Lebron James Is Receiving A Ton Of Backlash For Doing This…

[Paragon-jz]

I mean lebron could have done a better job at telling the kid off

[TemTo]

Why can't people accept that celebrities can have some privacy

[Numberburgerkingfootlettuce]

I agree that LeBron shouldn't have handled the situation like that, but we have to remember that he is human too and is not required to take a picture with everybody who comes up to him.

[yodatwinkie]

If Lebron doesn’t want a picture with the kid why should he have to? Smdh

[TheRDream]

Too be fair, it did look like he had the medal on to celebrate. It was a safer decision then to take a picture with the risk of the medal being stolen.

[travjt]

Lebrun was right as he is always right, and I would have done the same.

[Physictsdrumtoo]

Famous people are allowed to reject.
The fact people think they are entitled to a picture or an autograph is vacuous.

[pileotires]

Celebrities don't owe you anything when they're living their private lives. I get he should be a bit nicer to a kid, but I can't imagine having phones shoved in my face all of the time

[Hell-Films]

Do people not understand people have personal bubbles. That might be the real reason why lebron james got angry. The kid got super close, and Lebron James wasn't happy that the kid got too close. The kid should have asked for a picture. But not in fade Lebron James space. It's not that hard to understand. Someone's personal space.

[denzelburnside]

Celebirties are humans too, they have boundaries they set like any other human being. Ofc if some random fan gets in his personal space he's gonna get mad, many people would too. But look, ill give the haters the benefit of the doubt. Maybe the yelling wasn't the best response to this situation (especially to a young fan who doesn't know better), but as said: We all have boundaries and have different ways of expressing those boundaries to people such as yelling at them to back off or saying they're uncomfortable.

[NotFanti]

If that kid took a picture the whole town would’ve came running he probably wanted to get out of there fast

[treydaypnw]

Yeah, he probably, in all honesty, shouldn't have reacted that way, but i understand. Sometimes, people just don't want to be bothered by strangers. I'm sure more often than not, he's very cordial and accommodating to the fans 95% of the time.

[charliesofficialchannel]

bro went “you are my sunshine🌞” to “you are my sunshine🌚”

[Quikturns]

He is human too, he's allowed to have his own boundaries

[mikejones]

He invaded his personal space. But there's a better way of handling that

[ArchivedPlaytime]

Honestly he doesn’t look like he flipped out, plus it’s a picture, some people just look like that at times, it really matters what happened, he was likely tired front eh match, a bit drunk, and wanted to go to a club, and not deal with fans, it just looks like he said no and used his hands with a gesture of no. I could be wrong but he doesn’t look like he is that mad, and he seems very calm in the photo.

[RenardWilliams-ck]

He did right I'm not taking no pic with a kid in front of a night club

[invalidxx]

celeberities are allowed to have their boundaries

[GoobertThest]

Bro people need to stop getting but hurt about stuff. Respect people man. When celebrities don’t want a picture with you, deal with it, don’t go out on a rage and tweet online, “oh he sucks” like come on.

[bugout_speckle-_-]

But something ppl need to understand americans like their personal space but in Europe where paris is ppl are very close and dont really have personal space so the kid got close bc hes used to that but lebron pushed him away bc he is use to personal space.