The NBA Brings Decision On Fining LeBron James On “Jewish Money” Comments

LeBron James found himself in a big trouble after posting the lyrics of 21 Savage’s “ASMR.” Many say he was never supposed to post anything to do with the lyrics. “We been getting getting that Jewish money, Everything is Kosher.”

“Surprised LeBron, who makes very few mistakes, put this out. Does quoting lyrics from a song absolve the person quoting from the responsibility behind the words? I’d argue no, especially with a following of 45 million,” Darren Rovell tweeted.

LeBron decided to offer his apologize for insulting some of his fans, and said he planned to be complimentary. However, some people just misunderstood LeBron’s comments.

The NBA decided not to take any action, as confirmed by Adrian Wojnarowski. “The league office has been in contact with LeBron James about his social media post referencing ‘Jewish money,’ accepted his explanation that he made a mistake and the NBA will take no action, league source tells ESPN,” Wojnarowski tweeted on the case.

Well, LeBron did not even need to be fined about this. He posted some lyrics, and unfortunately, offended someone. He did not realize why some people are just angry. But, offered an apology at the very same moment he realized some people do not understand is real intention.

The NBA wants this story dead as soon as possible. They do not want fans to keep complaining and throwing LeBron’s name in the mud. He is one of the best players, and nobody wants to see him humiliated or anything. This was just a bad dream, and it is time to get back to the game.

The Lakers are doing a good job on the court, and they will keep doing that. The season is reaching its highest peak, and things are getting hotter on the court. How will the Los Angeles Lakers end the season?