Things Aren’t Looking Good for Bronny James

[@Brandon-hr2vk]

lebron said hes better than some starting pgs in NBA which is complete bullshit lmao hes not NBA level at all

[@forgettablelisa]

WNBA PG’s would lap this kid lol

[@nananyantakyi1549]

​@@forgettablelisaDamn😂

[@stnaes-tf4ow]

He's not better than 99.9% of college point guards

[@butskiiueepp1625]

LePulling LeLaVar Ball antics

[@jpmnky]

Nobody but the media ever thought LeBron had any sense whatsoever.

[@PoetryJesusY2K]

If he commits to the draft this year and gets drafted, it might be the worst case of nepotism in sports history. He has no business starting on a mediocre college team yet alone making the nba

[@johnthonig1692]

He is a starter on USC? Since when?

[@jacobfinemusic]

@@johnthonig1692that’s kind of the point I think

[@tacocruiser4238]

Think of it as a short-term move to get Lebron in free agency. Its not really about Bronny necessarily.

[@colbyking5362]

@@tacocruiser4238 lebron is washed

[@JohnBowl14690]

A lot of Bronny haters here. He may not be an NBA starter or bench player yet. He may not even be a starter on USC yet. But give him one more season on USC and he will likely be a starter.

[@Noweebsallowed]

If Bronny wasn’t Lebrons son he wouldn’t even be a 3 star recruit only averaging 14 points in high school and getting the offers he got, stop this nonsense.

[@swishcountyproductions]

Yeah top 20 with high major offers was overkill I agree. Still think an efficient 14 on a really good teams a good year when scoring isn’t your primary attraction

[@JackRobinson-cp7tw]

ridiculous comment, sierra canyon is loaded with talent, 14ppg on those teams is really good. plus his best attributes are his defense, iq, and passing, not shot creation

[@JGRG07]

An efficient 14 ppg in high school (8min quarters) is solid for a pass first point guard at the high school level considering he played a national schedule...I can agree he was rated high because of his father but those numbers playing against the best talent in the country are really good.

[@mrpope03ify]

I can agree to an extent. 14 ppg on one of the best teams in the country playing against national competition is extremely well. Very good atheleticism, defense and passing game is decent. Stilk a D1 player i would say. Possibly even a power 5 with intention to develop. Im not a major fan but im a realest.

[@williamr8327]

Y'all acting like Damian Lillard and Russell Westbrook were 5* recruits... EDIT: to double down on my comment Russ spent 2 years in college and Lillard spent 4 years in college! Stop hating on Bronny because you hate LeBron.

[@renzohenson7445]

By far the best explanation of why Bronny James isn't NBA material.

[@stevesharpe3370]

It’s cause Unfortunately for him he got his fine ahh momma savanna genes and not his daddy’s LOL

[@cerebralwander_421]

for real, Bryce got more chance to enter NBA honestly, he got that forward shooter ability

[@tonyc8752]

It is? All this channel is doing, is copying what everyone else talked about 24 hours before. They threw up a poorly made and rushed video of unoriginal content that doesn't have a single unique thought. And they hope to make money off of it.

[@renzohenson7445]

@@tonyc8752 lol look, i made a simple comment about the story, I can give AF less who put it out first or who put it out better., lol I didn't need your dissertation in my comments😂

[@tonyc8752]

@@renzohenson7445 Not everything is about you psycho

[@simonelawrence8311]

Has anyone ever considered the possibility that Bronny might not be passionate about playing basketball. I remember watching an interview where they asked LeBron what he wants for his sons and he said they definitely going to the nba. It seems this is his father's goal and he comes accross as wanting his father's validation and approval.

[@iBuyBitcoin]

Yes 100% this. Imagine deep down he wanted to be a doctor or lawyer or something lol

[@jordanthejellyfishcash4246]

@@iBuyBitcoinhe had a lot of fun streaming. He even joined faze. I think that’s what he really wants to do.

