Back with Bryce James, son of LeBron James, making hilarious impression of his father in front of brother Bronny

Super star LeBron James had three children, two of whom followed in their father’s footsteps to play basketball. With all the school work and basketball practice, James’ second son Bryce James took some time to make a rather entertaining video.

The NBA continues in the Orlando bubble following a global shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With James in the lead bubble LA Lakers Towards their 17th championship, Bryce made a remarkably accurate impression of his father for a moment with his brother Bronny.

In the clip, the first thing to notice is Bryce’s low voice as he continues to say things his NBA dad would have said, or perhaps said at some point in the past.

“The only one. The king. The king is from Cleveland.” He continued to ask Bronny his height while keeping the character the same. After Bronny replied, he continued: “You’re 6-2 dang! You’re 15 years old 6-2? Dang! You’re probably 6-11 years old when you come out of your mother’s womb. My son. Yessir.”

The video was shared by LeBron James’ wife, Savannah, who couldn’t hold back her laughter. James, while in the bubble, also retweeted the video with smiley emojis.

After more than four months with his family due to the pandemic, James feels sad that he has to leave because of the bubble. The video shows how much time James has with his family, with Bryce giving his best impression of his father.

LeBron James has expressed his desire to play in the NBA with his son Bronny

Some dads have seen their sons play in the NBA but never had the honor of playing with them. James is looking forward to breaking that cycle and wants to be the first father to compete with his son in the tournament.

Despite being 37 years old, James continues to perform at an elite level, which shows that he can compete at the highest level for many years to come. With that in mind, playing alongside Bronny, who will qualify for the NBA in 2024 at the earliest, isn’t impossible for James.

There have been rumors that LeBron James is ready to leave the Lakers for a chance to play with his son if that is necessary. However, there is still a good chance that James will retire with the Lakers, or sign a one-day contract to retire with Cleveland Cavaliers.

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As things unfold on that front, James remains focused on the task at hand: winning another NBA title. James continued to put on great performances to help the Lakers win their 18th championship. Unfortunately, his efforts have not yielded many victories for Purple and Gold, who are currently 9th in the Western Conference rankings.