His winning and hard working spirit lives in our hearts and minds. He left everything he could leave on the court until there was nothing else to leave.
Been waiting for this one for a while. I will never forget in 2010 my dad took me to the championship parade in LA and I saw Kobe and his squad. One of the greatest moments of my life
Gamex Simmonds but honestly Kobe was in chucking mode that game, took like what fifty and made like 20 or 18 I think. He got hot at the end and put away the Jazz (who needed to win to solidify their 8th seed). It was more just Kobe just taking every shot.
It's always a joy to see people amazed at what Kobe does day in & day out, the dedication & commitment that Kobe put into his game.. He truly was special, Gone but not Forgotten! RIP Kobe & Giana
Kobe was a true basketball legend. One of a kind that impacted so many of us in so many ways. Our entire household crowded around the television whenever the Lakers played and that's not to mention the games we attended at the Staples Center or up here in the Bay Area. As a couple from Cali, born and raised, it's hard to describe how much Kobe meant to us. We were all keeping an eye on Gigi as well, she was on her way. Sorely missed...
Dear Courtney, in that last game he played he ended up scoring 60 points. It made people wonder what he still had left in him if he would have decided to keep going.
Much respect to you Courtney on holding out on making this video and being respectful to Kobe and the situation. It shows where your heart is by not taking advantage of the moment for views, I bow to you for that. This highlight video I haven't seen till now and Wow it's a great one, however there are more to be seen. I've been a lakers fan since the "Showtime" Lakers of the 80s and then obviously a Kobe fan who played his entire twenty year career with the team ... an eighteen time all-star game starter (in his last one he got the most ever fan votes), five championships in seven trips to the finals and two gold medals for team USA. Oh and his last game he scored 60 points in a comeback and won the game, seriously Who Does that! Watching your reaction and these highlights brought tears to my eyes, both tears of great memories, joy as well as sadness. There will never be another Kobe, RIP Black Mamba and Little Mamba (Gigi)
This made me cry, thanks for reacting to my favourite player on my favourite team. He won 5 titles with the Lakers during his 19 years, only 3 other TEAMS in nba history have won more than 5. He entered the league at 18 and played until he was 37, he grew up in front of the spotlight and stayed with the same team his whole career. He's the king of LA. To put it into perspective about how much he's affected basketball, think Jonah Lomu for the All Blacks but on a truly global scale. I miss my hero, much love from Australia! Cheers.
Shoutout to Courtney for acting like a competent human being about not making this video too close to Kobe’s passing, it’s a rare sight to behold on this platform
Very happy to have this come across my recommended. You sometimes forget how great of a dunker #8 was, before he turned into a full killer #24 black mamba. What an unbelievable transformation and career. I still remember 5 of my friends and I, being hovered over a laptop on a stream, watching him drop 81 on our beloved Raptors. So grateful to have witnessed one of the best to have ever laced them up. RIP Kobe
@Rad J nope Jordan played his seasons when basketball/NBA was great. Hard fouls. Bloody noses and NO whinny players. I couldn't imagine lebron going up against Bird or Magic or any of the players in the late 80s early 90s. He is to much of drama queen.
Rad J nope. Winning matters. He did more losing than winning. U cannot be the goat in that matter. If the regular seasons stats are the standard, then wilt should be the goat. But because he didn’t win a lot, he isn’t. Lebrons career isn’t much different than wilts. So why is he more highly regarded? He’s soemwhere between 5 and 10, NOT top 4. No one in basketball history has a bette resume than MJ, Kareem, Russell, or magic. After those 4 you can put bron, Kobe, and everyone else anywhere u please. But those top 4 are solidified.
@Rad J LMAO!!!! I'm the worst player to be in the top 10. I stat pad and got carried by Wade, Bosh, Irving, Love, Allen and AD. I still couldn't 3 peat and lost 6 FINALS. I cry about social justice but I'm just a woke loser. MJ and Kobe are light years BETTER than ME.
1/26/2020; a day I'll never forget. I was at the Nuggets vs Houston game when I got the news; I was in total disbelief. Rest in peace brotha, you and your daughter will be missed dearly.
