LeBron James Was Spotted In Vancouver Dancing Alongside Fans At A Kendrick Lamar Show (VIDEO)
Kendrick Lamar gave King James a major shoutout during the show too. 🏀
LeBron James was spotted dancing away at a Kendrick Lamar concert in Vancouver, on Sunday evening.
Kendrick Lamar is currently on his "The Big Steppers Tour" and LeBron James came out to enjoy the show, just like thousands of other fans in the Rogers Arena.
Some of Lamar's songs got the basketball superstar getting down to his beat and fans in the stadium caught awesome footage of it.
@jwetzstein #Lebron basically doing karaoke 😂 #kendricklamar #vancouver
James was seen wearing an all white outfit and dancing alongside other Lamar fans in the stadium.
One TikToker mentioned that he was even hyping up the crowd and later interacted with fans as well.
@kidstakeover Lebron …. In Vancouver 😳 he knew every literally every lyric too. #kidstakeover #lebron #lebronjames #kingjames #bronny #bronnyjames #kendricklamar #kendrick #babykeem #keem #jcole #lakers #vancouver #surrey #russellwestbrook #skipbayless
Other TikTokers caught footage of the basketball star with a huge grin on his face while chatting up other celebrities, like rapper Baby Keem, in attendance.
@bawlsamicvineguh The Vancouver Lebron Saga Continues #vancouver #kendricklamar #bigstepperstour #rogersarena
Of course, Lamar had to give a major shoutout to basketball royalty in the crowd.
@trinityhwang Kendrick shouting out Lebron James at his concert #fyp #bigstepperstour #kendricklamar #lebronjames #vancouver
James was also spotted elsewhere in the city of Vancouver over the weekend. A video posted to TikTok on that same day showed him at a local bar ahead of the show.
Locals, in the comments, speculated that he was Reflections: The Garden Terrace, at The Rosewood Hotel Georgia.
@lebronevrryday LEBRONS IN VANCOUVER! #lebronjames #vancouverbc #lebron #kingjames23 #vancitybuzz
Vancouver hasn't been the only Canadian on the basketball pro's summer itinerary. Earlier this month, James was also spotted hitting up local spots in Toronto.
The Los Angeles Lakers' forward became the first player in NBA history to accumulate 10,000-plus points, rebounds and assists, earlier this year. His recent contract extension with the club also made him the all-time best-paid player in the sport.