Alex Rodriguez and Big Cat Interview Kobe Bryant - The Corp

[@jaquecieslik3046]

This interview is highly underrated and under viewed...

[@viotmediamotivation7680]

its getting there.

[@SFK360]

Agreed, it's fantastic.

[@Etnad85]

💯

[@tylito4764]

Keep sharing it then. Im trying lol you're definitely right.

[@shawswervoo]

On god

[@Musihousehold1]

Got goosebumps when he talked about his helicopters💔 I feel sick that he’s gone, so much love for him and his family. Keep moving forward..

[@mikejones-si6no]

Damn Sophia Everhart u bad 🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯

[@mikejones-si6no]

@@Musihousehold1 no prob

[@mikejones-si6no]

@@Musihousehold1 where are you from ??

[@thesportsfanatic2106]

mike jones get cho lame ass on bruh lmao.

[@akowrath50]

Sophia I felt the same way. Wish I meet him in person and ask him questions

[@salina2497]

Major takeaways from the interview: 1. Have patience. 2. Always forward to the next chapter because not everything lasts forever. 3. Be curious. 4. If you have passion for something, spend time protecting the craft. 5. If you have an obsession to figure it out, you'll figure it out. 6. Even some of the top people make mistakes. 7. It's about all of us, not just one person 8. The basic fundamentals come first 9. Practice as if it was the real thing 10. Regular people ask regular questions.

[@chefjonsf]

If curiosity about anything doesn’t get you, you don’t get it. You can’t fake curiosity.

[@sigungajoshua6149]

#MAMBA

[@AILIT1]

11. His death was the result of him wanting to spend more time with his family and pick his children up from school. 😢😢😢

[@Ivana-l2m]

The Goat has no face: ITS A MADDAFCKING CHAIN!

[@mamika93]

Thank you Salina !

[@busstaboy]

Kobe was a special person man. I am learning so much more about him after his death and I can't stop being amazed at how special he really was. R.I.P

[@01JR]

Mountain Wind Same dude

[@Ezrabastian]

Kobe has been my religion since his passing.

[@nshx2hunter495]

I feel the same way! I knew he was an incredible athlete, but I never knew just what an amazing human being he was, so exceptional! He will be truly missed 😢

[@iamnottheone3020]

Same here! I’m learning so much about him afterwards 😭😢. He was even more brilliant off the court💚

[@candicesmith8208]

Facts 🙏🏾

[@icebergslimtv6377]

For a guy who didn’t go to college, Kobe sure did educate himself...props💪🏾

[@David-qv5ku]

IceBerg SlimTV College doesn't always educate people bro it sure can but it doesn't always do it, Kobe's up bringing did it for him

[@JHockeyFan]

IceBerg SlimTV University doesn’t help much with real world knowledge. You can educate yourself online all day and learn more.

[@drayalec2928]

Jonathan Zygmunt how is sitting in your room all day going to give you real world knowledge lol?? Agree that college is overrated but that doesn’t make sense to me

[@tnelly1295]

David Æ 💯

[@johnchoi4473]

i think what he was trying to say is that Kobe is very articulate for a guy with only a high school education. Which is actually pretty fair to say. College does not teach you real world experience i agree! However, college does educate your in more advanced vocab. You are exposed to a lot more scientific language, and advanced vocabulary in a college setting. People who disagree obviously never went to college. College is not for everyone yall. College is a complete waste of time for some while it will define their financially stability for others.

[@dailykouture]

"Regular people ask really simple questions." LMAO....Kobe was savage.

[@Afrimusican]

He just never suffered fools lol

[@tupa12]

You forgot the word “Sometimes”…..

[@zr8693]

@rene velazquez Tracy McGrady was really good friends with him and he said Kobe used to tell him he wanted to die young.

[@Navk23]

RIP Big Cat! got dunked on.

[@jaybigshake]

@rene velazquez what kinda lame ass comment is that “regular people live more than 41”…. What a bitch comment. Plus what kinda fake truth is that, acting like regular people never have accidents and die before 41. Lmao what a hating ass loser

[@CuttinUpGetGapped]

Anyone here after he passed? Damn. Too soon.

