Kobe Bryant HD

[pill clinton]

GOAT

 

[kobeoverbron]

cool vid

 

[memphisboi55]

dope vid

 

[three6mafia2007]

 

[|A-Man|]

Only kept watching for that Inception music

 

[th0mas cr0wn]

 

[cafinest23]

my boy Kobe

 

[35kd]

Originally Posted by Tunnel Vision

 (and thats coming from a Kobe/Laker Hater)

 

[airjordan jb23]

Frobe

 

[freeze]

i didnt cry when mike left, but i probably will when kobe does..

 

[vc3fan]

Grew up not liking him for whatever the reason. When I saw him destroy my Nets in the finals, I was happy that I will always get to say I saw someone of his playing ability play on the largest stage and celebrate a title (Even though it was against my team).



Have grown to become a fan of his game and the person. He is old school basketball. He is going to be missed in this league when he makes that decision.

 

[k2theablam]

Magnificent video.

Every scene in that movie brought me back to a point in my life where I remember it happening live.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[ryanbbn23]

that video gave chills it was so good.
thanks for sharing it.

 

[itzbooranss]

I hate Kobe with a passion but that video was definately dope.

 

[johnnyhardaway]

Frobe!

 

[ohboydanny]

Dope vid.

You guys should also check out the "Kobe clinic hd" vid that's on YouTube. Easily one of my $*! highlight tapes.

 

[AZwildcats]

Man I miss Kobe's fro. Brings back memories

And the #8

 

[drewdioxin]

I respect him as a player and competitor, that is about where it stops.

 

[aztec06jr]

Originally Posted by DrewDioxin

I respect him as a player and competitor, that is about where it stops.

What else is there to respect 

Like someone said...people will appreciate when Kobe retires and the league is filled with players who don't have that killer instinct or that complete game. 

There are players who come close offensively (Melo, Durant), defensively (LeBron), intensity (Westbrook), in his prime athletically (Rose + all of the above)..but Kobe has the complete game...but I mean the dude has 5 rings, records that involve scoring, longevity, I mean the dude has the record for most 3s in a game. All Star MVPs, Final MVPs, 1st team all defense, 1st team all NBA, Olympic Gold Medal...haven't even used the word clutch or admired yet. The thing that Kobe is adding to his legacy now is his toughness (having played more games than MJ already), leadership (players now want to play with Kobe + look at Beijing where the NBA's young stars deferred to him in the clutch), and longevity (dude leads the league in scoring in his 16th season 

)..He won with Shaq, Pau, but what's most impressive is taking my area's high school team (Kwame, Walton, Smush, Odom) to the playoffs 

.

There's a running list on a Laker forum of all the things that NBA players (past, present) have said about Kobe that basically portray him as someone who will outwork you, outsmart you, and just beat you over and over. And I read an article that the 2011 NBA Draft Class listed Kobe as their biggest hoops hero currently playing. His legacy will continue. 

Btw - It's good to see a lot of people admit that they used to hate/dislike him but now they've come to respect him.

And for the dude who put Kobe in the same breath as Stackhouse/Iverson, go watch Space Jam or something.

 

[af1 1982]

I used to hate it him after what he did to my 76ers and Philadelphia. But after that whole Colorado incident I started to love him. The way he came from the bottom and reinvented himself after the entire world hated him. And to come where is now, 2 rings and an MVP later and without a doubt the most respected player in the league.

"I didn't cry when MJ retired, but I probably will when Kobe does". What Drake song is that, I can't find that anywhere.

 

[freeze]

this has been one of my favorite kobe vids for a few years now.� i love it.� dude is amazing.� when he was in his prime...omg what couldnt he do...?
check out the other innate vids when you get a chance too..

 

[heshua]

Originally Posted by Maximus Meridius

Originally Posted by morningstar7777

That was great, some people don't realize we're witnessing one of the greatest player of all time.

They will when he's retired. Dude is the last of a dying breed.
  

Im not even a lakers fan and I been saying this.  They dont build them like this anymore.  He's from a different era and will be severly missed when he retires.

 

[rawex5]

Well done.

 

[troymcclure]

Too much bickering going on here. All opinion based $%$$*#$!.

He is easily one of the best players ever. I am 22 years old and he is the best player of my generation.

I'm not even bout that life, but I appreciate a great player when I see one. No matter what team he plays for or what position they play.

 

[AIR J XIII]