​’Is That Angel Reese?’, ‘This Is Somebody’s GOAT’ — NBA World Roasts LeBron James Over Shooting Mishap During Angola TripLeBron James made his first-ever trip to Africa over the weekend, touching down in Luanda, Angola, for the UIM E1 World Championship, an all-electric powerboat racing series, as an owner of Team AlUla.The 22-time All-Star’s excursion included a visit to the National Museum of Slavery and a meeting with Angola’s president. James also took part in a basketball session with local youth, with a clip from the event serving as a source of amusement for NBA fans.NBA World Pokes Fun at LeBron James Over Angola Shooting HiccupJames had an eventful summer, dominating NBA coverage for weeks before announcing his stunning decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers in late July. While the news cycle has since died down, anticipation remains sky-high to watch the four-time NBA champion suit up for a fourth different franchise in Year 24.With training camp just around the corner, James made the most of the remainder of his offseason, embracing Angola’s “history” and hospitality while deeming his trip a “meaningful one.”When it came time to connect with the next generation of local hoopers, James was tasked with shooting a jumper in front of a crowd of adoring onlookers. Upon adjusting his hat and taking a dribble, the NBA megastar clanked the shot off the side iron before being encouraged to give it “one more” try.Rather than risk another misfire, James instead opted for a two-handed jam, which drew a spirited cheer.In typical fashion, the NBA community on X took the moment and ran with it, with many fans giving the 41-year-old a hard time.“LeBron couldn’t make a shot in China so he had to go for a dunk,” House of Lowlights posted, mixing up its geography.“Missed a shot and didn’t want to get CLOWNED for missing another one, so he went in for a dunk. This is somebody’s GOAT,” another X user pointed out.“Is that Angel Reese?” one fan sarcastically questioned, taking aim at both James and one of the WNBA’s most prominent stars.“Ladies and gentlemen, LeBrick James (pity claps),” another piled on.“Lol, this kid knew it,” another reacted.All jokes aside, James continues to defy Father Time, coming off his record-extending 22nd All-Star selection last season despite being the league’s oldest player. His sustained longevity made him the crown jewel of free agency, with numerous suitors lining up for his services.MORE:‘We’ve Lost the Plot,’ ‘Ridiculous’ — NBA World in Disbelief As Dejounte Murray Crowns Russell Westbrook the ‘Greatest Point Guard of All Time’James’ first season in Philadelphia is expected to mark a major draw for the NBA, as fans tune in to see how the future Hall of Famer meshes with yet another stacked roster featuring stars Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and Jaylen Brown in the wide-open Eastern Conference.This article originally appeared on Pro Football Network.