LeBron and Bronny James Share Laughs and Insights in Hilarious Team Video

Father-Son Duo Brings Comedy to the Court

This week, Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James and his son, Lakers guard Bronny James, teamed up for a lighthearted 'Spill the Tea' video, providing fans with both laughs and candid insights about their lives on and off the court. The video showcases the playful relationship between the two, with Bronny taking the opportunity to poke fun at LeBron's famous chalk toss pregame routine.

Bronny joked about the chalk dust that often lingers after his father's pregame rituals, asking, "How does it feel to get leftover chalk dust in your eyes?" LeBron humorously responded, "I actually don't feel the residue or whatever, the leftover chalk dust," explaining that it primarily affects his teammates who join in on the pregame handshakes.

The video took a further comedic turn when the pair discussed which Lakers player would be likely to dance first at an event. Unsurprisingly, Bronny chose LeBron as the most likely candidate to cut a rug, while LeBron believed that his son would excel as the best surfer on the roster.

Reflecting on Lakers Legacy

As their conversation deepened, Bronny inquired about LeBron's own experiences when he first signed with the Lakers in 2018. "I guess media day," LeBron recollected. He reflected on the awe of stepping into the storied franchise, remarking, "Seeing all the banners, seeing all the trophies, seeing the names on the wall," was a highlight that signified his entry into an organization with such a rich legacy.

Making headlines, the duo has become the first father-son combination to share the court in NBA history during the 2024-25 season. Currently, LeBron is averaging 20.3 points, 4.9 rebounds, and 6.5 assists per game, while Bronny has shown potential in the G League, with averages of 15.5 points and 5.0 assists per game when given extended playtime with the South Bay Lakers.

The light-hearted video not only showcases their familial bond but also provides a glimpse into their respective journeys in professional basketball, making it a must-watch for Lakers fans.