The fourth episode of IShowSpeed’s latest YouTube series, Speed Goes Pro, is now out. After taking on Tom Brady, Suni Lee, and Joey Chestnut, Speed now trains with legendary NBA player Kevin Durant. During the episode, Speed also trains with NBA Shooting coach Chris “Lethal Shooter” Matthews, who takes to Instagram to share his meeting with the livestreamer. However, fans noticed something weird about Speed in the picture.
IShowSpeed’s new photo has got the fans talking
While there was a lot of disagreement regarding Matthews’ Instagram post caption, which read, “Speed should be playing D1 basketball!” some fans fully focused on Speed’s appearance in the first picture. As Speed posed beside Matthews with his eyes wide open, one fan wrote, “Man really looks like a nut case in that first pic.” Most fans focused on the debate over whether or not Speed deserves a place in D1 basketball; however, a few comments stood out.
“Speed looks like he’s on SPEED!!” another fan wrote, referring to the slang term used for methamphetamine. A few other fans posted gifs of characters with round eyes like Buzz Lightyear, while one wrote, “Them eyes crazy AF.” However, Speed often uses very vivid expressions while streaming, and most of his funny moments online come from after he goes absolutely wild and erupts with rage.
The Speed Goes Pro YouTube series will have five episodes, as per the trailer released on IShowSpeed’s YouTube channel. Now with 4 episodes out, fans will see Speed take on Randy Orton in Episode 5, as he competes in professional wrestling.
According to the latest schedule, episode 5 will likely release on October 26, 2025, on IShowSpeed’s YouTube channel. The show is presented by DICK’s Sporting Goods. OBB Media takes on the job of production.
Fans can tune into the latest episode titled “SPEED GOES PRO, EPISODE 4: KEVIN DURANT” only on IShowSpeed’s YouTube channel.
Originally reported by Elton Fernandes on Mandatory
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