Michael Jordan Blasted For Refusing To Take A Photo With Young Fans

Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan Blasted For Refusing To Take A Photo With Young Fans
Michael Jordan is being criticized for the way he handled a recent interaction with two young fans.
Michael Jordan, Charlotte Hornets owner, was spotted in a parking garage by two of his fans. The TikTok discovered video shows the two boys anticipating Charlotte Hornet’s point guard, LaMelo Ball, outside of the parking garage when they spotted Michael Jordan instead. One of the boys shouted:
“Oh that’s Michael Jordan! Michael Jordan!”
Michael Jordan, 59, responded:
“Put that sh*t down!”
The excited fans, one wearing Jordan sneakers, recorded and continued to ask basketball legend for a picture. Jordan repeatedly declined.
They were looking for LaMelo Ball and ran into MJ instead
“Can we get a picture?”
“No” ?
(h/t @overtime )— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) June 22, 2022
The video surfaced the internet and fans agreed to disagree about how Jordan treated his fans. Fans also compared the basketball legend to LeBron James stating that LeBron James would never decline a picture with his younger fans.



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