LaVar Ball is reportedly targeting a $200 price tag for his son Lonzo’s debut basketball sneaker. That number would put the UCLA standout’s first signature shoe ahead of the current sneaker prices for guys like James Harden, LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant.
It would take a lot for people to buy $200 Lonzo Ball sneakers
I asked you what the sneakers would need to come with. Your answers are comedy.
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For starters, most of you wouldn’t pay anywhere near $200 for Ball’s kicks.
Knowing that, I tweeted this:
Lonzo Ball is projected as the No. 2 overall pick in the upcoming NBA draft, but that sneaker price, regardless of how good he will be in the future, is absurd for a rookie. Especially if it’s under his father’s Big Baller Brand and not a major sneaker company like Nike, Adidas, or Under Armour.
Here were some of the best responses to my question:
Some of you just want LaVar Ball to shut the hell up
Most of you just want your money back
Some of you are trying to come up (and I don’t blame you)
A lot of you need an additional pair of sneakers
This guy might be on to something
This guy needs to swing me half
Some of you have some ... very specific needs
Two of you need to pay your internet bill
This guy should run for president
Not sure which gas this guy is talking about
This guy is stressed
I hope this guy doesn’t skip leg day
This guy forgot how money works
This guy needs to wake up
This guy’s tweet was kinda graphic
This guy
This guy forgot Sacramento lost the DeMarcus Cousins deal
Looks like the Balls have an uphill battle to convince Twitter to cop Big Baller Brand’s first sneaker. Hopefully it looks good.
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