This Lakers fan wasn’t happy about LeBron’s face on a Kobe mural in L.A.

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LeBron James’ arrival in Los Angeles should be met with an appropriate amount of excitement, but some things just won’t fly.

This fan couldn’t sit idly by while Kobe’s mural was given a face lift, and a shoe was the answer. It’s not slandering LeBron in any way, it’s just an understanding that while King James might lord over the NBA right now, Kobe will own Los Angeles’ hearts forever.

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