[@jd3l3on]

wasn’t even an mcdonald all american. they gave that to him over layden blocker

[@pauldack5129]

He wants his father's $$. Lol .

[@pauldack5129]

​@@jordanthejellyfishcash4246like every other gen z kid.. Wants money for nothing. But in his case he already gets that.

[@paridisenwinter3313]

His hs teammate Amari Bailey who is a g league player that was almost not even drafted is still light years ahead of Bronny and people expect Bronny to make it to the league? sigh...

[@louiedangelo3843]

Bailey a beast too. Hornets bringing him slowly though.

[@MrMan-fx3ow]

He’s going to the league. You’re right, he’s probably not actually good enough, but his dad is lebron.

[@Dvg920]

@@MrMan-fx3owand that’s the issue

[@JC-tu6hc]

I just don't understand why people have been trying to tell me that he's an NBA caliber player the last couple years. He's never. NEVER showed that kind of potential.

[@stevesharpe3370]

Unfortunately for him he got his fine ahh momma savanna genes and not his daddy’s LOL

[@flamethrower40]

@@stevesharpe3370 We get it, you've literally been posting this everywhere. Stop.

[@stevesharpe3370]

@@flamethrower40 you posted 2 videos and have 5 views, and they videos of you playing video games? Leave your mothers basement

[@Christian-eq6pq]

@@stevesharpe3370Savannah was a phenomenal athlete in HS too

[@stevesharpe3370]

@@Christian-eq6pq ya she was! But she didn’t make it to the nba

[@HampETX903]

8 different people have made the same video

[@robertmusil1107]

Ez money. Also, they talk about media pressure while they are the ones creating pressure :D

[@tonyc8752]

This is how these channels operate. No originality. None of their own unique thoughts. Just simply copy what everyone else is covering on the day, repackage it and pretend to have an interesting channel.

[@zenac2853]

They just want clout atp 💀 they recycling the same things

[@HampETX903]

@@zenac2853 nah fr

[@LeftToDiemoneyt24]

So

[@flyegobaby]

Many people overlook the fact that some of the greatest athletes faced significant hardship growing up. This adversity often fuels their desire to excel and improve their circumstances. Often, children may not perform as well as their parents because they lack the mindset that being the best is critical to survival and changing their lives. We as lovers of the sport need to also give grace to the fact that these are kids still. Still trying to navigate and understand the world while we demand so much of them.

[@svj5089]

ehh guys like Steph, Kobe, Klay and Devin Booker are all much better than their fathers who were in the NBA. I think its just Bronny ain't near the same talent as his dad is. I'm sure bronny is a hard worker but sometimes you cant outwork raw talent.

[@twright420]

I just never heard him say he wanted to go to the NBA. I think the young man is doing an amazing job and he doesn't need to go to the NBA to make it in life when your dad is LeBron. It's really that simple...

[@epicwolf]

I dont think anybody know what Bronny sounds like because Lebron did a good job at preventing the media to talk to Bronny.

[@sagetubing]

he doesn’t have to. every time it comes up lebron says it for him

[@XabzintheNBAGuru]

Ion wanna see any "he's declaring" shit, he'll roughly be ready in his junior season or senior season, bro is just not ready

[@glennjthompson332]

He needs 4 years of improvement..he's Not yet ready..🤔

[@johndavis9321]

Facts he don't need the money obviously what bronny needs is the chance to stay in school develop his overall skill set so he can be the best player he can be now I don't think all that highly of bronny I think even if he stays his ceiling imo would be a poor man's jrue holiday all that said the question will be can lebron swallow a lot of his ego put his wants to the side and let bronny do what's best for him

[@Invalidusrr]

@@glennjthompson332the real question is will lebron wait 4 years to play with him

[@billj4525]

@@Invalidusrr I doubt it. He won't make it anyway.

