“Corniest Sh*t When Rich People Do This”: Millionaire NBA All-Star Crying Foul on Netflix’s Latest Update Leaves Fans Unimpressed

Almost all NBA stars have an annual turnover of millions of dollars. Due to this, fans often get to witness their stars enjoying lavish lifestyles and luxuries through social media. However, sometimes, the comments made by these millionaire stars can leave fans ruffled up. Following the Charlotte Hornets point guard LaMelo Ball‘s comment on Netflix’s latest update, fans expressed their opinions. Evidently, NBA Twitter was clearly unhappy with his comments.

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, more than 100 million Netflix viewers consume the popular streaming site’s content on borrowed or shared passwords. Netflix Inc. considered password sharing as its major problem in 2019. Recently, the company announced that it decided to put an end to password sharing in 2023. Notably, Netflix’s Co-CEO Ted Sarandos earlier said, “I don’t think consumers are going to love it right out of the gate“. However, the streaming giant had once tweeted, “Love is sharing a password”.

NBA All-Star LaMelo Ball’s comments on Netflix

LaMelo Ball took to Twitter and said, “AYEEEEEEE BRUH YAW GOTTA CHILLLL“. Though fans were certainly upset with Netflix’s recent update, they didn’t expect such a comment from a millionaire athlete like Ball.

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Reacting to Ball’s tweet, one user said, “corniest s**t when rich people do this“. Fans displayed their creativity in their ways of trolling the millionaire for his complaint.

Here are some of the reactions from NBA Twitter:

Despite facing public outcry over their decision, the company saw a massive surge in subscriptions during the coronavirus pandemic.

LaMelo Ball’s rise so far

The rising star of Michael Jordan’s Hornets had an impressive start to his career. He came into the side as the third overall pick in the 2020 draft and won the NBA Rookie of the Year in 2021 and an All-Star in 2022. In the current season, the Hornets currently sit in 14th place on the Eastern Conference table with an 8-24 record. However, Ball has missed close to 24 games in the season owing to an ankle injury.

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Will LaMelo Ball steady the ship for the Charlotte Hornets moving forward? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.