Bigger star 5 years later - LaVar or Lonzo?

[FabTrey]

genuinely curious brehs.

who's gonna be a bigger star in 2022?

marketing genius

or


future top 10 potential player?

 

[JodyHiighroller]

Kinda question is this?
Lavar and it's not even close.

 

[FabTrey]

what happens lonzo might become the league's most dynamic playmaker? and maybe lavar stay in his lane after BBB failure?

i'm curious to see how this thing will play out. i know americans get sick of things really fast

 

[KingJay]

what happens lonzo might become the league's most dynamic playmaker? and maybe lavar stay in his lane after BBB failure?

i'm curious to see how this thing will play out. i know americans get sick of things really fast

If Lonzo is actually that good, BBB won't fail

 

[The D-List Vet]

If Lonzo is actually that good, BBB won't fail

nah if all his kids are Superstars it wont fail you still get his youngest son

 

[obarth]

Lavar isn't a "star" now. He's just an easy soundbite on slow news days and good material for memes. The only way he can become somewhat of a star is if Lonzo becomes a top player in the league. If Lonzo becomes a top player in the league, he's automatically a bigger commodity than his dad. People don't really give a shyt about athlete's parents. Especially if the parent didn't actually accomplish anything noteworthy themselves.

 

[Doobie Doo]

Lavar's biggest chances to shine are right now in the offseason. He keeps people interested in basketball regardless of your stance on him. If you like Lonzo he gets you hype to see him win. If you hate Lavar you still want the season to start up to root against him and Lonzo.

Pretty much I could see Lavar manipulating the media during the slow news days, offseasons, shyt match ups or god forbid another playoffs like last year