GOOGLE has created an epic tribute for LeBron James after the LA Lakers legend broke an NBA scoring record.
It appears when you search for the star’s name on Google.
Check out this impressive display on Google Search Credit: Google / The Sun
The moment LeBron James broke the NBA scoring record Credit: Getty Images – Getty
Simply type LeBron James into Google and the page will be flooded with icons that rain down from the top of the screen.
They include basketballs, hoops, crowns, and golden confetti.
It happens automatically, so you don’t even need to click anything.
LeBron James broke the NBA scoring record on February 7, 2023.
People are just realizing why the ‘L’ in Google is green and not yellow
The four-time NBA MVP surpassed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s long-standing scoring record of 38,387.
James, 38, broke the record in his 20th season, shattering a tally that had stood since 1984.
He set a new record on Tuesday as his Los Angeles Lakers hosted the Oklahoma City Thunder.
All with Abdul-Jabbar, 75, watching on from courtside at Crypto.com Arena.
Shortly after scoring his record-setting point, James was congratulated on the court by NBA boss Adam Silver and Abdul-Jabbar.
He was then given the mic and, with tears in his eyes, thanked family and friends.
A visibly overwhelmed James ended his speech with: “F**k man, thank you, guys.”
A nineteen-time All-Star, four-time Champion, and thirteen-time All-NBA First-Teamer, James continues to solidify himself as one of the game’s all-time greats.
With no end in sight to his career, he could yet set a new record for career appearances.
James is currently tenth with 1,410 appearances, 201 behind Hall of Famer Robert Parish.
It’s unclear how long the Google tribute will last.
So if you want to check it out, give it a go sooner rather than later.
It’s currently available on desktop and mobile and works even if you’re using Google Chrome’s rival browser, Safari.