[@ac.6841]

David Banner this was the interview that gave me a new perspective on being a better person, like Kobe. R.I.P

[@francismeehan5298]

I am watching it second time after..the Corp big cat and a rod great underviewed intervies

[@judycoulton-bennett208]

Still cant process it

[@VietnamVet74]

What happened?

[@natlovesfashion27]

Kobe told dude to his face that his questions are immature and regular. Lol!!

[@jd0g793]

Rest In Peace Kobe, you have inspired millions around the world

[@TheWontonDon]

excellent interview. RIP to a legend.

[@josephmungenast4618]

You're a legend Wonton Don. Currently Learning Chinese at Auburn University and stumbled across your old videos on the internet. Now a huge Shanghai sharks fan. F the ducks. Want to travel to China one day. Huge fan of your videos

[@stanleed.harold5457]

Will forever be the greatest shooting guard tied or 2nd to Jordan

[@juschill1]

I'm watching every podcast and interview that Kobe has been in since retiring and winning the Oscar. He's literally dropping many gems and jewels in every one preparing ALL of US.

[@Prophet_kwakye]

Doing the same bro. What an amazing being!

[@pammieb397]

I’m on the same journey too. He was so amazing.

[@chewie2299]

The GOAT

[@marcuslucas8921]

Otis Thelonius facts

[@tylerb325]

Most intelligent and eloquent athlete I've ever come across. Dude was a genius.

[@David_R922]

On and off the court, Kobe had to be the smartest basketball player ever. He was so well-versed in nearly every subject. Most ex-players just become coaches or broadcasters, but Kobe chose behind the scenes ventures and succeeded. He accomplished so much in 41 years.

[@memoirsdenny0552]

The guy could have been just a little short of a genius if he wasn't. Very high IQ. Respect!

[@hwhshebshehshcbd8360]

Greatest of all time

[@ignoblesavage5559]

I'd offer former Senator Bill Bradley as an example of someone WHO MAY have been smarter...but nobody I've seen is more driven to overcome whatever in order to achieve their goals. Kobe may not have been as gifted as MJ, but if it had been possible for a guy who WORKED HARD ENOUGH surpass MJ, Kobe is the one who would have done it.

[@illpacschiig9073]

Kobe’s the GOAT. Honestly his detailed take on defending Durant was absolutely stunning.

[@recca7]

kobe's intensity can be felt through this video, it's pretty crazy.

[@_Kavika]

damn, I love Kobe even more listening to this. Speaking of high standards, Kobe's standards was out of this world. He's a true meaning of excellence and a genius.

[@djunknownn.]

That ending was 100% kobe love it ... Mamba & mambacita in our hearts 💕

[@edwind8440]

Kobe is the definition of obsessed. Love it.

[@viotmediamotivation7680]

Fact

[@DrAdnan]

Kobe has a legend’s mindset.

[@viotmediamotivation7680]

Very Legendary

[@Vaporswift]

Kobe this interview separated you from your peers. Your vision is inspiring... RIP MAMBA

[@vantslotetse636]

30:28 let that sink in! Heard this story from Michael Jordan speech at Kobe's memorial service. RIP Kobe, Mamba forever!

[@Victoria-gv3qh]

This interview is particularly painful to listen to because he was just beginning his new life and had so many aspirations. It just still doesn't feel like it could be possible.

[@WorldofKhalifa]

36:29 - talking about how his use of helicopters started. RIP Kobe & Gianna. #mambaforever

[@Boshprimusik]

Thanks

[@loganmyers2615]

Had to watch after he passed. Rip Mamba.

[@kyleclark8162]

The world losing Kobe just feels like a gut shot. It's amazing that a person can have such a presence in the world that everyone can feel the intensity of loss even without personally knowing the guy. RIP Kobe, you will be missed

[@ronniejohnson196]

Totally got that right.

