How BAD is Bronny James Actually?

The Son of Lebron James, is not projected to be drafted in the upcoming 2024 NBA Draft despite earlier mock draft appearances. However Nepotism is something that will always exist. That being said, is bronny James even an NBA level prospect?
Not a hit piece: in this video, we analyse the NBA prospect Bronny, and try to decipher how good/bad he really is.
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[@dominiclee5786]

If his father is not Lebron James, nobody would even mention him. No KZbin videos about him too.

[@knockyourbrainsout]

Listen how many times the guy in this video says LeBron 😂😢

[@sulitngaba8672]

But he is.

[@DarrelWatkins77]

What an insightful take. Who could’ve guessed that one?

[@Gui-lher_me]

@@knockyourbrainsout that his name too

[@knockyourbrainsout]

@@Gui-lher_me sure. but iv never heard him called lebron. its bronny. lets be real. this comment is true .. the same could be said for tons of people who only got where they were because who their parents are if have super rich parents no matter what industry we are talking about. life aint fair

[@denniskung9900]

Bronny's best course to be the best he can be is to stay in school to develop. In the G-League, he'd be overwhelmed. He's not even Amari Bailey or LiAngelo Ball now.

[@KNByam]

Not happening.

[@TheOnlyDTM]

ball would hoop up bronny lol

[@SheUhhThot]

Bronny is good you can tell he doesn’t play confident… maybe the pressure of his name or something within himself but he doesn’t play like he got that dog in him. He athletic and can shoot I think he need to just stop thinking so much and let his body take over

[@Nick_bpz]

If lebron cared about his son he would make him stay in college for a bit

[@samouriglasgow9930]

Fam I forgot Amari Bailey existed

[@elbob17]

5 points a game as a freshman and I’m seeing articles about him being drafted? Fuck ESPN.

[@user-fo9gt5ri8f]

Fr he's not even the best Freshman on his team lol

[@worldpeacenoplaceforhypocr8254]

Stay tune and enjoy the dogshit show with popcorn

[@DanielSanchez-og4ox]

ESPN = Lebron/Lakers basketball network.

[@debshm9477]

lets be honest he is not that good

[@Grandmas_Favorite]

lol espn the woke wide leader is sports

[@mattlyons8818]

If he was ACTUALLY 6'4" as was claimed here that would be a great size for a combo guard. The problem is he's closer to 6'1" in reality.

[@alexnguyen1284]

he is 6'2 w/o shoes

[@roughluxury]

keyword is “ACTUALLY”

[@ITzShroud439]

​@@alexnguyen1284 yeah and bryce is 6'6 now

[@NJTDover]

How tall was Allen Iverson? Size does not matter fellahs.

[@Crusader35]

@@NJTDover Bro.....that's a ridiculous comp.....Iverson freshman year at G-Town 20 pts per game and sophomore season 25 per game while averaging 3.5 steals per game and was the consensus #1 pick in the draft.....what in Bronny's game compares to that???? Also Bronny was never the best player on his High School team and his team lost 11 games his senior year. Bronny wasn't even a top-5 player in his conference in HS.....Jonathan GiVony from ESPN then puts Bronny at 10th in his mock draft which was flat out laughable.....Bronny is a 4-year college player and it would take a small miracle for him to make an MBA teams roster if his father wasn't LeBron James....just facts

[@baldeagle7800]

He averages 5 ppg on a bad college team. Ridiculous he is even considered a prospect.

[@michaelturley8222]

It's so crazy people are still saying he needs time to develop. Like yeah, to develop into a decent college role player... decent college role players don't go to the NBA. There's absolutely zero chance he ends up in the league for merit, if he does it's for the name and he'll probably be the worst player in the entire NBA. Why would you want to push that on him? That's worse than not making it.

[@marcuz8278]

⁠@@michaelturley8222there’s plenty of good players that are/were in the nba that weren’t that good in college. Take Stockton for example he avg 2-3 ppg his first year. No point jumping to conclusions until he’s done with college bball

[@michaelturley8222]

Congrats, you were able to find 1 example out of the 100,000s of thousands of people that sucked as freshman college basketball players that went on to be HOF NBA pros, you really made me reconsider everything. And by the way, when Stockton was averaging 3 points, he was shooting 20% better from the field lmao I rest my case. @8278

[@lonemaus562]

@@michaelturley8222I agree.. the Guys that make it to the nba are already good in college they don’t need years to develop its either they got it or don’t.

[@kenjicarlos8402]

@@marcuz8278 stockton had far less opportunity than bronny, so i dont think it's a valid comparison

[@high-defRJ]

Bronny should talk with MJ and Shaq's sons all who played at least college ball, and with Shaq's son, Shareef, having played in G League. They'd know best about having that big shoe to fill, and having a GOAT/Top 10 of All Time as the father, except both MJ and Shaq never pushed for them to be NBA players. What I don't like about Bronny's situation is that LeBron is almost forcing him to NBA as soon as he can.

[@AlltelJohnny12]

Nah, he shouldn’t talk with them at all. None of those guys succeeded at the level he wants to. He would be better off working with MJ himself or someone like Allen Iverson who had that dog in him. His mental game is where he needs to grow the most

[@jrphdboy24]

Didn’t Shaq son have a heart problem too

[@fitzroy6970]

@@AlltelJohnny12u want lebron soft son to work with mj to develop as a basketball player….🤣🤣🤣🤣smh mj would tell that kid to go do something else with his life,unlike lebron mj built different and the only reason bronny would make it into the nba is becuz his father will push for him to be there mj sons and shaq sons didn’t have fathers that believed in nepotism and believed in making it on ur own merit,but not lebron,so bronny working with mj is laughable bcuz mj not gonna let lebron use his name to say”well right now mj is working with bronny bcuz he sees how great of a player he is and when the goat shows intrest then that means bronny is ready for the league”😑foh

[@AlltelJohnny12]

@@fitzroy6970 Maybe true. Point is, sometimes you need to step away from your own family and talk with someone from the outside. Just picking someone else’s brain can unlock something in your own mind. My original point was that he shouldn’t waste his time talking with MJ’s sons since they never made it, so there’s nothing to learn from them. You learn from those who’ve done what you want to do.

