Michael B. Jordan being a mediocre actor isn't nepotism. He earned the right to being a mediocre actor by working his way up the industry with no connects. As far as I am aware, the same is true with Ryan Reynolds.
There was an analysis done at some point during the Obama administration that showed the gains in black Wealth almost entirely went to the top 1 percent of black people.
I think people are underestimating how playing next to Lebron and for essentially “Lebrons team” will make Bronny a good player
Bron will set up Bronny to get open shots and guide him on every aspect of the nba game
This was the only way Bronny was entering the nba without 2-3 more years of college
By the time Lebron retires I bet Bronny can hold his own and will have a solid career ahead of him
Or maybe he just lets Brice take the baton
Either way the Bronny experiment will work.
It’s a win win.
Don’t let Bron and Bronny win a championship in LA. That’ll be the GOAT moment in sports history
Thanasis is like the laughing stock of the NBA though
Like people make fun of him constantly on social media, there's lowlight reels of him all the time
So if Bronny is aspiring to be that, then that's fine lol but don't get mad when he gets clowned
Thanasis got drafted completely on his own merits btw, Giannis wasn't shyt when the Knicks took Thanasis. Now, it didn't take them long to find out he didn't belong anywhere near an NBA roster, but yeah his brother being an ATG has got him a job going on 5+ years now which is crazy
I actually don't mind Bronny being drafted I'm just annoyed at people acting like this is something it isn't. Bron wants to be the first player to play with his son, fine, but it's people acting like he's got some great talent annoy the shyt outta me. He hasn't shown anything to be thinking he's an NBA player and people with his physical profile are usually very dominant HS players who have college success just to get a shot at the NBA let alone do anything in the league
Most black are not in a position to practice nepotism. You’re conflating being held to the same standards, which I agree with - with nepotism. Black people practicing nepotism are usually just helping other well off black people - what does that do for the average person?I'm all for black nepotism. And you know what, I'm all for black mediocrity getting chances. A Ryan Reynolds made his name off being mediocre. Why can't Michael B Jordan make bread just being aight? That said, the league will determine if Bronny is trash or if he sees another NBA contract
you actually think bronny will play consistently
This nikka will get burn in one game for that moment and then be sent down to the gleague
Nepotism is bad. I don't think that's a bold statement. I personally don't give a fukk about black people doing it, because as with most advantageous things we haven't had an opportunity to benefit from it for the longest. On top of that, I know our community polices itself on quality far more stringently than others anyway. That was the Ryan Reynolds part. Replace him with Chris Hemsworth, another mediocre actor who did get put on because of family ties. I clearly didn't state MBJ or RR got put on because of nepotism btw, I was talking about the perception each has in their respective communities while being mediocre.
