LeBron James and Kevin Gates (Photos via USA Today images and Instagram)
You come at the King, you best not miss and LeBron James made sure of it.

While LeBron is known for his game on the court, one thing he won’t play about is his wife, Savannah James.

Rapper Kevin Gates posted a video criticizing Savannah for allegedly not fawning over her husband the same way white women do. Gates posted a video of himself sharing assumptions he had about LeBron and his wife.

“I don’t like the way Savannah look at LeBron,” Gates said as he spoke on handshake that they shared.

“I like the way them white women look at LeBron. Like, when as soon as he walk out there, they just be like, ‘Oh oh oh.’ They be d-cked out.”

Gates knew his comments about LeBron James wouldn’t be accepted since he noted people would “hate what I just said.” However, he continued, “I’m gonna be honest. If everybody like me, then I’m p-ssy.”

He also said he was speaking out about how he felt because of his love for LeBron. “I love LeBron, and I hate that for him,” he explained. “As a man, I hate that he gotta go through that in the playoffs.”

Once Gates’ comments went viral, they would eventually make their way to the Lakers star.

The Los Angeles Lakers player responded with a series of Instagram posts. He also left a direct caption that made it crystal clear who and what he was referring to.

“Kings don’t concern themselves with the opinions of peasants.” Where to next, Queen?!?! Let’s get it!” LeBron James’ post’s caption reads.

He also showed two pictures of him and Savannah smiling at each other and embracing after what appears to be one of his games.

Kevin Gates Is Not Apologizing To LeBron James

LeBron James (Photo by Jason Parkhurst/Imagn Images)
After the Los Angeles Lakers player appeared to defend his wife, Savannah James, following his criticism about the way she looks at her husband, Gates decided to double down.

“The truth hurts, but it heals,” Kevin said.

“And ‘Bron, I love you.”

Gates only cares about LeBron James getting his love.

“Long as you being celebrated, I don’t care who don’t like me,” he continued. “Long as you being celebrated, that’s all I care about. I don’t care if I got a fallout with somebody, I love to get the results.”

Don’t look for LeBron to continue this short-lived back-and-forth.