[@reignmans]

they will never know what its like having your father advocating for you left and right. talking about how great you are ... and how you are an nba ready player that could help an nba team right now. this is out of their ball park. they only handled the pressure of being sons to greats. but being the sons of greats who they also are pushing you all the time and making public comments about you and your skill talent and how good you are and you could be EASILY playing for an nba team (while you obviously cant) is something they can't relate with. Shaq and MJ didn't force their kids to be great basketball players, or basketball players at all, they didn't force them to the media and all of that. they told them to do their thing and if they are good enough to succeed on their own skillset, if not? welp you can choose a different path in life.

[@xiaozhang9883]

Why declared for NBA if you are not even good enough in college?

[@Hc4697]

Because his dad is tired

[@Jimmy-ik2kc]

It's pressure from his father.

[@avace917]

You know why

[@cloakedsquid]

its called nepotism

[@GRINGOf10]

Imagine the pressure this kid has though.

[@mosthated8848]

The kid had a heart attack is a miracle the young lad is still playing the sport he loves.

[@abefroman8821]

Dont you find it strange though? Almost like the vaccine or covid itself caused the heart attack

[@warrendickerson7132]

That's not the reason he is playing so bad.

[@Themule553]

Even before Heart Attack he was trash, you LeBron James fans are the worst, even more delusional then the taylor swift Fans 😂

[@flamejanes1865]

​@@warrendickerson7132Yes it is! Being a Fr & going thru that SERIOUS SCARE means he literally has to reboot & take things slowly. You people are robotic 🤡🤡

[@ronaldwilliams2591]

That's another reason he needs to stay in school

[@Lord_Bones]

injuries, heart condition, undersized and cant shoot. he’s a terrible prospect but he:’s LBs kid so he’ll get drafted and nobody will bat an eye

[@user-zz9xg1gp2q]

He a bum

[@MrMuchachos75]

A loser

[@hokeywolf3416]

Until the embarrassment of actually playing in NBA games. Then eyes will be batting a mile a minute!

[@user-ur9xe8dy4j]

​@@hokeywolf3416True hah a😂. He will be thrown in the den of wolves and lions once he joins the league and realizes he's not made for it. He will be made a fool on the court.

[@twstdreality]

Everybody is batting an eye already, what do you mean?

[@BlackMamba-ec4dn]

I just hope the young man chases his own dreams, not his father’s.

[@PUGGDAD]

I think a full 2 seasons after that cardiac arrest will be needed to be 100% comfortable on the court.

[@daliaks]

If Bronny wants to do what's best for him (and by doing so ignore his father's wish to play together), he should just stay in college for the entire 4 years. John Stockton, one of the greatest point guards ever, was an even worse player in his first year at Gonzaga (averaging 3 ppg, 1 apg and 1 TO). But 4 years of college really helped him develop into what he has become.

[@vinbones]

he'll develop quicker being on the same team as his dad.

[@daliaks]

@@vinbones I'm sure LeBron is already giving him plenty of advice and training with him. Problem is he's not going to develop well if he's thrown to the wolves in the NBA. Plenty of ruthless competitors there wouldn't mind making an example of Bronny on both ends of the floor. But if he stays in college, he can develop at his own pace against competition he's capable of playing against.

[@kaseemburr4825]

@@daliaksif he’s gonna get a shot to play in the NBA because of his father name he needs to take it no matter if he’s NBA ready or not. Being in the NBA you have access to the best players and the best coaches even if he just a bench warmer. a few more college years isnt preparing him for the nba everyone knows nba ball is far superior then any college ball.

[@ionlawrence4401]

LeBron is famously uncoachable himself, so I doubt there´s too much wisdom to get from him. 21 years in the league and not even a half decent jumper, no1 in all-time turnovers, and a lousy FT %@@daliaks

[@jaydot4956]

@@kaseemburr4825bro bronny doesn’t need the money, why not stay in college for a couple more years and actually get a chance to develop, he’s not even going to see the floor if he is drafted this summer.

[@boogitywoogity248]

If his name wasn’t bronny James he wouldn’t even play at usc, let’s be real real honest. 6 points and almost a steal, lmao. He would legit be team water boy if Lebron wasn’t his dad.

[@benlundgren3760]

As a basketball player no one would even know of him not even most USC fans.

[@BobRoberts-cw4hm]

"But dad... I JUST WANNA DANCE!"

[@kicrocks]

That heart issue is a free pass to create his own legacy in a different field. Not worth the risk. Let Bryce follow dad

[@masterofnone597]

bryce will also be 2m

[@mbb1849]

You smart asl!! I never thought about that. He can use that as an excuse to not be embarrassed about not making it

[@user-zj8vg3of8x]

@@mbb1849why would he be embarrassed? “Oh no I didn’t make the nba how embarrassing” The fake narratives and projections you people come up with 🤣🤣

[@h28custom84]

whats weird is Shaqs son had heart issue as well and fell off after, but no where near the criticism Bronny gets... Let the kid live

[@robertgibson963]

​@@h28custom84people love Shaq and hate lebron. Idk why lebron can be a bit corny but I don't Hate the dude. Mj and him are 1 and 2

[@mexicanboy92840]

Bronny is NOT 6'4. They're lying about that boys height.

[@NOAHCASAS]

AT LEAST @7:34 HE ALREADY HAS THE QUEEN FLOPPIN SKILLS DOWN FOR THE NBA BENCH

[@ronaldwilliams2591]

He's 6"2

[@mattlyons8818]

I agree. If he was 6'4" I think that'd actually be an asset as a combo guard. He looks 6'1" to me. Maybe 6'2" at the very most.

[@michaelturley8222]

Yeah, Bryce got the height but no athleticism, neither of them is playing a significant moment of NBA basketball. D-league washouts at best. They need to just focus on finding a real career instead of wasting their youth trying to be their dad.

[@nananyantakyi1549]

About 6ft2 1/2

[@PeaceTrainUSA-1000]

The money is nice but it's gotta suck to be burdened with unwarranted expectations, esp when your dad is piling on more. Hope the kid has the mental to deal with it.

