Watch: New 2-Sided LeBron Portrait in LA That Will Enrage Every Kobe and MJ Fan

LeBron James joined the Los Angeles Lakers last year. It was a last minute deal, and it was definitely a good call. Well, it’s not like it was a last minute contract. LeBron announced his decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers on the first day of his free agency. It was a huge shock for his former team, but LeBron helped the Cavaliers win a title, so there are no hard feelings. When he arrived in Los Angeles, Kobe Bryant’s fans didn’t quite accept him. LA youth painted murals all across the city, but Kobe’s army destroyed them. According to them, LeBron wasn’t as good as the Black Mamba.  At that time, Lakers owner Jeanie Buss said that those who destroy LeBron’s murals should no longer consider themselves fans of the team. Well, there’s another portrait in the city.

This is a big “thank you” for LeBron. His first season was a failure, but this season he is healthy and awesome.  LeBron is the only player averaging in double digits, and he does all that with the help of Anthony Davis and the rest of his teammates. That’s why this Lakers fan decided to paint a portrait on an outside wall in LA.

A portrait well-earned

LeBron has three NBA titles, four MVP awards, 15 straight All-Star appearances. Millions of people respect his success on the field. However, there are still some guys who say that LeBron is a washed king. They are probably fans of Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. LeBron doesn’t pay much attention to that. He’s got his double digits talking. That’s pretty much everything haters should pay attention to.

LeBron makes a case for being the greatest basketball player ever. He may retire now, and he will still be the GOAT. But, LeBron doesn’t even think of retiring. He’s got a title to win. That’s why he came to Los Angeles, right? The Lakers need a title, and they haven’t won one since Bryant’s retirement. Well, LeBron is here to “save the day.” He will definitely get one. This will probably earn him a bunch of nice portraits across LA.