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I'm at peace, so retired NBA great and future Hall-of-Famer Kobe Bryant recently sat down to discuss the re-release of the sneakers to commemorate his legendary 81-point game against the Toronto Raptors, as well as his opinions on whether or not he should be involved in recruiting the marquee players that will bring the LA Lakers back to prominence. Of course, they're going to talk about it, no much. I'm an idiot. Every chance that they get. Not like Jalen. Score while Kobe scored all 81 on Jalen and seemed to be just 2007. I've seen shooting mostly. Let me say this quickly. I believe that Kobe's 81 points is probably the most impressive single scoring game in NBA history for regular season, and that's a great idea for the Greek Freak. He needs to diversify his offensive game. He needs to work on where he should be pulling up for his mid-range jumpers pertaining to how the defense is playing him. He also needs to work on his long-range shooting. So Kobe would be a great player for him to pick his brain from. The Raptors for 81 points, people love to remind Jalen Rose. Abed, and let me say this about Kobe Bryant's eighty-one point game. I think that it's probably the greatest single game offensive performance in the regular season by any player ever. I would put that over what Chamberlain's 100-point game. Number one, because the game is not on film, so it cannot be verified exactly how outstanding the performance was. But number two, Kobe Bryant is not seven foot one, seven foot two with a 45-inch vertical like Wilt Chamberlain was dominating players. I'm not one of these guys who's gonna talk about how the players back in the sixties were inferior and they were smaller. A lot of that is narrative. There were great centers back then as well. What the services just do was a dominant force. And as I've stated in previous videos, Wilt Chamberlain was still dominating pickup games in the 80s. He would play against Magic and many of the top college basketball players at UCLA back in the mid-80s. No players like Byron Scott and James Worthy would testify to Wilt Chamberlain's physical exploits in those games. Still in his early fifties, he was dominant on a basketball court. So Wilt Chamberlain is easily the greatest athlete to ever come through the NBA, not because he was necessarily the highest leaper or the broadest sleeper, but at his height and his size, he could do things that LeBron James and Michael Jordan did with the hand size and with the unbelievable vertical leap, and he was a quick leaper as well. So, but I was still put Kobe Bryant's 81 point game over Wilt Chamberlain. I'll never forget the night that he did that. I was, I could not believe what I saw on the ticker as it ran underneath the Sports report. I said, Kobe Bryant, 81 points. I couldn't believe that. So I give him credit in regards to regular-season performance. To me, that's the greatest single game scoring regular-season performance that I've ever seen. It's probably not the most impressive game that I've ever seen, but as far as scoring, definitely his 81 point game. Kobe scored 81 on Jalen, excuse me, just 2007. F7 shooted moppy got the worst foot was 424 and had Phil Jackson allowed him to continue to play against the Dallas Mavericks, the game in which he has something like 60 or 61 point, no, 62 points through three quarters against the Mavericks, that most likely would have topped even this performance. As I've stated, Kobe's the greatest streak scorer that I've ever seen. When he gets hot, I've never seen any player who got hotter than him. Klay Thompson is close. Steph Curry is is right there. Klay Thompson is right there, but Kobe's just a slight, maybe half notch above them in regards to when he gets hot because not only can he do it from three, but he can also do it from two, and he can drive the lane as well. So once again, his 81 point performance was most likely the most impressive regular season single game scoring performance that I've ever seen.
From start to finish are the story. Happy. I see Kobe trying to conjure this attorney and energies with his all black on. One just for you brothers who are paying attention. Kobe is a Luciferian, allegedly. He heard he has a Luciferian. As you can see, he has on all black, trying to conjure up the energy of a Tsar. You wore this shoe on a night that you scored 81 points in a basketball. That's true.