[@particularlee]

Wemby was born in the same year as Bronny, so they were technically meant to be in the same class and even comparable, but health setback aside which is unfortunate, there is no comparison. I do feel for Bronny in terms of the pressure of forever being in the shadow of his father. Imagine being Usain Bolt's son and being named Usain Bolt Jr and getting into sprinting for a career. It's the same thing. beyond the obvious physical health I wish him well for his mental and emotional health also.

[@owens7945]

Kinda hard to compare a 7’4 dude to a 6’3 guard and their early success. Wemby can come into the league leading in blocks just from size and can get like 15 rebounds a game.

[@ionlawrence4401]

Think about the poor kid who lost his spot on McDonald´s All American just because Bronny has a famous dad...

[@curtiszyr]

That’s what I’m saying, nepovictim

[@RichardLongh]

What kid lost a spot on the McDonald’s team?

[@trinidad510]

He played really well in the McDonald's game from what I saw

[@kaseemburr4825]

Bronny earned it tho. He played very well his senior year.

[@kennethprice1833]

​@RichardLongh bronny was not rank top 30 and he made the all star that year over some top guys

[@AlainNavasDrama]

This is why I LOVE sports...Nepotism dont mean shit....You got to prove it on the court...All the name recognition and family connections can secure you a shot, but at the end of the day you earn it...Nothing is given in sports..Except Doc Rivers championship contending coaching opportunities..

[@owenjoy6498]

And Thananis

[@sirochsittisombut1063]

@@owenjoy6498 A package deal indeed

[@EuTiming]

@@owenjoy6498 i was about to say that

[@joshuabrzezinski2828]

I'm sorry but you're bugging. Absolutely these star kids have WAY more advantages. Do you really believe that their superstar parents don't give them an unfair advantages/opportunities

[@dawkins2101]

@@joshuabrzezinski2828they said that they can get you the shot but you still have to perform

[@wanderlustwarrior]

It's actually kinda sad how much we look at some children and say "this is going to be your future, now entertain us for our profit."

[@dreadheadrastah]

Thank you we in a lost world

[@nikothehero799]

They get lots of money for "our" entertainment. Give me millions of dollars to shoot balls into a net and I'll do it walking around on my arms. Millions of dollars makes normal fly out the window. You don't have to show empty sympathy.

[@thatguymike7401]

The majority of people playing pro sports love it. Some just happen to be great at something, and just do it to make money I'm sure. But to be this great, most gotta love it. And yes it's entertaining for us, but for them it's a passion for the sport. No one is telling them they have to do this, in fact playing pro sports is a pipe dream, like being a famous musician or actor or something like that.

[@zerocal76]

@@dreadheadrastah Really? The world is lost bc some superstar athlete would like to play a sport w/ his son at the pro level? Is his son being forced to continue to try that? Bc last time I stepped outside the internet I see that most parents don't push their kids to do anything. In fact, most kids are in need of encouragement but most parents are cool with them coasting through life. So explain to me why we are in a lost world bc of things like the Bronny situation please 🙏

[@bigdaddyj452]

They list him at 6-4 but he’s a lot closer to 6-2. A team might take him just because of his name. He needs to stay in college

[@monal6158]

It has been done. Giannis and his brother TA

[@user-gr6uj8bc9i]

Lebron shouldn't have said that he wants to play with bronny I can't imagine how frustrated bronny is

[@theYT_moderator]

Probably not much

[@maelguiraud3568]

​@theYT_moderator yeah he was problably honored then now maybe not so much

[@mr.Sdotanthony]

Honestly I dint think it bothers him at all. Yeah it's a "dream" of lebron sr but I don't think he cares that much if his son didn't play with him. I wouldn't put that pressure on my kid especially if he just had cardiac arrest. Just stay in college, develop and move at ur own pace. YOU ARE NOT LEBRON SR, so he'd be a fool to think he'd come close to living up to that standard . Playing in the league at the same time just isn't that important.

[@rob3439]

Don’t forget lebron said he regrets giving him his name oop

[@phillyp2330]

Nothing can recreate the necessity of struggle. It's a big difference, especially when it comes to willpower

[@alexmendez5875]

Do you also say that about other famous athlete families? Lol

[@phillyp2330]

@alexmendez5875 no, I didn't say they couldn't exist as well. But they are not the norm

[@49erMinded]

This never surprised me

[@BudsCartoon]

I live near Sierra Canyon. I saw LeBron the day before the @Celtics game in Chatsworth in a Maybach SUV coming towards me at a light.

[@Drunken_Master]

The prime example of nepotism.

[@kaseemburr4825]

Is that bad tho?

[@Jerrynyc424]

@@kaseemburr4825it’s not bad.. but be honest with yourself.. he’s going to be like MJ’s son

[@kaseemburr4825]

@@Jerrynyc424 if I’m honest no. Even tho bronny isn’t NBA ready there are still teams willing to draft him just to get Lebrons final season. So no it’s not like MJ son’s

[@Jerrynyc424]

@@kaseemburr4825 of course.. just his name will get him a contract somewhere Europe or china he’s definitely going to make money from basketball

[@XChronicHash]

@@kaseemburr4825yes it is

[@dablocishot77]

I dont think he is bad. He just not NBA material.

[@flashlike]

Not at the moment, one more year in college should make him much better

[@2genders-tk2ue]

He is a below average college player. Lebron will be sitting on the bench holding off retirement just to play 1 game with his son. Lebron is obsessed with stats and records.

[@ssh1esty]

@@2genders-tk2ue”obsessed with stats n records” who in the world wouldnt want to play with his son in a team that plays in the best basketball league in the world?

[@theYT_moderator]

So he's bad.

[@BIuezy]

@@2genders-tk2ueyou might actually lack emotion if you think a father wanting to play with their son is a "stat" thing.

[@darrinharvey3384]

He had a heart attack … he missed training camp during the summer … he isn’t getting the PT that he would have … I think he still has potential

[@yurimargarin11]

Then why most people say hes nba ready. I dont think he is for now. I just hope his famiky dont rush things out for him and destroy everything. Take it slow, better be late for NBA rather than never make it or only last 1-2 year in NBA. He should takes time to develop.

