"Banana in Pajamas lookin' a**" - Fans erupt with hilarious reactions to Victor Wembanyama's pregame outfit

Victor Wembanyama arrived at the Fiserv Forum on Wednesday night for their game against the Milwaukee Bucks wearing a yellow hoodie with matching pants. NBA fans couldn't believe what Wembanyama was wearing, with many erupting with hilarious reactions online.

In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, the NBA's account shared a short reel of Wemby walking in a hallway inside the Fiserv Forum. He was wearing his all-yellow outfit, with a book in hand.

Teammate Jeremy Sochan was close behind, with his trademark green hair standing out. The San Antonio Spurs were looking to snap a two-game losing streak amid a four-game road trip.

NBA fans quickly reacted to Victor Wembanyama's choice of outfit, comparing it to the classic show Bananas in Pajamas, as well as a cheese stick. Wemby has been rocking darker shades mostly, so seeing him in a yellow hoodie and pajama surprised some .

"Banana in Pajamas lookin’ a**," a fan tweeted.

"Wemby looks like a walking cheese stick," another fan joked.

"Reminds me of a stick of string cheese," another fan remarked.

Victor Wembanyama didn't have the best game against the Milwaukee Bucks, finishing with 10 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks. He only took 10 shots as the Bucks denied him the ball for the majority of the game. It worked, as Milwaukee beat the San Antonio Spurs 121-105.

"Can't believe I've seen a human Pencil," a fan wrote.

"Whys he gotta make himself look like one of those aliens from men in black?" another fan asked.

"The yellow crayon in the box getting ready to draw a sun in the corner of my page," one fan commented.

Despite the outcome of Wednesday's game, Victor Wembanyama is having a tremendous second season in the NBA, averaging 25.1 points, 10.8 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 1.0 steals and 4.0 blocks per game.

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Former NBA All-Star big man makes bold claim about Victor Wembanyama

Former NBA All-Star big man makes bold claim about Victor Wembanyama. (Photo: IMAGN)

In his first season in the NBA, Victor Wembanyama had finished second in the Defensive Player of the Year voting. Wembanyama will likely take home the award this season unless he falls short of the number of games required to be eligible.

It's his award to lose, possibly to Evan Mobley, who has been a difference-maker for the league-leading Cleveland Cavaliers. Nevertheless, Wemby is expected to become the greatest defensive player the NBA has ever seen, according to DeMarcus Cousins.

"There's no doubt in my mind, he'll go down as one of the greatest," Cousins said on 'Run It Back.' "It's not even an argument. At minimum, he'll be the greatest defensive player of all time, like minimum. I'm calling that now, the greatest, so the sky's the limit for this kid."

With the way he's playing this season, it's difficult not to see Wembanyama become a first-time All-Star next month. He will also possibly get votes for the Most Improved Player of the Year.