"Did u really ask his son": Hoops fans react to Bryce James, Jerzy Robinson and other HS hoopers guessing LeBron James' age 

Nothing beats a playful session with rising high school basketball players, talking about NBA legends, and that's what 'NBA Future Starts Now' (@nbafuturestartsnow) planned to do in a collaboration post with the NBA (@nba).

On Saturday, Bryce James, Jerzy Robinson, and Chris Cenac were asked the age of NBA legend LeBron James, and the internet was amused. Fans have posted their reactions and can't get over the hosts asking Bryce James his dad's age.

"Did you really ask his son," said a fan.

"Imagine his own son don't know nun about his age," commented another fan.

"You really asked his son how old is he," wrote a user.

Fan reactions in the comment section (Image Source: Instagram/@nbafuturestartsnow)

Moreover, fans teased the possibility that Bryce may not know LeBron's age.

"If Bryce got it wrong he was going to LeGet it," commented a fan.

"Imagine if Bryce said wrongly," wrote a user.

"They asked LeSeed? of course, he knows," said another fan.

Fan reactions in the comment section (Image Source: Instagram/@nbafuturestartsnow)

The post also featured Kayden Allen, Chris Nwuli, and Davion Hannah, among others.

LeBron James is bestowed with the title of "King James" by his fans. The four-time champion is 39 years old and will celebrate his 40th birthday on Monday.

He currently plays for the LA Lakers alongside his son, Bronny. Last season, he became the NBA's all-time leading scorer, breaking the record of 38,387 points previously held by another NBA legend, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. The following year, he smashed records with 40,000 points, continuing his dominant position.

LeBron James' celebrated basketball career

James kicked off his career with the Cleveland Cavaliers and later on, went to play for the Miami Heat and the Lakers. He is also a four-time NBA Finals MVP, 20-time NBA All-Star, and three-time NBA All-Star Game MVP, among other accomplishments.

Aside from this, James also boasts a celebrated Olympic career. He is the first male basketball player in history to be the American flag-bearer at the Olympics opening ceremony. He boasts four Olympic medals as a part of the US basketball team: one bronze in 2004 and three gold medals in 2008, 2012, and 2024.

In the 2024 Paris Olympics, LeBron James captained the US team and clinched gold with a 98-87 win against the host country, France. James was awarded as the FIBA Men's Olympics MVP. He also was named to the FIBA Men's Olympics All-Star Five along with teammate Stephen Curry.