Warriors' interim head coach enjoyed a good laugh when he was asked about Lonzo Ball's shoes

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Mike Brown , Twitter/KNBR

On Thursday afternoon, LaVar Ball officially unveiled Lonzo Ball’s first signature shoe under the Big Baller Brand.

The Sports World is Forever Changed. Introducing Lonzo's 1st Signature Shoe: The ZO2 Prime. . . . Available for preorder at BigBallerBrand.com . . . Link is in our Bio 🤘🏽 #GameChangers

A post shared by Big Baller Brand (@bigballerbrand) on May 4, 2017 at 12:43pm PDT

Considering Lonzo Ball hasn’t even been drafted yet and has never stepped on an NBA court as a member of an NBA team, the Ball’s and Big Baller Brand received a lot of negative feedback from former NBA players who did not agree with the cost of the product.

Hey @Lavarbigballer real big baller brands don't over charge kids for shoes. pic.twitter.com/N2U0VPXXyt
— SHAQ (@SHAQ) May 4, 2017

Since LaVar Ball has been known to steal the spotlight, you can bet his products were being talked about throughout the NBA on Thursday night.

During the Golden State Warriors’ post-game news conference, Warriors interim head coach Mike Brown was asked a question about the shoes and he couldn’t help but respond with a big laugh.

Mike Brown says he won't be buying LaVar Ball's $500 signature LO2's...or his $200 pair of flip flops pic.twitter.com/HZwhGchwBA
— KNBR (@KNBR) May 5, 2017

He had another good chuckle when he was asked about the $200 sliders, which are also ridiculously priced.

Some former professional athletes have already purchased a pair of Lonzo’s new shoes, but we’re not expecting them to become a hit within the basketball community.