LeBron James slammed 2 women who posed for photos near stores damaged in the George Floyd protests: 'Anything for clout!'

• LeBron James has slammed two women who were caught posing for photos near stores damaged in the George Floyd protests.
• Videos circulated on social media on Monday showing two separate instances of women posing outside two California storefronts — one which had been looted and one which was boarded up.
• "They'd Do ANYTHING for Clout!!" James said. "Cardi and Offset tried to tell y'all."
• Singer Pink also spoke out, saying: "What is wrong with these entitled a-------?! Who the f--- are you and who are your parents."

LeBron James has slammed two women who were caught posing for photos near stores damaged in the George Floyd protests.

Videos circulated on social media on Monday showing two separate instances of women posing outside two California storefronts, which were being repaired and boarded up after damage during protests Sunday.

"They'd Do ANYTHING for Clout!!" James responded to one of the videos in which a woman was having her photo taken outside a ransacked T-Mobile store in Santa Monica. "Cardi and Offset tried to tell y'all."

Rappers Offset and Cardi B had a Grammy nominated song called "Clout" which contained the lyrics "They'd do anything for clout."

—LeBron James (@KingJames) June 2, 2020

To the other video, which showed a woman borrowing a workman's drill to pose before driving off in a Mercedes, James simply replied with a series of angry emojis.

—LeBron James (@KingJames) June 2, 2020

James isn't the only celebrity to hit out at the videos, with singer Pink also questioning their actions.

"What is wrong with these entitled a-------?!" she wrote on Twitter. "Who the f--- are you and who are your parents you horrible person. How can anyone defend this???!!!"

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