Kyle Kuzma Inspires Viral Reaction With New Look

Kyle Kuzma has a new look and NBA fans went crazy. The Los Angeles Lakers didn’t make any chances at the trade deadline, but Kuzma decided to make a change. He went blonde. Simple as that.

Kuzma likes changing his look. This time people compared him to Eminem.

When asked why he wanted to go blond, the Lakers forward had a simple answer.

“AD told me to do it,” he said.

Kyle Kuzma goes blonde: “AD told me to do it.” pic.twitter.com/VmsDcr2amS

— Eric Williams (@eric_d_williams) March 25, 2021

The young Laker had a different trade deadline day. He was part of so many rumors. He survived the trade deadline again.

“I’ve kind of gotten to the point where I’ve kind of been numb to it,” Kuzma told reporters in December. “Going through my career, just about since I was a rookie I’ve been in trade rumors, so at a certain point you really get numb to it, so that’s something that doesn’t really bother me.”

Frank Vogel respects Kyle Kuzma and he may copy his new look

Kuzma was the only LA player to speak to reporters. Head coach Frank Vogel cracked a joke about his bleached look.

“If we lose again, I might need to change my hair color like Kuz did,” Vogel told the media.

Frank Vogel jokes that if the Lakers lose another game he might have to dye his hair like Kyle Kuzma.

— Jovan Buha (@jovanbuha) March 25, 2021

Kuzma is doing an excellent job on the floor. He is averaging 12.1 points and 6.7 rebounds per game. He also elevated his game on the defensive end. We love watching him shut down opponents.

“I don’t really get the ball as much, so I’ve got to figure out ways to impact things, figure out ways to be on the court for this team,” Kuzma told reporters recently. “Obviously I’m a small/power forward and those two positions are the two best players in the league, so it’s going to be very scarce out there for me from an offensive standpoint. So for me, I’ve got to figure out ways just to do other things and just not be a zombie on the court like I was a lot of last year standing around. I’m just trying to go out there and compete and see where the chips are.”