The (in)famous ‘LeBron James hairline’ has been mocked multiple times by NBA fans and it seems like the Lakers star is embracing it.
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The NBA star has always been ridiculed for his receding hairline, with fans coming out with multiple memes over it during the course of his career.
LeBron has also undergone treatment in order to restore is hairline, but the bald spot at the crown is easily there for everyone to see.
LeBron James hairline meme
While LeBron hasn’t really spoken in public about it, he has recently been uploading pictures with his bald spot visible and seems to be getting comfortable with showing it off in public.
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So much so that, he now has no problems laughing about it on social media too. Today, he shared a meme about a Reese’s cup that was compared to his bald spot.
Nobody likes it when their Reese’s cup opens like this. However, he sees the funnier side of the situation.
Fans on twitter have pointed out that it is brilliant how LeBron can laugh at himself on Instagram, because as an NBA star, he would ideally want to hide his pre-mature balding. Moreover, in a world where men are ridiculed for bald spots, seeing their idol embrace it so brilliantly, gives moral support to a lot of people out there.
How old is LeBron James?
LeBron is now playing his 17th season in the NBA. Despite being 35 years old, he has shown that he is an unstoppable force on the court.
He dominated Game 3 of the playoffs against the Blazers. He ended the night with 38 points, the highest in his team. It doesn’t seem like his age is affecting his performance one bit(just his hairline)
Lakers in the Bubble
LeBron James and the Lakers have found their groove in the last 2 games, having beaten the Blazers comprehensively. Their defense is well-oiled and is easily able to restrict Damian Lillard and now they have also kicked into highest with regards to their offense.
LeBron James has his playoff made activated and it seems like the Lakers are now playing like real contenders.
