LeBron James has reached out to Activision on Twitter, advocating for his son Bronny to have his own operator skin in the upcoming game, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, set to launch on October 25. Activision responded positively, acknowledging Bronny's skills as a 'sharpshooter' and hinting at the possibility of making history as the first father-son duo in both the NBA and Call of Duty. Bronny, who recently excelled in Call of Duty tournaments, is already familiar with the gaming community and has competed alongside notable streamers. This potential crossover follows previous instances of NBA stars like Devin Booker and Kevin Durant being featured as characters in the franchise. As LeBron continues to advocate for his son, it raises questions about the integration of celebrity skins in the gaming world, showcasing the blending of sports and video gaming culture. The excitement builds as fans await the release of Black Ops 6 and the possible inclusion of the James duo in the game.