I'm a life long Laker fan, and I'd personally put Kobe on the list over Jerry West. But I honestly can't argue against your list. I think that Kobe would make it on my list over West just because I grew up watching Kobe. But as a fan of the game, I can't be mad at your list at all.
- I think Ken Griffey Jr. is gay.
He was my favorite player growing up, but I noticed that dude had some very pronounced, 'Twan' like mannerisms throughout the years.
- Michael Jackson's dancing peaked in the mid80s, and he milked the fuck outta them same damn moves for the remainder of his life.
- He is indeed a legend, but starting from about the mid-90s, every Stevie Wonder live TV performance I ever saw was just not very good at all.
- Marvin Gaye's 'Star Spangled Banner' was overrated as fuck.
- Prince had hits, but missed more than Tupac - who missed a lot. Everything doesn't have to be a top 10 hit, but if you're great, you should not have that much damn forgettable, filler music.
- Phil and his coaching staff made Kobe appear to be a winner. Kobe was not a true winner. Look at Kobe led teams without Phil. He was a freakishly gifted scorer, with an extremely strong will, who would destroy any team he played on, because he can't see the necessity of including any of his teammates in his One-Man Show. The structure that Phil and Co. provided Kobe covered for his flaws. I always knew that, but rarely has a play so awful at a team sport, been so good individually. Without Phil and Shaq, Kobe's career would have been an awe-inspiring, monstrosity. Horrific, unconscionable chucking; a revolving door of players coming in trying and failing to play with Kobe; and the most gaudy scoring performances since Wilt Chamberlin. He would have been so brilliant and electrifying a player, that the Lakers would have done everything to cover for the glaring weaknesses in his approach the game.
Kobe was held back throughout his career. At least the first eight seasons where he played with Shaq. That robbed of us some incredibly high high's, and saved us from having to witness some extreme lows. With no one there to reign him in ......
He would have ultimately been MORE polarizing than he is now.
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Danny can't even get off the shitter right
i can agree with that..they win cause they are savages with no souls.. even some of the wildest of animals have sympathy and mercy when it comes to certain things cacs don't..that rite there is diff between them and pretty much any living organism on this planet
I don't recall, I just can't stand how cheesy the hood was. Shit was like Iraq or some shit lol
I thought Jay Z stole his whole flow in the 90s from Sonny Cheeba of Camp Lo.
the timeline of the battle was interesting. jay-z took the shot in the 1st performance of "takeover" at summerjam with the" ask nas he don't want it with hov, no". nas throw out the "stillmatic freestyle " over the paid in full remix instrumental which lead to the nas verse on takeover from jay. then nas drops "ether". then jay responds with "super ugly". then on jay's next album he he drop blueprint 2. i wonder what would had happened if biggs got to the studio in time to tell jay to do the dis over the "the bridge is over " instrumental.
Not my hood lol
lol i can't lie your perspective of predator 1 and predator 2 is funny as shit but a dope take on P2. i liked both. predator was a war film for the 1st half and a sci-fi thriller for the 2nd half. P2 danny was kicking ass and taking names. after he bodied the predator and he seen all those fucking predators, i was like oh shit! when he said" alright , who's next?" i was some gangsta shit. respect danny. met him a few times too. cool and funny.
- I think Ken Griffey Jr. is gay.
He was my favorite player growing up, but I noticed that dude had some very pronounced, 'Twan' like mannerisms throughout the years.
- Michael Jackson's dancing peaked in the mid80s, and he milked the fuck outta them same damn moves for the remainder of his life.
- He is indeed a legend, but starting from about the mid-90s, every Stevie Wonder live TV performance I ever saw was just not very good at all.
- Marvin Gaye's 'Star Spangled Banner' was overrated as fuck.
- Prince had hits, but missed more than Tupac - who missed a lot. Everything doesn't have to be a top 10 hit, but if you're great, you should not have that much damn forgettable, filler music.
- Phil and his coaching staff made Kobe appear to be a winner. Kobe was not a true winner. Look at Kobe led teams without Phil. He was a freakishly gifted scorer, with an extremely strong will, who would destroy any team he played on, because he can't see the necessity of including any of his teammates in his One-Man Show. The structure that Phil and Co. provided Kobe covered for his flaws. I always knew that, but rarely has a play so awful at a team sport, been so good individually. Without Phil and Shaq, Kobe's career would have been an awe-inspiring, monstrosity. Horrific, unconscionable chucking; a revolving door of players coming in trying and failing to play with Kobe; and the most gaudy scoring performances since Wilt Chamberlin. He would have been so brilliant and electrifying a player, that the Lakers would have done everything to cover for the glaring weaknesses in his approach the game.
Kobe was held back throughout his career. At least the first eight seasons where he played with Shaq. That robbed of us some incredibly high high's, and saved us from having to witness some extreme lows. With no one there to reign him in ......
He would have ultimately been MORE polarizing than he is now.
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Never seen any of the movies