Shaq was my favorite player. Him and Kobe game me the best basketball memories ever. RIP to a GOAT, his daughter and all the beautiful ppl that passed away.
One of the amazing things about Kobe, was that he was able to pull off these amazing hang-time dunks, yet his vertical jump was just over 1-foot LESS than Micheal Jordan (the GOAT). Kobe's vertical was only about 38 inches, while Michael Jordan's vertical was 48.75 inches (almost 49 inches) which is actually still the NBA record. The fact that Kobe was able to have so much hang time in the air and pull off these amazing dunks with only a 38-inch vertical, was an incredible feat in itself.
The video barely touched on this so it was easy to miss: Kobe also holds the second spot behind Wilt Chamberlin for most points scored in a single game. Wilt scored 100 points once (unbelievable) and Kobe scored 81 points in his game. He was special.
Young Kobe wearing jersey number 8 is insane. Like he dunks so wild and of course also on his jersey number 24 but jersey number 8 Kobe is very wild. And he is so insane with the buzzer beaters, with the clutch moments. RIP Kobe! You are a LEGEND! Until now, he is my favorite player and i want to be like him but no one will never ever be like Kobe Bryant. You can idolize him 💖😞
I love a sick dunk like everyone else, but what I appreciate most about Kobe is his competitiveness and his desire to get better. The man was OBSESSED with being in the gym. Not many athletes EVER can ever match his work-ethic, and I think his scoring and his clutch moments and also his FAILURES are what show that better than a dunk or some crazy layup. That’s what people love about Kobe. That’s why people miss him, that’s why people look up to him. Every NBA player has inherited intangibles and skills, otherwise they wouldn’t make it to the league, but they have to work to be great, they have to be able to stand over adversity, and no one lived by that and did that better than Kobe.
Kobe is probably the most universally loved sports star. He just oozed class, he was such a great guy. Basketball honestly hasn't been the same since he retired. I love that LeBron, AD and Drummond are carrying his legacy on. Lets go Lakers!! RIP Mamba
There are a bunch of motivational speeches by Kobe online, but I think "Mindset of winner" is the best one. It really gives you an insight into who Kobe was and what drove him. You should react to it.
Around 19:55, I think that year Kobe had about 6 or 7 buzzer beaters/game winning shots. One of the greatest players I've ever seen live. Ridiculously good from when he joined the Lakers. I still remember his years from when he just 18 years old. The man worked his butt off to be one of the best in the NBA ever. Kobe probably one of the best finishers around the basket. It wasn't shown here, but he even once made a behind the back board shot while fading away. Will be missed RIP.
If you got to see Kobe play in real life or on Tv you were in for a treat, he was the best in his era. When he died the basketball world died, we dosee much like him any more because the game has changed so much.
Something I think is crazy is how sports talk show host never really talked about Kobe as the number 1 player in the league but they are quick to give that title to anyone nowadays like Gianis or Kevin Durant or kawhi, damien, Luca ect and they don’t even compare to Lebron. (I’m only 21 so I’m talking about the last decade or so of talk shows.)
I'd remember watching all of these plays .. I was there live when Kobe won against the heat at the buzzer .. when half left early but they came back to win it ..
Watching your expressions, by the 16:20 mark you fell in love with Kobe Bryant. At the 16:48 mark you were nearly moved to tears. Kobe Bryant has that effect on a lot people, male and female alike.
@@bucketsofepicness9781 before he blew out his achilles he was single-handedly trying to get LA 8th seed to the playoffs. If I remember correctly they were 10th. If his team wasn't so bad they might've secured the spot before the injury. I mean, holiday period of that 2012-2013 season he was leading league scorer. Then he turned into Magic Mamba, streaking double doubles and triple doubles leading up to the achilles. All that facility from Kobe and that season's team was still terrible overall. Then the achilles. Nail in the coffin.
If you watch the highlights from the game where he tore his Achilles and shot free throws to win the game and walk off on it . It’s powerful stuff and inspiring this man was just something else . No one else like him
Kobe was so great and legendary that he was getting mvp chants in opposing arenas. That's how ridiculous he was lol kobe ruled the roost and was the best player from 02-12. Man was on a different level. And has the most assists by a shooting guard of all time.
