Metta World Peace made himself quite a life in the NBA and passed those genes onto his son. Jeron Artest his youngest son has made himself quite a name because of his NBA skills, but it turns out he also is very smart, and his best skills might actually be off the basketball court.

World Peace took to LinkedIn to brag about all the things his son has accomplished on and off the court.

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“My son Jeron is not only a really good shooter, but he codes, and is learning React. He also invested in Tesla at 11 years old. Not only did he finish Highschool at 15 1/2 , he got a near perfect score on the SAT and Basketball scholarships coming in daily.
If he wants , he can go to MIT.
He started his first book club at 10 years old for kids who can’t read .
He truly wants kids to be smart like him.
His latest picks was AMD when it was $2 and NVDA when it was $75. Check those tickers. His newest project is tentune.com .
He also coded Jeronimo on the App Store at 13 years old , but became to busy to work it because his love for golf and basketball. His golf asked him to keep playing so he can turn pro at 17.

He basically shoots like Stephon curry. lol.”

Metta was advertising a new company he has created Gradelo that provides a social networking platform built around athletes and sports. His son Jeron is a partner in the company, and with all the accomplishments he has already had in his young life, it's probably a good business decision he is.