Global Dunk Empire
Global Dunk Empire performing in front of a crowd, photograph published on globaldunkempire.com

Shows & programs

Quote on enquiry

Nine formats,one crew

Everything below is a format Global Dunk Empire states publicly that it does. Nothing has been added to the list, and no format has been given a price it does not have.

70+ countries3 years Harlem Globetrotters2× Guinness World Records Slamma Jamma (2017) — lead roleAmerican Ninja Warrior ×2 FIBA 3x3 dunk champion989K YouTube subscribersBased in Los Angeles

Pillar one

Events

“We do corporate events, birthday parties, grand openings, dunk contests, and we are willing to get creative with your future events.”

Corporate events

The company’s About page cites a performance at the home of entrepreneur James Goldstein and a collaboration with Moët & Chandon for the NBA.

Birthday parties

Private celebrations. The Videos page shows a bar mitzvah the crew hosted in Santa Monica, California.

Grand openings

Retail, venue and facility launches, built around the crowd a dunk show pulls.

Dunk contests

Run as the main event or as a segment. Staples has five ranked FIBA/WDA contest results of his own.

Run time, crew size and rider

Show length, number of dunkers, staging, rim and floor requirements, insurance and travel terms are not published — agree these in writing at booking.

Pillar two

Camps

“Want us to come to your city to do a camp? We can host the entire camp with our dunkers teaching their jump tactics or we can come as special guest.”

So there are two published camp models:

  • Full host. Global Dunk Empire runs the whole camp, with its dunkers teaching jump tactics.
  • Special guest. The crew drops into a camp you are already running.

An independent example of the guest format: on 23 November 2024, Royal Basketball School published an account of a Chris Staples session in which he broke down the mechanics of his flying dunks and gave the kids practical guidance on vertical leap, strength and mindset.

Camp age brackets, group sizes, session length, curriculum and pricing are not published — scope these on enquiry. There is no online camp registration or checkout anywhere; camps are booking-form only.

Global Dunk Empire session photograph published on globaldunkempire.com

Pillar three

Appearances

“We make special appearances to meet our fans or to help promo events. We also do special signings and even make school appearances for all ages and grade levels.”

Fan meet-and-greets

Appearances built around meeting fans rather than a full show.

Promotional appearances

Brand and event promo. Past partners on record include Hennessy, Moët & Chandon, Boost Mobile, the Los Angeles Clippers and the NBA.

Signings

Special signings. What is signed, and whether merchandise is supplied, is not published.

School appearances

Stated scope is broad: all ages and grade levels. Beyond the dunking, Staples is described by third parties as a motivational speaker — Royal Basketball School’s write-up of his 2024 session describes a talk on preparation, explosive power, mental focus and self-belief alongside the dunk demonstration, and his own Instagram bio lists “Motivational Speaker”.

Assembly formats, per-day school rates, safety requirements and whether a portable rim is supplied are not published — confirm with the office.

Where they have worked

Partnership photographs

Images published on globaldunkempire.com/partnerships.

Is there a public tour schedule?

No. Global Dunk Empire has no ticketing page, no event calendar and no published appearance schedule. Its Live Updates page is a photo grid whose newest image dates to 2019. The only reliable way to find out where the crew will be is Instagram @everybody_hatechriss, which posts daily. Upcoming public dates are not published anywhere.