@agenttchalla3667 remember when Chris Childs gave Kobe that two piece knocked him out lol good times now kobe is a tough guy not he from the suburbs of Philadelphia and chris Childs is from the Bronx
All of the all-time greats had this level of focus. That's how they got there. Just so happened that we get the Bryant "work" stories. You'll hear the same about Magic, Russell, Wilt, Jordan, Bird, Olajuwon, etc.
Man, Kobe is like a mythical creature. If you woke up today from a 35 year comma and heard all these stories about this guy you wouldn't even be able to comprehend the type of character Kobe was
The fact that Kobe went and got 10 of the fastest guards with the best handles he could find and guard against just to prepare for Allen Iverson is crazy. That just goes to show you how much of a menace A.I was. Bubba Chuck was NO JOKE!!!!!!
I feel blessed to have grown up in Los Angeles watching Kobe's entire career. Will never forget the feeling of knowing we could win on any given night just because we had Kobe Bryant.
yes me also,I wanted to see him enjoy retirement after his awesome basketball career he was robbed of that I still can't believe it,Kobe 4 ever legends never die 🙏 🕊
Peace To The Gods!!! Yes I used to live in Philly for a short while. That zip is Montgomery County. However, West Philly is literally only 2 blocks away. That’s it. West Philly is notorious for street shenanigans. North Philly is the worst and most vicious though. So even though Kobe lived in Lower Merion, all he had to do is walk like 2-3 blocks over to West Philly.
The idea that Kobe had a collection of recordings of Jordan moving left and another collection of Jordan moving right has completely changed my approach to achieving my goals.
Even though Kobe was taken from the World much sooner than expected, he accomplished everything he was put on Earth to do. His legacy will live on far beyond his years.
@Daniel-we2jj Yes he did have a family and no conspiracy theory here. Never have and still don't believe "they killed him" that's a bit ridiculous. I was simply saying he had a level of focus, discipline and desire that was extremely rare for anyone, world class athlete or not. That allowed him to accomplish so much that most will not ever be able to do in such a short time. It's not up to us how long we are above ground despite family, projects, accomplishments ect. He passed supporting his daughter and while supporting his sports academy.
Kobe did NOT accomplish everything he was put on earth to do. That’s a backwards coping mechanism thing to say because dude had another 30-40 years to raise his children, be with his wife and loved ones, as well as keep leaving his mark on the world.
Hearing stories like this confirm why I love Kobe so much. Don't get me wrong, he was extremely talented physically and as a basketball player, but somehow I got the feeling that he is one of the very few athletes that truly got 100% out of their potential. And that will always impress me more than someone who is just naturally gifted and coasts on their talent.
Crazy how Kobe was so focused that early. Amazing episode again.. thanks Club Shay Shay! Watching it from France and just loving every part of it! 🔥🏀💪🏾🇫🇷
Kobe indeed was a special special person.. Special, unique basketball player yes, but more than that. These stories never cease to amaze me 💯💪🏾 my GOAT.
For Kobe at that age to be thinking about that.... that's unique and very accelerated thinking. Growing up in a two parent household gives one an advantage over a single mother household child. The calming masculinity that a solid father brings into a house creates order and logic. That cannot be duplicated by a single mother. And we see that in LeBron James.
Kobe was just destined for greatness period. Every story I heard about him was incredible. I only saw Kobe on TV. Watching games and interviews. But I miss him like he was family. Mamba Forever 🐍
I feel what you're saying but Kobe would tell you it was the opposite. He stole greatness ... because he wanted it more than anyone the lined up against him.
He had a song w Brian McKnight as well & prob more. I assumed he couldn't rap & never listened until all these yrs later. He actually had talent w words. Teammates said he used 2 pretend 2 freestyle, but it was so good they could tell it wasn't off the top, so they would clown him 4 it & he would get heated. 😂
Kobe was definitely different. Shot out to his parents, Joe and Pam Bryant. They are often overlooked, but they made him the man he was and instilled this tremendous work ethic that Kobe further cultivated. As a Bean fan, I love hearing these stories.
