
After more than two decades in the NBA, LeBron James continues to redefine what longevity and dominance look like in professional sports. Though he has entered his 22nd season, the Los Angeles Lakers superstar shows no signs of slowing down. With every year that passes, the legend of LeBron only grows louder, both on the court and in pop culture.
Recently, that iconic status reached an unexpected milestone. James has become the first professional male athlete to be immortalized as a Barbie Ken doll. The release of the LeBron James Collector’s Ken doll, part of Barbie’s Signature “Kenbassadors” collection, represents his impact far beyond the game.
The reaction from LeBron fans was immediate. One viral moment captured a LeBron devotee marching down the street in full Lakers gear, accompanied by a choir, all to purchase the newly released LeBarbie doll.
LeBron fan pulled up with a choir to buy the new LeBarbie doll 😭
— LakeShowYo (@LakeShowYo) April 14, 2025
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What makes this cultural crossover even more fitting is that it comes at a time when James remains the most-watched player in the NBA. According to recent data, LeBron topped the league with 3.23 billion views, closely behind Luka Doncic and Stephen Curry.
LeBron James Enters His 55th Playoff Series As Lakers Face Timberwolves

The Lakers will take on the Minnesota Timberwolves in the opening round of this season’s playoffs. This upcoming series marks the 55th playoff battle of LeBron’s career. His postseason resume is not just lengthy; it is historic.
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James has the most playoff points in NBA history, with 8,162, and has played in more playoff games than anyone else, appearing in 287 games. LeBron has made more field goals in the playoffs than any player in NBA history, with 2,928. He also leads all players in playoff steals with 483.
With 183 postseason wins under his belt, LeBron knows how to deliver a stellar performance on the court. He currently ranks second all-time in playoff assists with 2,067 and sits third in career playoff three-pointers with 470. LeBron will look to add to these numbers while guiding the Lakers on another deep playoff run against Minnesota.
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