Jimmy Butler spotted partying with hip-hop royalty to future NFL QB Shedeur Sander's beat in Miami

Jimmy Butler is a man of many talents. Besides being the leader and franchise player for the Miami Heat, he's also a very successful entrepreneur, having opened up the first physical location of his 'Bigface' coffee brand on Friday.

On the heels of the opening, he was joined by hip-hop legend Lil Wayne at a club, where he listened to some tunes by Colorado quarterback and future NFL player Shedeur Sanders.

As shown in the clip, the Heat forward had a good time next to Wayne, as Sanders' music is becoming increasingly popular.

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Jimmy Butler opens Bigface Coffe store

Jimmy Butler has been a busy man lately. On Saturday, he opened up his first physical Bigface Coffee store in the Miami Design District, finally fulfilling a project that started as a joke during the NBA bubble in Orlando:

"This is a dream of mine," Butler told the media at the grand opening. "I get to come in here, chill out, meet people, vibe out, and become friends. Coffee is life. It's how I start my mornings, watching my daughter play while I enjoy a cappuccino. For me, that's the quintessential coffee experience."

The store offers way more than just coffee. Bigface also aims to be a lifestyle brand, offering merchandise that ranges from hockey jerseys to T-shirts and bumper stickers, among other things.

Butler was reportedly involved in every tiny detail to make sure everything was on point before the grand opening:

"This has been like the steps of my life. You start with a dream, you start with an idea, and then it grows into something like this. I remember dreaming of being an NBA player, and now here I am with my own coffee shop," Jimmy Butler added.

It's nice to see NBA players branching out and finding their passion in things other than basketball. He's not going to play in the league forever, and some professional athletes often struggle to define themselves or find motivation once their playing days are far behind them.