One in a million? Porter Jr.: The number of people planning to enter the NBA is decreasing. Many young people just want to be Internet celebrities.

October 22nd, Porter Jr. recently participated in Howard's podcast Above The Rim with DH12. During this period, he believed that the number of people who want to enter the NBA is decreasing year by year, and many young people just want to be Internet celebrities.

Howard: "Now young people have more choices, and there is no need to squeeze out the one-in-a-million chance to enter the NBA..."

Porter Jr.: "On the one hand, due to the existence of social media, everyone has the opportunity to be seen. Even in elementary school, by posting a video on social media, it can quickly become popular. Thus entering people's field of vision. But on the other hand, children are facing more interference. They may prefer to become Internet celebrities and gain a large number of fans on social media, while fewer and fewer people actually focus on basketball. Although there are still 60 draft spots in the NBA every year, the number of people actually participating in the draft is indeed decreasing year by year."