LeBron James is taking a victory lap after Trump's election defeat, sharing memes mocking the president and calling him a loser
- LeBron James is reveling in President Donald Trump's defeat in the 2020 US election.
- Since Joe Biden won the race for the White House, James has posted numerous memes poking fun at Trump's defeat, including a superimposed photo of Biden dunking over the 74-year-old.
- James, who in 2017 described Trump as a "bum," also called the president a loser.
LeBron James is reveling in President Donald Trump's defeat in the 2020 US election.
Trump's Democratic challenger Joe Biden became president-elect after flipping key states including Pennsylvania in last week's election.
James, an outspoken critic of Trump, appeared delighted about the news.
The Lakers star tweeted a video of himself smoking a cigar alongside alongside a link to More Than A Vote, a campaign he launched to bolster turnout from Black voters.
He also posted an image of himself blocking the Golden State Warriors' Andre Iguodala during the 2016 NBA finals, superimposing Biden's head over his own and Trump's over Iguodala's.
The image received over 1.1 million likes.
On Sunday, James then tweeted to call Trump a loser.
"LUUUOOOOOOOOZZZZZEEEEERRRRR," he said, tagging the actor Jim Carrey, who used the phrase during his 1994 role as the pet detective Ace Ventura and, mocking Trump, in the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live." "BIG MOOD."
James has repeatedly clashed with Trump over the past four years. In September 2017, he called Trump a "bum" for withdrawing his offer for the Golden State Warriors to come to the White House after their NBA Finals victory.
In an interview with 2018, James said Trump was "someone who doesn't understand the people" and "really don't give a f--- about the people."
Amid James' involvement in this year's election, Trump described the NBA star as "nasty" and a "hater" during an interview with Rush Limbaugh, while he also basked in chants of "LeBron sucks" at a recent rally in Pennsylvania.
Biden will be inaugurated as president on January 20.
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