GOAT—and that’s coming from a lifelong Lakers fan in the stands! Dude is on a diff level, can take over a game at will no matter who is on the court. UNbelievable. #LeBron #GOAT
You're probably right but my personal theory is he started when he took those two weeks off in 2014. Nothing dumb like anabolic steroids but probably some HGH and blood doping. Still wouldn't explain this much longevity without an otherworldly work ethic
Sports gambling is legal and trump is president twice bro, nothing is sacred anymore. I'm sure they're all doing it. But they ain't all Bron. If he's been able to do it this long without getting caught or fucking up his health, that's GOAT.
That statline and that hairline are not supposed to be associated with the same person in the natural world. Truly our military must study his DNA for the super soldier serum
I graduated HS in Dayton in 2005 and went to college in Northeast Ohio during the original Cavs run. Was outside the Q for game 7 in 2016. He also broke my heart twice but I’ve come to respect him after each. Man has given me the highest highs and lowest lows in this game. We are all witnesses
Meanwhile, I get clowned at work for having a bald head/receding hairline and if I have the slightest layer on top, I get roasted.
Meanwhile LeBron has been faking it with that dye job since he dropped a bunch of points in a row on the Pistons/Wizards (playoffs) w/e when he was still "young".
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I’m a Jordan guy since I saw him in the 80s but that’s a crazy LeBron stat.
But I remember similar theories being posited at that time. But like, please don't let that be real. That would suck and invalidate a lot.
This video got all the receipts.
Sports gambling is legal and trump is president twice bro, nothing is sacred anymore. I'm sure they're all doing it. But they ain't all Bron. If he's been able to do it this long without getting caught or fucking up his health, that's GOAT.
Meanwhile LeBron has been faking it with that dye job since he dropped a bunch of points in a row on the Pistons/Wizards (playoffs) w/e when he was still "young".
(Said this on Twitter for years.)