LeBron James invokes ‘crazy plane lady’ Tiffany Gomas to tout 40-point performance in Lakers win
NY Post
LeBron James was feeling himself on Sunday after he scored 40 points in the Los Angeles Lakers’ 129-120 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Lakers superstar posted a video of Tiffany Gomas, the woman known as the “viral plane lady” or “crazy plane lady,” in the midst of her famous rant from earlier this year.
As she shouts, “this motherf—er back there is not real,” Gomas points to a photo of James in the plane aisle.
“Somebody come get her ASAP! She trying to blow my damn cover!” James wrote as the caption
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