[@XabzintheNBAGuru]

@@Invalidusrr I doubt it but let's ask ourselves is this about him or bronny?

[@ryelor]

I haven’t commented for a minute, but dude… So proud of how your channel is coming and your videos are just getting better and better. Way to go!

[@swishcountyproductions]

Preciate your continued support man, u the🐐

[@BroDude0]

I know you haven’t commented in a while too, but shut up bro

[@ryelor]

@@BroDude0 I feel sorry for people like you.

[@sloth610]

​@@BroDude0 what you mean shut up? He didn't say anything. He typed this. Wouldn't it be better to say stop typing?

[@DMalltheway]

I really can’t stand the fact that the system is setting Bronny up to fail. It’s like he’s almost literally forced to play basketball, let him be his own man.

[@nacarrasquillo]

What system? Its his dad wanting a legacy and using his son to create one thats setting him up for failure. And its something alot of parents do, set kids up to follow hobbies instead of be thier own person.

[@DMalltheway]

@@nacarrasquillo That’s what is called the “system.”

[@tribehasspoken4038]

You literally just made that up😂 he wants to play basketball and he isn’t being forced 😂, hes just not that good

[@DMalltheway]

@@tribehasspoken4038 Re-read my statement, clearly comprehension isn’t your strong suit

[@VicInvades]

Who knows if he is going to fail. Let’s see what the future unfolds.

[@ambidexj3077]

It’s cause he got hair and a hairline u can’t have it all bruh 😂😂😂

[@TMTLNETG]

Lol

[@Userrr4566]

😂 dat part gotta give something up I’m dead 😂💀

[@ambidexj3077]

@@Userrr4566 bro tryna be Jordan poole with no rings 😂😂

[@IHOOP415]

Let Bronny be Bronny. It’s a blessing to just see him out there competing and doing what he loves. Nothing wrong with needing a little more time to develop in college. Pops will just have to wait. 😁

[@shabazz360]

Bronny showed NBA athleticism but never showed NBA talent.

[@isoblaze2101]

dawg hes 1 year into college and almost died last year wtf are u even saying we aint seen shit yet. u weird mfs so quick to hate he will do just fine in the league AFTER HIS 4 YEARS IN COLLEGE

[@shabazz360]

@@isoblaze2101 are you like 16 or something

[@isoblaze2101]

@@shabazz360 completely irrelevant but okay!

[@216Browniee]

@@isoblaze2101bruh nobody hating , he just not that good

[@shabazz360]

@@isoblaze2101 completely relevant. Your generation doesn’t seem to actually know what a hater is, so you overuse the word and completely strips the gravity of its meaning, kind of like how y’all do with everything. Learn how to properly rebut points. Good day son.

[@justincady6563]

He’s a D2 talent at best

[@ErikShen2907]

CLUB BASKETBALL MAYBE

[@manager4409]

he's undersized now way he's 6'4. I watched a few of their games hes usually the shortest guy on the court. he might be 6'2 at most

[@Ekenei]

@@manager4409 He is 6'2. Confirmed. Any media outlet saying he's more than that is capping so hard.

[@itsMC411]

@@manager4409 Morant is 6'2 also

[@manager4409]

@@itsMC411 morant is 6'4 and obviously taller.

[@JaySityEnt]

Who gives a shit. He’s gonna be fine. It’s not life depends on going to the league. He already makes hella bred on streaming video games. If that fails, his dad is a billionaire. Why does it matter if he’s not good enough to go to the league. He’s already set for life. Get if the kid’s jock

[@darrenmadkins971]

Lol they list this dude at 6'4? What a joke dude is 6'2 with shoes on max.

[@mankut4884]

same height as chris paul

[@jrb2474]

Same with his dad, they say he is 6'9" when he is 6'7"

[@DJWhylafihya]

they list all basketball players their heights with shoes on

[@Hydra2k12]

In the NBA? Yes. In College? I'm not so sure...​@@DJWhylafihya

[@squad7857]

@@jrb2474 lebron is 6’9

[@TheLastSamoan]

Bronny needs to stay in college all 4 years in order to increase his draft stock.

