Lebron James- I Will Let You Down

[cavsfan786]

Yea yea.. another Lebron thread.. but check it out and leave comments thanks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHSi_cMwhjI&feature=youtube_gdata

 

[gourimoko]

Well, I think it's great. Pretty much captures what every Clevelander (including LeBron) knows... LBJ is a punk, and you can't count on a punk to do anything of significance.. They will let you down.

But to be honest. That fucking song is haunting as hell, and is 90% the reason that video is good.

 

[Akron330]

Pretty solid video, I love Cash's cover of that song. Leaving Cleveland was the biggest mistake that Lebron has/will ever make. "What have I become?" sums up alot of Cavs fans feelings about Bron. He just seems like a different person since he got to Miami. Oh well, fuck him....let the Kyrie era begin. Go Cavs!!!

 

[The Oi]

Well done...but embarrassingly dramatic.

 

[PIP]

23 > 6

 

[I.K.W.T]

Did this video make anyone else a little sad?

 

[blank964]

Unless he is completely detached or not human I have a hard time believing that Lebron wouldn't damn near cry after watching that video. It essentially puts into perspective all of the fun and good things he did on the court in Cleveland and how far he fell in Miami. He was respected in Cleveland and gave up all of that respect by embarrassing the city on national television and he still didn't win a championship. While there's nothing to be ashamed about losing in the Finals, great players don't let that happen especially when they always talk about winning a championship.

I just want to know if he feels that all the effort to get out of Cleveland was worth it losing all the respect he had across the league.

 

[MDLT]

Unless he is completely detached or not human I have a hard time believing that Lebron wouldn't damn near cry after watching that video. It essentially puts into perspective all of the fun and good things he did on the court in Cleveland and how far he fell in Miami. He was respected in Cleveland and gave up all of that respect by embarrassing the city on national television and he still didn't win a championship. While there's nothing to be ashamed about losing in the Finals, great players don't let that happen especially when they always talk about winning a championship.

I just want to know if he feels that all the effort to get out of Cleveland was worth it losing all the respect he had across the league.

Don't ever forget what this guy is about: himself. Can't imagine he would ever care, and if it does bother him, it's because it forever ruined his legacy.

 

[Gunther]

Damn I like Johnny Cash. Fuck LeBum.

 

[cavsfan786]

Thanks guys! Appreciate it..

 

[Mr. Glass]

I thought this was particularly moving. Remembering all the amazing moments is definitely disappointing given what transpired. I think video of LeBron & Z's embrace after winning the ECF also would've been a good addition.

 

[cavsfan786]

I tried looking for it..couldnt find it.

 

[cavsfan786]

Guys, if one of you has a account in CavsFanatic forums, would you please post this vid there? Thanks.

(I was banned from that side a few years ago )

 

[Akron330]

I thought this was particularly moving. Remembering all the amazing moments is definitely disappointing given what transpired. I think video of LeBron & Z's embrace after winning the ECF also would've been a good addition.

Yep. Seems like the guy was having alot more fun back then. Its amazing how quickly his entire attitude has changed. He may have been the most beloved guy in the league, the hometown hero that was going to lead his hometown team to the promised land, now he might be the most hated.

BTW: I like the Cavs highlights followed by Bron walking back to the lockeroom in Miami after game 6. Nice touch

 

[Walter White]

Watching that game winner against the Magic always gives me weird mixed feelings. All I think about is that we lost the series.