Kobe was Philly raised, hanging around those same kind of gangsters....Why would he of been afraid..? Trust me I'm 55 and I can speak for that era in Philly because I lived it.....He wasn't brought up by no Bubble Gum and Potatoe Chip individuals...He may have lived in the suburbs...But his game came from the gristle and was developed in the streets..Philly Hood Certified...Salute Kobe...We miss You
@@spenser6353no such thing as a “Asian” name. It’s a Sanskrit name, all Japanese/chinese/korea names are based on Sanskrit straight out India aka Motherland of Eurasia
@@KevondrickBaileyand don't forget Larry Bird the Celtics are 6 and 0 against Jordan in the playoffs, Jordan only became great because Larry Bird retired and the Celtics got older and Magic falsely got diagnosed with HIV
I’m from the hood, the old projects of Atlanta - Playing football at a high level got me exposure to people I would have never met. I met some dudes in the North Atlanta suburbs that was solid AF, That made me realize early in life it has nothin to do with where you from. It’s all about how you come. Kobe stood on his 10. I was like the only dude with both my parents at home in the projects . That played a big part in my success today. But them suburban dudes wasn’t no hoe, I remember playing dudes from my neighborhood and they were showing out, the burb boys was throwing blows right back, I laughed at my patna like I TOLD YALL 😂. I’m still friends with a few of them today. Expanding your surroundings is important, when my business got started it was the dudes from the burbs that help me launch it. Not the hood.
Explains so much why I always connected Nas with Kobe. From 96 to 03 It was like their lives and success were parallel to me. When I heard Kobe was working with the Trackmasters I said "Hmmm they must know each other or something" Stoute is a legend.
Bro kobe was like a dad to us growing up I wanted to be like him so much like he was my Michael Jordan!! And he was a real one didn't back down from anything and no matter how ppl didn't like him but they respected him!! I remember the first time I saw him play my Uncle in highschool from than I wanted to be like Kobe bean Bryant!! Remember when A.I said when the first time he seen Jordan he had that Glow like his aura was Glowing!! That's how it was when I saw Kobe for the first time
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When I hear people tell Kobe stories……. A one hour interview seems like it’s 5 minutes. Kobe is a one of one.
I luv how u said he is one of one, not was. Much respect.
Kobe and Bruce Lee are similar in their own right
This video is 11 minutes
it worked he got his point across based on your reply lmao@@zigman3105
@@zigman3105This comment went right over your head. He's saying that it doesn't seem long enough.
The more stories I hear bout Kobe the more I miss him.
@agenttchalla3667 remember when Chris Childs gave Kobe that two piece knocked him out lol good times now kobe is a tough guy not he from the suburbs of Philadelphia and chris Childs is from the Bronx
Facts💯😔
@@darnellwilliams8783Aye you remember how nobody ever cared about you and still don’t !!! lol 🤣🤣..those were the days man I swear
@@khad9675 nah yall trying to act like Kobe was tough he wasn't approaching no New York Street dude when Chris Childs put two on him
^ remember when nobody remembers Chris Childs became a nobody cuz nobody gives a fuq bout him
Kobe had a obsession with detail when it came to basketball and that’s why he was so great
Thank you 💯💯💯
Virgo ♍️
Watching Jordan going left and going right is genius level thinking for an 18 year old
Correction he was not just obsessed with details in basketball, but whatever he did in his life bruh. Know dat
He had an obsession with mimicking Jordan. That's about it.
Kobe having that kind of discipline and attention to detail at 18 is fascinating.
Agreed 💯
Came from his Father. His Father taught him young and Kobe absorbed everything
Finally a Kobe story we hadn't heard & is completely on par w the reputation of his legacy. Shouts out 2 Steve Stoute. 24💜💛
That story with Kobe & the nyc street dude is a young Kobe personified lol crazy and fearless
💯💯💯
Matt Barnes never had a chance lol
@@abbydollars8679 😂😂😂
That street dude sounds like a clown. He definitly was dressed like a clown.
As they say now....we been saying standing on bidness
How do ppl hear stories like this and then turn around and say “Kobe not top 5”
That man is a god given *LEGEND*
💯
who sayin kob not top 5?!?!
All of the all-time greats had this level of focus. That's how they got there. Just so happened that we get the Bryant "work" stories. You'll hear the same about Magic, Russell, Wilt, Jordan, Bird, Olajuwon, etc.
lol no. Most of those all time greats say kobe was different. @@ShineAsTheSun-jb5bz
A lot of people. I think espn has him 11th!
@@markraas78
Man, Kobe is like a mythical creature. If you woke up today from a 35 year comma and heard all these stories about this guy you wouldn't even be able to comprehend the type of character Kobe was
Well put
Kobe= Hard work 😤
He was better than Jordan. Jordan is number 2 but Kobe's mind was unbeatable.
Kobe is like those Chuck Norris memes... lol
@@stevenbutler5275literally
Kobe showed how important having a father was!
*having a good father.
Unlike someone else who is 39 but behaves like a teenager. Repeated fatherless behavior every single day.
@@roboninja3194LeBron was right about people like you. Just waking up everyday with a miserable life, hating on somebody that don’t even know you. 🫵🏽💩
@@roboninja3194who you talking about?
