British Reactions To Kobe Bryant JUST DOMINATING For 10 Minutes!

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[@nathanpitek3177]

Would recommend Joe Vincent’s videos for highlights of player careers. He’s the best on KZbin

[@darrellsaunders6089]

For me and alot of people except dumb analysts, MJ, Kobe, and LeBron should be in every one's top 3 I don't care what order

[@joshclaudio552]

Kobe was so good because he practiced all the time. He was the first player at the training facility and the last player to leave. His dedication to the game was legendary. R.i.p black mamba 🐍

[@_WeDontKnow_]

yea, footwork seems like a simple skill but he really had 11/10 footwork it's so nice to watch

[@ClemsonFan46]

Yep as far as on everybody's top 3, from a pure athletic standpoint, I'm not sure he's even top 10. He was physically gifted no doubt, but there's nothing necessarily elite about his physical skill-set. But when it comes to pure desire and dedication to perfection, it's Jordan #1, Kobe #2, and a pretty big gap before you come to #3.

[@kobetgod]

Wrong someone can practice n never be good. kobe was just gifted

[@onlydbrasko]

Kobe credits his footwork from his football playing days as a boy during his 6 years in Italy .

[@33RoyCorpPor]

The redeem team documentary was all about Kobe setting the standard for workouts/practice

[@theclades3967]

As far as shooting guards go, Kobe is universally recognized as No. 2 behind MJ. But depending on who you ask, he's between top 3 and top 10 universally. I wouldn't respect the opinion of anyone that has him lower.

[@DNReacts]

That’s very fair!

[@TheIcemanthomas]

I’d say most unbiased and not hateful people have him around 5-8 on their lists.

[@eva11883]

That's pretty much exactly my take, if he's in your top 3 I think that is valid, if he's number 10 on your list, also valid, but if you're putting him outside 10 you're just being a hater.

[@onlydbrasko]

Kobe and MJ hold the record for 9 All-NBA Defense selections. NINE. People always look on the offense side of things but those 3-peat Lakers and Bulls with Kobe and MJ playing perimeter defense were extremely difficult to break down from up top. Playing defense is about attitude so give me a player who wants to be THE stopper, excels when he's mad, and never stops to evolve every aspect of his game beginning his days at 4am in the gym. To have all those attributes plus his mamba mentality to win, there isn't another player in NBA history who's comparable except for MJ. Those are the things that makes him top 3

[@areguapiri]

Kobe might be in the top 10. He was too selfish. And did not make weak teammates better.

[@a00141799]

In LA Kobe was a God. Came into the NBA at 17 (drafted out of high school) and was immediately dominating seasoned college and NBA players. Grew into one of the greatest American athletes of all time before our eyes. Beloved by most NBA fans but worshiped in LA. Not only a great baller and athlete, but a philosopher and role model in how to achieve anything through hard work and belief in oneself. Truly a man who knew no ceiling. (The man had just won an Oscar (Academy Award)) An incalculable loss to NBA world, and the people of LA. ♥ RIP Mamba and Gianna♥

[@DNReacts]

Thank you for this. What an incredible career and legacy to leave behind. Such a huge loss!

[@theghettoracle]

Very well said, as a Los Angeles native growing up in the 90s getting to witness the life & career of Kobe Bryant as it happen was something truly amazing, A bright mind and soul that inspired and motivated so many. Most would say Kobe got all of his moves from Jordan which is true but Kobe mastered it and did it better in my eyes, seeing him play was a treat seeing play in person was a gift. Kobe "Bean" lives forever!

[@taiwanwhite5762]

He might've dominated, but he didn't play much his rookie year due to Eddie Jones being an all-star shooting guard (who the Lakers ended up trading to Charlotte) and Dell Harris who wouldn't play him (who ended up getting fired and replaced by Phil Jackson)

[@lakersouthpaw]

Southern California in general, not just LA. Orange County, San Diego, the Inland Empire. He was THE man. Hell, he even had a ton of fans in central and northern California as well before the Warriors got really popular. He was a Laker through and through his entire career and then obviously died tragically young. I don't know if there will ever be another athlete as good as him who was that legendary for just one team. The closest I could think of in the modern era was Tom Brady, but then he went to play in Florida.

