Lebron constantly referring to Kyrie as a "Kid"

[Tarik One]

I'm feeling like Skip Bayless right now.

I just find it interesting...especially considering Kyrie's contributions and tenure.

It's probably tongue and cheek anyway. Any chance Lebron is reaffirming his superiority on the team?

Kinda reminds me of Shaq and his "young buck" Kobe references

[FatComputerNerd]

don't reach

[Akrazotile]

I think it's a compliment, basically saying to people "you aint seen nothin yet, the sky's the limit for this guy" (with the proper tutilege from LeHung, of course)

[hateraid]

Everyone is a kid when you're older. It's more an insult to himself referring to himself as old

[warriorfan]

lebron being disrespectful and condescending to his teammates?

no way, this has never happened before

:lol

[SexSymbol]

I've watched Kyrie's interview after the game today and he was talking about how he motivates his teammates, how is he leading them and then in the end he says and oh obviously LeBron is great I defer to him too. Kyrie wants to take over, but is smart enough that he's not fully ready yet for that.

[LBJFTW]

I've watched Kyrie's interview after the game today and he was talking about how he motivates his teammates, how is he leading them and then in the end he says and oh obviously LeBron is great I defer to him too. Kyrie wants to take over, but is smart enough that he's not fully ready yet for that.

May the powers that be have mercy on their souls once Kyrie is ready.

Durant is so screwed.....

[bdreason]

I'm sorry, but when you're a 24 year old multi-millionaire, someone calling you a "kid" is not a compliment.

[FatComputerNerd]

But he is a kid

[hateraid]

I'm sorry, but when you're a 24 year old multi-millionaire, someone calling you a "kid" is not a compliment.
Depends on the context. I call 20 year old's kids all the time, even if they are more successful than me

[moongaze]

I'm feeling like Skip Bayless right now.

I just find it interesting...especially considering Kyrie's contributions and tenure.

It's probably tongue and cheek anyway. Any chance Lebron is reaffirming his superiority on the team?

Kinda reminds me of Shaq and his "young buck" Kobe references

Kyrie is a kid. I'm 6 months older than lebron. There's a huge difference between 31,32 and 24

[GrapeApe]

Getting older tends to put age in a different perspective. My grandparents refer to my parents as kids, and they're in their 50's. At 24 years old you're definitely still a kid to the majority of the world.

[Dro]

Getting older tends to put age in a different perspective. My grandparents refer to my parents as kids, and they're in their 50's. At 24 years old you're definitely still a kid to the majority of the world.
Exactly, hell I'm 35 and if you're like under 24-25, I consider you a kid...You haven't seen half of what life will throw at you yet, even though you may have been through a lot already to be 24.

[Dr Seuss]

lebron trying to be the dad he never had

[bdreason]

Depends on the context. I call 20 year old's kids all the time, even if they are more successful than me


20 year old people are still in school, most likely. 24 year old people are probably working professionals. And those people you call "kids", are probably offended by it.

[jstern]

Once you hit a certain age you tend to call younger people kids. There's nothing much to it other than this person is much younger than me, and you think it automatically.

Kobe says it constantly.

[GINOBILI!]

Lebron is a cocky douche with a huge ego. What's new?

[Poetry]

lebron being disrespectful and condescending to his teammates?

Nah, I refer to Kyrie as a kid too.


The kid is one of the most talented PGs in the game and he's basically a college senior.

[Funktion]

When watching it live I kind of laughed about the kid thing too. Kyrie seems very well spoken however, never really heard him speak.

[LilEddyCurry]

Isn't Uncle Drew 60+ years old? :biggums:

[Finger Roll]

Dana White might be the best though.

[knicksman]

This guy is being carried by kyrie yet calls him a kid? Lol insecurity