Lebron James fan mercilessly mocked after posting videos claiming the NBA star was watching her during games

An NBA super fan is being mocked after claiming LeBron James constantly looks at her during games.

Danielle Holmes, 34, shared a TikTok recapping the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Memphis Grizzlies game she attended on November 6, where she claims the superstar player could not take his eyes of her.

‘My seat was right next to where he sits on the bench. But I don’t think he noticed me right here because I had my glasses on,’ Holmes explained in her TikTok video of her outing at FedExForum stadium in Tennessee.

‘Look how close we were together. I was sitting next to the LeBron James,’ she insisted.

She cut back and forth between clips of LeBron playing and sitting on the bench, where she claims he was gazing at her.

A NBA super fan is being mocked by fans after claiming the LeBron James constantly looking at her during games

‘Did he not just stare in my eyes?’ Holmes asked, slowing down the clip so viewers could see.

‘I don’t know. Maybe I’m tripping,’ she continued.

Homes also added that LeBron’s son and fellow Lakers player, Bronny, 20, got two points in five minutes of game time.

‘I swear by now, I’m like an official member of the James family,’ she quipped.

‘I sound stuffy because I’m sick! But I swear he knows me! Lol, what y’all think? Lol,’ she captioned the video of the game, which saw the Grizzlies beat Lakers 131-114.

Many users pointed out it would be hard not to stare if someone was constantly filming them.

‘Sis!!! I would stare if someone was filming me,’ a user wrote.

‘Sissss he definitely was noticing the stalking vibes,’ laughed another.

Others loved the video, encouraging Holmes to post more.

Danielle Holmes, 34, shared a TikTok recapping the Los Angeles Lakers vs. Memphis Grizzlies game she attended on November 6, where she claims the superstar player could not take his eyes of her

Many users pointed out it would be hard not to stare if someone was constantly filming them

‘Duh that’s your bestie lol don’t nobody tell you different,’ one user declared.

‘With them seats you not tripping I’m right with u and the delusion,’ quipped another.

However, in a comment the jewelry designer admitted the post was satire.

‘I think she’s just joking everybody lol,’ one user wrote, with Holmes responding: ‘We love a man that understands satire lol.’

In a follow up video, Holmes claimed she earned so much money from her previous viral post about LeBron that she could afford another court-side seat the next week.

In the lead-up the election, the basketball legend received a major backlash when he endorsed the Democratic nominee by sharing a controversial anti-Trump video.

He made headlines after sending out an emotional message to his daughter Zhuri Nova last week, in the wake of Donald Trump’s election victory over Kamala Harris.