The four-time NBA champion goes viral after he's spotted enjoying the music during the 'HUMBLE' hitmaker's show in Vancouver, which he calls a 'beautiful, wonderful city.'
- Aug 30, 2022
AceShowbiz - LeBron James is trending on the Internet after he got a little bit crazy during a concert. The four-time NBA champion has gone viral for his wild dance moves at Kendrick Lamar's concert in Vancouver, Canada.
In footage that went viral on Twitter, the 37-year-old basketball star could be seen feeling himself as Kendrick and Baby Keem performed their hit song "Family Ties". Dressed in all white, the 6'9" athlete stood out while rocking out on the VIP section of the floor. "@KingJames rocking out at @kendricklamar show in #Vancouver," tweeted Mike Man a.k.a. @chubbyvegan18. "Great Show! Two Kings brought their A-Game tonight! #LeBron #kendrick."
After his Vancouver trip, LeBron said he loved spending time in the city. "Vancouver!! Thank you for the hospitality over the weekend," he wrote in a tweet on Monday, August 29. The athlete continued, "1st time in your beautiful, wonderful city! @kendricklamar you're 1 of a kind my brother! SPECIAL show by a SPECIAL person! Appreciate the love!"
The show coincided with LeBron's wife Savannah James' birthday. She turned 26 on August 27. They seemingly celebrated the special moment in Vancouver. LeBron also turned to his Instagram page to mark the milestone. "Happy Bday Queen!!! @mrs_savannahrj Live.Laugh.Love [brown heart emojis] LOVE YOU!!" he wrote along with a photo of his gorgeous wife.
As for LeBron and Kendrick, the two have developed a strong friendship over the years. In 2018, the "HUMBLE" rapper made time to visit the team at the Lakers practice facility, per LeBron's request. "The homie @kendricklamar came in today and blessed us all with mad game talk, inspiration, drive and what it means to get to the mountain top from the bottom and remain there throughout it all. Appreciate you brother," wrote the sportsman.
LeBron is enjoying the final weeks of his offseason as the 2022-23 NBA season starts in October. Along with seeking the 18th championship with the team, the Lakers star is currently working on a handful of projects with his various business ventures, including producing Netflix's upcoming documentary, "The Redeem Team".