[@tylito4764]

Watching AI and Kobe growing up gave me a different mentality than a lot of the people i played against even tho i didnt have the size I got epilepsy hitting my head on the court on a floater and once i woke up i kept playing because i figured Kobe would too lol Kobe is what made my childhood special because that extra drive. God damn hes a special breed.

[@michaelvillarreal9096]

Damn Kobe mindset was truly amazing. R.I.P. legend

[@kenpachizaraki4303]

Kobe Bryant aka Black Mamba is my GOAT. 🐍

[@viotmediamotivation7680]

Always Will Be

[@aoyal.]

Most fortunate thing to have in life- a purpose

[@mauibuilder1239]

Great interview. Interesting at 36:22 Kobe talks about taking a helicopter so he could spend more time with family. Sad and tragic to lose him and his daughter too soon in addition to the others that lost their lives. Rest in peace.

[@Sancoccio]

I knew about facts that you are a Legend, but for the first time I'm listening ... You're not gone Kobe, I'm listening to you

[@mosl2te]

I've become a Kobe fan in his retirement.

[@letit-rain]

me too!

[@alexaguilar7193]

Celtic fans be like... “I’vE bEcOmE a kObE fAn iN HiS rEtiReMeNt”🥴

[@averagegirliegirl]

RIP KOBE❤️ You we’re giving so much knowledge.. I hope people continue to be inspired by your drive.

[@sf.9731]

I worked where ARod used to hang out. And when he asked for something he would be so humble. I love love ARod. RIP Kobe, we love you

[@rickeyjtv1802]

How he study the game is crazy The work ethic is crazy I definitely need to take notes

[@FDouglas1895]

Astounding interview. So many insights. From Kobe: Growth mindset. Constant student of the whatever game he’s playing (basketball or business) He was always thinking ahead, far ahead. He studied story structure through the work of Joseph Campbell 15 years before he won the Oscar. No excuses. He doesn’t make them nor does he accept them from others. Figure it out. To Kobe: everything is figureoutable. He learned about business from the greats. He’s not afraid of being a student of the games he plays. Conversations with Oprah, Marc Parker, Tim Cook, Jony Ive…all giants in the world of business. A-Rod had the same mentality when he got to spend time with Cal Ripken Jr. He studied him. He emulated him. He was such an enthusiastic student that he exhausted Cal himself after 10 hours of conversation. There’s many common themes here: Be an (obsessive) student of the game you’re playing. Obstacles are no excuse for giving up. Mistakes are learning opportunities. Ask for help. Be helpful. Live in the moment and master your craft but also keep an eye towards the future AROD and Kobe both knew the wouldn’t play their respective sports forever. These insights are highly applicable to any endeavor one wants to pursue.

[@TheMesoPeaks]

Kobe is so smart. I love his intellect

[@Cccc-ky4vq]

This guy was a class act just wired differently a true warrior and winner nobody had his work ethic can you imagine today's players studying players down two angles and seconds getting up 4 a.m. to workout before a full day of practice

[@l2ealChuckNorris]

I didn't even realize this podcast was a thing. About to binge it all

[@ucfpiloto]

Intelligent Money Investing me too lol

[@ryanmcgee1188]

same

[@Dizkover]

Damn... first time really listening to Kobe and you can tell he is really passionate and driven in anything he do. It's a shame he's gone too soon.

[@y2shuproblem]

You can always learn something by listening to a Kobe interview.

[@MrKellyELA]

I’m officially obsessed with this guy. His drive, motivation, determination & attention-to-detail reminds me of myself. I could listen to him speak all day. #GladWeHaveTheseInterviews

[@hawthornemoody3594]

If Kobe lived until he was a very old man, he would have done so many great things. I wish he was still here. Rest In Peace. Fly high my man.

[@vishalsorout]

The Corp is a brilliant Series. Kobe is an inspiring figure.

[@Dalenoir]

Kobe intelligence for the game is thru the roof !!#goat

[@viotmediamotivation7680]

He put in that work

[@bryantjones8286]

La'Dale Thomas GOAT!

