Drunk NBA Players Prove That Jocks Party Harder Than You
Robyn Currie — September 27, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: hailmaryjane & theworldsbestever
So you just got drafted into the NBA, congratulations! Now you get paid a lot of money, and in your downtime get really messed up and have your photo snapped. Here now are some hilarious pictures of drunk NBA players.
Featuring men I have never heard of (as I do not follow sports, but I do follow people making fools out of themselves), these drunk NBA players are sure to be a stern warning to the youth of today. If you are famous never, and I mean never, allow yourself to be photographed drunk, because this is what happens.
Featuring men I have never heard of (as I do not follow sports, but I do follow people making fools out of themselves), these drunk NBA players are sure to be a stern warning to the youth of today. If you are famous never, and I mean never, allow yourself to be photographed drunk, because this is what happens.
Trend Themes
1. Athlete Social Media Mistakes - Professional athletes make mistakes on social media and create poor online presences, leading to negative press.
2. Media Coverage of Athlete Misconduct - Media outlets capitalize on athlete misbehavior, potentially leading to skewed and hyper-sensationalized reports.
3. Sports Industry Reputation Management - Companies and organizations must manage their reputation carefully, as a public scandal can be detrimental to their brand.
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1. Sports - Professional sports leagues and individual teams must carefully manage their players' public images to ensure team success and positive press.
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3. Public Relations and Image Consultant Firms - Consultancies that specialize in image management and crisis communication have an opportunity to work with professional athletes and sports organizations to protect their brand reputations.
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