Bronny James hits back at heckler in viral video: ‘Your chain fake’
NY Post
Bronny James was mouthing off to fans while his father wasn’t around.
While LeBron was back rehabbing his groin injury in Los Angeles, Bronny was playing in Denver with the Lakers and felt it was time to fire back at a heckling fan.
James, who has been the subject of much vitriol and anguish throughout his rookie season, looked at a heckling fan to tell him, “your chain fake.”
The hilarious chirp was followed by the fan posting a selfie with the chain that surely looks fake.
Perhaps it’s no coincidence that the Lakers’ rookie guard felt confident enough to finally clap back at a fan with his father — who has been very protective of his son — not around and while also receiving some legitimate minutes with the team.
LeBron has previously yelled at ESPN host Stephen A. Smith for comments surrounding his son.
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