“LeBron James ain’t my dad, Stephen Curry is!”: When Bronny James hilariously joked about who his father is before making an incredible turnaround three on a live stream

LeBron James’s son Bronny James calls Stephen Curry his dad, before making a no-look three during a live stream

 

Man, Bronny James really hates being called LeBron James’s son.

We can definitely understand why that is the case. After all, the King is arguably the greatest player of all time. Being named after him, and having all the pressure that comes from it on him all the time? We can’t imagine that has ever been easy to deal with.

Credit to the kid though, it has come to the point of joking about it. In fact, in a live stream, James quite the hilarious statement. And it involved calling his father’s rival Stephen Curry, his dad.

Without further ado, let’s get into it.

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Bronny James gets asked online if he is LeBron James’s son, instead hilariously says his dad is Stephen Curry

Now, let’s be honest about one thing. Bronny James is a lot more skilled than LeBron James was at his age. And before Bron stans come out to murder us, this is something the King himself has admitted.

Of course, this includes shooting the three-ball as well. As many know, James had to develop an outside shot during his first few years in the league. However, his son already has a very reliable jumper according to scouts that have watched his game closely.

Right now, sure, he’s using it on the court to vanquish opposing defenses. During peak pandemic in 2020 though… well he made this. Peep the YouTube video below.

I won’t lie, personally, when I watched this clip, I ended up choking on my water out of sheer shock.

Overall though, pretty funny. We’re sure by now he’s sick of hearing who his dad is, and where he got all his gifts from. So, honestly, if we were him, we’d start clowning on that question too.

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