[@user-xt3vu4jv1o]

Bronny is 8th on his team for scoring and 11th in field goal percentage for USC. I can’t imagine how he ranks statistically in the NCAA nation wide. In regards to the NBA, Lebron said “we gonna weigh our options and let him make the decision.”

[@THEOne-zx3fe]

Translation: I don't have many years left in the NBA, the Lakers will draft Bronny or I will whine and cry my way out of LA and onto a team willing to waste a draft pick on Bronny.

[@nghisexy99]

Hes not bad , he's just not ready yet , he should stay for another year to develop his game

[@lordwatsonwatson3934]

I agree 10000%

[@ArchiveRagtagMoe]

Definitely not bad but if he didn't have a James last name, we'd already be dismissing him as a potential NBA player right now.

[@ACE_1923]

It’s not even that he should he will be forced to stay another 2-3 years he isn’t good enough to be drafted and if he does get drafted it will be from his fathers name and not because of his skill set most college players aren’t skilled enough to be 1 and done studs they will play 2-3 years in college and usually end up being a lotto pick to gain valuable experience and maturity

[@kefkapalazzo1]

I’m sorry but he’d have to get so much better in one year it’s not feasible at all

[@1011skarn]

He cannot develop into an NBA player.

[@BigBodyBobby]

Bryce will be the closest to LeBron for sure

[@bigcheech1937]

Bryce hasn’t received any D-1 offers and is currently unranked

[@drac149]

he’s not even that good

[@kylesummers4312]

As the saying goes woke up in silk sheets all there life

[@dpoon1987]

At least Bronny was ranked when he was in HS. Bryce is unranked currently !

[@1Eashawty]

Bryce is barely a d1 prospect

[@furiogiunta7886]

I've been watching Bronny James tape for the past two years or so. I predicted 4ppg, 2apg at the college level. It was quite evident that he was a good high school player, but not really a great talent that would warrant an NBA draft pick. I feel bad for the kid, it's not his fault people have high expectations of him and are too lazy to watch the film on him for themselves. In high school was a complimentary player, no where near the star player like his father. I wish the kid all the best, and hope he enjoys playing college ball, that it more than most people can achieve in athletics.

[@danemoreno88]

Who tf names their kid Bronny 😂😂 I thought this whole time it was a nickname

[@mandatrev2992]

Forreal😂😂 corny name from a corny father

[@BlaccSheepzbiz]

His name is LeBron James Jr 🤦

[@martydastooge]

Its not his real name...... you serious?

[@YeTheGOATNoCap]

His name is actually LeBron James jr.

[@Eazzy-ze8ml]

you’re slow as hell

[@easonchen8815]

If he gets drafted hell just embarass himself in the nba.

[@chicagokid8735]

Not really he only play 20 minutes a game he be ok in the nba college way different

[@kefkapalazzo1]

@@chicagokid8735why do you not understand anything

[@baron17]

Just like his father

[@DemonKingBadger]

​@@chicagokid8735could you name a few players who were bad in college, good in NBA?

[@kamikazehound3243]

​@DemonKingBadger yall think he will be a Kwame Brown or worse

[@bigeric8334]

Blud is averaging under 6 points 😂

[@DayGotHandles]

U got no personality g

[@michaelturley8222]

And literally like half of LeBron stans still think he has NBA potential, it's fucking bananas how irrational people are. He was averaging 9 as a damn junior, he never had NBA potential, at least now LeBron can use the heart attack for hyping his kid to be the next him lol

[@dennistang5935]

@@michaelturley8222 Grayson Allen, Fred VanVleet, Malcolm Brogdon, Tyrese Haliburton, davion mitchell all averaged less than 7 points a game as a freshman...maybe you just don't understand what "nba potential" means.

[@michaelturley8222]

Haliburton was shooting over 50-40 splits. Allen was on the best team in the country and playing 9 minutes, scoring 20+ the next season when he got minutes, and shot over 50% on 2s as a freshman, Van Fleet also on a team that almost played in the national championship game and was still shooting over 40% as a freshman from 3. I don't think you know what an exception is not the rule means, and your exceptions were way better and mostly playing on way better teams as well. Nice try though. Should I go through the guys drafted last year and see how many shot under 40-30-70 splits as freshman real quick, or can we just know because we aren't being ridiculous that it was none of them?@@dennistang5935

[@michaelturley8222]

damn i am actually stunned how stupid this comment was and how i still managed to make you look even stupider.@@dennistang5935

[@yungzinho]

It seems like in the NBA if the father wasn’t a legend the son turns out to be a great basketball player ( examples: curry, booker, klay). But if the father is a legend the son turns out to be mediocre.

[@MrBrachiatingApe]

Kids who grow up at the pinnacle of anything rarely seen to have the driver necessary to reach that pinnacle. Plus they may be afraid to even try to surpass their dads or just know they never could. Kids who grow up around the periphery and see their dads struggle or only semi succeed through crazy hard work night develop that psychological edge, want to surpass their dads, and believe they could. Just speculation, though. The only exception I can kinda think of is Klay Thompson--his dad was a #1 overall pick with 2 rings. Klay was a #11 overall with 4.

[@yungzinho]

@@MrBrachiatingApe I agree with u 100%

[@mitchelljack1590]

This is called survivorship bias… don’t forget about all the nba players kids who didn’t do shit

[@hbg143]

37% FG 27% 3PT 62% FT = doesn't shoot well. 2.5 assists 1.1 turnovers = not a great point guard. 0.2 blocks 0.7 steals = not the world class defender we are told he is.

[@martinaguiler3976]

Bronny jamez is being exposed as the greatest Scrubb if he makes it to the NBA. And why hurry to the NBA he is Rich and now makes Millons Tham if he sits on the Bench or get sent Tom DLEAGUE..

[@LoneSamurai_X]

Shanghai Sharks material

[@MitchellBahamas]

He would have to be better to play for Shanghai actually

[@chris.48]

😭😭😭

[@DemonKingBadger]

Maybe 12th man for them

[@avthecool129]

💀💀💀💀

[@jeff-ds2pr]

The Flint Tropics could use him.

