The commentary has me: 
James Brown....its time to let it go.
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"We talkin' bout that GOTDAMN HAIRLINE!!" 
"We talkin' bout that GOTDAMN HAIRLINE!!"
Dude in the background clownin........
James, is that you?Some bum on twitter
I'm sure he's worried while he gets paid to talk about child's game,
Yes is there a problem?
Lol....
Lame niggas UNITE...ugly broke niggas always got jokes...he got pussy...you got jokes
Dude in the background clownin........
JB is the dude.
Niggas be petty as hell
He needs to switch up his barber, somebody that knows how to trim the sides better instead of those sharp angles.
He needs to just cut it all off.
He went to his barber and said "hook me up with a Stephen A"
LoL!!!
Agreed,
They can make them jokes but James is living well and enjoying life.
He's a well accomplished Black Brotha whom I respect.
15 million net worth
3 million a year in combined salary
co founder and minority owner of the Washington Nationals
James and wife Dorthy Brown
- Brown attended high school at De Matha Catholic High School. Brown
- A standout on the basketball court, he received All-Ivy League honors in his last three seasons at Harvard University and captained the team in his senior year.
- His roommate at Harvard was Princeton University professor/philosopher/activist Cornel West.
- James Brown graduated from Harvard with a degree in American Government.
- James was also a standout basketball player for Harvard.
- He was selected as a fourth-round draft pick by the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks and a seventh-round pick by the Denver Nuggets.
- In 1996, Brown was inducted into the Harvard Hall of Fame.
What football fans might not know is just how active “JB is in his off-camera life. Brown is a founding partner of the Washington Nationals and co-founder of the Brown Technology Group, a growing IT company recently profiled in the New York Times. He’s involved with numerous charities, hosts the NFL Players Gala featuring The JB Awards and he is the community ambassador for the AARP.
In his spare time, he is a devoted, self-described “car guy,” who finds time to cruise the streets in some cool classic vehicles that range from a “nasty” 1966 Chevy Nova, a 1941 Chevy Cabriolet to a 1963 Buick Riviera.
The common thread in his collection: “It’s becoming a bit more eclectic. Take the ’37 Ford Coupe. It’s a sturdy and unique design from the period that it represents. I’ve got the ’71 ‘Cuda that I’m going to put a Hemi in and the ’63 Riviera and the ’50 Mercury that belonged to Reggie White. Before it was more muscle when I was thinking about the Camaros and wanting it to be thumping and the whole nine yards. Maybe it’s a reflection of getting a little older, too. I like the kind of cars where I can cruise and get in, which I plan to do with the Riviera. I actually have a Z06 engine that I’m dropping in that one. I want to be able to get in a car that’s distinctive in terms of it’s styling,with a rich paint job, but one that’s comfortable with a nice sound system, one that I can get in and drive a great distance. I like drivers. I don’t want a trailer queen. I want to be able to go a bit of distance and for the car to be able to perform. Even with some of the thumpers that I have what marks them is that they are able to get on the road and travel 40 to 50 miles. Don’t get me wrong I still like my muscle cars.”
Shaking up the garage: “For me, because I’m so busy five and a half to six months out of the year during the season, I found myself not getting an opportunity to enjoy my cars. I’ve sold the ’48 Chevy Truck and a ’38 Chevy truck. I sold a ’94 Chevy Suburban that was tricked out. And I sold a 1970 project Chevelle. I also have 1941 Willys and I am selling it. It maybe has 200 miles. I’m going to hold onto the ’41 Chevy Cabriolet — I’m making it a true convertible.
Shit! With all that you'd think he can get a LeBron style hair line revamp. But fuckit. dude as good. Wips, house, bad wife.Agreed,
They can make them jokes but James is living well and enjoying life.
He's a well accomplished Black Brotha whom I respect.
15 million net worth
3 million a year in combined salary
co founder and minority owner of the Washington Nationals
James and wife Dorthy Brown
- Brown attended high school at De Matha Catholic High School. Brown
- A standout on the basketball court, he received All-Ivy League honors in his last three seasons at Harvard University and captained the team in his senior year.
- His roommate at Harvard was Princeton University professor/philosopher/activist Cornel West.
- James Brown graduated from Harvard with a degree in American Government.
- James was also a standout basketball player for Harvard.
- He was selected as a fourth-round draft pick by the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks and a seventh-round pick by the Denver Nuggets.
- In 1996, Brown was inducted into the Harvard Hall of Fame.
What football fans might not know is just how active “JB is in his off-camera life. Brown is a founding partner of the Washington Nationals and co-founder of the Brown Technology Group, a growing IT company recently profiled in the New York Times. He’s involved with numerous charities, hosts the NFL Players Gala featuring The JB Awards and he is the community ambassador for the AARP.
In his spare time, he is a devoted, self-described “car guy,” who finds time to cruise the streets in some cool classic vehicles that range from a “nasty” 1966 Chevy Nova, a 1941 Chevy Cabriolet to a 1963 Buick Riviera.
