Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James has already achieved a lot outside of the basketball court. His next venture? A possible musical career. The King teased this in his latest Twitter post, suggesting that he'll have something big brewing for the music industry soon.

While a lot of NBA players have already released their own mixtapes, the four-time NBA MVP admitted that he doesn't have the proper skills to be the voice behind the mic. He, however, did flex about the number of respected musicians on his contact list.

LeBron has been known to be tight with several icons in the music industry, particularly the hip-hop scene. OG's like Jay-Z and Lakers superfan Snoop Dogg are just some of the notable musicians he hangs out with. LBJ is also pretty tight with artists from the new generation like Kendrick Lamar, 2 Chainz, and the late Nipsey Hussle, just to name a few. He has even shraed the stage with Drake and Travis Scott in a live performance of “Sicko Mode.”

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LeBron's millions of followers on Instagram are already used to him occasionally bopping his head to several hip-hop bangers. While he won't be belting out bars anytime soon, we'll probably see the four-time NBA champion involved as a music producer of some capacity.

After all, he does have all the resources in the world to do so. His media platform UNINTERRUPTED has already become a household in recent years. LeBron has successfully transitioned to acting on the big screen. The jury is still out if his version of the cult classic Space Jam will appeal to the masses, but it looks like LeBron James is already looking at the next big project he can get his hands on.