[@millardfilmore1403]

Kobe was skill personified. Oh, and winning. There is a reason he is so respected.

[@l3ftie578]

Skill, hard work, and giving his all to win

[@remymartin2948]

Kobe's shot over Dwyane Wade will always be the one for me. Wade has always been my favorite player, and I went to that game to see him play in person for the first time. I had to bow my hat to the absolute greatness of Kobe, man was truly spectacular. That bank shot was just simply incredible. RIP Mamba

[@taiwanwhite5762]

This video only had highlights from the back half of Kobe's career. His first 10 years he wore #8 and he wore #24 his last 10 (The Lakers retired both numbers). You see a more savvy, experienced Kobe here, but the much more athletic Kobe with the high flying highlights and the 81 point game, wore #8. His Top 50 plays has my 3 favorite highlights

[@DNReacts]

We will definitely go back to Kobe and I’ll make sure it’s his early years!

[@godmodedoz8484]

Yes for a 20 year long career most of these are within the last 10 years would love to see you react to a full career long Kobe video he has an infinite amount of highlights

[@oneeyedbills3378]

@@DNReacts YES

[@Mikelauuury]

As a suns fan i know there’s some clips in that top 50 I can’t bear to see again 😭

[@taiwanwhite5762]

@@Mikelauuury yup, you know which clip I mean. And it's not the dunk on Steve Nash.

[@darunian32]

The lakers were never my favorite team but Kobe was a favorite player of mine. I was devastated when he passed away. These highlights were really good, however they missed the Olympic year with the Redeem Team. If you can watch a highlight video of that team you can see how much of an influence and how important Kobe was to that team. Without him they would have lost for sure.

[@scotthill1600]

I’m not a die hard basketball fan but I loved Kobe on & off the court. Wish I would have seen him play live. Watched him play on tv many times at least, glad to say I knew him long before he passed away. His off the court passion is something to be admired, he left nothing in the tank, lived life to the absolute fullest You can always find a better video to react to but you guys got a pretty good one here, there are longer ones if your interested either react to them or watch them on your own time if your interested. Kobe was one of a kind He played injured, since I was a kid I’ve loved the clip of the guy trying to scare/make Kobe flinch, he acts like he’s gonna throw the ball in Kobe’s face from a few inches away & Kobe just stares him down, doesn’t flinch whatsoever. Complete badass move. Most players when injured get off the court & into the locker room quickly, Kobe reminds me of Larry bird in that sense both would suck it up & keep playing even with serious injuries, just cut from a different cloth

[@glennkreisel7943]

What hurt more was Gianna his daughter who was the spitting image of him on and off the court, was w him in the heli crash and I promise she would’ve been a pioneer in women’s basketball💔

[@DNReacts]

Such a massive loss, I saw what people were saying about her after the accident, so so sad!

[@MFBloosh]

His final game highlights would be one of the best things to watch. Also the game against the raptors, I believe, where he drops 81 which is the 2nd most points ever scored in a game with only Wilt Chamberlain having more with a crazy 100 point game.

[@andreashley6084]

Watching it live, when he split that double team and hit that pull up jumper I started bawling. The game was like a microcosm of his career. Started off slow(first two years riding the pine, then he took off. I’m the game he missed like his first 4 or maybe more shots I can’t recall ) the game came down to Kobe making heroic shots at the end- 60 and a win. He literally left it all on the floor. I’m getting choked up type this, I really miss that guy.

[@ianprchlik3956]

the impact of kobe is felt in a way that growing up as kids we would yell “KOBE” when we put up a ridiculous shot and wanted to will it into the basket. he was really the face and spirit of basketball (and this is coming from a warriors fan who hates the lakers)

[@RewardBread619]

I love Kobe he’s my profile picture but I’d argue he’s more of a top 5-10 player of all time.

[@RewardBread619]

not very far off anyway lol one of the best players to watch

[@NoPrefect]

I agree, top 5 or so, but he absolutely demands to be in the conversation

[@ohshityoheadsgone]

Kobe is such an incredible player, is he one of the true greats of all time? No, but what he is is a true icon who would outwork ANYONE, and between him and Michael probably one of the most competitive players to ever be in the NBA, just incredible to watch play the game.

