DRAKE,LEBRON,CHRIS BOSH INTERVIEW EACH OTHER

Drake x LeBron x Chris Bosh | WHO'S INTERVIEWING WHO

Drake's ties to basketball run deeper than courtside appearances 

at Toronto Raptors games and wearing basketball jerseys at his 

concerts, he's a fervent basketball fan who has developed

 friendships with top-tier acts in the sports from LeBron James 

to Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant. For the latest video on 

LeBron's UNINTERRUPTED YouTube channel, Drake sits 

down with James and former Raptor and Miami Heat all-star 

Chris Bosh, as they discuss their admiration for one another

 and former Raptor-turned-veteran journeyman Vince Carter's 

influence on their lives. 

In the clip, the trio reflected on their respective careers and

how they eventually met each other. Bosh took a moment to 

praise Drake for his success and all he's done for Toronto, 

saying that while being labeled a "Canadian artist" used to 

have a "negative connotation at the time," Drake found a 

way to step outside of that box and "do so many great things." 
"It's been a journey and it's been incredible to do it this way,"

 the rapper told Bosh, later adding that "there was a time 

where it was really, it was really tough to feel like we could

 ever transcend that actual literal border" but his hometown

 has created a "monster" due to the passion and support

 from fans. 

The men then shifted their focus to discuss Carter and his 

affect on each of their lives. James starts by reminiscing

 about how impactful the eight-time all-star's athleticism was 

to him as he developed his own craft.

"Vince was that guy where you're like if he gets one dribble 

inside that three-point line, you better move," James said. 

"For a kid like myself who started to find his way with some 

athleticism, you looked at Vince like, 'Damn, I ain't gon be

 able to get to that point but if I could get half [or] three-fourths

 of it, then I'm doing something right.'"

Drake on the other hand, says that Carter's presence made 

Toronto's nightlife feel "larger than life."

"We had celebrities coming to our city and performing that 

would’ve never been here before. We had rappers and
 people from here that were acting like we were in New York,
" Drizzy added. "People were driving different cars and 
starting businesses, he created a culture for us that we had 
only seen on television."

Drake and LeBron James are currently promoting 

The Carter Effect, a documentary on Vince Carter's 

basketball career and impact on the Toronto scene. 

Drake and James are executive producers for the film, 

which was produced by James' digital programming

 network UNINTERRUPTED. 

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