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Dat Kang fatherhood
You could blame his game all you want, but the dude takes care of his family, and not just monetarily. Here he is at his kid's high school game, being just another fan on the stands...
He doesn't have to do that, he does it because he cares, tbh...
In a league where certain players change teams to duck their children or try to pedo it up with 16 years old after having 7 children with different baby mammas, the Kang chooses what's right.
Not a huge fan of the player, but certainly admire his character. Props...
Dat Kang fatherhood
great father, fights against Sterling/racism by delaying his decision... true role model for the black community
Of all the things I can criticize him for, his parenting isn't one of them. I still think he's a bit imature, but then again he's been filthy rich since he was 18.
He's definitely one of the nicest guy in the league and I like how he really values his family. I just hope he's not fronting like MJ. That would be disappointing.
He's just doing it for attention
Sitting in the front row making that old white grandma with arthritis in her knees sit in the back of the bus curled up with no legroom. smh
Are the kids behind him the bench?
Completely agree tbh.
Thats not high school though.
We idolize our athletes far too much. This is why I dont get some of you on who the person is off the court, its about the person on the court
Thats not high school though.
Bron's kids are going to be monsters by the time they're in high school. Too bad they're going to St. Vincent-St. Mary instead of Revere (district LeBron lives in.) Revere sucks ass in football and basketball and their most famous alum is Jeffrey Dahmer. They could use the help.
Do Kang feed them PEDs too?
class dad
You think thread's kids know how much the bag means to him?
Well, that's like a fine compensation for the reduced-hairline gene he imposes on his kid, tbh.
Lebrons an ok dude
I did a double-take when you said "high school." I was like, what the , Lebron had a kid when he was 15?
Dat Kang fatherhood
I did a double-take when you said "high school." I was like, what the , Lebron had a kid when he was 15?
IMO, it should be lauded because you can find all sorts of bull behavior throughout the league, as described in the OP... a fairly big, positive departure from dad killers or rapists, tbh...
This is actually a guy that could buy his way out of caring for his family, but instead puts the time and clearly values it.
He's talking about LeBron, not Kirby or Wade
If LeBron has PEDs he needs to feed them to Kyrie, not his kids.
It's sad when good parenting by athletes is the exception and not the rule.
I already knew he was a great father, I read about it on his app. Just tap "Bron Bron is a great father"
This. He does seem like a genuine father who enjoys his kids. I think some of of it is because his Pop was absent. In many cases kids that were abandoned by their father either do the same to their kids or go the other way and are great fathers and Im glad he does the latter. However it says a lot about the perception of young black rich men that we have to applaud him for things that any father SHOULD do. When he is not on the road playing why Would he not attend his son's games. My parents rarely saw me play but my pops worked 9 to 5 type jobs and my games usually started around the time he got off and my mom commuted further so I understood. James has no excuse to miss a game he can freaking helicopter to games if he wants to. And Father's SHOULD do everything possible to watch their kids play. Im glad he does and I like James especially with the Cavs ... but not sure why this warrants a thread. Unless it's to indict the ty fathers like Bird, Malone, Jalen Rose's pops etc that did not give a ...
I did a double-take when you said "high school." I was like, what the , Lebron had a kid when he was 15?
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