[@chrissolar2543]

Crazy how someone more successful than %99 of other players can still be called a failure

[@warrendickerson7132]

What has he been successful at?

[@jasont7814]

He’s never been the best player on his own team. How is that 99%?

[@nickgleeson7168]

Averaging 5ppg and 1 assist a game in 20 games played bronny is garbage 🗑 just stop stupid people who think he's league ready he's not g league or over seas ready just stop

[@youngnas15]

Facts

[@Mel-zz4ym]

Chill

[@Kirasfox]

He's not that bad

[@afroabroad]

5 points a game is pretty good for a freshman.

[@nickgleeson7168]

@@afroabroad not to get drafted

[@AL-UDDIN]

I feel like everyone expect him to dominate because his LeBron son but everybody need to realize that he is a different person and is still developing all people need to develop learn from mistake before becoming great

[@Thelegendarybear]

No one expects him make the nba. ESPN and lebum are the only ones saying that. Kid is not an nba talent

[@JoshuaHopkins-j9o]

Part of "realizing he's a different person" includes the fact that he simply isn't good enough to play in the NBA

[@SwoleTeddyBear]

LeBron played with fire and caused this backlash towards his son.. you can't shit talk other NBA players like he did, when your son has a below average skillset (D1 wise)

[@Skeedboogman]

@@SwoleTeddyBearIs Lebron wrong for wanting his son to be great? Or does that sound like every other parent? Get a grip dude.

[@SwoleTeddyBear]

@@Skeedboogman how would Bronny entering the NBA make him great? He can't even make any strides in college, and it was the same case for high school. LeBron's urges are selfish, as its clear that Bronny's best suit would be to remain in college, and develop.. why is a bench player averaging 5 points a game, even being discussed when referring to the draft?

[@laking500]

a solid D2 player

[@thebestcentaur]

At this point he just needs to enjoy college life, graduate, and find an alternate plan going forward. No NBA squad will touch him with his health history. Idek if he has a shot anywhere overseas. He'll be quite alright as the son of one of the best ever, though

[@CqThatdude]

He'll get on a team, he might even get drafted. Lebron saying he wants to play with Bronny is what is going to make it happen.. If he doesn't get drafted then he'll get signed after the draft because teams want Lebron

[@ehh2782]

@@CqThatdudewhat team wants 40 year old LeBron or his 4ppg son?

[@CqThatdude]

@@ehh2782 LMAO. Every team wants Lebron. No team wants his son but his son will be on a team because of his Dad. Tell me you know nothing about Basketball without telling me. oh and Bronny averages over 5ppg.

[@socialmediaego]

You must not realize how much power LeBron James Sr has ?

[@socialmediaego]

If I was famous or wealthy I’d also make an easy path for my son.

[@Bromitos0313]

He’s handsome, wealthy, famous, and well connected. He will be just fine no matter how things fall.

[@douglasmaddox3308]

It's still way too early and this young man's journey to determine where he will end up. And being who he is he will have every opportunity to show his potential

[@difencrosby]

Reminds me of my youngest brother dominating little league and JV baseball, he was moved to varsity his sophomore year and put on a show but then he gave up. He had an ERA of .083, he was leading in strikeouts. 30 years later and we still don’t know why he gave up till this day.

[@TheHuskyK9]

I've watched every game he's had at USC (even attended some), and I can confirm that he needs another year or two if he wants to be NBA-ready. The coach is still having him play limited minutes due to Collier and Ellis being on draft boards and his heart condition. Bronny does NOT play like his dad. Not aggressive enough, not big enough to attack the paint, and his confidence isn't fully there yet, at least not at the college-level. His best strengths right now is his athletic defense, playmaking, and court vision. With his confidence not there yet, he's still hesitant to put up a shot and that has resulted in low shooting efficiency. If I had to make an NBA comparison, his ceiling is Rajon Rondo, his floor is Brevin Knight.