[@DNReacts]

His work rate was insane! Not many that would out work him!

[@tacticalmanagerbabymommaak5825]

Not a true great? You're crazy. Way better than 4-6 lebron

[@ezekwu]

wtf???

[@cameronking03]

@@tacticalmanagerbabymommaak5825 Stop it, true fans know Lebron is better

[@tacticalmanagerbabymommaak5825]

@@cameronking03 yeah bronsexuals think that. When alot of nba players think otherwise. I'm not saying bron isn't an all time great but to say kobe isn't an all time great is ridiculous. Still have kobe as a better player overall compared to bron. Simple.

[@garydomingos5562]

Not sure if you have but a reaction to vince Carter’s top dunks would be awesome.

[@braamz-_-3116]

agreed, along with his cousin tracy mcgrady

[@DNReacts]

Appreciate the suggestion, have notes this one down 🤝

[@sonofaballer96]

Love these videos, guys! I really miss Kobe Bryant, but he had a long and great career. Edit: One thing about Kobe is that he loved to take a lot of chances and often performed when his team needed him most.

[@DNReacts]

Thank you, really appreciate the comment and the context 🙏

[@andreashley6084]

What I miss most about watching Kobe was knowing every game you were going to see something spectacular! if the game was close in the 4th *im getting giddy just thinking about it it* he would virtually ALWAYS elevate his game to some unthinkable level to pull of a lot of the highlights we witnessed

[@CM-vc1hj]

Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar are in my opinion without a doubt the 3 greatest players in NBA history with Kobe being in my top 10.

[@RewardBread619]

Yes this is the right way imo

[@paytonmarlow3639]

yeah kobes a top 10 floater, 8-12 range imo depending on what you value

[@MFBloosh]

Kobe is top 5. Maybe top 3. People seem to forget he also won 2 championships without Shaq. With the way he played, his style, his clutch moments, his athleticism, he's the closest thing to a clone of Michael Jordan that we can get. To say he's not at least in the top 5 is blasphemous on so many levels.

[@CM-vc1hj]

@@MFBloosh I have Kobe as the 6th greatest player in NBA history behind MJ, LeBron, Kareem, Magic, and Bird but I 100% understand and respect why people have Kobe in their top 3 or top 5 but I personally don't have him there.

[@areguapiri]

Maybe top 10. Not even ahead of Doctor J.

[@DGA_Kenyon]

Kobe is a phenomenal player but he’s more top 8-10 range…top 5 for most people would be Jordan/Lebron/Magic/Bird/Jabbar in whatever order according to preference. Kobe is in that Shaq/Duncan/Olajuwon/Curry range

[@eva11883]

I honestly do not understand the inclusion of Kareem in this discussion. If we're mainly going off of talent, game IQ and then production Kareem is more top 20 to me.

[@areguapiri]

​...You're kidding, right?

[@areguapiri]

You guys are too young to remember the impact and story of Dr. J.

[@trackhoodie1741]

The loss of Kobe was felt by so many. As a Los Angeleno myself, when he passed, YOU CAN FEEL THE COLLECTIVE SADNESS OF THE ENTIRE CITY while doing typical day-to-day things. Thanks for the video.

[@pwizandtheween3652]

I was too young for Jordan. I remember his last championship and the Wizards years. So Kobe was my all time favorite player growing up. I made sure to watch every Laker I could. Just to watch him play. R.I.P to the Black Mamba.

[@westongonor504]

Kobe is my personal number 1. I grew up in the 2000s and I was born and raised in Los Angeles. Watching Kobe was my entire childhood.

[@beanscollections2020]

Even as a Boston fan who initially hated Kobe for some years, we couldn't help but respect and appreciate his greatness. Especially after adding chapters to the Celtics-Lakers rivalry. Kobe def in my top 10 somewhere, but not top 3....probably 4-5 for me.

[@brooklunwalter8122]

yea u don’t know hoop then.

