[FULL] Kobe Bryant's 2017 interview on First Take

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[March 27, 2017] Kobe Bryant joins Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman and Molly Qerim on First Take in Los Angeles to talk about the state of the Los Angeles Lakers, his passion for producing "Canvas City: Musecage" and players like LeBron James sitting out during NBA games.
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All Comments (21)
  • @SnewJ
    Thank you for everything Kobe. Rest easy my g🙏🏽
  • I won’t ever get over missing Kobe’s level of intelligence and articulation. I watch these just to smile. Thanks Kobe🙏🏽
  • “They can call me anytime and ask me for advice... i’m always around....” 😭 that hit different
  • @antmanpr
    This man's creative career was probably going to be even better than his basketball career.
  • @gohan3448
    The disrespect towards Kobe is out of hand. This man is a top 5 player of ALL Time
  • @manofsteel0102
    Legends never die. This man will live forever. God bless you Kobe, we remember you.
  • @rickytyson2054
    Did anybody notice how the world fell apart after he left us.
  • @fredericfoe2456
    The whole interview Max and Smith were trying to put him in the typical athlete box that misses the game, calls him the goat, comments on the current generation being soft and all those comments we expect former athletes to deliver, the man was like naah bro, I'm a storyteller, don't care about the goat and ranking thing, it's the inner satisfaction that matters. Man, Kobe was different!!
  • @fuzzygogo
    Kobe has this intimidating aura in him. He looks like a very intelligent man who could see right through my bullshit.
  • @strix50
    He was one of the if not the most intelligent and well spoken athlete.
  • @MASKEDMAN712
    We’re living in an alternate reality... there’s no way this man is gone.
  • @tonyturner7517
    I'm 50 and I cried like a baby for 3 weeks straight and still shed a tear when I see clips of this guy, I've gotten into plenty of fights behind #8#24 being better than MJ and I'm sticking to that rest up my man Kobe 4 Life
  • @benny9020
    I wanna go onto the set and tell him dont get on that chopper on jan 26 2020
  • @keronwindley4950
    He was so content without playing basketball competitively anymore. Was locked in with his content creating and storytelling RIP Kobe 🙏🏾
  • @thatnbaguy8940
    If Kobe didn’t play in the NBA, I’m sure he would’ve still been famous. He is such a great speaker and has such a way with words. We truly lost a unique one, on and off the court.
  • @blakelewis5204
    3.5 years later I’m watching this video and all the emotions I felt back then resurface. Rest easy man.