It's the most ridiculously simple thing ever, but at the same time, extremely addictive. For four minutes and fourteen seconds this is all that happens.
Shortly after 4chan was done doing their thing, the image spread to YouTube, where a user named NowItsInTheTrashCan uploaded a video titled "lelbron.gif" that featured a spinning, hypnotizing, LeBron James head, rotating to the track "Ridin' Spinners" by Three Six Mafia. The simple bulletin-board based site where anyone can post or share images got a hold of the image sometime after it was taken, and did what 4chan does best - Internet so hard. The meme was born in the infamous 4chan community, because of course it was. This photo would become anything but little known. It's the kind of photo a fan would brag about forever, but the rest of the world would never know about. It's the sort of photo one would imagine Heat players take daily. The blog for the American cuisine restaurant "Crave" posted the picture of their owner and chef posing with a cheesing LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh. Here's the backstory behind how an obscure picture of LeBron James smiling became the best thing you didn't know you needed until you saw it.Īccording to, it all started with the photo above, a seemingly inconspicuous shot taken on March 9th, 2012. The greatest Heatles web hit of all, though, is the Lelbron. From Chris Bosh's run as an animated interstellar prince to D-Wade's fashion antics, these guys are pure Internet gold. These Big 3 Miami Heat teams have been more entertaining, than any of us could have imagined - and not just because they've dominated on the court.
It's hard to believe it's been four years since LeBron James chose to take his talents to South Beach, but here we are.
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