[@beanscollections2020]

@@brooklunwalter8122 Why? Because I didn't D ride Kobe for being a selfish volume shooter the first half of his career? Guaranteed I know the game 10x better than you. I would bet my life on it. 1. Bill Russell 2. MJ 3. Bird 4. Tim Duncan 5. Kobe Now go cry about Bill Russell with the same tired arguments. Go away troll. You look about 20yo...I was a student of the game when you were still in your pop's ball bag. You're also like 5'5 and 90lbs soaking wet. I would still dominate you on the court too at 40yo.

[@dvnnyphvntom763]

He was a player who literally was “More than Life” because of his work ethic and tenacity on and off the court. There was nothing like it. Just Mamba Mentality. He was one of those players where you just had to let him do what he had to do because he was meant for greatness. R.I.P. Kobe Bryant & Gianna Bryant who would’ve been the next best WNBA player and spitting image of Kobe’s play style.🖤

[@JesusChrist-dk2fk]

Kobe was my MJ 🖤🖤 rip Kobe and Gigi and everyone else involved in the accident

[@BugsyTB89]

Kobe Bryant is the reason why I fell in love with the sport of basketball the greatest laker of all time Rest in Paradise Kobe

[@actioninmyphannypack]

One of my fav Kobe stories is when they played the Knicks on year, and Iman Shumpert was locking him up, stole the ball from him a few times and was having a great game. Then as the 4th quarter starts, he told Iman, “You had a great game.” Then he went off and the Lakers came back and won

[@JD112430]

As ridiculous as it might seem this video left out a TON of Kobe's greatest highlights, some of hist most notorious game winners, etc. Should definitely do more Kobe videos in the future, maybe a career highlights or mini-doc type video. One of the most prolific athletes of all time.

[@DNReacts]

We will get to Kobe again and do his earlier highlights!

[@tannerjameskn]

All these highlights were when he was #24 too and he was an entire careers worth of highlights as #8 as well 🎉

[@simonwong5608]

Kobe was also mult lingual. Speaks Italian and Spanish fluently as well. He spoke Spanish to his Spanish teammates. And Kobe is number 2 on my list. 1. Mj, 2. Kobe

[@rogerdodger9752]

While I wouldn't argue too strongly against anyone who has Kobe top 3, I would probably put him more around 5-10. With all due respect to the late legend, I don't believe he was even the best player on his own team for much of his career. (Shaquille O'Neal request!) I don't actually have a list or anything. Frankly I find the ranking of players to be a bit tedious. There's no question however that Kobe is one of the most iconic players in NBA history.

[@gregorywilliams1308]

Couldn't agree more

[@Perfectly_Cromulent351]

In terms of all-around skills, Kobe is easily top 3. The dude really had it all: good shooter, amazing post moves, excellent ball handler, good facilitator while also being a top 5 (possibly top 3) all-time defender. He’s definitely in my top 3 when it comes to the best and he was also ranked 3rd by current NBA players a poll that was conducted last season, but he’s also a very polarizing player due to his personality, personal life and style of play and so many people don’t rank him quite as high. One of the best things about Kobe was his insane work ethic and unshakable confidence in himself. I think many people would agree that there’s no one you want more than Kobe when taking the final shot in a big game. The dude never shied away from the spotlight. Just look at his performance in the last quarter of the 2008 Olympic Gold Medal match against Spain. The Netflix Documentary “The Redeem Team” really does a good job showing how “different” Kobe is compared to typical NBA players.

[@pfury67]

Biggest problem I had with Kobe was when he didn't have a good offensive game, he amplified forcing shots to try to get his offensive game going. MJ had bad offensive nights too, and he would dish the ball all over the court instead. That's pretty much the only reason why I put MJ ahead of Kobe for the SG position.

[@ezekwu]

@@pfury67 Kobe > MJ...

[@intimidqtioN]

@@ezekwu kobe modelled his game after mj

[@ezekwu]

@@intimidqtioN still better...

[@beanscollections2020]

Bird, MJ, Kobe probably the best all-around skill players of all time.

[@momoney9016]

kobe the best ever

[@Timmycoo]

There is a famous pic of Kobe and Jordan next each other on the court that got Kobe asked about what they were talking about and he said he was asking him for advice. Gotta love him. #24!