[@swishcountyproductions]

Very interesting insight. Seems like somewhat of a quiet kid I understand why you would say that about his confidence. Wonder how much that has to do with shooting woes or an actual issue with his jump shot. Not sure if I agree with the rondo comparison fully though

[@WantonBaby]

Never saw his dad go to the paint once in college

[@warrendickerson7132]

Y'all just name anybody for his comparison. He really doesn't have an NBA comparison. He doesn't play like anyone in the league. A 6'2 3 and d player. That shooting is bad. Tell me who is like that in the league

[@manager4409]

he got too much of his moms genetics, thats what happens when you breed with short women. lavar ball was smart marrying the tall woman, lamelo and lonzo are 6'9 and 6'5.

[@0fficialRatedR]

how u not talk about the cardiac arrest?

[@H--B]

There’s a certain hunger that a kid that comes from nothing has, that a spoon fed child will never have

[@wiz823]

Imagine you had videos made about your regular life, saying that you're gonna flop compared to your Dad. He's still a millionaire though, so not really that bad at the end of the day. Haven't really watched the vid, but the intro had me thinking 🤔

[@bestt2252]

Exactly. Pretty sure most dads don’t dream of their sons becoming content creators criticizing teenage athletes 😂 Very easy to be a faceless KZbinr predicting everyone won’t live up to their father’s name. They’ll be right most of the time since most people don’t make it to the top 0.01% of their craft (regardless of profession).

[@WARS187]

In baseball griffey was better than his pops

[@nettyballball497]

Griffey's father was never considered an ALL-TIME GREAT!!..Either.

[@MrRyan-wu4jx]

Him Barry Bonds, Peyton Manning, Steph Curry, Kobe Bryant, and Christian McCaffery are probably the only children of good pro athletes in their sport that were actually better than their dads.

[@JMMinistries]

The problem isn’t that Bronny isn’t good , Since he was born and has everything he has nothing to play for. Lebron back in the day had nothing to lose since he didn’t have anything so it drove him to want it more than his kids having everything. Even if he kids don’t make it they are set for life. Lebron had no choice but to work hard and want it more than everyone else in this work. And that my friend is the problem. All these Rich kids don’t have drive or love for the game like their parents because they already have everything they want or need in life. They have nothing to fight for in life!

[@sharkyshark6760]

Watch the younger brother have a better NBA career

[@TannerGoated]

Both will be ass

[@144Souldier]

Still have 3 years in college anything can happen. He had had flashes of being good as hell in college and McDonald's games.

[@ventac]

he's like a weaker mac mclung

[@FOUR7_media]

Swish county never fails to fill me

[@swishcountyproductions]

Major pause bro

[@capricehollis1372]

Super pause fammo

[@mkz2017]

Hella pause my man

[@Rozwell007]

😩

[@JoseHector-gx7lg]

​@@swishcountyproductions Why did you make him look like that in the thumbnail 😂😂😂😂

[@kevinathans4191]

A bunch of rich kids will never have the drive.

[@EliHank]

Steph Curry.

[@kevinathans4191]

@EliHank49 That’s only 1 example. Plus no one ever believed in him. That gave him drive.

[@lakersfan1026]

you make a lot of good points, good video bro, keep it up!

[@EastonBone]

This is good.Well done

[@stnaes-tf4ow]

The media ruins these kids with all the unwarranted hype and the pedestal they put them on before they've done anything to deserve it

[@jdhdfbfifjf]

lebron himself said that bronny was better than him in college

[@BadNewz52]

Bronny could prolly beat all of us in this comment section..he will be a good player but expecting him to surpass or be equal his father is lunacy when lebron is literally the highest scoring nba player ever

[@ericeddy02]

Bronny isn't NBA-ready. There's no guarantee that he ever will be. He's suffering because his dad is pushing to have him get drafted well before he's ready. Lebron is wanting to play with his son for selfish reasons, and pushing to do so is only going to hurt Bronny's chances at a legit NBA career.

