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WATCH: LeBron James goes viral in bizarre clip with Lakers’ executives Jeanie Buss and Linda Rambis

LeBron James didn’t play Friday night against the Milwaukee Bucks but still managed to go viral while sitting court side thanks to a bizarre interaction with Los Angeles Lakers executives Jeanie Buss and Linda Rambis. 

LeBron James with Jeanie Buss and Linda Rambis

This is weird. 

LeSchmooze was having the time of his life with Jeanie and Linda, eh? Good for him. I guess.

It is somewhat weird behavior from the two women who are technically James’ bosses, hanging all over the him while he almost certainly was telling a million different made up stories while also appearing to acknowledge “International Women’s Day” – according to the lip readers on social media. 

I wish LeBron James would just sit court side with his teammates. I get it. He’s “The King” blah blah blah but at the same time, you have to think the rest of his teammates are like “dude…what are you doing?” every time he pulls shit like this in the stands while everyone else is trying to win basketball games.

Everyone is being a little too “handsy” in the video but honestly, who am I to judge? I wouldn’t be acting that way with one of my employees but after a few drinks I guess you never know.

James and his bosses had a front row seat to the Lakers beating the Bucks. D’Angelo Russell finished with a season-high 44 points on 17/25 shooting to go along with 6 rebounds, 9 assists, and 9 triples.

Following the game, DLo hit us with this gem 

I know you probably are thinking he’s talking about having a career-night while LeBron stole the show by flirting with the Lakers’ front office, but apparently he was addressing trade rumors. 

I’ve always been a fan of DLo so whatever works for me. I wanted him in a Philadelphia 76ers uniform playing with Ben Simmons but unlike Jeannie Buss and Linda Rambis, not everyone gets what they want. 

Lakers Social Media loves DLo

Friday was just the 9th game James has missed this season over the Lakers’ first 65 games. As of late, he’s been dealing with an ankle injury. 

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