[@JT-Rebel]

You couldn't have pick worst highlights if you tried 😄✋

[@DNReacts]

😂😂

[@theclades3967]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@NM-dr1oj]

The GOAT….lights out! Everyone can leave now

[@tokyo4presidant]

always and will be forever RIP kobe, i could go on and write a BOOK about how amazing he was and what he not only ment to me but everyone else, nothing and nobody will replace his greatness and not just greatness on the court but off the court too, kobe man he was something special and the world will never fully heal from his loss. happy you guys are watching this because i believe everyone should know who kobe is and what type of guy he was and i didnt even know him personally but i still felt that connection with him because thats the type of guy he was also you guys should react to his 81 point game, second most points ever scored in a game behind wilt chamberlain who scored 100

[@Galumpa22]

Kobe is somewhere between 5-10 for me among all-time players. I’d imagine that’s roughly where he is for most people - some will place him higher, but he’s definitely universally in the top 10

[@DaGuys470]

Kobe is definitely in my Top 5 All-Time List

[@matteo5752]

. "Kobe bryant greatness personified" was an amazing video. Must watch

[@treythompson450]

Kobe was one of my all time favorites growing up but sadly he isn't top 5 all time. But the impact he had and the joy I had watching him might never be topped

[@DNReacts]

I’m sure that’s how he’d rather be remembered 😊

[@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend]

He is top 5 all time

[@treythompson450]

@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend Jordan, magic, Kareem, Duncan, Lebron at least have better resumes and I honestly could keep going. I have no problem if he's in your top 5 but let's just say he's not in most

[@ImOutOfMtDew]

Duncan over Kobe that's just wrong lol

[@ezekwu]

@@ImOutOfMtDew exactly...

[@thegamingchef3304]

Just watching these highlights you can tell their is nobody currently in the league this skilled anymore.

[@eva11883]

Are you serious? The NBA is more skilled than it had ever been right now, and it's not even that close. Kobe was great, no doubt, but there are absolutely players equally skilled currently playing. There are players currently playing that are MORE skilled than Kobe at some skill sets.

[@ofallmyintention9496]

The blocks and steals are great: he was such a great scorer that a lot of people forget that Kobe was a 12-time all-defensive player. Like Jordan, you could tell Kobe worked a lot harder than everyone else.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

No one forgets that. Everyone knows how great a defender bean was. His passing is the thing that gets overlooked because he was so much of a gunner when he was younger.

[@Oldsnowballs]

David Beckham said that Kobe Bryant is the reason that basketball is David's 2nd favorite sport. Learned that on the Overlap with Gary Neville. #Mambamentality

[@DNReacts]

David is one of my favourite players ever and I love the Overlap!

[@Oldsnowballs]

This was a great video. Kobe played 20 years in the NBA from 1996-2016. If you notice in this video he is sporting the number 24 in all the clips. Kobe started his career with 8 as his number and then changed it to 24 in the 2006-2007 season. So if you wanted to do another Kobe reaction video down the road, I would search for his earlier career highlights where he was sporting the number 8, and had a lot more high-flying dunk highlights. Great video! Kobe is my favorite (peep that spelling).

[@StayChiefinTv]

Kobe’s my #1, wish there were more clips from his #8 era in these highlights

[@-teddygramjaden4634]

Kobe signature fade away. *Chefs kiss

[@DNReacts]

It’s a thing of beauty!

[@evanlambster1134]

Kobe was a legend and will forever be in the basketball community, but sadly he isn’t top five. Six or seven all time is where most people would have him, but many people say he is top 3 just because of his death which is sad.

[@A_Herding_Corgi]

one of my absolute favorite Kobe stories that really tells you exactly who he was, a competitor to his CORE, was when he was going up against Pau Gasol and Spain in the olympics. Kobe and Pau were incredible together on the lakers, one of the best duo's of all time imo, so Kobe knew they were going to run a pick right at the beginning of the game, and Kobe said to his teammates "I'm running through Pau's fucking chest". He did exactly that, completely knocked over 7'1" Pau, and walked right by him. Dude was the ultimate competitor.

