The LeBron James hate has hit peak levels during the NBA Finals, culminating this week with a super classy Golden State Warriors fan who decided to ask The King, “How does it feel to be a p—y ass b—-?” after the Cavaliers’ Game 2 victory:
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If you think that’s bad, browse some LeBron topics on the Internet — you’ll discover that her profanity-laden tirade was fairly tame in comparison. However, that doesn’t mean LeBron doesn’t have super fans of his own. Just check out this guy who started crying after giving LeBron a high five during the Eastern Conference Finals:
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Extra points for the headband, sir. Oh, and he had a heartfelt video description about his LeBron fandom as well:
I’ve been a LeBron fan most of my life, he and I are from the same city of Akron, Ohio. I had the opportunity to go to Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals on May 24th 2015 and because of where we were seated, I was able to catch him heading back through the tunnels right before tip-off. The feeling of interacting with someone who had such a deep admiration for was priceless and I responded accordingly. I cheered, passed out and then cried. I wouldn’t have wanted it any other way. My hope is for LeBron James himself to see this one day but I thought I would share with the world.
