The hype over Lebron James’ documentary More Than A Game has grown much like his celebrated arrival to the League in October of 2003 and has unsurprisingly heightened with the recent announcement of a soundtrack that will accompany the film. A portrayal of his life as a pseudo-celebrity high school basketball star, More Than A Game, also includes his teammates, coaches and other significant people who helped him become the man/player he is today.

In retrospect, his accomplishments since becoming the next best thing in the NBA (besides Kobe), have afforded him relationships with the likes of Jay Z, T.I., Drake and Lil Wayne, all of which are either featured or have solo tracks.

Below is a full list of artists (in no particular order) who were tapped to help bring Bron Bron’s project to life.

Drake- “Forever” ft Lil Wayne, Eminem and Kanye West
Mary J Blige – “Stronger”
Jay-Z- “History”
Soulja Boy – “I’m Ballin’”
T.I. – “King On Set” ft Young Dro
Ester Dean- “Drop It Low” ft Chris Brown
Rich Boy – “Top Of The World”
Ya Boy – “We Ready”
Hayes- “Go Hard”
Jared Evans -”Frozen” & Tank – “If You Dream” ft Tyrese, Toni Braxton, Jordin Sparks, Omarion, Faith Evans, JoJo, Charlie Wilson, Tamar Braxton and Steven Russell

The top video is the best angle and it wasn’t as bad as it was made out to be… However, The KIng (with no rings) STILL got dunked on by a college sophomore!!! Anyway you slice it, FAIL!!

People will try and defend dude, say he was out of the play and he got there late, but the simple truth is, he jumped and got bapped on!

Nike should have just let the tape surface in the first place and Lebron should have come out and gave dude his props. He just made himself look like more of a LOSER by imagining in this day and age no one in the building had a camera rolling… thinking it was going to be his and NIke’s little secret for the rest of his chipless career. LOL!!

Kobe Bryant took part in a little extra curricular activity during his basketball camp when he played a 14 year old in a game of 1 on 1. Unsurprisingly, he took the kid 5-0 and after the game there was a little banter.

The kid appears to offer that had Bryant played him at Lebron’s camp there would have  been a different outcome and Bryant responds by saying: “I’ll tell you one thing. You ain’t dunkin’ on me at my camp!”

His comment stems from a story last week that has already become somewhat of a legend. Lebron James was playing pickup at his own camp when a sophomore from Xavier dunked on him.

Players and coaches were quoted as saying it was “bad,” among other things, but no one will ever know how bad, as Lebron had camp officials confiscate the tape.

Enjoy!

Kobe finally made it back home and is still in celebration mode. Purple and gold confetti falls from up above as he soaks in the moment of winning his fourth “chamyunship ring.” Meanwhile, a somber Lebron, who’s been pumping iron, babysitting Lil Dez and visualizing 2010, still can’t believe it’s not him parading around the house in victory!!

No need in stating the obvious here… NIke wants their Lebron puppet on the NBAs biggest stage in 2010 and here’s an ode to next season. The background is awesome!!