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Who is Lah Moon?

A one-on-one basketball player and content creator from New Orleans, Louisiana, who competes as Lah Moon or Moon. His logged 1v1 record is 37–15 across 52 games and a dozen promoters, and 21–4 on The Next Chapter. Entrepreneur reports that TNC itself grew out of featuring him in a one-on-one after every park run.

What is his real name?

Javon Brazile. The 1v1 Hoops database lists it on the profile that links to his Instagram handle, and he corroborates it himself: the business email in his own Instagram bio is Jbrazile13@icloud.com.

Where is he from?

New Orleans, Louisiana. 1v1 Hoops lists it, RealGM and Eurobasket give New Orleans as Javon Brazile's hometown, and his own Instagram has posted about New Orleans directly. The location line on his bio reads “Tha Bakery”, which could not be matched to any identifiable venue or business.

Did NBA 2K really motion-capture him?

That is what a named source says on the record. TNC co-founder D'Vonte Friga told Entrepreneur on 12 June 2025 that Moon's style is “so distinctive that NBA 2K flew him out to capture his crossover move, even though he's not an NBA player.” 2K itself has never published a credit naming him, and no game, year, animation or studio is specified anywhere. So the claim is reported exactly as sourced — a league co-founder's statement in a named publication — and no further.

What is his 1v1 record?

37 wins, 15 losses in 52 logged games — 71.2%, Elo 1302, ranked #7. On The Next Chapter specifically it is 21–4. The full match list is on the programs page. The record is compiled by 1v1 Hoops, an independent, fan-maintained results database — The Next Chapter publishes no standings table of its own, so no official record exists to check it against.

How much does he earn?

Two purses are published, both on The Next Chapter's own video titles: $25,000 for the 30–18 win over Kamsosmoove at TNC 03, and $5,000 for the 23–31 loss to Keyon Menifield at Summit Vol. 1. No purse is published for his other 50 games, and no contract, appearance fee, pay-per-view share or career total has ever been made public.

Does he sell anything?

No. There is no shop, no merchandise, no camp, no clinic, no course, no coaching programme, no Patreon and no rate card under his name. He has no personal website. The $20/month and $10/month subscriptions belong to TNCLeague.com, the league he competes in — not to him. This site sells nothing and takes no payment.

Which brands has he worked with?

None that are published. No endorsement, ambassadorship, sponsored post or affiliate code could be found under either of his names, so the partners page is deliberately empty and says so.

How big is his following?

Instagram reports 143K followers for @_moooooon across 177 posts, and his own YouTube channel @lahmoon1313 has 51.2K subscribers and 40 videos, one of which has 1.4 million views. Most of his reach, though, comes through The Next Chapter's channel rather than his own. TikTok is blocked on the network this research was done from, so no TikTok figure is claimed.

Is @_moooooon on X the same person?

No. The handle on X belongs to a different person — a dormant account under a different display name, joined in 2012, no posts, no followers. Only the Instagram handle is his. There is also a near-empty YouTube channel at @lahmoon which is not the one his bio links to.

Did he play college basketball?

Unresolved. RealGM and Eurobasket carry a Javon Brazile — 6′2″ guard, hometown New Orleans, Baton Rouge CC then Dillard University, undrafted 2023. Name, hometown and age all match, but neither source mentions Lah Moon, 1v1 or TNC, and he has never publicly claimed a college career. It is an inference, so it is not stated as fact anywhere on this site.

How do I get in touch?

By the email he publishes himself: Jbrazile13@icloud.com, or by direct message on @_moooooon. See contact.