[@billybobby5247]

I literally guarded dudes better in my HS conference 😂😂😂

[@roylee8114]

Unpopular opinion but I like his game....he picks up his man before half court, hustles, and looks to make the extra pass. He can knock it down from range and has a nice floater. I think he just needs to gets to his comfortable spots and that will come as his game matures. Let's celebrate this kid and hope he succeeds rather than put him down. By all accounts he seems like a disciplined kid who loves the game... something we all used to dream of. LeBron and Savannah did a great job of raising them kids and we need to salute that. Let them boys have their day 🫡

[@30__]

Off topic your triceps look insane my g

[@bovineintervention276]

You can like his game all you want but i can find kids in the projects outside the gas station that "hustle" and "look to make the extra pass" and will average more than 4pts 2assists be fr

[@glennvastine4118]

Him going #60 makes sense. He’s at least 2-3 years away from being an nba player, if he ever gets there. Regardless LA should telegraph it and perhaps the league will let LeBron have what he wants.

[@bubabiwin]

His skillset doesn't match his frame. He either has to change his play style or grow a few more inches. His brother is better built for the NBA.

[@eateateat1]

bryce is 1 inch taller but weighs less, is weaker, slower and less skilled tho

[@XChronicHash]

His brother is ass too

[@juicemane7655]

3pt Specialist it is..

[@user-qr8kr4by2y]

He ain’t going to grow a few more inches after 18 it’s over

[@zohdkhan439]

He's a college level player, and even if he isn't NBA level right now, that doesn''t make him "so bad" or "terrible". It is very, very, VERY hard to make it to the nba, and I think we all know that, so I don't know why people enjoy shitting on him relentlessly

[@ozzee5094]

He’s terrible by even college standards his 36 percent field goal 27 percent 3 point shooting and 62 percent free throw shooting splits for a 6-4 guard is extremely subpar.

[@eddiemorales2457]

You having a lakers pfp tell me all I need to know. Dick riderrrrr

[@THEOne-zx3fe]

He is NOT a college level player. Do you think he honestly deserved to be a 4 star recruit? Do you think he is actually good enough to be playing in a Power 5 team? If his last name wasn't James, he'd be playing in the local community college and still riding the bench.

[@billyyank5807]

Because it's lebrons kid and lebron put the target on him.

[@Vision-fm8tc]

I'm a Lebron hater but ngl his son has the potentially and drive to make it but hes getting his mental torn down by Lebron haters (like myself) when hes a freshman in college who had cardiac arrest, every other player, like Kobe gets the benefit of the doubt when it comes to injuries but a freshman in college doesnt??@@THEOne-zx3fe

[@CharleyOlivesss]

I thought this might be the case superstars and their children usually never live up to the hype the media paints.

[@artoro8]

Great title, great thumbnail, rough video

[@Joefdgtr]

Hes raw and needs to upgrade his offense. I feel bad after his cardiac but also the inherent pressure of being a superstars son just makes people want him to fail.

[@chicagokid8735]

He know how lebron is bronny with be ok in the nba just play 20 minutes

[@AndrewChin-ck9uk]

I have never seen one comment even wanting him to fail. The general consensus is that he just isn't ready yet

[@djdoc06]

⁠@@AndrewChin-ck9uk yeah, I don’t see too many comments wanting him to fail. Just comments pointing out that he’s not done anything to warrant an NBA draft pick. Dude is shooting .36% from field 64% FT and .275 from college 3 line for 5.7 ppg, with 2.9r and 2.3a. He’s only 6’4” without special speed or great passing ability. Not big wingspan. He needs more years in college to develop his game, to even be a long shot in NBA.

[@fitzroy6970]

Just bcuz ppl points out he ain’t good enough doesn’t mean they want him to fail smh,matter of fact they trying help bronny from failing in the nba,I saw that kid CRYING on the bench for fuck sake,imagine what the nba fans and those who dnt like his pops like myself will do to him when he in the league and he putting up dismal numbers?u think we gonna say oh he just a kid with heart probs?nah we gonna say he should never have been drafted and mock him and his pops smh so for his sake I hope he does something else wit his life for real

[@HustlinHasan]

I can tell you a loser in real life, you’d crumble under any real pressure. I’m sure you haven’t accomplished much and likely won’t.

[@landisellis6780]

Lebron ego is the issue here he never let bronny be himself his dad is a narcissist

[@roddyboethius1722]

A parent should never pressure their child to do what they do

[@linhza501]

The fact he is named Bronny already shows a lot lol. Bro think his son is another extension of himself.

[@doge21ninja]

@@linhza501bro LeBron said it was a mistake to call him that.

[@TheAbass13]

Love when people make comments like this about celebrities/athletes like they know them. You don’t even know what he’s like my guy, none of us do 😂

[@ItIsYouAreNotYour]

Any father would do this if they could. That's the benefit of having huge influence. I can't stand Lebron either.

[@backwoods4l500]

I have a son his age I will never criticize this kid or any other kid only a father would know not to criticize the kid basketball or not we love our sons no matter of a basketball skill

[@Jake-oo5gy]

The fact that there's a video about this 😭savage

[@Rjb0224]

If he’s so “gifted” and “elite” as you put it, he’d be putting up better numbers even as a freshman. Without his a daddy, he’d barely whiff a mid-major school.

[@michaelturley8222]

Yeah, people are coping and using the heart thing as an excuse but putting up 15 as a senior in HS is not NBA potential. He only was looked at as a top prospect because his dad. And now he's playing better competition and it's very obvious he has no NBA potential even if he played 4 years in college and was still 19 in the draft, he just doesn't have it. People can't handle that reality.

[@aaronclay4665]

I mean u say that but it's real...dude almost died, ppl gave that one dude drafted by the 76ers and Ben Simmons YEARS when they were trash, one dude could not shoot cuz his head was ficked up , been Simmons was always just big......that's it. Saying a freshmen on a bad team, who had a heart attack won't get any better and it has nothing to do with how he plays now is Crazy... I agree the one and done shit is over, but he still has one or two years to get over it and work if he wants to make the nba

[@michaelturley8222]

But you're missing the part that he wasn't good before the heart attack. Simmons and Fultz were the No. 1 picks and in Simmons case, All NBA, so he's not talented and has a mental hurdle to climb over, if you want to give him that, so he has no chance. Think about it, he had the best player in the world, and probably the best personal trainers money could buy and he still wasn't great in HS, he put up decent numbers only in his senior year, when NBA level players typically dominate.@lay4665

[@ghostrider2698]

​@@michaelturley8222no nba team wants this guy on their team lol. If so its for money and they will have the burden of him possibly having heart problems again. I don't think no nba team wants to go through with that.