[@GlobalRoyalty506]

people only appreciate and find out more about you when you are gone.RIP kobe

[@franklinyi6934]

It’s amazing how Kobe keeps himself relevant 5 years away from the game.

[@elef.5697]

Love how he's so unbothered by any negativity coming his way. When you're driven and living your true purpose, you remain unswayed.

[@jetBlueDawg]

I miss this Man so much....such a brilliant individual. I still haven't processed this.

[@kevinl3254]

True greatness is unparalleled. Rest easy Mamba

[@wealthy5702]

RIP Kobe Bryant

[@faithwalk.]

Im not a basketball athlete but I got so many pointers on how I need to move and go hard from this interview with Kobe. RIP angel!

[@a-love-supremist]

That was the greatness about him. His wisdom transcends all walks of life. And did it by example, not just words.

[@TheFruitney]

Post retirement, im becoming more and more of a Kobe Fan. After this interview, I have a better understanding of who he is and how much he expects from himself and those around him. Great interview.

[@andit6887]

By a loooooong distance KB is the most intelligent player that ever played the game. And one of the smartest sportsmen ever. RIP Vino. 🙏

[@bobbyhill6085]

This interview needs to be watched forever. RIP Kobe

[@MANecci]

This is without question one of if the not the BEST Kobe Bryant interview I've ever heard. Incredible.

[@BrotherlyLove12]

If you haven’t yet, check out the All The Smoke podcast with Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson. They have a great Kobe interview.

[@celiaferreira2028]

It takes interviewers with higher vibrations to align with someone with high vibrations. ❤ Black & brown legends conversating for the next generations to digest. This is a moment with high vibrations ❤

[@MattGarcyaDC]

man I wish you asked more about business things and his goals for the upcoming years.. its cool and interesting knowing his basketball career but what he's doing now coulda been great to learn to.

[@lilypoon1175]

Awww Kobe is a good dad.

[@jayrho3693]

This should have like 5 million views. 🔥🔥🔥 interview

[@thom6682]

That was an awesome interview. Very entertaining and insightful. Thanks for posting it.

[@traigreer5211]

Love hearing Kobe connect the dots. Whether it was basketball or business, he attributed his success to the same aspects - attention to detail, curiosity, standard of excellence. Miss this guy man.

[@chaseklein6916]

these videos should have so many more views. Arod and kobe? crazy. who's marketing these?

[@viotmediamotivation7680]

Yeah, should be in the millions

[@chaseklein6916]

Viot Media Motivation I honestly think Big Cat ruins these. Brings in these overgrown frat boy, child-like questions into interviews which don’t mesh well with their guests.

[@ahmedrashid6496]

Its gonna blow up

[@mattydips2887]

Podcast is big cats main outlet. They make $80-$100k per episode there

[@nickmorris56]

Chase Klein that, and a lot of people lowkey hate arod for how the mlb and his own organization did him

[@NationofONE]

Didn't think I could become a bigger fan of Kobe's. He is a goat on and off the court hands down.

[@rosiecastro5322]

What a great interview. Special, unique, and very intelligent young man. I hurt for his wife, girls, and parents!! 🦋🦋🦋💜

[@lennartheld4227]

Kobe Interview starts at 5:00

[@judahersh8437]

Lennart held 24th like 🖐

[@auroramothergoddess]

The goat

[@levelsabove7631]

Such a good interview, Kobe is a legend who will be dearly missed.

[@tigerrx7]

Damn! All these interviews popping up! I’m actually missing him more and more with every interview I watch.

[@taylorcolonna457]

This interview clearly reveals the distinction between a GOAT & not a goat, for sure. I hope you young people watching this see it as well because the greatest & hardest lessons The Late Great Kobe Bryant has taught us is tomorrow is not promised to you. But, if you work hard and live you life to outdo your very best, especially when you don't feel like it, then you will create a life that will live on in the hearts and minds of millions across all time. ✌❤😊 RIP KB 8/24 💔😥

[@luisantonioayala619]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@Byron_Douglas]

Amen!

