LeBron James Gets Music Video Offer From R&B Singer TOBi

LeBron James is a player who owns basketball floors. But, he is also a producer, and yes, he takes roles in movies. The Lakers star is on a good way to become a Hollywood mogul, and now he was given an offer by TOBi.

The R&B singer attracted the attention of Todd Gurley and DeAndre Hopkins. His favorite players are LeBron and Kawhi Leonard.

“Man, it’s crazy, man, cause these are people that we look up to in the sports world, and they love my music, and they’re working out to it which is f**king dope. I love that.” 

When asked if there is a chance to see LeBron in his videos, TOBi said, “You never know, that might happen. That just might happen. We’re gonna get it poppin’!”

LeBron has previously been involved in something like this. Jay Z made a diss track to DeShawn Stevenson because he was feuding with the king during Cavs/Wizards. If you are into diss tracks, check this out:

“Ask my n**** LeBron! We so big we ain’t gotta respond. When you talkin to a don, please have respect like you’re talking to your mom. We let the money do the talkin. As you see we be talkin rather often. The ROC Boys in the buildin. Another hundred fifty million don’t it sound like we yellin?!!! Who the f*** overrated?! If anything they underpaid him. Hatin that’s only ‘gonna make him spend the night out of spite with the chick you’ve been datin. We the best of the best. We ‘gon be here so the rest could take a rest, I gotta get this off my chest, No pause none of that s***, get off my d***”

LeBron worked with 2 Chainz on his latest project, and he really liked how it went.

“One of my fondest memories of working with LeBron, was just actually being in the studio with him. Getting his taste for music, getting his ideas for videos and just talking about sports, and just being elbow to elbow with such an American star whose so grounded and down to earth. So, those are some of my best memories, talking about our kids, talking about a wide range of things, and at the same time, being in the studio environment, which was just really a cherry on top for me.”