LaVar Ball Claps Back At Haters: 'My League's Gonna Be One Of The Most Exciting Ever'

LaVar Ball is clear: His upcoming amateur hoops league is going to be OFF THE HOOK!

To get that point across, he posted a boisterous video on social media to let his haters know that his Junior Basketball Association will be "exciting" and better than anyone can imagine.

"The (Junior Basketball Association) is a heck of a league! Gonna be one of the most exciting ever!"

"And for all you haters out there -- keep doin' what you been doin' -- NOTHING!" 

Take a look for yourself:

Recently, the Big Baller Brand CEO announced that he is creating a new league for young basketball players who don't want to go to college, but want to play in the NBA in the future. His league will let these players play competitively and keep their stock up in hopes to be drafted down the road. 

Naturally, Ball is confident that he'll find enough athletes to sign on.

"Getting these players is going to be easy," Ball told ESPN. 

"This is giving guys a chance to get a jump start on their career, to be seen by pro scouts; and we're going to pay them, because someone has to pay these kids."

So how does it work?

According to ESPN, the league, which is fully funded by his company, plans to pay the lowest-ranked player a salary of $3,000 a month and the best player $10,000 a month. Ball is looking for 80 players to fill 10 teams that will seek to play at NBA arenas in Los Angeles, Dallas, Brooklyn and Atlanta.

Granted, Ball still has a lot of work to do. 

Currently, no venues have been rented and ticket prices haven't been set. Ironically, he also doesn't have any players yet; that and his sons LiAngelo and LaMelo won't play in his league. They plan on playing ball overseas in Lithuania.

No lie, this could be a risky venture for both the players and Ball, but Black Twitter seems to be down with it:

But of course there ware "haters" who don't see how this is going to work. Here are a few:

Listen: If this man wants to start his own business and play young players, why not let him do him?

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