It’s all Kobe and mike wit the comparisons tbh. 2 of the best ever. Kobe would’ve did more but he was on the bench his first 3 years so he didn’t get many minutes and he stayed getting hurt but played through them. GOAT
Okay. Those were some super sweet highlight videos. I went to the lakers finals game in 2010 in Boston, the tickets were way cheaper and easier to come by. Being a Lakers fan in Boston was no joke. I only got away with it cuz I am 6 foot 6 and 280 ibs. They wants no part of me. I also saw several laker games in LA and at MSG. So I saw loads of Kobe's career live. So it insane to watch the highlights to things I saw happen as they occurred. R.I.P to the Black Maba. You'll always have venom in those veins.
Great review. I just knew the name but didn't know how awesome he was. Thank you! BTW, I agree that you held off to give the family time. That is class. You thought of them. OMG...someone who thinks of others...what a concept. Hopefully it catches on. One of the few times I subbed and later feel good about it. You rock! Keep doing what ya doing.
Kobe was same age as me, when I was trying to figure out my life at 18 he was drafted to the NBA lol. Still he's my favorite player all time, Magic a close second but hey I'm a Lakers fan.
You're an awesome person Court. Always keep your heart where it is =). So many use tragic events as an opportunity to grow their channel. Peace & love from the states.
Just wan to point out that the video you watched captured Kobe's Rookie season into his final Game so you have seen almost the best moments throughout his 20 Year carreer.
Kobe was coached by the same coach as micheal Jordan but how he trained he asked how many shots Jordan would put up during a work out session he said 500 so Kobe started doing 1000 shots per session
You should react to Austin Sweatts video called: “Top 10 greatest against odds stories”. This will give you an insight of people journeys to the NBA like Giannis Antetokounmpo
Kobe was amazing & will forever be respected as one of the greatest ever, if it wasn't for MJ I'd say he was, but that's who he wanted to emulate and you saw it in the determination and drive. I never knew how close they were until I saw Michael Jordan speak about him at the funeral, very emotional and caused me to look at it all differently.
The commentator said at 9:18 that there were only a couple of guys in the league who could have pulled off that dunk- Kobe, Tracy McGrady, and LeBron. Obviously, he had never heard of one Vince Carter who WAS around then.
Favorite athlete of all time, might not go down as the best player ever but he's the hardest working and most competitive person to ever play the game, If every player had his drive and determination....
I'm still in awe, I modeled my basketball game after him n Allen Iverson. He slept 4 hours per night for 20 years. Just so he could get more practice in. He was at the track running sprints at 4am!
One of a few players to go straight from high school to the NBA. No college basketball. His memorial is a great video. He was a "girl dad" first and foremost. Three daughters and coached his young daughter who was on track to be one of the best female players in history. I know she would have been. She died in the helicopter crash with him on the way to one of her games.
There was also a time he scored 81 points in a game against the Toronto Raptors (2006). It is still tough to admit that he is gone! 🐍🐍🐍 #RIPMamba #MambaForever #MambaMentality
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Sometimes I forget he’s actually gone, still crazy to think about
I feel the same way fam, it still doesn't feels real at times.
His winning and hard working spirit lives in our hearts and minds. He left everything he could leave on the court until there was nothing else to leave.
Same here
Yo homie sometimes it feels like he's alive somewhere happy but in reality we lost a mamba rest in piece mamba out
4 years later, it’s still doesn’t feel real
Been waiting for this one for a while. I will never forget in 2010 my dad took me to the championship parade in LA and I saw Kobe and his squad. One of the greatest moments of my life
Wow that's amazing! I'm sure you will forever treasure that memory.
I went to the parade too.
Jose Reyes there was so many people it was insane
Rest in peace Kobe Bryant heroes come and go but Legends are forever
@@CourtneyCoulston you should react to Tom Brady 6 rings by Joesph Vincient
smdownh9 she did
@@meachgotjokes6236 she reacted to 5 rings.
@@thebestfrom361 she did both I thought
He scored 60 in his last game!!
Amazing!!
