LeBron James
BAD BUNNY’s RESIDENCY is a slam dunk!!!
Busts a Move at Opening Night in Puerto Rico
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Forget about his moves on the basketball court — LeBron James showed off his dancing skills at the opening night of Bad Bunny‘s Puerto Rico residency!
LeBron James and Bad Bunny sharing at their first concert while singing “Titi asked me” pic.twitter.com/KJ9aRJyYdz
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The Los Angeles Lakers star entertained the roaring crowd at the Puerto Rican-born superstar’s concert in San Juan Friday night … hopping on stage as he got down to the music.
LeBron, decked out in blue joggers, a floral-print button down and a yellow bucket hat, seriously looked like he was having the time of his life as he vibed to “Titi me preguntó” and recorded the experience. He hasn’t posted any footage he shot on his phone yet … but he clearly took home some serious memories.
He received a warm welcome from fans, who cheered and clapped for him — and chanted “MVP” — as he waved from his VIP area at one point in the night.
Benedict! I’m at Los Angeles airport right now, I’m going to see you! I learned what you have planned tomorrow night. 👀. LFG! 🔥🔥🔥🫡
— LeBron James (@KingJames) July 10, 2025
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It was no secret the NBA star was planning to support BB — he tweeted Thursday, in Spanish, he was en route to Puerto Rico … the same day his son Bronny James made his big ESPN debut at his Los Angeles Lakers Summer League game vs. the Dallas Mavericks.
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Maybe it was a good thing LB missed the game … ’cause Bronny ended up missing a potential game-winning three-pointer right before the buzzer rang.
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LeBron’s support of Bad Bunny comes as fans speculate rapper Drake covered up his LeBron “23” tattoo over their friendship fallout. ICYMI, the pro athlete has shown support for Kendrick Lamar … who we all know has some serious beef with Drake.
But, LeBron had plenty of fans Friday night as he supported Bad Bunny.
His residency is expected to do wonders for Puerto Rico’s economy as the country prepares to welcome an estimated 600,000 concertgoers. His string of dates is scheduled to end in mid-September.
