In a surprising twist, LeBron James, often dubbed the ‘King’ of basketball, has reportedly been removed from the US Team, not for his performance or injury, but for being deemed “too woke.”

The controversy began when LeBron, known for his outspokenness on social issues, wore shoes with the slogan “Equality” during a game. This led to a press conference where the team’s coach cited concerns about distractions from basketball.

The decision sparked a national debate, with supporters launching a campaign called “Dunk the Hate” and critics arguing against mixing sports with social commentary. Memes and commentary flooded social media, portraying LeBron as a social justice superhero.

Since LeBron’s departure, the team’s performance has suffered, reportedly due to missing his motivational talks on societal issues. Backlash against the decision has been widespread, with celebrities and politicians weighing in.

Ironically, sales of LeBron’s ‘Equality’ shoes surged, and other athletes began incorporating social messages into their attire in solidarity. As the saga continues, it raises questions about the intersection of sports and activism, leaving observers curious about what comes next in this surreal narrative.