Where he has played, and the shapes his events take.
A travelling exhibition presented by B-Ball and Company and AND1, running 1998 to 2008. The team rolled into a town and played the seven best local players. It was cut into ten mixtape volumes and broadcast as half-hour Streetball segments on ESPN2. He was on it from the year he turned pro, 2000–04, and again 2006–08.
Read the recordThe specific tape. AND1 followed a disappointing Volume 2 with Volume 3 on free VHS — and, in Ballislife's words, it “introduced the world to Hot Sauce and streetball to the masses.” Everything after this is downstream of it.
See the galleryIn January 2009 the College Park Spyders of the American Basketball Association announced they had signed him for the 2009–10 season. He is listed with the club through 2012.
The factsHis current team affiliation on Wikipedia, from 2012. Ballislife has covered his Court Kingz work since 2013, including the film that introduced his son, “Lil Sizz”.
EnquireThe full-week camp model. Honolulu, 22–27 June 2026, with Team Heawekooo: open court and pick-up early in the week, an outdoor skills camp for grades 1–4 at Salt Lake District Park, camps for grades 5–8 and high school at Aiea District Park, then an Influencer All-Star Game to close. $15 pre-registration, $25 on the day — set and collected by the promoter, not by him.
Bring the week to youThe arena activation. In the 2017–18 season the Atlanta Hawks ran a promotion in which a fan tried to guard him one-on-one for twenty-four seconds to win prizes. It travelled well beyond the arena that night.
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