"Future Globetrotter"- Fans impressed with Zion Williamson's break dance followed by reverse dunk on Jordan Brand tour

High-flying forward Zion Williamson is currently overseas in China for Jordan Brand's 'China Family Tour.' Alongside several of the biggest names in basketball today, like Jayson Tatum, Luka Doncic, and Paolo Banchero, Williamson is set to hit several areas around Shanghai and Beijing. The tour is the first of its kind, having started this week and running through Sep. 2.

At one of the tour's early stops, Zion Williamson can be seen spinning around on the ground while dribbling a ball, before then gathering for an effortless reverse jam. The display earned the Pelicans star a loud round of applause from fans, who were left stunned by the former No. 1 pick.

The stop appears to be the first of several on the inaugural Jordan brand tour, with footage emerging of Williamson, Tatum, Banchero, and Doncic all arriving in China on Wednesday.

Immediately after the footage began to circulate on X, formerly known as Twitter, the NBA community began to weigh in, sharing their reactions to Williamson's stunt.

"Future Globetrotter," one wrote.

"My nigga's a beast like ninja turtle," another joked.

Others joked about the recent Olympic breakdancing display of Australian competitor RayGunn:

"He would have won Olympic gold in break dancing with this," one fan wrote.

Others weighed in on Zion Williamson's slimmed-down physique:

"Boy lost a couple pounds league not ready," said another.

"Skinny Zion can do all that," another fan commented.

Jordan Brand's China Family Tour with Zion Williamson, Luka Doncic, Jayson Tatum and Paolo Banchero

Earlier this week, Jordan Brand sent out a press release, announcing that some of the brand's biggest stars would be heading to China for the first-ever China Family Tour. According to Sports Illustrated, which relayed the content of the press release, the tour had several stops planned at "pivotal locations" in Beijing and Shanghai.

The players touched down in China on Wednesday, with photos and videos of their arrival immediately making the rounds on social media. According to the press release from Jordan Brand, relayed by Sports illustrated:

"This groundbreaking tour is more than just a series of events; it's a cultural experience aimed at connecting Jordan Brand athletes with the youth of China.

"This tour represents a historic moment as these athletes bring the essence of Jordan Brand to China, emphasizing our dedication to growing the game and the culture that Michael Jordan made global."

Throughout the tour's stops in Shanghai and Beijing, the NBA stars will reportedly make appearances at youth basketball camps, Jordan World of Flight Beijing Sanlitun, and even attend the Next Stop Dongdan Streetball finals.

After the tour ends on Sep. 2, Jayson Tatum will have several weeks before training camps open on Sep. 24 for the Celtics and Nuggets ahead of the NBA Abu Dhabi Games. Zion Williamson, Luka Doncic, and Paolo Banchero will all have an extra week before training camps start for the 2024-25 season.