LeBron James' 13-year-old son Bronny is in eighth grade and made his first in-game dunk attempt this weekend. Here was his father's reaction to that...

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This kid is going to be so good.

(TheSpun)

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SaintInBham•83 months

Aw come on guys. I'm by no means a LeBron fan, but his son got a little ahead of himself like every other 13 year old playing sports. LeBron looked like he wanted to yell "Just take the damn layup!" but caught himself and went back to being a dad enjoying watching his kid play. Fun video but nothing to see here. Except chest bump guy, he's the douche in this video.

kjntgr•83 months

Why is Bronny playing guys like number 15 on the white team

TigerPimpNationTrank•83 months

LeBron is a douche but not as much of a douche as that fat arse guy hanger-on that chest bumped his son after a missed dunk.

bengalman•83 months

Basketball is better with less Lebrons!

PBW2828•83 months

It will be interesting to see if LeBron can hang around the league 5-6 more years so he can play a year or two with his son.

PapaCrawfish•83 months

Wonder if he hates white people as much as his dad??

ColoBama•83 months

"Son, you're not me. Layups for now."

TigersJump•83 months

Is he also the most entitled crybaby when he's on the court?

weeble•83 months

My son is the same age as Bronnie, and plays in some of the same tournaments. He is not that good, gets hyped because of his last name. In comparison my kid turned 14 in January, he is 6'5" and had several dunks last year as an 8th grader. He plays on a Nike team with other 14 year olds, 10 of his teammates are over 6 foot tall, 4 of them are 6'5" or taller.

BowDownToLSU•83 months

Damn 6'5" at 14 and I'm assuming if plays on Nike AAU he has to be pretty good.. I'm sure he will be getting looks at some D1 if he stays on the same track. Good luck, that's impressive

John Gotti•83 months

Jordan's kid would have slammed that shite home.

NYCAuburn•83 months

With all the no call fouls, he is just like daddy

Bige11•83 months

I’m the world of elite basketball, you should be able to dunk by eighth grade.

ScaryClown•83 months

This is not true. Many players don’t breakout into the circuit till they hit that first big growth spurt which comes in high school. Bronny grows 5 inches by the start of his sophomore season and you’ll never remember that he couldn’t dunk in 8th grade.

Winston Cup•83 months

jordan didnt dunk till 9th grade. this kid is right on track for the jordan comparisons.

jennyjones•83 months

All depends on if/when he hits another growth spurt. Below is what the interwebs shows as Lebron's height history. "8th Grade (Age 13): 6'1" Freshman: 6'3" (Immediate varsity star on championship team) Sophomore: 6'4" (already regarded as a top recruit for both basketball and football) Junior: 6'5" (He could likely have been an NBA star by his Junior year in high school) Senior: 6'7" (estimated at 240 lbs) Current: 6'8" (listed at 250 lbs. since his rookie season but the weight has reduce significantly)"

PortHudsonPlaya•83 months

I could dunk a tennis ball in 8th grade. It’s not that rare. Thinking he must’ve slipped a bit on his jump.

BowDownToLSU•83 months

I was 6'2 at 15 first time I dunked but it wasn't clean until I was 17 off the dribble . I had to get my steps right, this was the early 80's not too many white boys dunked in high school back then.

SECdragonmaster•83 months

He almost made it. Just like dad.

caliegeaux•83 months

no crab dribble, no care

Strannix•83 months

Traveled, carried, bricked it and cost his team two points, this must have been a championship game.

sjmabry•83 months

Yeah he traveled

LSUtwolves•83 months

where does he travel? he took two steps