Lebron James is having a tough week of it so far. The social activist and occasional basketball player received blowback for his post threatening an officer, then made matters worse by saying it was the fault of others misinterpreting his threat.
Now, this is not going to help. During some pregame time, NBA reporter Taylor Rooks saw Mr. James reading a book, so she inquired about his tome. (”Tome” is another word for book, for you NBA fans.)
Lebron is reading ‘The Autobiography of Malcolm X’ – I asked him for his biggest takeaway from the book. pic.twitter.com/s2OzUww3XD
— Taylor Rooks (@TaylorRooks) August 21, 2020
Oh…oh dear, this is not good.
Remember riding the bus on Monday morning, and you get reminded you have a book report due that day…? That’s what this sounded like.
I remember those days in HS when I clearly didn’t prepare for the test ????
— Glen Morangie (@thankyou247365) April 22, 2021
So true. He does not seem to be able to pull off ”natural”.
Why is he always only a couple pages into any book he reads
LeBron loves reading the first page of books pic.twitter.com/fhy07GyzrH
— Sean H (@hudd07) August 21, 2020
Dying over here. Dying.
https://twitter.com/TheMorningSpew2/status/1385075412066308097?s=20
Ouch. Also, fair.
Bron before this Interview pic.twitter.com/WijXr251lH
— Ty. (@TytheKxdd) August 21, 2020
Sounds like a politician. Gets asked a question and in no way, shape, or form answers it.
— Brent (@bjackrose) April 22, 2021
Malcolm pic.twitter.com/bA4wbxZ0qm
— IndySpanglish (@IndySpanglish) August 22, 2020
That’s not fair — he has not gotten to that chapter yet. Or, any of them.
His face when he opened the first page and there was no pictures. pic.twitter.com/cXWoEWxNem
— The Corrupt Referee (@corrupt_referee) April 22, 2021
This is jus – so – believable.
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