NBA legend LeBron James is shaking the table when it comes to conversations about modern love and dating. LeBron joined his wife Savannah James’ “Everybody’s Crazy” podcast with April Daniels, alongside streamers Kai Cenat and Fanum, as well as actor and DJ Travis Bennet, and called out, “cutthroat and ruthless” behavior from women who quickly lose interest. 

When James’ co-host Daniels said, “I think a lot of people, though, get off people quickly. Like, they be so into you and then they be like, 'Eh, OK, I'm done,'" LeBron responded with a hot take. He said,"Well, they weren't into you. And you can't look at it—you can't think, like, when you looking in the mirror, like, 'Damn, what did I do?' It's them," the g.o.a.t. said. "If they get off you that fast, then it was never meant to be in the first place."

He continued, "You got to look in the mirror and say, 'It's not me. The men, too, 'cause it's some it's some cutthroat, ruthless-ass bitches out here right now too."

LeBron isn’t speaking from personal experience. He and Savannah have been together since they were high school sweethearts, so they’ve been locked in since the early 2000s and married for 10 years. 

His reflections come from stories from teammates who’ve struggled with those scenarios, noting that men may be left wondering what went wrong. "Some homies out here that's trying to be good, too and just trying to figure it out and now they looking in the mirror saying, 'Damn, what did I do wrong?'" LeBron continued. "Homies, it ain't you. It ain't always you. If it's meant to be, it's meant to be."