Even though the team captains, LeBron James, and Giannis Antetokounmpo, could not play much due to injuries, the NBA All-Star game was full of dazzling highlights? James, however, end up giving the fans a few highlights before heading to the locker room with a suspected hand injury after his hand hit the rim. Another highlight for fans was when LeBron James tapped into his youth around relatively younger teammates.

A video uploaded by the official NBA Instagram page caught fans’ attention. In the video, LeBron James could be seen greeting and dapping up his teammates from different teams he had previously played with.

Fans point out the vast age difference

LeBron James made sure to wish all of his teammates luck and greeted them as young NBA stars do in today’s day and age. What made the highlight was LeBron James’ meet and greet with Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant.

James greeted Morant by saying, “What’s up, slime.” And fans could not get enough of LBJ using modern-day slang.?

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One fan commented on the post, “He said wassup slime to ja feels weird hearing a near senior citizen use modern day slang.”

Another fan commented, “Why he pulling them daps from way back he know them players fragile af. Is he trying to injure them to make a run for the playoffs?”

Here are a few more reactions from fans on Instagram.

“Why he dap them up like that lmao.”

“Lebron really just playing with kids.”

“LeBrons been an All-Star Capt so long he’s saying hi to players who watched he become an All-Star when they were in middle school.”

“Uncle bron.”

Fans pointed out the huge age difference between James and the rest of his teammates. Much like Jabari Smith Jr. did when the Los Angeles Lakers played the Houston Rockets.

LeBron James is in the twilight of his career

LeBron James has been in the league for about 20 years. This was the 19th All-Star game he has played in the league. James also tied up Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s record for most All-Star appearances in NBA history.

‘The King’ has been dominating the game for so long that he plays with players 10-15 years younger than him. For instance, Ja Morant was only four years old when LeBron James was drafted into the league.

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All things aside, this also shows James’ longevity as an athlete. Hopefully, ‘The King’ will break the most All-Star appearances by the time he retires from the league.