"Vibes gotta be immaculate" - NBA fans react to Devin Booker's swagger-filled IG picture with Team USA

Devin Booker led the way for Team USA in their 122-87 quarterfinal win over Brazil on Tuesday to advance to the semis against Serbia. Booker celebrated the win on social media by sharing a swagger-filled picture of the 12-man roster after the game.

In a post on Instagram stories, Booker uploaded an image of Team USA at the Parc de Bercy in Paris after their quarterfinal victory. All 12 players are chilling in the park's steps and looked pretty chill following the comprehensive win.

Here's the photo on the Phoenix Suns star's IG story:

Devin Booker shared this photo of Team USA on Instagram. (Photo: Screengrabbed from Booker's IG story)

Devin Booker finished with a team-high 18 points in just 15 minutes of action. Booker went 6-for-9 from the field, including 5-for-7 from beyond the arc, to help Team USA to a dominating win.

NBA fans reacted to Booker's cool image of Team USA on X, liking the swag from the players. They just need two more wins to take home the gold medal once again.

"Vibes gotta be immaculate," a fan wrote.

"I can't even hate. Everyone got aura," another fan commented.

"The socks no sandals is crazy," one fan responded.

It has been a dominating run of Team USA in the Olympics unlike in their last two basketball showcase exhibition games.

The United States have won their first four games with ease although they could face some resistance from Serbia or from France or Germany in the final.

"GOATS sitting in the back," one fan commented.

"This pic is cold. Looks like a YSL compilation album cover," a fan shared.

"No team in history has this much swagger," another fan remarked.

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Devin Booker reacts to his performance against Brazil

Devin Booker reacts to his performance against Brazil. (Photo: IMAGN)

Devin Booker has a gold medal from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but he has been more involved in this year's tournament. Booker has been a top choice for Steve Kerr on offense and repaid him by doing his job, which is scoring and setting the pace for Team USA.

In his postgame interview on Tuesday, Booker downplayed his performance and pointed out that he's just prepared for his number to get called. It's all about defense at this stage of the tournament, and Team USA will need to tighten up more in the final two games.

"You just never know when your night is going to be. You always have to be prepared for it, but locking into the details of the game is an important part. Defending at a high level is what the team needs," Booker said.

Team USA faces Nikola Jokic and Serbia in the semifinals. If they get past the three-time NBA MVP, they will battle it out with against hosts France or reigning world champions Germany in the gold-medal game.