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Los Angeles saw history last night as the LA Rams won the Super Bowl for the first time since 2000. The Rams went all in this season and got in some serious heat. Likewise, it payed off in their favor as they were crowned the champions of the football world. Meanwhile, another major thing that came out was a LeBron James commercial, with him having a conversation with his 17-YO self. And this had even the King feeling a little weird.

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LeBron admitted on Twitter that he felt ‘trippy’ about his commercial.

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Similar to the Rams, LeBron has been creating history while he dominates with the Los Angeles Lakers. Recently, he surpassed Kareem Abdul Jabbar for most combined points in regular season and playoffs in NBA history. This isn’t the first of his achievements and it surely won’t be his last. The King is yet to show signs of slowing down despite being 37. He seems to have found a new gear and it is embracing his role to the fullest.

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LeBron James feels weird talking to younger self

While James is a monumental figure in the basketball world, it wasn’t exactly the case before he got into the league. The stakes were high when a teenager LeBron James played for St. Mary Vincent high school in Ohio. He took up the nickname ‘The Chosen One’ and had huge expectations on his back. Back then, any 17-year-old kid would crumble with the mountains of pressure on him. However, the King prevailed.

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While joining hands with crypto.com, LeBron made a Super Bowl commercial that had him talking to his past self. LeBron spoke to his younger version about the future and how things are changing. But when a young James asked whether he made it, LeBron simply said he can’t tell him everything. The commercial was a home run but for the L-Train.

While it may have been weird watching himself, James sent a powerful message to everyone. He passed on how it is the person’s actions that control the future, and anything is possible when they take their own decisions. That may have risk, but it sure pays off when combined with the right attitude.

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Anuj Talwalkar is a senior NBA Newsbreak specialist at EssentiallySports, trusted for his real-time coverage and fast, accurate updates on league developments. With five NBA seasons and two Olympics coverages under his belt, Anuj stands out as the go-to reporter for the NBA Matchday Newsdesk. As part of the EssentiallySports Journalistic Excellence Program, he continuously refines his hard reporting with grounded storytelling shaped by fan culture and court-level insights. An economics graduate and lifelong OKC fan since the Supersonics era, Anuj combines analytical thinking and a genuine passion for basketball. He’s recognized for both his live news coverage and feature writing, with aspirations to someday interview Russell Westbrook. Anuj’s reporting is marked by its reliability, depth, and strong connection to the pulse of the NBA.

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