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In a recent interview, Houston Rockets veteran Kevin Durant admitted to making music with Philadelphia 76ers star LeBron James. Durant revealed plenty in his chat with Speedy Morman, including more than one song he recorded alongside James.

Durant laid down more than a couple of songs with LeBron, he said, per Boardroom.

“Three songs, I think,” Durant said. “So, I went to Akron in like 2011 to work out with him for like four or five days. And he had a studio because Rich Paul and I were really the ones who got it going and convinced LeBron to rap, because Rich Paul was trying to recruit me when he first started Klutch. And, actually, I liked Rich. So, we hung out a lot.”

Durant says the rapping started between him and James’ agent, Rich Paul, before the two eventually convinced James to step into the booth.

“So, we were just rapping and convinced Bron to rap that one day,” Durant added. “He got in there and locked in. Anytime somebody do something for the first few times, it’s forced — it’s a little forced. But once you get that flow, he would’ve figured it out. He loves rap.”

As for the songs with LeBron James, Kevin Durant can’t say what happened to them or whether the recordings exist.

“I don’t know — that’s a good question,” Durant said. “They’re in that studio in Akron somewhere. The engineer or somebody’s got them. I think that’s who dropped it. The engineer dropped it. He dropped one of them, and that’s how people even heard about it.”

A clip of one of James and Durant’s songs can be heard toward the end of Boardroom’s post on X, formerly Twitter.

KD says he and @KingJames recorded three tracks together pic.twitter.com/JQGHGCCeZn

— Boardroom (@boardroom) August 27, 2026

Rockets’ Durant also addressed his rage-baiters ahead of his second season in Houston. KD covered an array of topics in a very laid-back setting alongside Morman.

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