@@johneta7665That guy who went to 8 straight finals
The more I hear about Kobe the more underrated I truly think he was tbh
The fact that Kobe went and got 10 of the fastest guards with the best handles he could find and guard against just to prepare for Allen Iverson is crazy. That just goes to show you how much of a menace A.I was. Bubba Chuck was NO JOKE!!!!!!
Seeing Kobe at the Rucker was unreal Kobe was right there in the hood paying homage to basketball past present and future it was insane
Good stuff Shannon. Its great to hear people talk about Kobe
Facts 💯
I feel blessed to have grown up in Los Angeles watching Kobe's entire career. Will never forget the feeling of knowing we could win on any given night just because we had Kobe Bryant.
man it's a never ending stories of kobs greatness mann... i miss him so much..
yes me also,I wanted to see him enjoy retirement after his awesome basketball career he was robbed of that I still can't believe it,Kobe 4 ever legends never die 🙏 🕊
Love the Mobb Deep shout out.... RIP Prodigy an RIP Mamba my 2 favorite people ever
Where I got my username from
@@DjProdigy909 Love it bro.... The real ones know that Prodigy was something special, He's the goat in my eyes and it ain't up for debate with anyone
Facts 💯
H.N.IC
Love hearing these Kobe stories. I miss my guy RIP Mamba
I’m a simple person
I see a Kobe story I click
Likewise
Kobe had a lot of heart. Didn’t back down from a dude with a gun
I'm also a simple person. I see a Kobe comment. I like
Same
Real talk
Kobe graduated from the highest income zip code in PA but still was humble and avoided the pitfalls that often times come with fame.
Having a strong father helped tremendously
Peace To The Gods!!! Yes I used to live in Philly for a short while. That zip is Montgomery County. However, West Philly is literally only 2 blocks away. That’s it. West Philly is notorious for street shenanigans. North Philly is the worst and most vicious though. So even though Kobe lived in Lower Merion, all he had to do is walk like 2-3 blocks over to West Philly.
The idea that Kobe had a collection of recordings of Jordan moving left and another collection of Jordan moving right has completely changed my approach to achieving my goals.
I heard so many Kobe stories it’s unbelievable. It will never be another Kobe Bryant ever again. This dude is 1 of 1.
Wow...
Kobe was on a different level...
Straight soldier...
Another amazing Kobe story. Always dedicated and competitive. Was there at the Rucker but it definitely rained that day.
I WAS THERE AS WELL,,,IT DEF BEGAN TO RAIN & KOBE STILL WANTED TO PLAY!!!
Even though Kobe was taken from the World much sooner than expected, he accomplished everything he was put on Earth to do. His legacy will live on far beyond his years.
What are you talking about he had a family and was doing other big things after retirement that's why they had to assassinate him
@Daniel-we2jj Yes he did have a family and no conspiracy theory here. Never have and still don't believe "they killed him" that's a bit ridiculous. I was simply saying he had a level of focus, discipline and desire that was extremely rare for anyone, world class athlete or not. That allowed him to accomplish so much that most will not ever be able to do in such a short time. It's not up to us how long we are above ground despite family, projects, accomplishments ect. He passed supporting his daughter and while supporting his sports academy.
Kobe did NOT accomplish everything he was put on earth to do. That’s a backwards coping mechanism thing to say because dude had another 30-40 years to raise his children, be with his wife and loved ones, as well as keep leaving his mark on the world.
That’s why Kobe my #1 favorite player all time ✊💯
Hearing stories like this confirm why I love Kobe so much. Don't get me wrong, he was extremely talented physically and as a basketball player, but somehow I got the feeling that he is one of the very few athletes that truly got 100% out of their potential. And that will always impress me more than someone who is just naturally gifted and coasts on their talent.
Kobe was a true Alpha.
Thanks bruh💯💯💯
@@KOBE24-BlackMambaCringe
kobe's life story is full of legendary moments. the guy was one in a lifetime phenomena.
bring more kobe story shay
i feel like we’re gonna be hearing new kobe stories for the next 30yrs and im here for it
That last piece about athletes from single family households and dual family households needs its own conversation. I would like to hear more on that.
Another amazing Kobe story. Anybody that was down to fight Shaq is down with whatever. Mamba is a TOP G!!!
Thanks bruh💯💯💯
Crazy how Kobe was so focused that early. Amazing episode again.. thanks Club Shay Shay! Watching it from France and just loving every part of it! 🔥🏀💪🏾🇫🇷
Kobe indeed was a special special person.. Special, unique basketball player yes, but more than that. These stories never cease to amaze me 💯💪🏾 my GOAT.
