LeBron James Fires Back at AAU Dunk Haters With Fiery and Prideful Tweet

In desperate need of attention, LeBron James haters continue to trash The King for having a significant impact in his son Bronny’s life. The scorn began when a video of the four-time MVP dunking during LeBron Jr.’s AAU team’s layup lines.

Jason Whitlock was among the loudest trash-talkers. Whitlock compared James to other “superdads” like LaVar Ball and even Marv Marinovich, who were heavily involved in their sons’ careers. He said:

“LeBron is making a spectacle of himself – a circus of his son’s early playing days and using his son’s games as yet another platform to build the LeBron social media brand. It’s inappropriate. It points to how much fame has inevitably changed LeBron over the last decade. Fame is a drug more potent and dangerous than cocaine.”

The idea to diss a father for hyping up his own kid and his traveling team is nauseating to begin with. But the infuriating thing that these foolish hecklers failed to realize is that LeBron James is trying to do for Bronny what his own father — who bailed on him at a young age — never did.

Eventually, James got enough of the criticism and addressed it with one impassioned tweet Thursday evening.

Alright alright. Enough is enough. The throne has been played with to much and I ain’t for horseplay. Ether coming soon! ??????????? #JamesGang✊?

— LeBron James (@KingJames) August 1, 2019

There are some different speculations, but it seems tht Bron’s post is a brazen reference to one of the greatest diss track responses of all-time– Nas’ “Ether.”

Nas released the song in 2001 as a response to the widely recognized king of rap at the time, Jay-Z, who had previously put out a Nas diss, “Takeover.”

We just LOVE the chorus:

“(I) F*** with your soul like ether
(Will) Teach you – the king – you know you
(Not) God’s Son across the belly
(Lose) I prove you lost already”

Have you heard the old saying, “don’t poke the bear?” Well, some individuals obviously haven’t and they have poked the second greatest player of ALL-TIME. Now, it’s time to sit back and watch James hand them a portion of what they deserve.