Lebron James is being spoofed! The "Lebroning" Videos have become viral. Parodies of his flops have become the toast of Youtube.

Lebron was already a notorious flopper even before the NBA implemented anti-flopping rules. This was already a common complaint by opposing players: Lebron James was being given the superstar, or even the royal treatment. The referees seem to have taken the "King James" nickname a little too seriously.

Now, they have actually named the action after him. Just like "Tebowing, a group of boys imitate some of Lebron James flopping moves that gained the most notoriety during the NBA Eastern Conference Finals.

Recently, Lebron had a taste of his own medicine when they faced the Brooklyn Nets. That was a heartbreaking loss for the Heat in double overtime. On a night when Lebron was wearing the King James jersey, he fouled out near the end of the first overtime. He accused Andrei Kirilenko of flopping after the game. From CBS:

"I thought Kirilenko flopped a few times, to be honest about it. He flopped a few times and he got the call. I thought the last one that fouled me out, that could've been a charge for sure. He was trying to put his hands on me as I drove and that's' what got him off balance and he was able to get the call. But Kirilenko flopped on me a couple of times."

It seems like an eternity since Lebron uttered these words during the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Chicago Bulls. In response to the Bulls' accusation that he flops: (from the Associated Press): "I don't need to flop,'' James said. "I play an aggressive game. I don't flop. I've never been one of those guys.''

There were countless compilations that served as evidence to the contrary. And now, we have "Lebroning." See for yourself: