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LeBron James Wears 'OJ Gloves' to Drive Around LA at 1 a.m. After Loss, Cracks Up Internet


I don't think LeBron James realizes how hilarious he is. The King is quite literally one of the most amusing athletes in sports right now, and he does it without even trying.

Wednesday night, following a tough Los Angeles Lakers' loss 120-107 loss to the Sacramento Kings, James decided not to show his frustration about the game in a post-game press conference, but on his Instagram story.

In the video, James can be seen driving on the highway while listening to "Lose Control" by Silk.

It's good to see that LeBron James has good taste in R&B music.

While it seems that Bron was simply enjoying a late-night drive, fans on social media had fun with the post and decided to poke fun at it.

Some of them even noticed the leather driving glove James was sporting during his late-night ride.

Again, this post in itself is harmless, but it's sometimes amusing to see that some of the biggest professional athletes in the world still have moments where they act just like the rest of us.

I'm sure we've all had those nights where we're not happy with the way things are going in our lives, so we simply take a drive at night to take our minds off of things.

The same could go for LeBron, as the Lakers are holding on to a play-in spot and are currently 9th in the loaded Western Conference. Not to mention, the Lakers have lost eight of their last 10 previous meetings against the Kings, it seems that they have their number.

Unlike a couple of years ago, this LeBron-led team is not seeking to win an NBA Championship.They're just fighting to make the playoffs. It seems that could be taking a toll on James' mental, as he's not used to losing like this.

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