LeBron James Trolls Donald Trump On Twitter Following Joe Biden's Victory

LeBron James spent Saturday trolling Donald Trump on Twitter following the announcement of Joe Biden’s victory.

Lakers star LeBron James celebrated President-elect Joe Biden’s victory, Saturday, by trolling Donald Trump at numerous points throughout the day. He posted several photoshopped memes teasing Trump.

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He posted an edited version of his iconic NBA Finals game-clinching block against Andre Iguodala in 2016. James’ picture shows Biden photoshopped over himself and Trump photoshopped over Iguodala.

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James also retweeted an edited version of the climactic scene from Avengers: Endgame with various faces from the Democratic party and elsewhere inserted into the film. Trump appears as Thanos.

“Let’s go!!!!! Black voters came through…again,” James wrote Friday afternoon, referring to the shift in voting results towards Biden as the counting progressed. “Be proud as hell but do not stop! We must stay organized and keep working. We just tipping off. I promise you I’m here for y’all throughout!”

“My Philly fam! FOE and more THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!! Let’s celebrate! Responsibly still,” he added in reference to Pennsylvania’s results.

James, in addition to being one of the best NBA players of all-time, has been active politically off the court. During the players’ strike following the killing of Jacob Blake, he spoke with former President Barrack Obama on how they could help to increase voter turnout.

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