NBA basketball has been suspended due to the Coronavirus which means players throughout the league are bored out of their minds and don’t know what to do with themselves. LeBron James is one of those people and it’s easy to understand why. His team was first place in the Western Conference and it was looking like they had a real chance at making it to the NBA Finals. If the league comes back this season, we will certainly see a motivated LeBron who wants to show teams what he is all about. 

In the interim, James has been taking his talents to TikTok. Yes, that’s right, TikTok. I mean, what else is there to do at this point. LeBron has a huge personality and so does his family. They’ve decided that TikTok will be the way to showcase that now that they are spending a lot more time together. In the Instagram clip below, you can see their latest video that went viral. 

Once again, Zhuri has stolen the show here. We imagine she will be a large part of the James family TikTok brand moving forward. Needless to say, boredom has set in and players throughout the league are trying to find a way to curb the no-basketball depression. 

We are looking forward to seeing what LeBron does next on all of his platforms.

This coronavirus outbreak is getting real, people! 

Following the recent report that Kevin Durant was one of the Brooklyn Nets players that contracted COVID-19, another superstar name has now been thrown on the list of possible people at risk of catching it next, and it's probably one of the biggest ones so far.

It looks like hip-hop's golden boy Drake — yes, "DRAKE?!" — might have been exposed to coronavirus directly after he was seen hanging with Durant just a few days ago in Los Angeles. The last photo Drake posted on Instagram alongside Kevin Durant (seen above) pretty much proves that to be a fact, and with that another name has been thrown in for added drama as well: LeBron James. Drizzy just so happened to be hanging out court side with LeBron at his son Bronny James' Sierra Canyon game against Harvard-Westlake, and as you can imagine this opens up a whole new level to the outbreak. If the 6 God actually did contract the virus, this could be the case that sees everything getting way more out of hand than it already has. We can't say this enough, but please stay healthy out there by taking the social distancing movement seriously!

Of course, social media already got started with opinions. Take a look below at just some of the reactions to Drake possibly catching coronavirus from Kevin Durant:

LeBron James is coming off a big win with the Los Angeles Lakers, finally defeating Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers in the battle for LA supremacy on Sunday afternoon. Earlier in the weekend though, No. 23 took some time to support his family, attending Sierra Canyon’s playoff game with his son Bronny James in the spotlight. The 15-year-old has been getting all kinds of looks as he begins to mimic his father’s greatness. Even some celebrities are stopping by to watch Bronny in action, with global superstar Drake kicking it off by sitting next to LeBron and his wife Savannah in the courtside area.

“My young demons doing numbers,” wrote Drake in an Instagram post after Sierra Canyon took down Harvard-Westlake. The high school playoff game attracted a crowd of three-thousand, with Drake and Bron being among the most famous people in the crowd. Bronny James did not factor too much into the win, but his presence was certainly felt. Amari Bailey finished with 22 points while Ziaire Williams clocked in 18.

Bronny James is expected to be drafted into the National Basketball Association as a high draft pick when the time comes. Do you think he will end up being even better than his dad?

LeBron James has been known to engage in quite a few antics on social media and last night was no different as he spent quite a bit of time on Instagram. At one point, James shared a weird fart analogy before upping the ante and posting some wholesome content alongside his family. TikTok is all the rage these days and it appears as though this video was made specifically for that platform.

In the video below, you can see LeBron, his wife Savannah, and his three kids: Bronny, Bryce, and Zhuri. Throughout the video, all five of them flexed their dancing abilities and it seemed to be pretty coordinated. It’s important to note that the star of the video was quite clearly Zhuri who made sure she was front and center in all of it. Even the comments section had to agree that Zhuri stole the show from everyone else.

If LeBron is smart, he will continue to do the TikTok thing until he can start making some money from it. We know the superstar is a businessman and if the check is in reach, why not put out your hand? In all seriousness though, it’s cool to see LeBron having these family moments during his off time. The life of an NBA player can be hectic and sometimes it’s important to remind yourself what really matters.

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers were originally scheduled to host the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday night, but the game was rightfully postponed in the aftermath of Kobe Bryant's death. One of the best ways for LeBron to cope with the passing of Kobe was to go watch his son, LeBron James Jr., and the rest of the Sierra Canyon boy's basketball team. And they didn't disappoint. 

As seen in the footage embedded below, Bronny threw down an impressive alley-oop off a baseline inbounds pass during the team's 83-57 victory over Campbell Hall.

LeBron James Jr. is just a freshman at Sierra Canyon High School but he has already become one of the most recognizable young basketball players on the planet. Being in the spotlight at such a young age, as his father LeBron James knows all too well, comes with swarms of fans and supporters as well as hecklers and haters.

During Monday's game at the Hoophall Classic in Springfield, a fan in attendance threw what appeared to be a piece of food or trash at Bronny as he was inbounding the ball. Apparently, the culprit was a young boy who issued this apology on YouTube last night.

The description for that video reads:

"I’m sorry @james family for what I did , I’m a huge fan and I was just trying to get bronnys attention I didn’t want to hurt anyone, I was actually there at Springfield college during hoophall I’m not lying or trying to “get clout “ I was in the front area seats the people around me were not my parents my parents were sitting a couple seats away because I wanted to sit closer

I was calling out bronnys name and just wanted him to see me the security never threw me out they never knew it was me but my mom still took me home we knew I was wrong and it not a good thing to do , believe me or not I want to send out an apology to bronny because me and my family discussed it and knew it was the right thing to do"

Video footage of the incident quickly circulated on twitter, prompting the following response from LeBron himself, "Hating has no age limit! #JamesGang is build for it and well equipped. As we proceed."

When your father is arguably one of the best NBA players to ever step in the paint, it’s going to be difficult to follow in his footsteps. Nevertheless, Bronny James Jr. is carving out his own lane in the basketball world as the Sierra Canyon School sports star carries on the James name. LeBron is front and center at Bronny’s games when he can make it, but even with the championship basketball player in attendance, his son is a target for abusive behavior.

On Monday (January 20) Sierra Canyon went up against Paul VI Catholic High School from Virginia in front of a packed auditorium of 4,000 people. LeBron reportedly entered the room to roaring applause, but even with all of the support, someone thought it was appropriate to throw something at Bronny during the game.

According to Yahoo Sports, it was near the beginning of the second half when someone in the stands tossed a piece of candy at Bronny, causing the referee to interrupt gameplay. As LeBron shook his head in disgust, security escorted the person out of the auditorium. The young James’s teammate Ziaire Willaims told Yahoo Sports, “You’d be surprised by all the stuff Bronny has to go through. It’s not fair, but he doesn’t let it faze him at all. I’m learning how to be more like that from him and he’s younger than me.”

Later, LeBron took to Instagram to publicly declare how proud he is of his son. “Know I got your back and front throughout it all! I’d die for you and your siblings,” the Los Angeles Lakers star wrote. “Never waver no matter what disrespect, hate, envy, jealousy, etc comes your way! Only push forward and continue to be the great kid/young man/person you are! Love you kid!! ❤️ #JamesGang?.”