LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers has demonstrated his dancing prowess throughout his illustrious NBA career (he is presently in season 22), and his expertise on the dance floor is unmatched.
James is widely regarded as the best basketball player of all time. He is a highly vocal athlete whose words, gestures, and actions have a significant influence on both the sports world and worldwide society.
LeBron’s ability to follow trends is excellent, so it was hardly surprising that he joined the most recent viral craze: yelling “Mustard” in imitation of Kendrick Lamar’s lyrics from one of the rapper’s most recent songs, “TV Off.”
Around two minutes into the song, Kendrick Lamar yells, “Mustard!” in reference to producer Dijon Isaiah McFarlane, who produced both Kendrick’s global hit song “Not Like Us” and “TV Off.” From McDonald’s to Shrek, and even pastors, the rapper’s delivery of the term became an immediate smash.
LeBron James sides with Kendrick Lamar in the Drake beef
When “TV Off” came on during a Lakers warm-up, LeBron couldn’t help but yell “Mustard!” as he joyfully danced and dribbled the ball. Furthermore, James’s acts have a deeper significance.
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— Shrek (@Shrek) November 23, 2024
Anyone who jams, rocks, or dances to the beat of Kendrick’s song is making fun of Canadian rapper Drake, as it is regarded as a subtly disparaging song (similar to “Not Like Us”).
Drake has gradually lost his prominence, but Lamar is having a lot of success. Fans of his new album “GNX” are exploding with praise and enthusiasm on the internet. Additionally, Kendrick is getting ready for his performance at the Super Bowl LIX Halftime Show, which will take place in New Orleans on February 9, 2025.
As part of a group of rappers who rocked the stage at the Super Bowl LVI Halftime Show, which was hosted by famed producer Dr. Dre and featured special guests including Snoop Dogg, Mary J. Blige, 50 Cent, and Kendrick, Kendrick has already played at the Super Bowl, but not as the main act.
