Lebron is starting to look like an old man. LeGrandpa

[LosScandalous]

He's aged pretty poorly over the years

http://cdn3.sbnation.com/imported_assets/384205/sebastian-telfair-and-lebron-james.jpg
2003 looks like a kid still, hairline there
http://i.imgur.com/AKpipdX.jpg
2005
http://www1.pictures.gi.zimbio.com/LeBron+James+2007+ESPY+Awards+Press+Room+23kPQoLji omx.jpg
2007 hairline starts to go haywire
http://str8nyc.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/lebrongq.jpg
2009 his peak, after this everything else goes downhill
http://nimg.sulekha.com/sports/original700/lebron-james-2011-4-23-15-11-58.jpg
2011 oh my god
http://www.vivelohoy.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/lebron-James.jpg
today speechless, roids?

Miami is putting too much stress on old man James. kobe 17 to now has barely aged a day in the face, at least his hairline started to go naturally.

[KyleKong]

http://memecrunch.com/meme/4EG9/kobe-s-hairline/image.png
:lol

[Bandito]

Lebron was already looked like a 40 year old man when he joined. :roll:

[TylerOO]

Who cares what he looks like? Hes playing phenomenal

[bmd]

Roids? Because his hair is thinning?

My grandpa on my mom's side started losing his hair at 16.

One of my good friends was the same way. He was completely bald on top at 22.

[KyleKong]

Roids? Because his hair is thinning?

My grandpa on my mom's side started losing his hair at 16.

One of my good friends was the same way. He was completely bald on top at 22.

Your Grandpa was clearly juicing. :lol

[Iceberg Slim]

why does his hair line matter:facepalm

[NumberSix]

dat HGH

[bmd]

Your Grandpa was clearly juicing. :lolWell, both my grandpa and my friend were and are naturally very muscular without even working out. My friend is built like a tank, and my grandpa was too when he was younger.

I guess it has something to do with naturally high levels of testosterone that caused them to go bald so early and be so strong.

[dbk123]

you do know that a persons face can change in 11 years right?

[funnystuff]

Tard op thinks people should look the same for 11 years.

[kamil]

Roids? Because his hair is thinning?

My grandpa on my mom's side started losing his hair at 16.

One of my good friends was the same way. He was completely bald on top at 22.

Roids do NOT affect hairline or thinning. Its in his genes, he's just got androgenic alopecia. Most guys on this forum will have at eventually as well. Unfortunately for LeBron* he's going through it earlier.

[SnakePlissken]

He looks 10 years older... oh wait, that's how much he SHOULD look. So what's the problem (besides his hairline)? :confusedshrug:

[Smoke117]

Yeah he's what, 28? Everybody is sucking Kobe's **** for having a good year when all they did was RUN OFFENSE. In 2012 he sucked because they played slowdown...so they switched to up tempo and everyone sucks his ****. Pathetic. His defensive was ****ing atrocious. Kobe was overrated as ****.

[LikeABosh]

OMG it looks like he's aged like ten years! :coleman:

[LosScandalous]

He looks 10 years older... oh wait, that's how much he SHOULD look. So what's the problem (besides his hairline)? :confusedshrug:

wrinkly, kobe does not have a wrinkle on his face, hell even MJ at 50 doesen't have that much. the real goats have dracula blood and don't age.

[ShaqAttack3234]

Yeah, Lebron looks like he's in his 40's, but why is this supposed to be interesting? It's not the first time someone has said this, and I don't see why it's anymore interesting than the fact that Steph Curry looks like a teenager, or why BJ Armstrong did when he played.

And like others, I've known a number of people who lose their hair early. I had a grandfather who was completely bald in his 20's, and this was the late 1930's so I think it's safe to say he wasn't on steroids.

Rather than singling out Lebron for his hairline as evidence of steroid use, why not look at the whole league? A surprising amount of NBA players lose their hair at a very young age. MJ and Clyde Drexler also come to mind.

I realize Lebron is an easy target for jokes about his hairline because he's clearly insecure about it, plus people like to hate on him for anything, but using these sort of things as evidence of roids is laughable.

[bmd]

Roids do NOT affect hairline or thinning. Its in his genes, he's just got androgenic alopecia. Most guys on this forum will have at eventually as well. Unfortunately for LeBron* he's going through it earlier.I never said they do. I was responding to the OP who suggested steroids.

[Sharmer]

Yeah, Lebron looks like he's in his 40's, but why is this supposed to be interesting? It's not the first time someone has said this, and I don't see why it's anymore interesting than the fact that Steph Curry looks like a teenager, or why BJ Armstrong did when he played.

And like others, I've known a number of people who lose their hair early. I had a grandfather who was completely bald in his 20's, and this was the late 1930's so I think it's safe to say he wasn't on steroids.

Rather than singling out Lebron for his hairline as evidence of steroid use, why not look at the whole league? A surprising amount of NBA players lose their hair at a very young age. MJ and Clyde Drexler also come to mind.

I realize Lebron is an easy target for jokes about his hairline because he's clearly insecure about it, plus people like to hate on him for anything, but using these sort of things as evidence of roids is laughable.

Great post.

[willds09]

u mean queen legrandma?:lol

[imdaman99]

http://kids.woot.com/offers/my-first-sports-1000-card-collection

even his rookie cards go for less than $20. all it took was 1 playoff choke :facepalm