The common thread in his collection: “It’s becoming a bit more eclectic. Take the ’37 Ford Coupe. It’s a sturdy and unique design from the period that it represents. I’ve got the ’71 ‘Cuda that I’m going to put a Hemi in and the ’63 Riviera and the ’50 Mercury that belonged to Reggie White. Before it was more muscle when I was thinking about the Camaros and wanting it to be thumping and the whole nine yards. Maybe it’s a reflection of getting a little older, too. I like the kind of cars where I can cruise and get in, which I plan to do with the Riviera. I actually have a Z06 engine that I’m dropping in that one. I want to be able to get in a car that’s distinctive in terms of it’s styling,with a rich paint job, but one that’s comfortable with a nice sound system, one that I can get in and drive a great distance. I like drivers. I don’t want a trailer queen. I want to be able to go a bit of distance and for the car to be able to perform. Even with some of the thumpers that I have what marks them is that they are able to get on the road and travel 40 to 50 miles. Don’t get me wrong I still like my muscle cars.”
Shaking up the garage: “For me, because I’m so busy five and a half to six months out of the year during the season, I found myself not getting an opportunity to enjoy my cars. I’ve sold the ’48 Chevy Truck and a ’38 Chevy truck. I sold a ’94 Chevy Suburban that was tricked out. And I sold a 1970 project Chevelle. I also have 1941 Willys and I am selling it. It maybe has 200 miles. I’m going to hold onto the ’41 Chevy Cabriolet — I’m making it a true convertible.
Some of you dudes don't know how to just laugh. Cracking on a hairline does not diminish his stature or accomplishments.
I bet if we look yall same cats got post in Lebron hairline thread and the MJ superbaggy pants thread.
I bet if we look yall same cats got post in Lebron hairline thread and the MJ superbaggy pants thread.
Yeah, I know his hairline raises an eyebrow and it's your prerogative to laugh or joke and I'm cool with that.
But as for me I've met him and he's really one of the nicer down to earth celebrities you'd want to meet
so personally I back off on the good guys.
But on the other hand when they are coons and cranks and assholes, then it's open season.
Peace,
He's definitely a good, smart, highly accomplished brother with a great life. But it's also true that his hairline is atrocious. Both can be true.
Agreed,
They can make them jokes but James is living well and enjoying life.
He's a well accomplished Black Brotha whom I respect.
15 million net worth
3 million a year in combined salary
co founder and minority owner of the Washington Nationals
James and wife Dorthy Brown
- Brown attended high school at De Matha Catholic High School. Brown
- A standout on the basketball court, he received All-Ivy League honors in his last three seasons at Harvard University and captained the team in his senior year.
- His roommate at Harvard was Princeton University professor/philosopher/activist Cornel West.
- James Brown graduated from Harvard with a degree in American Government.
- James was also a standout basketball player for Harvard.
- He was selected as a fourth-round draft pick by the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks and a seventh-round pick by the Denver Nuggets.
- In 1996, Brown was inducted into the Harvard Hall of Fame.
What football fans might not know is just how active “JB is in his off-camera life. Brown is a founding partner of the Washington Nationals and co-founder of the Brown Technology Group, a growing IT company recently profiled in the New York Times. He’s involved with numerous charities, hosts the NFL Players Gala featuring The JB Awards and he is the community ambassador for the AARP.
In his spare time, he is a devoted, self-described “car guy,” who finds time to cruise the streets in some cool classic vehicles that range from a “nasty” 1966 Chevy Nova, a 1941 Chevy Cabriolet to a 1963 Buick Riviera.
The common thread in his collection: “It’s becoming a bit more eclectic. Take the ’37 Ford Coupe. It’s a sturdy and unique design from the period that it represents. I’ve got the ’71 ‘Cuda that I’m going to put a Hemi in and the ’63 Riviera and the ’50 Mercury that belonged to Reggie White. Before it was more muscle when I was thinking about the Camaros and wanting it to be thumping and the whole nine yards. Maybe it’s a reflection of getting a little older, too. I like the kind of cars where I can cruise and get in, which I plan to do with the Riviera. I actually have a Z06 engine that I’m dropping in that one. I want to be able to get in a car that’s distinctive in terms of it’s styling,with a rich paint job, but one that’s comfortable with a nice sound system, one that I can get in and drive a great distance. I like drivers. I don’t want a trailer queen. I want to be able to go a bit of distance and for the car to be able to perform. Even with some of the thumpers that I have what marks them is that they are able to get on the road and travel 40 to 50 miles. Don’t get me wrong I still like my muscle cars.”
Shaking up the garage: “For me, because I’m so busy five and a half to six months out of the year during the season, I found myself not getting an opportunity to enjoy my cars. I’ve sold the ’48 Chevy Truck and a ’38 Chevy truck. I sold a ’94 Chevy Suburban that was tricked out. And I sold a 1970 project Chevelle. I also have 1941 Willys and I am selling it. It maybe has 200 miles. I’m going to hold onto the ’41 Chevy Cabriolet — I’m making it a true convertible.
He's definitely a good, smart, highly accomplished brother with a great life. But it's also true that his hairline is atrocious. Both can be true.
why don't he just get a bald fade?
nvm, probably too militant a style; might lose all his gigs.
nvm, probably too militant a style; might lose all his gigs.
That shit is on the barber, I lost my fuckn mind when this one barber took my son's hair line back dam near an half inch. Then a couple of months later another barber did the same shit.
Barbers mark you to see if you went to another barber. They always ask if you want to cut it the same way the last barber did it ( aka!fixed it) to let you know he's going to mark you again and you better not touch it. That's why I let them know I bounce around so they don't bother screwing with my shit.