Larry Brown Sports

One young fan at the Atlanta Hawks-Washington Wizards game on Wednesday seemed to be having a better time than everyone else.

As an Atlanta Hawks dancer/cheerleader was passing out candy courtside, a young boy, who reporter Zach Klein of WSB identified as the brother of Hawks center Al Horford, went to grab his treat. The bag of peanut M&Ms seemed to be meaningless to the boy, who suddenly realized that a gorgeous Hawks girl was right in front of him. The ogling youngster’s eyes grew wide and nearly popped out of his head. He even tilted his head forward to make sure he got a second look at the lovely lady as she passed by.

I guess the subtle methods for catching peeks of women aren’t learned until later in life. Either way, thanks to that young boy, we have one of the most amusing photos and videos of the year and a priceless eye candy caption.

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Someone needs to remind the Atlanta Hawks fans which team they’re supposed to cheer for, because having MVP chants for an opposing player shouldn’t happen in your own building. Check out this embarrassing video of Derrick Rose MVP chants breaking out at Phillips Arena, courtesy of Mock Session:

Pitcher Cliff Lee once said Philly fans don’t need a teleprompter to tell them when to cheer. After seeing that, I’m beginning to think Hawks fans may need one to tell them when not to. What a joke.