LeBron James names Jay-Z as a key inspiration over Michael Jordan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 4:05 AM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
LeBron James revealed in a recent interview that while Michael Jordan is his primary basketball inspiration, Jay-Z has greatly influenced his business decisions. This insight came as James approaches the end of his 23-year NBA career, where he has played for teams including the Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, and Los Angeles Lakers. As discussions around his future and potential retirement continue, James highlights Jay-Z's guidance and mentorship as pivotal for his success. He regards their relationship with deep appreciation, viewing Jay-Z as a big brother figure beyond the basketball realm.
- •LeBron James has had a storied NBA career lasting 23 years.
- •James considers Michael Jordan his biggest inspiration in basketball.
- •Jay-Z has been a significant mentor for James in business matters.
- •Discussions about James' future and retirement are currently ongoing.
- •James aims to inspire younger generations, similar to how Jay-Z inspired him.
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"LeBron James is often considered by fans as the GOAT of basketball alongside Michael Jordan, but it seems Jordan is not the only inspiration he has.
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