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Yeah, so you're in a whole different country. The significance of 9/11 reached out there. They were broadcasting that like right when it happened. No matter where you're from, it was crazy. That's a crazy perspective because like, you hear about it like people saying the world stopped on 9/11, just like Kobe, right? The world stopped when Kobe passed, right? It's real. It is.
How did the Italians take Kobe's death? Well, okay, great question. So many people don't know that Kobe spent seven years in Italy. Mm-hmm. That dude speak speaks, uh, I don't know, numerous languages, but Italian, he is fluent. He's won my people's heart over and over again, just playing out there and going to school. Like he was, he felt like he was part of us without looking like less, you know? He was, he was like a citizen. He was, he was Italian at heart.
I like to believe. I watched Vanessa, his wife, post not too, too many days ago, and she said, "I missed Kobe calling me Principessa," which means princess. So it kind of like dawned on me. I was like, wow. So Kobe, like, not only used Italian when he was out there, out and about doing like his press stuff, but he also like called his own wife princess, you know? Yeah, kind of cute.
One, if he called his daughters there too, probably. That's cute. Gigi. I just tell Martin, peace. Yeah, rest in peace. I just call my son's a little badass. I got green at school, my good little badass, 'cause it could be badass. Like, "Oh, you were badass." Shrimp at us. Like, "Damn, man, you a little badass." True. You know, their number one thing. Then, yeah, that's cool. That's cool.