[@tylerdavis520]

He should aim for a Josh Hart kinda role, I could maybe see that

[@lablount2910]

More like Kevin Hart.

[@GO-wb1gf]

😂​@@lablount2910

[@SuperJoshuaWorld64]

More like Melissa Joan Hart

[@ajitayzon7855]

LMAO. he is not even as good as Josh Hart. Hart was a beast in High school.

[@tylerdavis520]

@@ajitayzon7855 anybody who can score 15 points in the McDonald’s All-American game should be able to call themselves a beast in high school basketball. Yes I know he made the team because of his name, it’s still impressive to play well against the best competition in the country. I’m not saying he’s going to be good, I just see that he has the ability to impact the game without scoring

[@bigtexmacgonigle444]

He aint in at crunchtime...close game today v Washington, he on the bench😢

[@glennvastine4118]

He reminds me a little of Dennis smith jr. I think that’s his ceiling.

[@user-ne2jc4oo8d]

I think bronny is really good, but he lacks the confidence and aggressiveness, if he stays in college one more year he will make a huge jump

[@THEOne-zx3fe]

He's not really good. He's just really lucky. They should name him president of the lucky sperm club.

[@spaciousgrace3816]

Truly he will need more than 1 more year but everyone is ready to give him what he did not earn. But so be it

[@MrMuchachos75]

U need an eye exam. He blows

[@MR.__G]

Answer this question… if lebron wasn’t his dad would you even know who he is ?

[@user-ne2jc4oo8d]

@@MR.__G we will never know bc lebron is his dad

[@jalenjohnson0339]

The problem is with USC they have too many guards in front of him he not going to get many minutes. That and with the heart issues they obviously are limiting his minutes. I agree with a couple of people Bronny should just stay in school for one more year and show his value as a nice 3 and D player once he gets some actual minutes

[@chan13153]

Theres too many guards in front of him on the rotation taking away the minutes because he's not good enough to be put ahead of them. How many fowards did Lebron play with? Did that ever matter? Did they place them in front of him in the rotation taking away his minutes? All NBA players were once the best players on their teams. Now obviously most comes from certain states but if you think about theres only 50 states in the united states of America. This would mean NBA players for the most part were the best players in their state. There are only 68 teams in the NCAA who make it to march madness tournament. This means less than one player per team gets drafted. Also USC at this rate wont even make it to the tournament. If USC is that stacked full of NBA prospects their record would be way better. If Bronny James was NBA level prospect he wouldn't have so many guards ahead of him in the rotation. He would be the one taking their minutes. not the other way around. This is NBA we are talking about. It's not an issue of too many guards in front of him. It's an issue of he's not good enough.

[@jalenjohnson0339]

@@chan13153 Well yeah he isn’t good enough that’s why I said he needs to stay another year so he could develop and get better. But we also need to give him a bit of a pass due to the heart issue so they are definitely holding him back

[@chan13153]

@@jalenjohnson0339 At this point it's very unlikely he will make any big gains. Look at his HS stats its not very good either. By very good I mean amazingly good. Most NBA prospects were the absolute DAWG in middle school, HS and in college. Their are thousands of division one college basketball players. Throw in the international talent too. And only 60 people get drafted. He wouldn't have to just become better. He would basically have to exponentially better. Bronny James only shot at getting drafted his if Lebron were to sign with the team that drafts him. And Drafting bronny and getting a 39 year old Lebron is probably worth it. However a 40+ year old lebron James + drafting Bronny might not be worth it.

[@gnielsen07]

@@jalenjohnson0339his minutes aren’t limited because of the heart. Minutes are down because he’s shooting 27% from 3. And 36% from field and 64% at FT line. Bronny can’t shoot, he’s a bricklayer lol

[@6rd4rr3hw]

So they going to draft him to laugh at him,bronny act scared sometimes,he not hungry ,never been, always had everything.

[@dbrandon273]

The dude didn’t seem that good before the cardiac incident. A lot of 4 star recruits average more points than he did in high school. He is garnering the attention almost solely on LBJ’s son.

[@John-lv6uj]

Raleigh Simmons coached by Fred Tex Winter. He can come into the NBA right now and Learn there. The court in college is to SMALL for Bronny. He will excel to excellence in the NBA and we will see Bron‘s growth quickly right before our eyes if he stays healthy he’ll be a superstar.

[@taguro1006]

Whys no one asking why a young athlete experienced a cardiac arrest? His dad tried to give him the juice 💉early and backfired

[@S.C.-wo8hq]

Covid jab.

[@lonemaus562]

Yeah it literally makes no sense lmao. Either he has a heart condition which already eliminates him from ever playing professionally, COVID jab or roids but no one is talking about it.

[@gonzolulu]

Things that make you go hmmmmmmmmmmm ?

[@Same1689hfrh]

Sir he had a heart condition😭 vaccines rarely cause heart issues. That is basic high school science.

[@Same1689hfrh]

I highly doubt it’s steroids as well.

[@zenkai8247]

Lebron messed up by having Bronny play on stacked teams since he was young. He never had the chance to flourish as an individual player.

[@aaronclay4665]

Most kids male this mistake....

[@YFMPodcast]

Crazy the Ball dad said this 4 years ago

[@brendanpridmore7100]

I really hope he does another year or two at college, gets drafted and does well. Almost entirely just bc the hate and amount of people who want him to fail for some strange reason

[@nectarpeach2853]

I don't get why people are proxy sympathy farming for Bronny and his heart condition, to minimize the truth about his basketball ability. We have nearly 10 years of footage, observation, and data to analyze Bronny's skill, and if you were honest and not some LeBron-sexual fan, it was obvious that Bronny WAS NOT THAT GOOD. Is he capable on the court? Sure, as a star on the local YMCA team, but he's never shown anything that would suggest he's NBA material. All you have to do is look at history, and history shows that sons of an All-Time Great (MJ, Magic, LeBron, etc) are never anywhere close to as good as their father. Whether it is a life of comfort, lack of struggle, lack of gifts, lack of grit, effort or determination; it doesn't matter really which combination of those factors, the clear observation that the kid won't be that good. You have Kobe and Steph Curry who had NBA dads that are turning out to be All-Time Greats, but the point is their fathers Joe Bryant and Dell Curry were not All-Time Greats, they were mediocre. I have always judged Bronny based on observation, and the facts about history, and I've been proven right since the day Bronny stepped on the court (he's been in the public eye for almost a decade now, plenty of evidence and footage). Do people even realize how hyped LeBron was pre-NBA? Mega-hyped, but the key point was he routinely touring the country destroying people and imposing his will on the court...we haven't seen ANY sign of this from Bronny.