[@brooklunwalter8122]

watching a single 30 point game from kobe he will showcase just a massive variety of shots and if offense break down, his difficult shot making bailed the lakers out to win

[@bsmooth_8]

You guys should also react to some of the clips of other players talking about Kobe too. Hearing their stories especially from people like Iman Shumpert theyre hilarious to hear from the players trying to guard him lol

[@DNReacts]

That’s a great suggestion thank you!

[@Durag__bandit98]

RIP to my favorite athlete of all time the reason me and all my siblings wore #8 in every sport we played

[@tommyv8584]

Great pick guys,my favorite player to watch so athletic and and joy to watch 👍🏀.Hello from Los Angeles

[@ourworldunited2399]

Kobe Bryant is hands down the most skilled basketball player ever... He worked out 5 times a day for 20 straight years.

[@DHarvey95EQ]

GOAT my #1, but I’m a 90s kid and i didn’t start really watching basketball until 2001-02

[@clooliss6400]

Good call on this vid! One of the greats! Btw, FINALLY ordered the hoodie! Thanks so much for putting it out in black! Can't wait for it to get here!

[@TheIcemanthomas]

As a person who regards himself as a laker hater and used to be a Kobe hater back in his prime as well (whike secretly admiring him behind closed doors,lol) I’ve lost a ton of many to the great Kobe Bryant and his dominance. The man was just unhinged and unflappable. He’s the definition of obsession over your craft, dedication, and relentlessness. I grew to appreciate him as his career started to wind down but man early in his career, oh man he caused my teams a lot of headaches. 😂😂

[@eva11883]

I had the exact same path with Kobe lol! Like down to each step, the increasing respect as his career progressed, all of it. He's still probably not even in my all-time top 5 but he was an all-time great, no doubt.

[@evog35viii]

Traitor

[@Tony_Ruiz95]

This was #24 Kobe, I recommend watching highlights of young #8 Kobe! He was more explosive as #8 Kobe. Both were amazing to witness. Cheers!

[@phil6394]

Going for the reverse is useful especially for high flyers since the rim/backboard becomes an obstacle for your defender.

[@BeefPapa]

Yes sir! My 🐐

[@jacobschwartz1662]

crazy thing about those highlights is i think all of them were with #24 (he chanaged it in 2006 is a kind of rebranding and a new beginning) and stayed 24 until the end of his career in in 2016.. he was drafted in 1996 straight out of highschool (very rare to happen almost 98ish% of nba rookies went to college for a year or have played pro ball in another league outside the US. You guys need to find highlights of his early career when he wore #8!! those are just as crazy if not more bc he had even more athletic ability

[@IXXMCMLXXXVIII]

I think one of the most important contributions Kobe has made to the game was being a mentor to so many of NBA’s current elites. He definitely was/still is this current generation of player’s Michael Jordan.

[@therealmj0317]

Kobe Bryant clinic is the OG highlight video

[@jwestphal1978]

I've hesitated to watch this, I'm the same age as Kobe. Amazing player

[@matejshirtslover6006]

My fav kobe play is on youtube named "Kobe shakes & bakes the Knicks in Italian" and it has everything that kobe did best. Shake and bake, fast spin, beautiful shooting form, swoosh.

[@superbowlofselfabuse]

I loved Kobe's 8 era. Shame there's very, very little in here from when he and Shaq made a joke out of the league when they won back to back to back championships from 2000 to 2002. I'd love to see you two cover that Laker team. Untouchable.

[@relicdad88]

Yea when he wore num 8 he was loose canon Kobe was the man I wudve hated 2 play against him but yea he was a beast only behind MJ in my book n dats jus cuz injuries hurt big parts of his career. Loved always trying 2 keep up with him thru my TV

[@skoobiesnakjak9614]

The GOAT. 💪💜💛 RIP mamba

[@deathsoap]

Kobe and the Portland game. 2 overtimes one tie and one winning shot.

[@lovesgucci1]

RIP 🥺

[@Stewser]

greatest shot maker of all time. give him a 10/10 difficulty shot and he's more likely to make it than anyone ever.

[@DNReacts]

I wouldn’t disagree with that!

