LeBron showed off his amateur flow in two Instargam videos, where he rapped over Jay-Z and Kanye West’ “Ni**as In Paris” beat.”Yo you already know what it is … it’s the kid King James,” he said in the songs intro.
Check out the clip below, then click through the slides to find eight of the worst athletes-turned-rappers of all time.
1. Shaquille O’Neal, or should we say Shaq Diesel, released his debut rap album in 1993 under Jive Records.
2. In 2008, Floyd Mayweather took a stab at the mic.
3. Back with Kobe Bryant had a fro he released a single with Tyra Banks called “K.O.B.E.”
4. Before he was Metta World Peace, Ron Artest attempted to take over the rap game with his 2010 single “Champions.”
5. Desmond Mason let the world know what team he reps in this 2006 rap track.
6. Jason Kidd linked up with West Coast rapper and producer Warren G for his rap debut.
7. Allen Iverson was serious about his rap career when he released “40 Cars” in 2000.
8. Rasheed Wallace showed off his lyrical skills with this 2007 freestyle.
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LeBron showed off his amateur flow in two Instargam videos, where he rapped over Jay-Z and Kanye West’ “Ni**as In Paris” beat.”Yo you already know what it is … it’s the kid King James,” he said in the songs intro.
Check out the clip below, then click through the slides to find eight of the worst athletes-turned-rappers of all time.
1. Shaquille O’Neal, or should we say Shaq Diesel, released his debut rap album in 1993 under Jive Records.
2. In 2008, Floyd Mayweather took a stab at the mic.
3. Back with Kobe Bryant had a fro he released a single with Tyra Banks called “K.O.B.E.”
4. Before he was Metta World Peace, Ron Artest attempted to take over the rap game with his 2010 single “Champions.”
5. Desmond Mason let the world know what team he reps in this 2006 rap track.
6. Jason Kidd linked up with West Coast rapper and producer Warren G for his rap debut.
7. Allen Iverson was serious about his rap career when he released “40 Cars” in 2000.
8. Rasheed Wallace showed off his lyrical skills with this 2007 freestyle.
