously in the spirit of capitulation.

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Source: https://www.si.com/nba/hawks/culture/josiah-johnson-used-twitter-as-springboard-for-creative-dreams

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