[@bomtettley1540]

He's 18 games into his freshman season, has a heart defect, and has no hope of ever living up to his father no matter what he does. He'd never get this sort of scrutiny if he was any other college player. Leave the poor kid alone he's doing fine all things considered.

[@Nomad7222]

"Fine" isn't good enough when you're planning to get drafted into the NBA

[@HookedonChronics]

If he was any other college player he'd be on the bench for some small school and have a zero percent chance of making the NBA

[@johnthonig1692]

TSJ Thin Skin James

[@warrendickerson7132]

When are y'all going to get tired of making excuses. Every year y'all make excuses for him. He never been that guy. With all the best resources and training

[@Jadmonius]

@@warrendickerson7132A HEART ATTACK!!!! The young man at the age of most young adults joining the military, had A HEART ATTACK! Wtf is wrong with you? Why cant he just play basketball and get better how bout that? Do YOU think its easy to be the son of one of the most talked about players in the WORLD? When everyone must have a take on how bad or entitled he is? DAMN! Did Michael Jordan son become a hall of famer?

[@deathblade909]

The simple truth is look at their dad childhood . Their dads fought to get out if poverty and was driven by the will to survive. None of the NBA sons have thst fire to surpass anyone . They know regardless they will make one season and still take millions . It might wbwn be better for their kids to study usefully degree to help their dads empire . Shaq Is a good example of how he emphasis school Over atheletics..

[@butskiiueepp1625]

Makes Steph all the more special. His work ethic is talked about a lot yet but they do say his work ethic and drive is insane! Steph was born rich too

[@Ekenei]

Facts. It was do or die for the older generation. Failure was never an option. So they had to win. These kids today know they will be okay no matter what.

[@ace1gl]

no one wants a 6' 2" PG that plays poor defense and can't shoot from the field or foul line. His 5 3 2 isn't even good against college players. His stat lines would turn into zeros against nba players.

[@iamdanyc93]

The expectations for the sons of NBA legends are too high, damn near unrealistic. No son of a NBA legend has hit or surpassed the legacy of their father. FACTS

[@Ekenei]

Steph Curry??

[@JohnLennon-yg4ut]

He thought was going to be a shoe in to the NBA because of his last name. still takes hard work and practice young man

[@BrianErwin]

should've went to a top basketball college, and developed under the best coaches for four years, instead of worrying about being close to home

[@coolbydefault]

they got bronny james looking like usher with a jerry curl in the thumbnail !! hahahaha 🤣🤣😂😂

[@johnthonig1692]

Like a deer in headlights

[@magnumxlpi]

James Browns grandson

[@njreal8233]

Thumbnail is goated

[@yokosomike]

Bronny has had an incredible experience with the help of his dad, if he’s not the best player in the universe who cares… He’s still young, still finding his purpose and has a great future ahead of him regardless of what he decides to pursue. Best of luck to him, the media is ridiculous.

[@jasont7814]

It’s not the media, it’s his dad.

[@yokosomike]

@@jasont7814 … Labronda!?!?

[@qduce]

Omg bro. Russel Westbrook average 3 points per game game his freshman year. Give Bronny time

[@TheMiraculousOne]

dude had a heart attack and he is here still living up to his dad's and media's expectations. dude gonna be mental. for sure.

[@francisdayon]

To be fair nobody really is waiting for this father and son pair. It’s just LeQueen pushing it!

[@graymoon3000]

Bruh he is not as good as his Dad. They never are especially for extraordinary talent.

[@MrJ1GS4W]

He’s probably gonna be a 3-4 year college player. Which there’s no shame in that, there’s plenty of decent nba role players with that resume like Jaime Jaquez and Kris Dunn. And after a health scare like that I think he’s at the level he should be.

