Watch: Fans In China Are Freaking Out About Bronny James

Bronny is making a name for himself, and fans in China know it. LeBron James Jr. has yet to start his freshman year of high school, but he already knows how to put a crown on his head.

There’s a video of Bronny and his great time in China. The kid and his Sierra Canyon High School teammates are playing their Chinese high school opponents.

The scene where Bronny leaves the bus with his team? Absolutely incredible. Fans are “dying” to meet the new king, and we all know what that means.

The whole thing continued in the arena on the court. There were some brilliant reactions, and LeBron’s son is used to this. He strives for the best.

The king himself posted a video of Bronny and his insane play. A tough play, as LeBron likes to call it.

What’s LeBron’s biggest dream? He would really like to share the floor with Bronny. That’s all.

“I would love to see the floor with my son,” LeBron said. “My son is in the eighth grade now, if he continues on the path that he’s on right now, he could possibly be in the NBA in five or six years. That would be an unbelievable moment not only for myself but for my family, for everybody. So we’ll see. Obviously taking care of the body is number one, and we’ll continue to do that.

“That would be pretty dang cool if I were able to be on the NBA floor with my oldest son.”

“My kid has his own personality, he has his own DNA. We share the same name but he has his own path,” he said in one occasion. “But it was cool when he came downstairs the other day and showed me that he was wearing 23 and then my youngest son came to me and showed me that he was wearing 6.

“It’s been a treat to watch, being a parent and seeing my son grow as a basketball player. But not only that, being a young man who he is today; the kid will be 14 soon. Just seeing him grow and grow and grow to become who he is today has been a treat. I think from the burden of him having the name itself, I think him understanding that just go out and just play the game and have fun and play for your teammates and give it all you’ve got. You play hard, you play smart and have fun, and let everything else take care of itself. The one thing that I have is the luxury of knowing everything that he can expect.”