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Upon entry here at Caesars, General in one for Kobe, I happen to be present that night. If I didn't see me because I was look at the back. Yeah, he downtrend. Did not see you, Jalen, because you were not what you was supposed to be, which was in front of him guarding your man. Jalen Rose couldn't guard a damn statue. I was on TV talking. The most defense he ever play was when his opponent went up for his jump shot. Jalen Rose will try to stick his foot underneath the up underneath the shooter as he was coming down. That was his favorite defensive maneuver. He did it to Kobe Bryant in the finals. He also did to Michael Jordan in the '98 playoffs. So Jalen Rose, he liked to play dirty. But once again, brothers, pay very close attention to many of these top-level athletes. They are Luciferians. And a lot of the brothers are into that Kemet. Most of them don't really understand the Kemet mystery school systems and the philosophies that will practice by the people of ancient Kemet. They venerated Nimrod, aka Tsar. When you see these people dressed in all black today, they are Saturnian. In particularly, when they're of great fame and acclaim, they worship and venerate Saturn. Saturn is the Roman name for Nimrod. Why is that? Because when a Tsar or Osiris, as he's conventionally known, was on the run from Shem, who was tracking him down, he fled to Italy and he tried to hide out amongst the region of seven mountains of Seven Hills that became known as Rome. Later on, back then, it was known as Saturnia. That is that is why the city of Rome, insolvent, is so venerated today. They formed the Vatican in that region in commemoration of Nimrod and the apostasy, the form of worship that he was able to concoct along with his father Cush, or as he was known in the Roman system as Janus, or the God of the keys and the doorways. All right. So the character of Nimrod is worshipped all over the earth. In India as Shiva, in the Semitic cultures as Baal, and Egypt or Kevin as Sar, and the Italian peninsula region as Saturn. In Greece, he was Kronos, so on and so forth. And when you see these people in high entertainment, whether it be sports, music, etc., and they're rocking the all-black, that is normally in a ritualistic or for a ritualistic purpose.
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So how special was that night? And did that have something to do what you want to be released this shoe in particular?
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It makes this shoe have added significance because I felt like I was building. Let me also say that that symbol that Kobe has for his company, that local is just a stylized goat head, okay? That's all that is. For Keno, that's a stylized goat head, or who they call today the Baphomet. And so the shoe has special significance to me because of that, because of the stitching, because of kind of building everything from scratch. And then you throw the 81 in there, puts it over the top. Moose Cage Basketball Network recently released a new piece entitled The Game of Stars, focusing on the All-Star Games. How serious did you take the All-Star Game? I'm in my last All-Star Game. We're in the locker room. Popovich before the game has a brilliant idea of letting each player diagram plays in a time up, right? And all the guys are like, oh yeah, that's awesome. He has great, great Reapers, Reapers, great. And I'm sitting there like, route 3, make it will play. Also two points, my last year. So I said, no, Pop, if I was competing with you guys, the playoff, I tell you that's a horrible idea and I'm not doing that at all. I want to see you draw every plan, every single time out. So I want to see what you run. Absolutely. The pose, did you see what I'm thinking in my head and what I'm drawing up? You know, that's not happening. Well, Kobe is military-minded and he's a 3-dimensional thinker. So he would be the only one thinking on that level. To be quite frank, with the most of the players in the NBA today, don't think on that level. Kobe is the last, or was the last of that breed of player from the 80s and 90s into the early 2000s who looked at the entire season as warfare. Any play designed was something that he would seal away in his mind for future reference. That's something that he learned playing against the Michael Jordan's and the John Stockton's and Karl Malone's and Charles Barkley's. And when Kobe states that Michael Jordan's like a big brother to him, he's talking about in the sense that he showed him the ropes in regards to ascending up the ladder of Luciferianism, the master and the apprentice. Like back in the day when Kanye West had that song about Jay-Z, my big brother, right? That's what he was referring to. Jay-Z showed him the ropes on how to ascend up the Luciferian ladder. That's what Michael Jordan did for Kobe Bryant. Michael Jordan's a 33rd degree Mason as well. The encourages recently did that in the huddle, yeah, allow a couple of players to draw up plays and some people felt like it was a disrespect to the opponent. And also, at the end of the day, what Steve Kerr was really saying is that he's tapped out. And he's either going to retire at the end of this year or the end of next year. Watch for that, brothers. Exactly. And I would expect Kobe to say that because he is a very pragmatic dude. He gets right to the point. People are so worried