Yeah, basketball shyt. Cause the NBA is filled with successful black not named LeBron to give props to if that is what you want to do.Oh but they do in The Coliseum
But we all know what’s that about
“Where my wife at?” - Lebron
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Nobody talks about players families. We don't care. nikkas just don't like Lebron for a plethora of reasons. Biggest one being, no one is from Cleveland so people aren't supposed to like him. It's sports. If you ain't on my team it's fukk you.I think they are an amazing, beautiful couple. How could anybody find a way to be mad at em?
And he has been caught cheating, that’s not real love.Do you nikkas not see Black love in your actual lives?
Do you nikkas not see Black love in your actual lives?
Hard to when they talking about GMB all day.
Been with her since high school
Wife has kept herself looking beautiful
No cheating scandals and he has been under a microscope since he was 16
His two sons ain't fakkits that wear makeup and dresses
His daughter is a beautiful queen
His first son is following in his footsteps
He opened a school
He is on his way to becoming a billionaire one day
This is black excellence at its finest
Don't forget helped his boys to become businessmen and not the stereotype leaches that the media likes to portray.
Or that he is a smart business man that folks said would be broke after he let his boys run his business.
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That was a very unintimate looking kiss and she didn't even help blow out the candles
Is their marriage on the rocks ???
Skip Bayless - "Find out on the next First Take"
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Truth. I mentioned it last week that only probably 5 or 6 players other than Lebron that I can think of that lived up to the hype and expectations that I know of.
Payton Manning, Wilt, Kareem, Jim Brown and Shaq (honorable mention John Elway).
All those kats including Lebron were hyped as 14 or 15 year olds as the next great thing and a sure fire 1st ballet hall of famer who would win multiple championships as professionals.
I have always said it is harder to live up to expectations as a child going on to be a professional adult. Than it is to fly under the radar as a child with no expectations and come into the league as a professional adult.
