LeBron James Joke Goes Viral At The Oscars

Roasting celebrities at the Academy Awards has become a tradition and no one can avoid it. Regina Hall roasted LeBron James at the Oscars, getting the attention of most NBA fans. Can you guess the topic? LeBron’s hairline. This has been a topic for years. NBA fans have already mocked the comeback of LeBron’s hairline. Drake also took the whole topic to the NBA Awards and roasted the hairline, too. Well, Regina Hall decided to spice things up.

“I was very disappointed that Space Jam 2 did not get nominated in the special effects category for that hairline they gave LeBron James,” Hall said. “I was really good!”

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The Oscars jumped on the hairline joke bandwagon and we are not even surprised. It’s all about roasting others.

LeBron James should have received an Oscar

LeBron didn’t get an award for Space Jam 2. In fact, he was named the “Worst Actor of the Year” at the 82^nd Razzie Awards. Why can’t people understand that “A New Legacy’ is a movie for children and adults who want to have great family time? Why would anyone just watch this movie to criticize LeBron’s acting? He did something no one hasn’t done in years. Michael Jordan made the first movie and no one had the courage to film the sequel. LeBron made a decision and gathered the perfect crew.

People were super excited about the release, but doubters waited the perfect chance to fire a shot. It’s an excellent project and the acting crew did its best. The production budget went around $150 million, but the profit wasn’t that big. Haters gonna hate, huh?

NBA Twitter blasted LeBron for his performance and doubters used the opportunity to bash the four-time champion. Many compared him to Michael Jordan, and obviously, the GOAT debate was a thing again.

LeBron is 37 and plays elite basketball with the Los Angeles Lakers. His team didn’t have a good season and this affected his chances to win the MVP award. Let’s not forget that he leads the NBA in points right now.