LeBron James has been the top guy in the NBA for quite some time, but some people might argue that he is not as great as he was in prior seasons of his career. The man has a lot of haters despite performing great in almost every single match for more than twenty years.
However, the words of his haters do not discourage King James even a bit; instead, they drive him to work even harder. He loves to sh*t down the people who doubt him again and again, and recently Bron sent a harsh message to all his haters doing exactly that.
LeBron sends clear message to his haters
LeBron James is a very socially active NBA star; the future Hall of Famer does not shy away from expressing his thoughts or himself on his social media handles. He loves to invoke his fans in his life and tell them about his great experience, like the time he attended Adelle’s concert and raved about it on his Instagram story. But this time LeBron delivered a clear message to his haters, sitting them down after a great performance.
The Lakers faced the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday, where King James delivered a great performance. He scored a total of 35 points and collected 5 rebounds while providing 9 crucial assists. Still, after such performances, the haters criticized Bron and he had enough. He posted a story on Instagram with a picture of himself with his stats from that game. Along with the picture, he wrote, “But I just came here to make movies though! Ain’t that what y’all said!?!?” shutting his haters down with a strong response.
Only 42 points separate LeBron from history
LeBron James has established himself at the top of the list when it comes to individual career points scored by a player in the NBA. He shattered the record of NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar way back in February by amassing an astounding 38,387 career points and cementing his name as the NBA’s all-time leading scorer.
Now that LeBron James has shattered that record, he keeps raising the bar for the future generation. After scoring more than 38,000 points early in the year, he is now close to making history. LeBron dropped 35 points against the Portland Trail Blazers in a great victory for the Lakers. Now only 42 points remain between the greatest player of all time and an unbelievable mark of 39,000 career points by an individual. Despite being 38 years old, he just keeps surprising us and finding ways to inspire future generations to work even harder.
What do you think about LeBron James’ message to his haters? Do you think anyone will ever be able to break Bron’s scoring record? We would love to hear from you, so drop down in the comments and let us know.