@@CourtneyCoulston what makes it even more crazy is he didnt play well that season at all
Like not good but he lit up the court on his last game
Gamex Simmonds but honestly Kobe was in chucking mode that game, took like what fifty and made like 20 or 18 I think. He got hot at the end and put away the Jazz (who needed to win to solidify their 8th seed). It was more just Kobe just taking every shot.
He shot 22-50, it was almost 50%, not bad at all. Ill take 44% any day for 60 points
Rab Sinay it was 44 but I get your point
He was the best!! There’s not a day that goes by that i don’t think about him.
The same here. My motivational figure!!!!
Me too my motivation shit hurt my dawg
It's always a joy to see people amazed at what Kobe does day in & day out, the dedication & commitment that Kobe put into his game.. He truly was special, Gone but not Forgotten!
RIP Kobe & Giana
Kobe never disappointed!!! You got what you paid for when you go watch Kobe. He was Jordan when I was growing up.
Who’s jordan
@@thetnoob24 Michael Jordan the goat of basketball.
Kobe was a true basketball legend. One of a kind that impacted so many of us in so many ways. Our entire household crowded around the television whenever the Lakers played and that's not to mention the games we attended at the Staples Center or up here in the Bay Area. As a couple from Cali, born and raised, it's hard to describe how much Kobe meant to us. We were all keeping an eye on Gigi as well, she was on her way. Sorely missed...
Kobe is the most overral skilled player that I have ever seen.
He was just UNBELIEVEABLE
Kobe’s my favorite player😭
Same bro
Dear Courtney, in that last game he played he ended up scoring 60 points. It made people wonder what he still had left in him if he would have decided to keep going.
Incredible!!
Much respect to you Courtney on holding out on making this video and being respectful to Kobe and the situation. It shows where your heart is by not taking advantage of the moment for views, I bow to you for that.
This highlight video I haven't seen till now and Wow it's a great one, however there are more to be seen.
I've been a lakers fan since the "Showtime" Lakers of the 80s and then obviously a Kobe fan who played his entire twenty year career with the team ... an eighteen time all-star game starter (in his last one he got the most ever fan votes), five championships in seven trips to the finals and two gold medals for team USA. Oh and his last game he scored 60 points in a comeback and won the game, seriously Who Does that!
Watching your reaction and these highlights brought tears to my eyes, both tears of great memories, joy as well as sadness.
There will never be another Kobe, RIP Black Mamba and Little Mamba (Gigi)
Her face says it all!!can't explain what the feeling does to someone. Can't put a skill on that it's just God given
This made me cry, thanks for reacting to my favourite player on my favourite team. He won 5 titles with the Lakers during his 19 years, only 3 other TEAMS in nba history have won more than 5. He entered the league at 18 and played until he was 37, he grew up in front of the spotlight and stayed with the same team his whole career. He's the king of LA.
To put it into perspective about how much he's affected basketball, think Jonah Lomu for the All Blacks but on a truly global scale.
I miss my hero, much love from Australia! Cheers.
Shoutout to Courtney for acting like a competent human being about not making this video too close to Kobe’s passing, it’s a rare sight to behold on this platform
Kobe will always be the best basketball player of all time in my opinion 🙌 Great reaction by the way.
Kobe was the reason i became a Laker fan he was Jordan the second and the reasson im playing competitive basketbal now RIP Kobe and Gigi 🙏
that's why we love him in LA, LOVE HIM .CUZZ he was the man cuzz.
Hi Ms. Coulston... I was so impressed when you recognized Alan Iverson so quickly! Bravo, you're wonderful!
Youre such a good person compared to so many click-baiters out there wow
Thanks Evan. I try my best not to be sleazy like that.
Big facts
Very happy to have this come across my recommended. You sometimes forget how great of a dunker #8 was, before he turned into a full killer #24 black mamba. What an unbelievable transformation and career. I still remember 5 of my friends and I, being hovered over a laptop on a stream, watching him drop 81 on our beloved Raptors. So grateful to have witnessed one of the best to have ever laced them up. RIP Kobe
He reminds me of Jordan. He has that finesse. The two G.O.A.T..
