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LeBron James’ longevity in the NBA is something that continues to amaze every fan of the sport. It’s not just the longevity that boggles the minds, it’s the consistent domination he brings to the floor at age 38! If you think about it, it wouldn’t be a surprise if one day the world wakes up to the news that Bron is not human. In a recent Instagram post that King James himself posted, he plays at this idea. In the reel that has since been deleted, we see the viral video of a woman on an airplane who is screaming, “That m*****f***** back there is not real,” pointing at something. Except in Bron’s version, the ‘something’ the woman points at is an edited picture of Bron in action. He shared this reel with the caption, “Somebody come get her ASAP! She tryna blow my damn cover.” https://image-cdn.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/bronny-bron.mp4 [https://image-cdn.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/bronny-bron.mp4] This is a developing story 

Lebron James immediately deletes an Instagram post that shows an edited version of a viral video, outing him as not real

Tsuktibenla T Jamir is an NBA author at EssentiallySports. Armed with a Masters
in Journalism from the prestigious Delhi School of Journalism, this Nagaland
native combines her academic prowess with her passion for the game to craft
compelling narratives that bring the NBA to life. She finds immense joy in
dissecting the journeys of the athletes who make the game larger than life.
Beyond basketball, Tsuktibenla is a guitarist, cinephile, and literary
enthusiast, weaving her eclectic interests into the vibrant tapestry of her
work.

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Tsuktibenla T Jamir is an NBA author at EssentiallySports. Armed with a Masters in Journalism from the prestigious Delhi School of Journalism, this Nagaland native combines her academic prowess with her passion for the game to craft compelling narratives that bring the NBA to life. She finds immense joy in dissecting the journeys of the athletes who make the game larger than life. Beyond basketball, Tsuktibenla is a guitarist, cinephile, and literary enthusiast, weaving her eclectic interests into the vibrant tapestry of her work.