LeBron James jumped on Jason and Travis Kelce's popular podcast "New Heights" and ended up making a viral post about him on X.

The episode was released on Wednesday and covers a variety of topics. Toward the end of the conversation, the Kelce brothers asked the Los Angeles Lakers star about a post that remains popular with NBA fans online.

In May 2015, a user on Continue to perform at an All-Star level as he gets older.

Jason Kelce mentioned the post to James, causing the four-time NBA champion to laugh.

"I saw that (post) in my 30s," he said. "I laugh at it every time."

James later revealed that the user posted similar content on the four-time MVP's 40th birthday last December, making the Kelce brothers cry.

James also responded, mentioning that the user will be "very depressed" when he turns 50. The user endorsed James' response on X.

The former Cleveland Cavaliers star lobbied for a spot on the podcast in an October 2023 post.

@newheightshow It’s crazy that I can’t get an invite to your awesome show! Is it because you are truly the king of Northeast Ohio and I claim to be? to be honest! 🥴😁😁😁. Seriously, you guys are awesome!

— LeBron James (@KingJames) October 4, 2023

Jason Kelce welcomed James to the show with a powder throw similar to James' pregame ritual. The brothers then asked about James' football career and whether he had ever seriously considered joining the NFL. James expressed his interest during the 2011 NBA lockout.

"I don't know when we will be able to reach an agreement with the owners and get our league going," he said. "So I did think about it at the time. I was young enough to hang out with you guys. But that was the only time I really thought about it."

In front of some of the NFL's biggest names, James slightly walked back his Christmas Day comments, saying, "I love the NFL. But Christmas is our day."

"I saw the damn numbers afterward. You kicked our ass, okay," James said Wednesday. "You all kicked our ass from a ratings standpoint."

James also talked about his son Bronny, who was drafted by the Lakers last year. The father and son made history in October when they became the first father and son in NBA history to appear in a game together.

He called Brownie "the calmest, most laid-back, funniest kid in the world."

In his 22nd NBA season, James is currently averaging 23.7 points, 8.8 assists and 7.6 rebounds per game while shooting 50.9% from the field.