@Rad J 3-6 in the finals
@Rad J nope Jordan played his seasons when basketball/NBA was great. Hard fouls. Bloody noses and NO whinny players. I couldn't imagine lebron going up against Bird or Magic or any of the players in the late 80s early 90s. He is to much of drama queen.
Rad J nope. Winning matters. He did more losing than winning. U cannot be the goat in that matter. If the regular seasons stats are the standard, then wilt should be the goat. But because he didn’t win a lot, he isn’t. Lebrons career isn’t much different than wilts. So why is he more highly regarded? He’s soemwhere between 5 and 10, NOT top 4. No one in basketball history has a bette resume than MJ, Kareem, Russell, or magic. After those 4 you can put bron, Kobe, and everyone else anywhere u please. But those top 4 are solidified.
@Rad J lmao. Kobe's 1st 2 seasons he was a bench player and his last 3 seasons was excusable due to injury so he had like 15 years 🤷♂️
@Rad J LMAO!!!! I'm the worst player to be in the top 10. I stat pad and got carried by Wade, Bosh, Irving, Love, Allen and AD. I still couldn't 3 peat and lost 6 FINALS. I cry about social justice but I'm just a woke loser. MJ and Kobe are light years BETTER than ME.
1/26/2020; a day I'll never forget. I was at the Nuggets vs Houston game when I got the news; I was in total disbelief. Rest in peace brotha, you and your daughter will be missed dearly.
Growing up in the 2000's, he is my childhood hero.
Shaq was my favorite player. Him and Kobe game me the best basketball memories ever. RIP to a GOAT, his daughter and all the beautiful ppl that passed away.
the opening of the vid legit made me cry, no joke
Not only was he beyond brilliant he was very down to earth and nice guy. For a superstar he was very approachable, good to his fans.
Kobe was a LEGEND. Please share his passion and spread the greatness of Kobe Bean Bryant.
Kobe was something else
RIP legend!
One of the amazing things about Kobe, was that he was able to pull off these amazing hang-time dunks, yet his vertical jump was just over 1-foot LESS than Micheal Jordan (the GOAT). Kobe's vertical was only about 38 inches, while Michael Jordan's vertical was 48.75 inches (almost 49 inches) which is actually still the NBA record. The fact that Kobe was able to have so much hang time in the air and pull off these amazing dunks with only a 38-inch vertical, was an incredible feat in itself.
I am still crying every time... Thank you for every thing Mamba!!
RIP to The black mamba
He was a mini Michael Jordan and will always be my favorite athlete ever may his soul forever Rest In Peace, Gianna as well 🖤
Mini Michael Jordan that's disrespectful he was better than Jordan or at worst right there with him
This is great content. Thank you for sharing!
That dude was my hero growing up . When I watch his videos I always end up crying . Remembering him It's crazy . RIP 🙏
16:01 “he loves doing that. He’s good at that” love it. 👏🏻👏🏻😂😊
Dammit...now I’m getting emotional again lol
The video barely touched on this so it was easy to miss: Kobe also holds the second spot behind Wilt Chamberlin for most points scored in a single game. Wilt scored 100 points once (unbelievable) and Kobe scored 81 points in his game. He was special.
He holds the #1 imo, because Wilts 100 points was staged, even his teammates came out and admitted it.
Young Kobe wearing jersey number 8 is insane. Like he dunks so wild and of course also on his jersey number 24 but jersey number 8 Kobe is very wild. And he is so insane with the buzzer beaters, with the clutch moments. RIP Kobe! You are a LEGEND! Until now, he is my favorite player and i want to be like him but no one will never ever be like Kobe Bryant. You can idolize him 💖😞
Her voice is so mesmerizing!! I could listen to her all day long !!! Much love ❤️
January 25th, 2020. The last time I had cried that hard was when my own father died January 8th, 2010.
I love a sick dunk like everyone else, but what I appreciate most about Kobe is his competitiveness and his desire to get better. The man was OBSESSED with being in the gym. Not many athletes EVER can ever match his work-ethic, and I think his scoring and his clutch moments and also his FAILURES are what show that better than a dunk or some crazy layup.
