Devin Booker was the unsung hero of the United States men’s basketball team’s journey to the Olympic gold medal in Paris. The Phoenix Suns star was inserted into the team’s starting lineup and took on a smaller role where he played tenacious defense, kept the ball moving, scored baskets when they came to him and did whatever was necessary to support the other players around him.

Booker earned praise from seemingly everyone on the USA Basketball team for taking the most unglamorous role the team could give someone and making it his own. And on Tuesday, Booker gave fans a glimpse into his life in Paris when he posted a lengthy, behind-the-scenes video on his Instagram account about his experience on the team. You can find the link here.

The video is titled “I’ll Do It,” a reference to a tweet he sent last September after the Americans failed to win a medal at the FIBA ​​World Championship, where he volunteered to take on a smaller role for the USA at the Olympics. And it paid off for both the team and Booker in particular, as Steve Kerr made it a point to praise him for his performance throughout the tournament.

“Devin Booker is an incredible basketball player,” Kerr said via Ben Golliver the Washington Post“Nobody asked about him. He was our secret MVP. I just wanted to say that.”