What’s Chris Webber’s latest alias in music? Instead of getting behind the mic the Sacramento King is now behind the boards making beats for hip-hop artists.

After putting out a solo album several years ago, Chris has decided to leave his career as a rapper alone and move on to hobby.

“I don’t do anything. I make beats under an alias. I have had a studio in my house for 12 years and I learned from some of the best. I came out with an album and that’s not something I wanted to do. Artists would come to my house and I’d let them record for free as long as they did a song with me, and I’d rhyme over it or whatever. It was dope for the basement, but not to put out.”

“Somebody got a hold of it and they were going to put it out so I just put it out myself. That’s why I didn’t promote it or anything. But I don’t like to even be looked at like I put out an album, because it was just for me”, Weber told Dimebag.

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So those thinking that this NBA ball player may come back to the mic, shouldn’t look for it to happen to soon.

“Q-Tip said it: Industry rule number 4,080. Record company people are shady. That’s why I’m glad I make beats, I don’t have to deal with the political. And that’s why I’m glad I don’t have to depend on that to make a living. It’s an honor to make beats and a way to keep my love of music going and stay on the low”.