That’s what people love about Kobe. That’s why people miss him, that’s why people look up to him. Every NBA player has inherited intangibles and skills, otherwise they wouldn’t make it to the league, but they have to work to be great, they have to be able to stand over adversity, and no one lived by that and did that better than Kobe.
I still can't accept the fact that he's gone.RIP GOAT - Mamba Out.
Kobe is probably the most universally loved sports star. He just oozed class, he was such a great guy. Basketball honestly hasn't been the same since he retired. I love that LeBron, AD and Drummond are carrying his legacy on. Lets go Lakers!!
RIP Mamba
There are a bunch of motivational speeches by Kobe online, but I think "Mindset of winner" is the best one. It really gives you an insight into who Kobe was and what drove him. You should react to it.
Rest in peace Kobe
He really is the reason why a lot of Todays players are playing. Most of them are at the age where they looked up to Kobe
Around 19:55, I think that year Kobe had about 6 or 7 buzzer beaters/game winning shots. One of the greatest players I've ever seen live. Ridiculously good from when he joined the Lakers. I still remember his years from when he just 18 years old. The man worked his butt off to be one of the best in the NBA ever. Kobe probably one of the best finishers around the basket. It wasn't shown here, but he even once made a behind the back board shot while fading away. Will be missed RIP.
Every time I watch these, I try to keep things in perspective, but then tears 😭
i have so much respect for not trying to milk views from his death, u are a real one
Kobe Bryant was fearless from day 1...15:39 I was at that game ...my greatest moments seeing him live..never forgotten.. RIP to the legend!!!
If you got to see Kobe play in real life or on Tv you were in for a treat, he was the best in his era. When he died the basketball world died, we dosee much like him any more because the game has changed so much.
Kobe was a true inspiration and I believe he is one of the GOATS or the GOAT!
He had so much skill swag and dedication, he’ll always be my favorite. Thank god for TH-cam and prayers to his family 🙏
Something I think is crazy is how sports talk show host never really talked about Kobe as the number 1 player in the league but they are quick to give that title to anyone nowadays like Gianis or Kevin Durant or kawhi, damien, Luca ect and they don’t even compare to Lebron.
(I’m only 21 so I’m talking about the last decade or so of talk shows.)
It is incredible. He was a joy to watch as a Laker fan. Always trying to better the team.
I'd remember watching all of these plays .. I was there live when Kobe won against the heat at the buzzer .. when half left early but they came back to win it ..
Watching your expressions, by the 16:20 mark you fell in love with Kobe Bryant. At the 16:48 mark you were nearly moved to tears. Kobe Bryant has that effect on a lot people, male and female alike.
Very respectful of you. Your heart is to good for this world.
Your genuine reactions just proves who the best ever is.
Courtney: How could you lose with him on your team?!
2012-2014 Laker teams: Allow us to introduce ourselves
To be fair, that was when Kobe was severely injured.
@@bucketsofepicness9781 before he blew out his achilles he was single-handedly trying to get LA 8th seed to the playoffs. If I remember correctly they were 10th. If his team wasn't so bad they might've secured the spot before the injury.
I mean, holiday period of that 2012-2013 season he was leading league scorer. Then he turned into Magic Mamba, streaking double doubles and triple doubles leading up to the achilles. All that facility from Kobe and that season's team was still terrible overall. Then the achilles. Nail in the coffin.
Rest in peace Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant Mamba forever.
If you watch the highlights from the game where he tore his Achilles and shot free throws to win the game and walk off on it . It’s powerful stuff and inspiring this man was just something else . No one else like him
Kobe was so great and legendary that he was getting mvp chants in opposing arenas. That's how ridiculous he was lol kobe ruled the roost and was the best player from 02-12. Man was on a different level. And has the most assists by a shooting guard of all time.
He also got drafted right out of highschool, was a 2x Olympic gold medalist and 5x NBA champion and scored 81 points in a game! Legend is right!
It’s all Kobe and mike wit the comparisons tbh. 2 of the best ever.
Kobe would’ve did more but he was on the bench his first 3 years so he didn’t get many minutes and he stayed getting hurt but played through them. GOAT
Wow. You’re more respectful than everyone about Kobe. You’re a great example of your country.
