Breaking news!
No, sorry, it’s not a deal involving Russell Westbrook.
Instead, we bring you news that LeBron James has finally thrown in the towel. It looks like you are shaving.
Does that mean LeBron will go completely bald after years of trying to keep his hairline from receding all the time, following the exact same path as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant?
Well, not exactly.
He also posted a video of himself going completely bald during the 2017 offseason. cleveland cavaliersApparently, once the season started, LeBron had a normal haircut that he had for about a decade.
However, the 2017 post was posted in June, nearly three months before media days and training camps for the 2017-18 season began. Shaving completely early in the offseason may be a routine practice that LeBron has adopted over the past decade as some kind of calculated system to keep his hair looking as good as possible in the full season. .
But three months before Media Day and six days before Media Day are very different. Do we really need to keep an eye on the brand new bald LeBron James? Apparently…or else…
If you look at the top of the head, the lighting around it looks a little strange.
Is this just one of the millions of filters we have in this day and age? Anything that shows us what we look like when we’re bald? We all know he’s a pretty big goof when he’s not. lakers Roster later in the week. If so, I’m sure Lakers fans will enjoy it more than the last joke he let us down.
I’m officially out for the season. ♂️. See you in autumn. ✌
— LeBron James (@KingJames) April 1, 2022
But this may be true. We actually have Rubaldo in his 20th individual season with the Association. If so, I appreciate LeBron going bald and changing his look to something that makes him happy. Well, do him good, never, never, never give up on his hair!
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