While many fellow NBA players often use his age to mock him, it sure looks like LeBron James has no problem being old. In fact, it seems the Los Angeles Lakers star takes pride in it. So imagine his disappointment when he learned that he's not the oldest active player in the NBA currently.

James was made aware of that fact on Tuesday when he saw a graphic noting that he's the second oldest active NBA player. In a rather hilarious response, the Lakers forward said “Who's 1st?? Thought I was the [oldest].”

All jokes aside, Andre Iguodala is currently the oldest active NBA player at 39 years and 171 days old. LeBron James is currently 38 years old. Last season, LeBron's former Miami Heat teammate Udonis Haslem was the oldest at 42 (he turned 43 in June).

LeBron James probably likes getting underestimated due to his age, but just like what he did to Dillon Brooks and the Memphis Grizzlies during the 2022-23 NBA playoffs, he used it as extra fuel to give his haters a harsh lesson.

While LeBron will turn 39 next season, the rest of the NBA should have learned their lesson by now. He may be close to his 40s, but the Lakers leader is still capable of dominating games when he pleases.

As for the title of being the oldest player in the league, LeBron may get it sooner rather than later. While Iguodala has yet to decide about his future, retirement appears to be a real possibility for him. Either way, it will definitely be fun to see an old man like LeBron punish younger teams again come the 2023-24 NBA season.