Okay. Those were some super sweet highlight videos. I went to the lakers finals game in 2010 in Boston, the tickets were way cheaper and easier to come by. Being a Lakers fan in Boston was no joke. I only got away with it cuz I am 6 foot 6 and 280 ibs. They wants no part of me. I also saw several laker games in LA and at MSG. So I saw loads of Kobe's career live. So it insane to watch the highlights to things I saw happen as they occurred. R.I.P to the Black Maba. You'll always have venom in those veins.
I love watching the content you post. Keep doing it :D
I love watching this. I come back atleast twice a month. I really miss him
Crazy how he’s gone that’s sad
Great review. I just knew the name but didn't know how awesome he was. Thank you! BTW, I agree that you held off to give the family time. That is class. You thought of them. OMG...someone who thinks of others...what a concept. Hopefully it catches on. One of the few times I subbed and later feel good about it. You rock! Keep doing what ya doing.
Kobe was same age as me, when I was trying to figure out my life at 18 he was drafted to the NBA lol. Still he's my favorite player all time, Magic a close second but hey I'm a Lakers fan.
Kobe is my GOAT! I idolised him since 2000. I used to make his and his families drinks at starbucks every day
You're an awesome person Court. Always keep your heart where it is =). So many use tragic events as an opportunity to grow their channel. Peace & love from the states.
It didn’t go over it in the video, but he was actually 17 when he first got into the NBA. His parents had to co-sign his first contract
He will always be my hero, made me switch from soccer to basketball. R.I.P Kobe.
Just wan to point out that the video you watched captured Kobe's Rookie season into his final Game so you have seen almost the best moments throughout his 20 Year carreer.
An incredible video. Kobe is a legend and always will be
Kobe was coached by the same coach as micheal Jordan but how he trained he asked how many shots Jordan would put up during a work out session he said 500 so Kobe started doing 1000 shots per session
You held off and making this That's respect and Deserves a Subscribe and a like
You should react to Austin Sweatts video called: “Top 10 greatest against odds stories”. This will give you an insight of people journeys to the NBA like Giannis Antetokounmpo
Fantastic,my favorite player to watch!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
He blew me away!!
Kobe was amazing & will forever be respected as one of the greatest ever, if it wasn't for MJ I'd say he was, but that's who he wanted to emulate and you saw it in the determination and drive. I never knew how close they were until I saw Michael Jordan speak about him at the funeral, very emotional and caused me to look at it all differently.
He was truly one of the greatest of all time may you rip champ I have no sympathy for winners💯🤙🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You don’t know how much I love u for what u said in the beginning...... it makes perfect sense 🤘🏾
Very thoughtful and respectful, Courtney...
You can never loose legends they are always with us
R.I.P Kobe
Legends never die
The commentator said at 9:18 that there were only a couple of guys in the league who could have pulled off that dunk- Kobe, Tracy McGrady, and LeBron. Obviously, he had never heard of one Vince Carter who WAS around then.
I love that she appreciates greatness
Brought a tear to my eye...
He was beyond a legend to us in LA
kobe's father was a pro player too..thats why hes so athletic...if you wondering....
Favorite athlete of all time, might not go down as the best player ever but he's the hardest working and most competitive person to ever play the game, If every player had his drive and determination....
After Michael Kobe is the best to watch
R.I.P. KOBE we miss you❤😭
I'm still in awe, I modeled my basketball game after him n Allen Iverson. He slept 4 hours per night for 20 years. Just so he could get more practice in. He was at the track running sprints at 4am!
U jus got a new subscriber solely based on the respect u had to hold off to do this reaction video.
One of a few players to go straight from high school to the NBA. No college basketball. His memorial is a great video. He was a "girl dad" first and foremost. Three daughters and coached his young daughter who was on track to be one of the best female players in history. I know she would have been. She died in the helicopter crash with him on the way to one of her games.
There was also a time he scored 81 points in a game against the Toronto Raptors (2006). It is still tough to admit that he is gone! 🐍🐍🐍 #RIPMamba #MambaForever #MambaMentality
Respect for waiting a while so it's not click-bait! And I just want to say you're gorgeous ☺