The past decade has been an amazing one for rap music. Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James would definitely agree to that.

The same way NBA stars like Stephen Curry, James Harden, and Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Lakers star himself have defined the league throughout the 2010s, the same can be said about the likes of Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and J.Cole for their music.

The Twitter page RapCavier posed an interesting conundrum – aside from the three mentioned earlier, who should be the 4th members of any potential rap Mount Rushmore for the past decade? Taking some time off the grueling Lakers-Suns series, LeBron chimed in with his pick.

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James went with Future, who he's unabashedly a fan of. Damian Lillard replied to the Lakers icon shortly after, disagreeing on LeBron's endorsement of Future Hendrix. The Blazers All-Star decided to go with Kanye West, respectfully of course.

Kanye west is indeed a strong pick considering My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy was actually released in 2010. Just a tiny bit surprised he didn't add on an honorable mention for Dame D.O.L.L.A.

Both LeBron James' Lakers and Damian Lillard's Trail Blazers find themselves in some heated playoff series that are both at 2-1. But of course, they had to let their voices be heard for something this important.