[@RobSoRandom]

Use this as encouragement don’t hate, what are you doing for your kids. What position are you able to put them in. I worked my ass off so my kids won’t have to clock in anywhere they can take over my business. Watching Bron and Coach prime is my daily motivation

[@paulevans6066]

I think deep down LeBron knows this

[@MrEOM41]

He’s playing the wrong sport would been a fire football player 🤷🏽‍♂️😅 he’s 6 ft 2 very athletic could been a raw defensive player.

[@BovineIntervention]

Average 30% shooting is why hed be fire in any other sport. Bro is straight trash on offensive and mediocre on defense.

[@ManFinest]

Peyton Watson averaged 3ppg in college

[@joshuamarcano350]

I have a hard time believing that anyone in their right mind is waiting to see Bronny play with his dad other than his dad.

[@michaelbuto305]

He is a sure-way ads, no matter what team he still got that sure-way ads because of his pops. They never see him as a player, just an ads.

[@fuhjrvr7474]

do y’all actually watch his games hope y’all not going off stats alone as they can be misleading

[@oatmeal5671]

Bronny hang in there. Don't pay attention to the naysayers. You do you! 😂

[@DarkwingDann]

No way he's 6'4" even with shoes on

[@themarathoncontinues4211]

He’s 6’2 at best (without shoes)

[@jasont7814]

Maybe with the hair and shoes.

[@manager4409]

Id say hes 6'1. I watched some of their games hes always the shortest guy on the court. in the nba some of the guards are freaking 6'8 now. Even austin reaves looks undersized at 6'4. bronny would get eaten alive.

[@ckobo84]

He's like a Collin Sexton, without the skill or motor.

[@86Sentra]

Why does he look so tall next to lebron tho 6:41

[@seal3081]

Making D1 basketball is an accomplishment in and of itself. Even if he doesnt make it into the NBA he should be proud.

[@rico760]

He’s going to turn it around

[@SeanDiego]

To many better players for his name to be mentioned

[@RaajSpoon45954]

I hope he’s not rushing himself to the draft bcuz his father wants to play with him before he retires but to each its own.

[@grxzzly94]

i hope he surprises the world, doesn’t declare for the NBA Draft. And becomes a NBA2K ESports Player/Owner/Coach 🤣

[@levarlayne5354]

all this pressure just let his game develop wtf is wrong with people

[@jameshenson4089]

Let this young man stay in college and develop. He don't need the money like most kids. He will be a good player just takes time. It's not about LeBron it's about Broneys development

[@buzzin5868]

I remember Lebron said his son is better than most players in the NBA

[@Paradox_035]

r/agedlikemilk

[@ssjsal2159]

He said a lot of players not most lol. Still wrong but a different wording

[@bigeric8334]

Bronny need to drop that Charlie Murphy in the 80s haircut

[@kalonbrown5485]

His ball-handling is pretty mediocre, ngl. And it’s been like that for a while now. He’d put up a lot more points if he could create his own shots. It looks like majority of his points come from playing off-ball and fast-breaks.

[@lafarfar3501]

What points,!? He doesn’t score

[@JT_SOG_513]

He has the potential he just needs to tap into that Satsui no Hadō😅

[@michaelhenderson7647]

When LeBron said he was waiting for his son to join him in the NBA he meant Bryce😂

[@joshnaround_9463]

Hopefully he just stay in school and develops, he can still go pro, may not get to play with his dad but oh well. No one says he HAS to anyways, I hope that he finds a way (if he hasn't already) to just let that go and become his own player

[@KenOnStrength]

Draft Bronny and you get LeBron. More than a few NBA teams will be willing to do this.

[@horacejohnson1730]

He better stay at USC and develop... LeBron can wait out one more year to player with him.

