Jalen Green, a talented shooting guard for the Houston Rockets of the NBA, has recently found himself in the midst of controversy due to a leaked video that has garnered significant attention.
While the majority of mainstream social media platforms have taken down the video, it is possible that some of Jalen’s dedicated followers were able to save and share it before its removal.
On a Reddit thread discussing the incident, a user shared a video with a caption that reads, “Jalen Green: Freak of the Year contender.”
Unfortunately, in the aftermath of the video’s release, some fans have resorted to posting hateful comments on Twitter.
It is disheartening to see that a few individuals have used this incident as an opportunity to engage in harmful behavior, including making derogatory remarks about Jalen’s sexual orientation.
Jalen Green Leaked Video- Twitter Trend
In a video that has been shared on Reddit, Green can be seen performing a s*xual bodily gesture to Josh Christopher, Memphis guard.
Though it seems like friends having fun in their private space, Reddit users have flooded the thread with comments questioning Green’s sexuality.
It’s essential to remember that personal privacy and consent are crucial, and the actions displayed in the video should not be a basis for derogatory assumptions or judgment about someone’s sexual orientation.
A Brief On Jalen Green
Jalen Green is a highly regarded basketball player who gained recognition as a top shooting guard in the 2020 class.
He was ranked as the number one overall prospect by ESPN and had an impressive high school career at Prolific Prep in California.
Rather than attending college, Green decided to join the NBA G League Ignite team in its inaugural season.
He achieved success at the junior level, earning three gold medals while representing the United States and being named the MVP of the 2018 FIBA Under-17 World Cup.
In the 2021 NBA Draft, Green was selected as the second overall pick by the Houston Rockets. Notably, he is the third NBA player of Filipino descent, following Jordan Clarkson and Raymond Townsend.
