Former NBA star Dennis Rodman serenaded North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during a basketball game in Pyongyang.<br/> <br />The retired basketball player led an auditorium in singing "Happy Birthday" to Kim, who allegedly turned 31 this week.<br/> <br />North Korean media reported on the event saying Rodman's song quote reflected his reverence for Kim and that Rodman had organised the game as a gift.<br/> <br />This, Rodman's fourth trip to the secluded country, has drawn criticism from human rights activists and the family of U.S. missionary Kenneth Bae- who's imprisoned in North Korea.<br/> <br />During an interview on an American network, Rodman unleashed a string of obscenities and suggested Bae had been responsible for his own incarceration.<br/> <br />Rodman has since issued an apology for his comments saying that he had been drinking and was stressed out.