[@marvinlawrence]

Also missed the most shots in the history of the sport.....

[@lukekiefer5964]

@@marvinlawrenceWell when you play for two decades and are relied upon to be your team’s entire offense that’ll happen

[@rfmmike6096]

@@marvinlawrence Not really a useful stats, lebron is highly efficient yet is high up on the list of missed shots, 2nd or 3rd I believe

[@marvinlawrence]

Kobe has played less games, missed more shots, avg less points on a lower fg % and scored some 6,000 points less...... The two are not the same.

[@brookssolberg4316]

This is all solo second half career Kobe highlights now you need to do a Kobe and Shaq highlight video, young kobe and dominant Shaq were possibly the best teammate duo ever

[@AJontheguitar]

My hero. Kobe's my dog's name, and his work ethic inspires me every day.

[@jasonsilva1943]

Watch as many Kobe videos as you want I’ll always come back!

[@sethp26]

10:18 is my favorite kobe shot because it's just a ridiculous shot and it being against the heat just makes it that much sweeter. 3 point buzzer beaters while down 2 are the most exciting thing in the sport

[@phunkjnky]

This is NOT a take against Kobe, but it will sound like it. Kobe missed the most attempts EVER. It's a piece of knowledge to help put him into a little bit of perspective. The ultimate gunner, the ultimate the next shot is going in kind of player.

[@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend]

The Brett farve of basketball.

[@OZYM1]

The most missed shots argument is irrelevant. It’s because Koby took that many shots, that he scored a lot too. You can’t score that high if you’re not constantly trying to score. Like the NHL great Wayne Gretzky once said “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” This from the top goal scorer in NHL history. I’m pretty sure Gretzky’s missed shots total is high also. Gretzky’s career shooting percentage was 17.6%. That means he missed 82.4% of his shots. Michael Jordan missed a lot of shots as well. His career shooting percentage was 49.7%. Lebron’s is 50.5% so far. In Baseball, Ty Cobb still has the highest career batting average at .366. That equates to a “shooting average” of 36.6%. That means that 63.4% of the time, he made an out. I think your take WAS against Kobe.

[@LuckyLefty92]

He played 20 years, and was the only perimeter oriented player in the top 5 scoring in NBA history and ALL of them are top 6 to 7 in missed shots. Thats not perspective if you only point out that Kobe was at the top but not that he finished his career as the highest scoring non big man of all time. It's a media driven narrative that will change once Lebron overtakes him in missed shots. Don't say you heard it here first tho

[@phunkjnky]

@@LuckyLefty92 Lebron averages 19.7 shots per game,. This means he could play the next 182 games (MORE THAN 2 SEASONS) without hitting a shot and still have a better shooting percentage. Tell me more about how its just a media-driven narrative.

[@ddstorted]

kobe was a true hero for many of us growing up. mamba 4life

[@SilverFox_69]

My favorite Kobe highlight was him dunking on Steve Nash.

[@shawnkachunchan4537]

G.O.A.T ,Mamba forever 🟡🟣💜💛🐍🫡🔥👍🏾🐐♾️

[@alexanderrose1071]

Favorite highlight reel of an NBA player

[@kezcannon1882]

Top 3 facts but this was all his highlights from him wearing #24, young Kobe wore #8 when he played with Shaq and honestly some of those highlights are absurd! Love the reaction! Huge Kobe fan he has 10 min worth of game winners alone he has endless stuff to react too

[@DNReacts]

Thank you so much, we really appreciate this 🙏

[@scotthill1600]

Love you Kobe, you seriously will never be forgotten. Made a HUGE mark in history, prayers to your family hope they’re doing okay. I’m not a religious person but I’ll make an exception to say god just had to see you play live himself, he’s 100% up there with the angels

[@jon-fn7ob]

I have Kobe 3rd all-time, but 1st in my ❤️ as a basketball player

[@melrest3453]

Love you guys! found the channel recently I'm really enjoying all of it! especially baseball stuff!

