LeBron James RUINED this fan’s life #nba #lebronjames #basketball

[Magic]

I bet if bro asked for 500$ bron would've gave it to him 😂

[dankclashgaming]

Bro tried to copyright lebron from lebron😐

[danblyth]

Bro LeBron could’ve just said “then don’t post pictures of me without my permission”

[codeinememeing]

Dude… don’t spread false information. When you don’t know what the hell your talking about. A quick google search says that after lebron counter sued, he settled with the photographer outside of court. The photographer probably made money if anything

[Boogy]

This dude recorded this at 3:00 in the morning laying in bed

[Treyswervo]

Sue labron for posting a picture that you took of him 😂😂

[alterkan]

Bro really tried to sue lebron because he posted a picture of himself

[ciroscuotto]

imagine taking a picture of someone, and then trying to sue them for posting it lol

[nyzwitstixks]

the photographer isn’t bankrupt, they settled outside of court….

[CrawfishPlays]

LeBron could have said “ Now who’s the one who dunked? “

[DXZCentralMusic]

He sued lebron for using lebron on his “Lebron” Facebook page? This ain’t add up bruh 😂😂🤣

[slezyflowmanny]

Meanwhile on espn: how does this affect the kd trade

[ypmeccm]

LBJ would've gave him 500$ if they talked properly but man sued him Instantly.

[dtyrique]

“You’ll be hearing from my lawyer soon” 🤡😂

[dylanelliott]

Bron should get it for free tbh becaus that’s a picture of him, like imagine someone says you have to buy a picture of yourself if you want it

[lucasjefferson]

Anyon3 else gonna question why lebron cant have pic of HIMSELF

[Alex-nhhb]

Lebron wasn’t even charging him to use his likeness for money and he really tried to sue lebron 😂

[FitMatt]

Little insight from a photographer here…the reason this is a big deal…Lebron is an athlete who performs at a public event where photography is allowed. The photographer takes pictures as a business and even as an art and (Like Lebron making money playing) wants to make money off of the picture that he took time to take and edit and make look good. So yes, using the photo that someone took (even though its a photo of Lebron) without paying for it, is still technically stealing someone else’s work.

[devinbookermvp]

That’s sounds like homeboy ruined his on life

[MichaelDonCorleone]

That’s petty he got what he deserved, imagine getting sued for posting YOURSELF