[@kemsyogala2405]

Holy yap “local ymca team?” u def have never touched a basketball in ur life

[@kemsyogala2405]

Bronny is fs a d1 talent and only needs a couple more years until he d1 ready, bro averaged 15 onna national stage in hs and has had a role on sierra canyon since his freshman year he’s not a bum

[@aymane.bencheikh]

Dell Curry was not mediocre at all, a solid sixth man throughout his career, Bronny was the second option on a stacked sierra canyon team.

[@kemsyogala2405]

@@aymane.bencheikh second option?

[@brianreed7145]

LeBron-sexual, hey I take offense That terms is reserved for Biden-Sexuals! LOL

[@ecartman0123123]

Would it make sense for him to go back to school another year?

[@brucesmith1544]

yes, and then 2 more to get a degree

[@Bobbythiccc]

@@brucesmith1544 he could be a legit prospect after 3rd year. You know Lebron got players in the NBA practicing with him making him compete and improve . He's also just gonna get opportunities that others would never have access with top tier talent to learn from. He's gonna get invited to play in the fun pro leagues and other schools as well as NBA pick up games over the summer. Bron also sends his sons to his trusted NBA friends active or retired to have multi day minicamps to learn from them. I bet you bron breaking down his sons entire film with him this offseason too , trust me he's gonna be in the league lol He's gonna make it

[@brucesmith1544]

@@Bobbythiccc apparently my comment was deleted...these Bronsexuals are softer than toilet paper lol

[@XChronicHash]

he should go back to high school

[@chan13153]

@@brucesmith1544 Yep unless if he just wants to live off his daddies money for the rest of his life and never make something out of himself. He's ur typical trust fund baby

[@Hello-sw3en]

LeFlop is gonna be sad when LeSon doesnt get drafted

[@roundearthshill248]

Oh yes very sad. All the way to the bank

[@kyaki101]

People that just hate lebron endlessly must be sad

[@Whyyoumadbro950]

@@kyaki101and lebron glazers should touch grass

[@Same1689hfrh]

@@Whyyoumadbro950let’s be real a nepo baby in the nba is definitely get drafted 😭😭

[@YungFleek-nq1so]

Anyone else here after he declared for the draft?

[@mixkid3362]

This is a train wreck incoming.

[@natnaelmesfin9120]

He needs a season or two before being drafted but they'll rush him for lebron

[@cali4806]

Bro shouldve played football

[@1Eashawty]

I agree he got the body of a safety

[@TrymTheXboxGamer]

imo he deserves to get back into his form, honestly to me mock drafts are irrelevant it's based on favouritism hell the whole of NBA draft is, but in general just give him some time to catch up hell if he would be willing to do 1 extra year in school so he also can find his form better without having to "hurry up" imo the mock drafters are overeacting, oh and it could be that it's just frozen until he gets a good run or something idk but it's quite lame

[@IDGAFStayMad]

I hate that as a Lakers fan, we all know that we’re gonna waste a pick on him

[@GoonieArchives]

2nd round pick?

[@PabloSkawer]

If he ends up being undrafted, I'd like the Raptors to give him a chance, he can turn into a 3&D player and in Canada he'll have less attention than in the US so he might develop easier

[@user-bd3zy6wo7l]

3 & D player is laughable More like 2 & D Player

[@Themule553]

You lebron fans are delusional, are you blind to see he trash, why even better players in college who dont even get a video get the same treatment like you or just for the privileged ones?? He is trash for the nba.

[@chan13153]

@@user-bd3zy6wo7l More like a poor mans Thanasis lol

[@ronaldwilliams2591]

He's 6"2 with health issues who's he d ing?

[@gnielsen07]

The NBA is about the 400 best players in the world. Bronny isn’t even a top 400 player in D1 college. He’s not nba material lol.

[@timtimbly2433]

How bad is this KZbinr really? Let’s analyze below…

[@Tim_Goldstein5011]

😂 His talent translates to KZbin but not TV

[@ericwright-tn7qc]

Monotone sounding from start to finish

[@waldo-ot6ul]

But your watching 😂😂😂

[@timtimbly2433]

@@waldo-ot6ul At least he is a lot older than 19… so it’s easier to criticize

[@waldo-ot6ul]

@@timtimbly2433 than why doesn't he make his KZbin video if he is so much to criticize?

[@eyedot7030]

“That being said”

[@benhurzz]

he's on tremendous pressure right now from media, friends and family. i hope all the best for the dude

[@theguywhoasked2957]

I hope he doesn't make it to the NBA It's only going to ruin his life more because he's gonna get drafted only due to his Father

[@donzsky4432]

i may agree wid u, i guess it would b best for Lebrons sake and Bronnys career he may accept it now the harsh truth that if ever he declares for d draft he would only get drafted coz of LBJs ultimatum

[@GODfaV]

The man is risking his life to play a game he’s mid at why?

[@RoseCurry5]

Pressure, sadly.

