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April 4 (UPI) -- J.J. Watt got a shoe cake, Stephen Curry had a mouthguard cake, now Frank Kaminsky has a Skittles cake. The Charlotte Hornets center had April 4, 1896 written in his Twitter biography for his birthday, but actually turned 24 years old Tuesday.
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Kaminsky is averaging 11.9 points and 4.6 rebounds per game in his second season for the Hornets.
Skittles noticed the blunder and sent him a cake made of the candy in the shape of a big No. 121.
"When you list your birthday as April 4, 1896 on Twitter and @Skittles takes you seriously... Thanks for the 121st birthday cake," Kaminsky tweeted.
When you list your birthday as April 4, 1896 on Twitter and @Skittles takes you seriously… Thanks for the 121st birthday cake! pic.twitter.com/GnByTwRBs8
— Frank Kaminsky III (@FSKPart3) April 4, 2017
.@FSKPart3 I don’t mess around when it comes to birthdays. You should see what I’m planning for your 200th! 🎉 https://t.co/k3JTKjPXMo
— Skittles (@Skittles) April 4, 2017Advertisement
"@FSKPart3 I don't mess around when it comes to birthdays," Skittles tweeted. "You should see what I'm planning for your 200th!"
The move comes a day after Kaminsky got into a heated debate with ESPN's Dan Dakich on Twitter. Kaminsky argued that universities exploit college athletes. Dakich disagreed.
