October 28, 201015 yr Interesting. I took the commerical as "I'm still here" and "deal with it." Yeah me too, I thought it was terrible honestly. It was almost a slap in our faces. How dare we question his moves and why he would do something and painting himself as the victim when in reality he brought it on all on himself.
October 28, 201015 yr He is a racist ... and doesn't deserve my time ... or anyone elses. I will also go with the age old argument .... that the fans deserve to say whatever they want about him ... because they are the root of his salary. What needs to happen ... is for people to ignore this infantile, childish ego maniac ... and not even acknowledge his existence. I wonder if the media will be racists then ....
October 28, 201015 yr Interesting. I took the commerical as "I'm still here" and "deal with it." Yeah me too, I thought it was terrible honestly. It was almost a slap in our faces. How dare we question his moves and why he would do something and painting himself as the victim when in reality he brought it on all on himself.I think we are all sort of on the same wave length here.
October 28, 201015 yr Entertain me and do magnificent things on the basketball court...that's all I ask. No problem with "The Decision" or "The Commercial". It would've been nice if neither would've happened. Only because of the time spent discussing it.
October 28, 201015 yr I loved it. I thought Nike did a great job as they always do. I love the sarcasm in it. The "Hi Chuck" part is great. This commercial makes me like LeBron more.
October 28, 201015 yr I loved it. I thought Nike did a great job as they always do. I love the sarcasm in it. The "Hi Chuck" part is great. This commercial makes me like LeBron more. That was a slam against Barkley and his weight as they showed the doughnut afterward. Then again, Barkley did have the "punk" comment about LeBron so maybe he had it coming, despite what him saying was true.
October 28, 201015 yr Author Yeah me too, I thought it was terrible honestly. It was almost a slap in our faces. How dare we question his moves and why he would do something and painting himself as the victim when in reality he brought it on all on himself. Come on now...Terrible? I'm sure it was something NIKE wanted to do but I see nothing wrong with it. The end of it was the best part, Is he supposed to be who we want him to be? I mean it's his life and I think people really overreacted to the whole situation, even though fans have the right to react how they want.
October 28, 201015 yr Author That was a slam against Barkley and his weight as they showed the doughnut afterward. Then again, Barkley did have the "punk" comment about LeBron so maybe he had it coming, despite what him saying was true. I believe there were more hidden remarks about others as well, besides Barkley.
October 28, 201015 yr Come on now...Terrible? I'm sure it was something NIKE wanted to do but I see nothing wrong with it. The end of it was the best part, Is he supposed to be who we want him to be? I mean it's his life and I think people really overreacted to the whole situation, even though fans have the right to react how they want. People maybe did overreact, but it was all brought on my himself. If you are going to hold a one hour show and use the media to throw an entire city under bus, he should be prepared to receive the backlash that comes with it. LeBron never has understood that and not sure he ever will.
October 28, 201015 yr I believe there were more hidden remarks about others as well, besides Barkley. Thanks, captain I think it is a cool commercial and I watch it every time. LeBron is pretty camera savvy as it is.
October 28, 201015 yr People maybe did overreact, but it was all brought on my himself. If you are going to hold a one hour show and use the media to throw an entire city under bus, he should be prepared to receive the backlash that comes with it. LeBron never has understood that and not sure he ever will. :thumb: It has nothing to do with the fact that he went to Miami it didn't matter to me where he went.
October 28, 201015 yr Author Thanks, captain I think it is a cool commercial and I watch it every time. LeBron is pretty camera savvy as it is. I try..:lol:
October 28, 201015 yr Author People maybe did overreact, but it was all brought on my himself. If you are going to hold a one hour show and use the media to throw an entire city under bus, he should be prepared to receive the backlash that comes with it. LeBron never has understood that and not sure he ever will. I disliked the idea of "The Decision" as well BUT still.....
October 28, 201015 yr I'm not sure it was designed to change minds. That's not really how I perceived it either.
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