Stephen Curry shares real feelings about Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us - but Lebron James doesn't agree while pair are on Team USA duty

Stephen Curry and LeBron James have great chemistry on the court, but their music tastes aren't quite synced up - as they showed after an Olympic tune-up game vs. Serbia on Wednesday.

Following the Americans' 105-79 win in Abu Dhabi, Kendrick Lamar's hit song 'Not Like Us' blared from the speakers - but Curry was tired of hearing it.

'Again with this song!,' he appeared to say. 'It's not the only song in America.'

James, however, said 'I love it' as he stood near Curry, Anthony Davis and Nigel Hayes-Davis.

His USA teammate Anthony Edwards could then be seen dancing to the song as he slid up behind him.

The track, which was released by Lamar as a diss against fellow rapper Drake, is currently No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Drake previously called James 'my brother' and the pair have had a longstanding relationship, as they've known each other for at least 15 years.

Drake also on the basketball star's 'The Shop' TV show.

However, James appeared to pick his side in the heated Drake-Lamar feud when he attended the latter's LA show in June.

The 'Pop Out' concert was also attended by NBA stars Russell Westbrook and DeMar DeRozan, who even joined Lamar onstage.

Despite their differences in musical taste, Curry and James will hope to lead Team USA to a gold medal this summer in Paris.

On Wednesday, Curry led the team with 24 points, while James had 11 in the comfortable win over Serbia.

Nikola Jokic had 16 points and 11 rebounds for his home country.

The Olympics kick off on July 26.