A story I never heard, thank you guys for that one. ❤❤❤❤
The greats ones always leave early. But the legacy they leave behind is immortalized. I miss Kobe.
incredible kobe stories man🥹
That last part was WOW about 2 parent household vs single parent household.. RIP KOBE
For Kobe at that age to be thinking about that.... that's unique and very accelerated thinking. Growing up in a two parent household gives one an advantage over a single mother household child. The calming masculinity that a solid father brings into a house creates order and logic. That cannot be duplicated by a single mother. And we see that in LeBron James.
1 of the best kobe stories
Kobe was just destined for greatness period. Every story I heard about him was incredible. I only saw Kobe on TV. Watching games and interviews. But I miss him like he was family. Mamba Forever 🐍
I feel what you're saying but Kobe would tell you it was the opposite. He stole greatness ... because he wanted it more than anyone the lined up against him.
Not many people in any respective field can garner that kinda discipline. We are truly grateful to have actually witnessed that in human form..
Not many people know, but Kobe Bryant is featured on the remix to Destiny’s Child “Say my Name”
Yep I still have the track lol!
He had a song w Brian McKnight as well & prob more. I assumed he couldn't rap & never listened until all these yrs later. He actually had talent w words. Teammates said he used 2 pretend 2 freestyle, but it was so good they could tell it wasn't off the top, so they would clown him 4 it & he would get heated. 😂
He also has a song with Beanie Sigel
Check out his freestyle with Shaq bars!!!!
He had a whole album
Man, Kobe is also tough not only on court but in the streets as well. I really miss Kobe’s mentality.
Everyone who actually knows Kobe personally rave about his high character and worth ethic. It was a pleasure to watch him through my childhood
Kobe was definitely different. Shot out to his parents, Joe and Pam Bryant. They are often overlooked, but they made him the man he was and instilled this tremendous work ethic that Kobe further cultivated. As a Bean fan, I love hearing these stories.
Unc is becoming the Goat of this Podcast flow,these interviews are literally legendary 👑
“Of this podcast flow”?? You trying to sound cool or something? That was a horrible word to use if you were trying to sound cool😂
@@rickyrichreacts9667 sounds like something is flowing out of him
@@rickyrichreacts9667his wording sounds just fine. Don’t be a hater.
@@rickyrichreacts9667what son supposed to say? “Drip, rizz, or some other overused gen z word…
UNC'S team be dropping Clips fast. They still in New York somewhere eating pizza😂😂😂
The pizza ain’t even cold yet. 😆
😂😂😂😂
Kobe was Philly raised, hanging around those same kind of gangsters....Why would he of been afraid..? Trust me I'm 55 and I can speak for that era in Philly because I lived it.....He wasn't brought up by no Bubble Gum and Potatoe Chip individuals...He may have lived in the suburbs...But his game came from the gristle and was developed in the streets..Philly Hood Certified...Salute Kobe...We miss You
These are the stories we didn't know we needed! KB24 is that guy! 💪🏿
That's why Asians loved Kobe!
We think Kobe worked hard for what he had become, not just natural talent!
It’s because he has a Asian name
Thank you💯💯💯
They all worked hard. I'm pretty sure it wasn't easy for none of the players.
Asia is continent with over 50 countries… Syria, Iraq, Persia, India and etc.. You don’t speak for the whole continent 🤦🏾♂️
@@spenser6353no such thing as a “Asian” name. It’s a Sanskrit name, all Japanese/chinese/korea names are based on Sanskrit straight out India aka Motherland of Eurasia
Goat Bryant 🐐
Goat Jordan (6-0) who Kobe got his game from.
@@KevondrickBaileyboth are great both of yall are groupies also
1A. Jordan
1B. Kobe=my favorite player ever.
@@KevondrickBaileyand don't forget Larry Bird the Celtics are 6 and 0 against Jordan in the playoffs, Jordan only became great because Larry Bird retired and the Celtics got older and Magic falsely got diagnosed with HIV
Still seams like Kobe is here. RIP KOBE. You are always missed, even here in Celtics nation
STREET DUDES IN HARLEM HEARD ABOUT THAT SITUATION & I HEARD ABOUT THAT STORY AS WELL!!!!
He said he never told the story, but I'm like I heard it before, though. And I'm not from NY. LOL
@@blaqarts3722you heard about the guy pulling a gun? I never heard that Kobe story
Was it alpo
@@GeThangno Alpo wasn’t on the streets
Mann feels good to know Kobe getting mentioned more.. he was special ..
Kobe! LEGEND.