about everyone's feelings. If you're offended by what they did, then they'll get blown out. The very least, don't get blown out because if you keep the game close down the stretch, that's when a force Steve Kerr to grab the clipboard. Perpetual, a lot of two, you should be worried about. That's what stuff, right? But if you do feel disrespected, that's cool, right? You do that, but you don't use that as motivation. Come back in and beat him the next time. In urban Magic Johnson, who I affectionately call a Hall of Fame mogul, reached out to you to help them. You need to call him the Hall of Fame mascot because, and I stated this in another video, I believe the video on Magic Johnson and the tampering issue. Magic Johnson is one of the great, one of the great hucksters in sports history. Have people believe in that he's just great businessman when really he's just a great face for other people's corporate ideas. They let him get about 1% and then he cashes in. That's how the game works. It's like when people thought that Jay-Z owned the Nets and he just had a deal to buy 0.001% of the Nets and sit in the front row with Beyonce. People truly don't understand the upper levels of this corporate world. When I say the corporate world, I mean the global corporation and how they view so-called black people and how they wage economic war against so-called blacks and they tried many of these affluent high-level entertainers out and make you think that they get that they're recipients of respect, and they're really not. It's just a dog and pony show. All right. Magic Johnson is extremely charismatic, which is what makes him usable as a face. And don't get me wrong, he's been able to flip certain things like, you know, being a part owner of the Dodgers and being involved with Magic Johnson Theaters and Starbucks, but he didn't have the seed money behind those corporations. Believe me, there are high-level bankers that are backing Magic Johnson, always have been, or have been at least for the last 25 plus years. For cool free agents, this is a big summer for your Lakers too. Max cap spots open, that's a young talent trying to get back to the championship level. What's your availability to helping the Lakers? We're cool free recruit free agents. You shouldn't need the tree in your country, right? It takes a special person that want to play for this franchise and take the pressure that comes along with playing for this franchise. It's a brand finish. The Lakers staff of excellence and stand for winning. We'll hang the vision bags. Sam, we don't do that. You know, retired, everyone changes the pressure of following the Magic footsteps, myself and like the dynasty that we've had. Takes a special person to do that. And if I, if I need to convince you to come here to carry that legacy forward, I probably agree with that. And I have to say that Kobe's mindset is a mindset that a lot of people are not fully gonna grasp or understand in regards to establishing the pecking order of the NBA. His mentality is, if I have to beg you, that automatically is going to put you in an authoritative position over me when you get here, and I can't have that. And if I do beg you and you don't come here, you have a mental advantage over me when I face you on the court. So if you want to be here or you don't. It's very similar to the dynamic in a relationship when someone is always trying to initiate little silly arguments so that they can see if they can get you to apologize or to beg to beg them to let you back into their good graces. After a while, it's obvious that the total focus is more on seeing if they can break you down mentally rather than being a productive dynamic. And I believe that that is where Kobe's mind is at in regards to quote unquote recruiting. Now, other people will have a different philosophy, and that's that's a reflection of their mentality. Kobe's mentality is that of a predator. So predators are not known for being submissive. As the so-called Black Mamba, as he calls himself, the deadliest serpent, it's not his job to get you to want to come be with him. I believe that the only player that he's even tried to reach out to was Dirk, and that is because that is someone that he viewed as a peer, much like LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. Kobe views certain men his class as peers, and the only one that he does not have an extreme amount of antipathy with or towards is Dirk Nowitzki. Why is that? Because until 2011, they had never even faced each other in the playoffs. Players like Kevin Garnett and many of these other players, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, who had been his peers, there was a high level of enmity between Kobe and those players where there wasn't between him and Dirk. So I believe that he made an exception and kind of knew that there was no chance that Dirk was gonna leave the Dallas Mavericks, but he tried anyway. But I understand where he's coming from with you. If you're spending all your time more concerned about who you're going to beg to come help you, that means that at a moment's notice, they can leave. People have to willingly want to come be with you, no matter what the issue is in your life, whether it is to work with you or to be with you, you have to be meeting them halfway. You can only be chasing people. You start chasing people, you're gonna be chasing on your whole damn life. But anyway, peace.