If you’ve made a habit of browsing through Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James’ Instagram stories this summer, you’ve definitely noticed that he’s trying to spend as much time this offseason with his family as possible. He’s apparently even invading their privacy, if you can say that.

In one of the four-time league MVP’s IG stories, he caught his son, Bryce, rapping along Drake’s verse in the song ‘Yes Indeed’ by Lil Baby, which also features Drizzy.

Bryce had completely no idea that his dad was filming him. He was rapping “my cousins are crazy, my cousins like Boogie,” but he could have also gone for “my dad is like [D’Angelo] Russell.”

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It’s all good, though, in the James household, and James was clearly just trying to bond with his son even if Bryce was not particularly paying attention to his dad.

LeBron James is certainly relishing the fleeting moments of his vacation. Soon, he’ll be back to work when the 2018-19 NBA season rolls around. The Lakers are counting heavily on him to right their ship and make them relevant again – at least in the Western Conference.

Los Angeles has not made the playoffs since 2013 and over that span, haven’t finished a season with a winning record either. With James in tow, though, the future looks a lot brighter for the Purple and Gold.