People keep stealing the heads off LeBron's 'Space Jam' action figure
A new TikTok trend has led to a slew of headless LeBron James action figures.
Twitter users reported seeing the heads missing from James' "Space Jam: A New Legacy" action figures following the movie's release, leading at least one retailer to lock up the toys.
I just saw this in Wal-mart.
— Head-ZonkStudios (@HeadZonkStudios) July 25, 2021
What is going on?
Why are people stealing the heads off of LeBron James figures? Not just one or two, but ALL OF THEM? pic.twitter.com/1kJ2XjLzKa
Somebody took the lebron heads pic.twitter.com/CJyfSrdBSu
— Zango (@zangotang) July 25, 2021
— mickey mouse fans (@paynus3) July 25, 2021
Me and gf were at Walmart today and somebody tore the heads off of all of these lebron james toys. I guess somebody REALLY wants the traitorous king's head, but didn't want jail time, lolz... XD (also to clarify off the bat, it wasn't me, they were like that when I got there.) pic.twitter.com/QxBjNAdGjF
— ⚔Gatsby Sama⚔ I HAVE RETURNED. (@DesRookie) July 24, 2021
Someone is harvesting LeBron heads at Walmart pic.twitter.com/UovGfIZ9VY
— carlos magana (@carlsmagana) July 25, 2021
While some people have been showing off the stolen heads in TikTok videos, others are apparently trying to sell them on eBay.
🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀 pic.twitter.com/zv4OM2CwyJ
— Justin Whang 🐙 (@JustinWhang) July 26, 2021
"Space Jam: A New Legacy" has grossed about $94 million worldwide since its July 16 release.
- With h/t to Bro Bible
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