[@MrMuchachos75]

No. Money

[@PeaceUpH-Town]

Mid? That’s being generous. 😂

[@ricardowalker4841]

Hopefully he'll start to get serious and focus on what's best even dropping basketball and go into business with his father that would be the smart thing to do.🤔

[@jetovercast]

Stay grounded you king a bamboo tree grows for 7 years beneath the surface before sprouting to undeniable heights ❤

[@foualter102]

please Detroit Pick this guy... if you want your team to be relevant, draft this kid and you will have LBJ instantly 😂😂😂

[@roddyboethius1722]

I don't think Bronny is gonna enter the draft for a couple years

[@yurimargarin11]

Tanking for just 1 or 2 year? 🤣🤣 Lol. No nba teams willing yo sacrifice their future for some "uncertainty". But if Detroit got him without sacrificing something, its a win. Bcs tanking for a whole season and prob getting top 5 pick, and u waste it on Bronny? Lol 🤣

[@shikarixox1195]

Unpopular opinion, but I think training kids in sports before pre-teen age is generally a bad idea. It gets them deeply ingrained in one dimensional thinking, bad habits, and inability to adapt and develop. As someone who does mma, I see this a lot with my friends and acquaintances. The ones who have been doing it since they were small children end up getting destroyed by the ones who came into it as pre-teens or teens with 2 or 3 years of experience.

[@PeaceUpH-Town]

Fr

[@Natures_Symmetry]

No professional sports team in the west will recruit a player with a heat problem. He might be able to play in China. For his size, the amount of great coaching he got from his dad, brushing all of fame NBA stars all his life, he's not a good player. Just your average dude playing at the gym. Nothing more. You'd think that with all that he'd be better. There were so many great better players than Brony who played in college that were never drafted.

[@mikeborgmann]

Get that degree young man.

[@flashlike]

Dude should try to be a traditional pg

[@XChronicHash]

You can’t just try to be a traditional point guard lol

[@Yamamabestfriend697]

People forget he had a cardiac arrest

[@PierreCamille-qo3eq]

OK and ? He recovered and He's still not playing good in college

[@foualter102]

and? the last thing i knew regardless of having cardiac arrest before, he is just an overhyped player and isn't really that good

[@yen9659]

That doesn’t help his case .. usually people with a heart condition do not get drafted .

[@chrisakokoh9118]

​@@PierreCamille-qo3eq okay bitch he still got time dude is a freshman

[@Greendeath312]

Why should that help his case? It makes it worse actually

[@THEronleon1]

With all the talented hoopers that didn't make it or did but were busts, it's hard to see where this will lead

[@agames7217]

He actually isn't that bad hes a pretty good player

[@ds2r23-tingshunhinp2]

yea i agree

[@thedreamsoldierful]

He's so bad he might not even be good enough to play in Shanghai

[@RichardLongh]

lol a grown man hating on a college freshman you don’t even know

[@markoliver314]

@@RichardLonghlmao We can’t even criticize nba prospects now? We truly live in a clown 🤡 world

[@MR.__G]

@@RichardLonghwhat are you bronny’s girlfriend ? 😅😅

[@RichardLongh]

@@MR.__G am I his girlfriend? That’s all you were able to try and come up with?!?!? Sheesh.

[@MR.__G]

@@RichardLongh yes because you think he’s not bad when he’s clearly shown he’s no where near nba talent…

[@jorgeayala3980]

feel bad for kid so much pressure !

[@roboninja3194]

Averaged 9 ppg for his 3 high school seasons. Averaging 6 ppg at USC. It's ridiculous that he's talked about as a NBA player. Lebron saying he's better than most of the current Lakers is so disrespectful to current Lakers players. I can only imagine what his teammates say behind closed doors. I'd bet my life savings Lebron will hardcore pressure the Lakers to draft Bronny.

[@HampETX903]

Master p son is the truth

[@1z2x3c45b]

Woah, ah, Mercy, Mercy me

[@Your_Average_Gamer_Fabo]

Averaged 9 pts 3 rebounds and 3 assists and was a projected 2nd round pick 😂😂. Then Lebron has the nerve to talk about "white privelage". Naw Bron privelage isn't black or white it's green and you're son is the face of it

[@martavion873]

Damn bro chill I like to make fun of bronny to buy at the end of the day he would drop off the whole comment section but 9 pts is crazy

[@GnRmike]

100% correct. Same for Wade/Shaq son who were supposed to be NBA players. The biggest privilege in life is green

[@mandatrev2992]

Trust LeBron the hypocrite

[@MR.__G]

All facts !! He’s getting coverage on mainstream media over kids who actually deserve. But lebron won’t talk about that privilege…

[@gandhithegreat328]

He needs to develop more. Maybe he’ll he good enough one day for the NBA but he’s definitely not there yet

[@eddief68]

He should be a school teacher... definitely needed.

[@kennybegeske8824]

I Think Prince Bronny James Is A Future Cleveland Cavaliers

[@earlhill10]

He’s only 18 calm down

[@jasonv2323]

Every year people keep saying that! He will be 25 and you will be saying he’s not even 30 yet calm down! Hes never been very good! He’s been average at every level and will never be a good nba player! His name will prob get him there but he will ride the pine!

[@zachkralic3939]

Yea he’s 18… dude if he wants to be a pro athlete he should be dominating rn

[@jasonv2323]

@@zachkralic3939 exactly that argument doesn’t work anymore

[@pass_me_d_blunt1298]

@@zachkralic3939bruh what? Did Jordan so call dominate at 18? Hell nah

[@ronaldwilliams2591]

Jordan wasn't 6"2 with heart problems

[@user-go8sr5wc8m]

Well if you had to think you might die on the court after having an issie like that it will mess with your head and mess with your game. Until and if you can get passed that trauma and fear.

[@mrdkhall33]

He is actually a rookie who has a seizure in the offseason didn’t get a chance to play or practice off season, so it didn’t start the way he wanted and confidence was lost, which is more important than talent in basketball if you ever played. He still got the talent just got to get the confidence back that needs to be the focus. Kind of hard if he’s reading junk like this. I would just shut down all social media next year and focus on the game

[@PeterOnTheInterwebs]

He isn't worth a first round pick, but that's not a bad thing. He should pray to go undrafted so he and his father can pick their destinations. He won't get many minutes, but he will at least compete for a ring with his dad. His rookie hazing will be light and he won't have any pressure on himself. He needs to bulk up bad since he can't shoot for shit and his defense won't transition well in the NBA unless he gets bigger. His health history is a huge concern. A team will pick him up regardless, since his father wants to join him. There is no way he makes it to the second round just because of that.

[@ronaldwilliams2591]

I don't think it's good for someone who has heart issues to bulk up