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New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. scored a pair of touchdowns in Sunday's win at Cleveland. Naturally,TV Series Archives he channeled one of the city's biggest stars — LeBron James — while celebrating one of those touchdowns.

The best part? He actually busted out the James impression twice.

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Beckham returned a punt for a touchdown in the fourth quarter — displaying James' classic chalk toss and "The Silencer" — but the score was called back after a holding penalty. So when Beckham found the endzone again later in the quarter, he made sure the James celebration received its due diligence.

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Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. imitates LeBron James' celebration at Cleveland. pic.twitter.com/5Hy26ucmEx

— Jordan Heck (@JordanHeckFF) November 27, 2016

To compare, here's a look at James' moves.

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King James would be proud, even if Beckham's two touchdowns were crucial to New York's 27-13 win over Cleveland.

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