[@politicallil7060]

You can't develop your game to go anywhere if you are not consistently playing. Sitting on the bench at a D1 school isn't going to advance his game. Bronny should have gone to the best team in the SWAC where he can get dam near 40 minutes a game and then transferred to a mid level PWI in a year or two attending a mid major like the school JA Morant attended. Then he could develop to be a good NBA draft prospect. Whats going on with his dad's dream of them two playing together should be insignificant to his son having a bonafide pro career. I say this because James has put his son Im sure with the best trainers and skill developers money could buy. Plus he should have red shirted this year and worked on his game. JMO

[@xaviervega468]

He simply is not a one and doner. He needs to stay in college and develop.

[@ricodog3652]

I’m just thankful that he is alive and well.

[@crazyralph6386]

Nepotism at its finest.

[@BigMeech314]

Man leave the kid alone he just had a heart attack man… it’s a blessing that he is still even alive not alone playing

[@Cruckavens777]

I think people had tooooo high expectations for him.. Wtf did yall expect him to do as a freshman after having cardiac arrest? Of course he need time to develop

[@CHSN-1]

The kid had heart surgery like 5-6 months ago. His energy is probably jacked right now. He's gonna be alright

[@davidhooper259]

The one thing in common of all athletes with stellar dads…life has been given to them on a platter. None have a chip on their shoulder. MJ got cut in high school and big bro who was good at everything. Peyton Manning’s dad was the talk of the town in New Orleans and he had to be back up for longer than you think at Tennessee. Tom Brady was always second choice at Michigan and last in the draft. All these kids need some grit in their craw

[@ivandragomiloff2356]

The person ruined my little Bronny, was LeBron himself. Seems like LeBron wanted to live vicariously through his son. We will find out eventually, that little Bronny hates basketball and wanted to do something else. But LeBron being the Tyrant King as he is, refused. Let’s all remember that LeBron grew up fatherless. He doesn’t truly understand being a dad. He doesn’t want to set his son free. He is demanding his son follow in his footsteps, to continue the “kingdom”. Bronny is neither worthy nor capable of fulfilling this transfer of power. And the more it dawns on LeBron that his legacy is done,that he can no longer cheat Father Time, and that he will fade into oblivion and obscurity, is killing him. LeBron craves attention. He is a narcissist. Thus, wants his son to continue the legacy.

[@manager4409]

I wonder how he's stayed married this whole time. You have to admit staying with one woman since he was 18 or so is pretty impressive and rare.

[@ivandragomiloff2356]

@@manager4409 Maybe it’s a Will and Jada Smith style relationship 😂

[@stnaes-tf4ow]

The fact that he was a McDonald's All-American is embarrassing for Ronald McDonald

[@Ekenei]

🤣

[@georgeriley4818]

My wise advice to Bronny James. Get ready to learn Chinese buddy

[@jayjayy2k589]

Ig we can forget he got cardiac arrest 😂

[@Drippyshxt_69]

How sad can u be to laugh at that?

[@jayjayy2k589]

@@Drippyshxt_69 now special ed u be assuming I was laughing

[@iBuyBitcoin]

these kids dont have the same drive, motivation nor went thru the same adversity their dads went thru

[@GFitness214]

Bronny that dude. When I watch him I see greatness. His team full of bums and that’s holding him back! Watch next year in the NBA he winning MVP

[@bloodomen2794]

on me they trash, this why i left usc players off my parlay

[@Goat1229]

He just need to learn to be a solid college player, not the next coming of his dad

[@MoneyPowerMoreMoney]

Bryce is the real prodigy

[@Adizzle321]

For fans who have an understanding and respect for how hard it is to make it to the NBA level is why this has become disrespectful to the game. Bronny's expectations to live in his father's shoes isn't the issue. It's the fact that earning the honor and right isn't being protected. There's only been one player who was the kid of an NBA player that reached superstar status and that's Steph Curry and he did it the right way

[@kantfoo]

When you have bad handles, it means you aren't working hard enough.