[@DNReacts]

Thank you 🤝 We really appreciate your support. Welcome aboard

[@sportman2536]

2:26 Context for you guys. That year was the year where people had a real debate of who’s going to win MVP of the season between Kobe and Chris Paul (who’s the opponent in that game) So the dunk was a statement from Kobe saying he’s the only who deserved the award that season. It was necessary.

[@DavidMey83]

Most skilled ever! The Bean!

[@arpanshah3527]

Kobe is a 5 time NBA champion, one of the highest scoring players in NBA history. 4th most points all time in NBA playoff history, and 4th most points all time NBA history. He's got 2 NBA finals MVP's, he was teammates with Shaq for his first 3 NBA championships so those finals MVP's (rightfully so) went to Shaq, but Kobe was still one of the top 3 or 4 players in the league for those first 3 as well. He's an 18 time NBA all-star. He's a 9 time NBA first defensive team selection and 3 time second defensive team selection. Meaning he was one of the top 10 defensive players in the league for 12 seasons. 11 all NBA first team selections, 2 second team selections, 2 third team selections- meaning he was top 5 in the league for 11 seasons, top 10 for 2 seasons, top 15 for 2 seasons. 2 time scoring champion and has a regular season MVP as well, although the one thing most NBA fans agree upon is he should have at least 3 MVP's. Steve Nash completely robbed him in 2005-2006 of one when kobe had one of the greatest seasons in NBA history, and by a mile the best player in the league that season. These were great highlights. Here are 2 more to check out: -Kobe's 81 point game highlights (most ever scored in a single NBA game in the modern era, second most ever in NBA history) -Kobe's final game performance before his retirement

[@nh3028]

Watching this I can really appreciate how much Jamal Murray learned from Kobe.

[@travispendleton1081]

Kobe is #1

[@richiebenfrankz2834]

Kobe Bryant goes beyond the highlights, he may have the greatest work ethic in nba history. He only slept for 3 to 4 hours per day and was in the gym at 4am almost every day. Mamba mentality. Also Kobe Bryant is the best tough shot maker in nba history and it ain’t even close. The shots he makes is unreal! He had a 20 year career so the video yall watched is actually missing more INSANE highlights of Kobe Bryant. Y’all watched mainly the number 24 Kobe Bryant in the 2nd half of his career. Y’all now need to watch the number 8 Kobe Bryant, that’s the highlights when he was younger and even more athletic. Nasty dunks

[@DNReacts]

His work rate was insane, unmatched on and off the court.

[@Spookiyomi]

Kobe studied cheetas and how they use their tail. That's why his balance is incredible

[@manuelblack3174]

The crossover to the spin to the behind the back pass vs bobcats cause it show kobe was a great passer

[@alexarmstrong4036]

You guys should watch all the “making the case” videos by Clayton Crawley! It gives multiple players a goat case and that would help put into perspective how good each of those guys are

[@JoeMama410]

He made a short video of why Kobe isn’t a #1 contender for him, even though he was a great player.

[@garentee2damangotree586]

Number 8 Kobe was jamming on people’s head

[@keenansanders832]

I’ll never forget watching Kobe’s last game in a bar halfway across the country from my home state, everyone was glued to the TV watching him dig deep for one last amazing performance. He ended the game with 60 points, bringing his team back for a win. One of the best efforts I’ve seen in sports. The day he and his daughter died was a sad day for many.

[@deanchambers8613]

The man, the myth, the Mamba. 824!

[@chiefbeefz3499]

If Jordan played in the modern NBA, his easiest comparison would’ve been Kobe. The similarities in their games were unreal. The post fade, the acrobatic finishes at the rim, the clutch shots at ends of games. And both had the same coach for their entire career in Phil Jackson.

[@jellybegger]

you guys gotta check out his final NBA game truly no other way to leave it all out on the court R.I.P Mamba🐍

[@Nex-fw8km]

These highlights were mainly from kobe later in his career but kobe back when he was rocking the Afro in like 01 was somethin different man

[@tannerjameskn]

His final game dropping 60 w multiple clutch buckets

[@joshcollin2629]

“All 36 Kobe Game Winners” should be your next Kobe video!

[@asmrmetaaliyah3932]

Everybody always exclude kobe of top 3/5 of all times. Check out record 81point game& 60 point last game