Bryce Harper truly does not care what you think of him. And in case you hadn't received the memo already, Harper took the opportunity Thursday to put it on your desk and drive a sledgehammer through it.
As the reigning NL MVP approached the plate in the bottom of the seventh inning to face Marlins reliever Bryan Morris, Harper's walkup music played throughout Nationals Park. His song of choice? "G.O.M.D." by J.Cole.
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Harper's got another new walkup song: G.O.M.D. by J. Cole.
— Chase Hughes (@chasehughesCSN) April 8, 2016
What does "G.O.M.D." mean? Get Off My D—. Yep, Harper threw subtlety right out the window with that one.
Keep in mind we are talking about the same guy who wore a "Make Baseball Fun Again" hat after Washington's first win of the 2016 season. Maybe he's not your definition of fun, but the guy is never dull.
Harper followed up his new walkup song with the 99th home run of his career, an absolute bomb off the facade in right field.
For Bryce Harper's 99th career home run, he sends it to the MOON.https://t.co/8NWW1R2FdA
— 120 Sports (@120Sports) April 8, 2016
Someone call Bill Maher and make sure he didn't have a heart attack.