From a Celtics fan❤
The last thing Steve said was powerful
Awesome story. I’ve had similar conversations with guys regarding two parent households vs single parent households.
Man, Kobe was a different monster. 🙏🙏😭😢
To get ready for iverson, he did all that. These stories 🙏
Epic story! That's why Kobe Bean is one of the prime time athletes ever! Hands down rest in peace Kobe!
My goodness. This is another reminder of how different Kobe was. Another reminder that I have higher level of discipline I need to get to. Thank you.
Fathers are the key to it all...
I’m from the hood, the old projects of Atlanta - Playing football at a high level got me exposure to people I would have never met. I met some dudes in the North Atlanta suburbs that was solid AF, That made me realize early in life it has nothin to do with where you from. It’s all about how you come. Kobe stood on his 10. I was like the only dude with both my parents at home in the projects . That played a big part in my success today. But them suburban dudes wasn’t no hoe, I remember playing dudes from my neighborhood and they were showing out, the burb boys was throwing blows right back, I laughed at my patna like I TOLD YALL 😂. I’m still friends with a few of them today. Expanding your surroundings is important, when my business got started it was the dudes from the burbs that help me launch it. Not the hood.
Kobe had a lot of heart. Didn’t back down from a dude with a gun
Congrats on realizing a truth in life.
Hope business is booming!
Rip Bean 😓🙏🏽🕊️
On the highest level with constant criticism, Kobe was a savage athlete & one of the most fierce competitors in American sports history.
5:20 - 6:00
9:55 - 11:00
Kobe was special! 🙏🏾 RIP Kobe Bean Bryant💜💛
Thank You😔
I'll never get tired of Kobe stories. RIP
“The man, the myth, the legend” of Kobe Bean Bryant lives on!
Facts 💯
Kobe basketball story is the best story in basketball. 💪🏾
Unc thanks for this! I fkn miss Kobe maaaaan
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Miss my dawg Bean
Don’t we all🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I love hearing these legendary Kobe stories
10:10
_...and they play with that level of_ [intensity].
Commissioner Steve Stoute is a legend but 50 Cent punking him at MSG is LEGENDARY!!😂😂😂
“K.O.B.E. I. L.O.V.E.U”
“What I live for basketball, beats, and broads/from italy to the US yes im raw”
Take me back to them 2000s please😂
Kobe Bean Bryant allowed his work to speak for itself, had small circle, kept himself busy, moved in silence; AND, was a gangsta!
I miss my guy!❤️
Mannnn ain’t nothin like these legendary stories about a legend
Rip 🪦 Kobe 🙏 24 goated 🎉
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This had to hold back the tears so many 😢 times.
Kobe is saying all this stuff at 18? What? Unbelievable. That answer at the end man. It blew my socks off.
I still get emotional every time I hear a kobe story. Crazy, I never even met the man.
RIP BEAN🙏🏾🕊🏀🐍
Thanks for sharing that Steve! Rest in peace to a legend 🙏🏾
"what did he teach you?"
"You can run through walls"😢
I truly enjoyed the story about KB! Thanks for sharing....
AWESOME, ASTOUNDING OUTSTANDING INCREDIBLE WORK ON BOTH SIDES
MUCH RESPECT!!!
Going back and listening to Kobe's rap career rmakes me realize..... He was one of the greatest NBA players of all time. RIP Mamba. Youre missed.
Auntie Shay Shay does great interviews.😂💪
Explains so much why I always connected Nas with Kobe. From 96 to 03 It was like their lives and success were parallel to me. When I heard Kobe was working with the Trackmasters I said "Hmmm they must know each other or something"
Stoute is a legend.
Bro kobe was like a dad to us growing up I wanted to be like him so much like he was my Michael Jordan!! And he was a real one didn't back down from anything and no matter how ppl didn't like him but they respected him!! I remember the first time I saw him play my Uncle in highschool from than I wanted to be like Kobe bean Bryant!! Remember when A.I said when the first time he seen Jordan he had that Glow like his aura was Glowing!! That's how it was when I saw Kobe for the first time
Bean was DIFFERENT! Still hurts, RIP KB 24
He was true to himself. Never posing like anything else. Can’t say the same for a lot of these other players.
Kobe my #1
There will never be another Kobe.
The last part about full parenting that gives a solid foundation is so understand rated.
Add this to the legendary list of Kobe stories
Yo man those Kobe stories are legendary just like the Man.
Kobe Bryant is the definition of Sick Obsession and I miss him for that
Now this is the best Kobe story above them all..
This is a great Kobe story.
Club Shay Shay coming with more bangers 💥💥💥
Keep the interviews coming!!!
Incredible stories