Because of course.

LeBron James — the self-proclaimed king — is coming out with his own museum. But not just any museum, this is a museum dedicated to him and ONLY him. Is anybody surprised?

Home Court, the shrine to LBJ’s ego, opens Nov. 25 in Akron and will be putting a spotlight on all the milestones of his life and career.

The museum will be a multimedia experience, including a recreation of an apartment where LeBron lived with his mother, Gloria, as well as some of the Lakers star’s childhood belongings. It will also highlight his high school basketball career and his NBA championships with the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers.

This modern-day equivalent of a pharaoh’s pyramid is located at House Three Thirty, a facility created by LBJ’s foundation to serve the community where he grew up.

Holy hell, the cringe is so real here.

And like I said, none of this is shocking. If there was gonna be an athlete who founded a museum dedicated to himself, it was most certainly going to be LeBron James. And I just love how he keeps playing the whole “Akron is my community” card after ditching Cleveland not once, but TWICE!

Oh yeah, and why did he leave Cleveland originally, by the way? (RELATED: ‘What The Hell Is Wrong With You?’: Stephen A. Blasts LeBron, Says He Wouldn’t Be As Great If It Weren’t For Miami)

So we could win CHAMPIONSHIPS…

…in beautiful MIAMI.

I know that’s still gotta sting Cleveland. Sorry about that.