Lemon Pepper Lou, one of the finest Nicknames in Basketball, Belongs to Lou Williams
During the 2020 NBA draught in Orlando, Williams took a short excursion to Atlanta to visit Magic City Night Club with Jack Harlow. The trip drew a lot of criticism because it violated the league’s COVID rules at the moment, and the information about Williams getting chicken wings from Magic City was noteworthy. Lou recently shared the Lemon Pepper Lou story with teammate NBA star Draymond Green.
Lou Williams Reveals He’s Irked By The Lemon Pepper Lou Nickname And Meme
โIt was difficult for me, because I felt like it was getting to a point where all the shit I accomplished, how Iโve carried myself over my career, they were just trying to attach some goofy shitt to my name,โ Williams said.
โI was fighting a narrative, because they were trying to make me out to be a goofy. Like I was out here trippinโ. And I was like, โCโmon, that has never been my M.O. Letโs not start that.โ Iโm getting to the end of my career. Iโm in year 15, and yโall talkinโ like Iโve been trippinโ this whole time.โ
However, despite originally opposing the story around “Lemon Pepper Lou,” the NBA’s finest Sixth Man has now copyrighted the term. The free agency guard informed Draymond Green that he resisted the term and the jokes around his controversial strip club visit in 2020 at first.
Williams was unable to play in the team’s first two qualifying games due to the incident. However, it proved a promotional bonanza for Williams, who has somehow copyrighted the term “Lemon Pepper Lou,” a decision he claims was financially shrewd.
However, the NBA trade deadline on Thursday was a good one for both Williams and the Magic City staff since he was moved to the Hawks in exchange for Rajon Rondo. As expected, Basketball fans received the news by making fun of the Magic City quarantine. But keep in mind that those wings look fantastic. Basketball fans made several comments regarding Lou Williams’ strip club Incident.
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