[@LCB-gz8cz]

people really trying to bash this man now.. smfh! rest in power King!

[@dannykirley9554]

RIP Kobe A true legend 🐍

[@hitechj5057]

Kobe is truly a genius of basketball. It’s crazy how he talks about the game, for me I never thought about the game from an analytical or computation side I really just went out an played.

[@earl-larsen]

HiTechJ that’s why you trash lmao

[@Afrimusican]

@@earl-larsen damn son lol

[@lgtrax94]

It's still crazy to me that you and GiGi are gone. Such a great person, not only in basketball, but in family. You are a great man and the world will miss you.

[@heartsolesneakerclub7829]

How does this not have more views tho?

[@BostonsF1nest]

Sole Search That’s what I’m saying man... this podcast is killing it. Look at all these guests damn!

[@George-dk6yb]

RIP Kobe and Gigi 2020 This interview is a gem! I really enjoyed it ..

[@bettyjeanstokes360]

Great interview with Kobe, the Legendary Visionary. I enjoy hearing Kobe speak, getting his ideas and opinion about what Phil Jackson wrote about him, and how he handle it. Kobe is a incredible speaker. He's amazing and to hear him at this time when he is no longer here is very comforting, very comforting. The interview was extremely informative, things about Kobe and Shaq. Still love to hear him speak, he's a great speaker, very professional. Thank you for sharing The Corp with A-Rod and Big Cat. Thank you, Kobe will always be the #1 guy in everything he does, his business and sport. Thanks for the Kobe Can. RIP Kobe and Gigi, we really miss you. The world is sadder without you, love to see you and hear your voices everyday, but I thank God for the time you were here.

[@harriso575]

Kobe my favorite athlete of all time and arod not too far behind.... amazing interview! Love it

[@MikkelKnudsen]

One of the best interviews I've ever seen - pure legend Kobe is!

[@VBS24]

Kobe- a beautiful mind, and unmatched tenacity that left this world too soon. RIP my GOAT!.

[@htown148]

This will go down as the best kobe interview. He really opened up here

[@Nini_369]

This is the only post NBA Kobe interview I never watched ,, in A way I’m glad because this is A new interview to me 😢🙏🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@swasho2939]

39:25 i knew Kobe practiced hard in the gym... but i assumed it was the typical repetitve general practice - he actually *practiced certain shots* depending on the team as he mentions here. that's crazy!

[@1NJPWGaming]

Insane

[@frenur1127]

I remember an interview about a game winning shot that didn’t go in because he was fouled but the ref didn’t call it.... goes in the gym for 4 hours that night and he has his trainer foul him on every shot he took... Kobe built different

[@barbarawhite6274]

WOW! What a hell of a good interview~Kobe will always live on in our Hearts, and he is truly missed! We Love You Mamba~ Rest Easy GOAT! Mamba & Mambacita~~

[@AceGrahamJB5]

This should have millions of views. Kobe Bryant, probably the most intriguing interview out of all athletes. Excellence

[@imsooblessedyo]

You guys are marketing this wrong. This should have gone viral.

[@Ahnilationz]

Alex is always so humble and kind class personified !

[@rockydiblasio5723]

37:29 crazy how this was the end of Kobe. So sad man, RIP a Legend and a Legend in the making. RIP GIANNA & KOBE 🙏🏼

[@lolhahah21]

If you think about it... it was society that ultimately caused the death of Kobe Bryant. The fact that people created so much traffic.. he just couldn't take it and used his millions to make life convenient for him and bought a helicopter. Little did he know that buying that helicopter would be THE reason that he, his daughter, and 7 other people would die in the end.

