Madison Brodsky Convinces NBA Stars To Live Out High School Musical Fantasy On Golf Course

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Madison Brodsky pulled off the greatest High School Musical crossover ever that no one ever expected to happen, and somehow shoved two NBA legends with her in the wild golf-course fantasy. The social media star captioned a clip of herself living the Sharpay Evans dream with Nick Young (aka Swaggy P) and Metta World Peace channeling their inner Troy Boltons. Yes, you read that correctly.

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The clip opens with Madison proclaiming theatrically, “What team?!” – an obvious homage to that much-loved HSM scene – only to suddenly cut and show the trio goofing around on the golf course. Being basketball stars and surely not exactly renowned for their musical theater expertise, going for it with all their glory makes the whole thing even comical; Madison’s caption boldly read: “How’d we do, @zacefron & @ashleytisdale?” There goes the power move of the summer: tagging the actual High School Musical stars.

Reactions poured forth immediately, one perfectly pinning the vibe: “The duo we’ve been wanting.” Honestly? Facts. No one knew the exact moment Swaggy P and Metta World Peace doing High School Musical parodies were missing. Another inquired with practically everyone else wondering: “How did you get them to do this?” Madison herself still hasn’t spilled the tea on her negotiation tactics for this, but honestly, it might not have been that hard, considering Metta’s unpredictable past (remember when he somewhat randomly just changed his name to World Peace during his basketball career?).

Not all reactions were wholesome, though- one user hilariously (and maybe somewhat inappropriately) said “Looks like a BLACKED scene.” Yikes. Others weighed in, praising the sheer joy emanating from the video: “The smiles say it all.”

Back to the video: it shows Madison trying out some golf swings while the NBA vets cheer her on, with exaggerated reactions every time she makes contact with the ball. At one point, she jokes, “By the end of summer you’ll have me playing like a pro,” with a voice off-camera replying, “If I live that long.” It’s the perfect cringe combined with endearing moments pieced together by virus.

Weirder is that this isn’t even Madison’s first foray in the world of jarring celeb collabs. The content creator has truly branded herself on the back of these unexpected cameos, but to convince two retired basketball players into recreating a DCOM scene might be her masterpiece. Comments begging for more are already pouring in, including one from a golf club, “Come to ours next year.”

While we await to see if Zac Efron or Ashley Tisdale respond to their tags (imagine the timeline if they did), one confused fan asked, “What part in HSM was this?” Sweet summer child…it wasn’t. That’s what makes this so gloriously unhinged.

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These surreal moments of Madison continue to madden, amuse, and entertain in equal measures. Whether or not this leads into an actual High School Musical remake featuring ex-NBA players is yet to be seen, but for now, the internet has been given unexplained content no one asked for yet desperately needed. Consider this the 2024 bar for weirdest collab.