[@ignoblesavage5559]

And of course if the crash was foreseeable then he would have gone another direction. BUT...he didn't JUST do it to make HIS life easier, he did it in a way that he could also help OTHERS. I respect that a whole lot. People always talk about how selfish they think he was, but he's always been about helping OTHERS be the best THEY can be, to get the most out of life or out of their basketball careers as was possible. So no, kobe wasn't nearly as selfish as people think. When it came to basketball, kobe felt RESPONSIBLE for his team's winning or not. People also think he was about the records & stats, but look how often he left games early with 50+ or 60+ pts because it was a 20 pt deficit starting the 4th quarter. If he was about HIS stats above all else he'd have been demanding to go back in to break some records. But when Phil asked him to dial the offense back (his 40 point scoring streak) because they were "losing the big fella" and they'd be needing him in June, kobe said, OK." The man wanted to WIN more than anything.

[@kaygee9829]

when he explained how he picked up the helicopter routine it was heartbreaking not knowing that's how he would die. r.i.p Kobe

[@realmaninca]

This was great. Might be the best sport podcast ever. Great job, guys.

[@barak-rocky-giles2081]

I feel like being called "Regular" or "Ordinary" by Kobe is probably the biggest insult. haha

[@dwyanewade8645]

For sure haha

[@lawlor2925]

If only he could say that now😢😢 rest easy 8/24

[@RominaDeluxe]

27:24 regular people ask really simple questions sometimes. ouch. :D

[@sandradubeau9817]

Barak Giles 🤣🙏👍

[@fotox_ayala]

savage

[@stevenrivera4062]

Listen to his mind set this is y he is one of the 🐐

[@mansoorsheriff]

38:46 he discusses about why he started to do Helicopter travel.

[@malloryysmith]

Thank you

[@03TonyClutch89]

36:56

[@albertoascari9390]

I think about Kobe every single day. He is a top 2 ever. Despite the narrative of certain media and manipulation of stats. God/the universe bless.

[@imedina619]

i can watch this a 1000 times and still learn something new

[@100mphFastball]

The Adidas Kobe 2's were some of the best shoes I ever had. Remember in 02' when the Phat Pharm, Sean Jean and Akademics baggy sweatpants? Those shoes were fire with them. They were bulky tanks that could handle tge big baggy sweats. Plus, good on the court as well. I bought the white ones then went back months later and copped the white with yelloe toe. That cool.

[@lukav7348]

A year ago tomorrow 💔.....Gigi and Kobe forever gone but never forgotten

[@ANDY821113]

Still can’t believe it’s been a yr now 🙏🏻💛💜🖤

[@renecuellar9182]

My sister is trying to finish dental school cause she had the mindset of Kobe. I understand why she was in a puddle on this loss. RIP to everyone

[@medicmikerelf3309]

I’m Miss This Brother So Much and I Like A-Rod, I’m A Huge Baseball Fan, I can tell people anything they want 2 Know About Baseball, I Like Basketball, I Grew Up In The Micheal Jordan Era Like A-Rod and Kobe, A-Rod Is Just 1 Year Older Than Me, I’m 44Years Old, And I’m Just 2Years Older Than Kobe, Then Kobe Became icon 4 Kids Growing Up, And A-Rod Became A Icon 4 Kids Growing Up, R.I.P Kobe And R.I.P GiGi, And R.I.P 2 Everyone Who Was On The Helicopter, Gone 2 Soon

[@ArmandoKozomara]

Man I miss my hero❤😢so much more he could've taught the world. Mamba Forever!!

[@andresgonzalez8904]

I was surprised by this interview it was good

[@viotmediamotivation7680]

Strong Interview

[@daples18]

I didn’t even know Kobe but i cried a bit when i heard about their passing. I had to rewatch this interview again. @36:21 A-Rod asked Kobe about his routine and how he started riding a chopper

[@sugs0377]

Hennimore say that again when someone you admire dies

[@sugs0377]

@Hennimore Forgetting his personal life his mentality on the court is something anyone would admire, the drive and commitment to do that for so long is legendary.

[@sugs0377]

@Hennimore plus his daughter dying is heartbreaking in itself

[@BrotherlyLove12]

Hennimore You’re a loser. On old Kobe interviews starting fights with his fans who are grieving. Get a life “my dude”. He was never found guilty btw.