Kobe Bryant - UNBROKEN - Motivation ᴴᴰ

"The most important thing is to try and inspire people so that they can be great at whatever they want to do." This is one of the most important videos I have ever had to make. The mamba mentality stands for so much more than just basketball. It represents everyone trying to get somewhere and reach "impossible" goals.

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[kenswift]

To reach a certain level of success in any field that you're in, You have to have an ego that's gonna say "I wanna be the best". This is what's gonna drive me when it becomes hell or high water. You'll say "This needs to get done . I need to be successful".
- Kobe Bryant

[frankvaldez]

Rest In Peace Kobe. Died as one of the greatest that ever lived

[elowe]

Dude I watch this almost daily when I wake up. It feels different now.
We can carry his legacy everywhere we go.
Embrace challenge.
Outwork your previous self.
Never stop.

[lessonsins]

“The moment you give up, is the moment you let someone else win.” ~ Kobe Bryant

[adamwatson]

Watching this right now is tough man, it wasn’t his 81 point game, it wasn’t his hard working mindset and mentality and it wasn’t even his ability to change the outcome of a game in a instant that made him great. It was his outlook on life and his ability to be a role model to many people that made him the legend he is 🖤

[lubu]

“They dont UNDERSTAND WHO I AM“ . Best line ever

[dakaraiday]

This post has meant so much for me through out the years and now it means even more, I’m taking his mentality with me to the grave
R.I.P Kobe 🖤🐍

[connordodson]

I will never forget saying “Kobe”!! as a kid every time he shot a basketball... He’s my idol

[onemic]

RIP Kobe, how can a man love a man he's never met. My tears helped me find out

[Maxjuliann]

I’m 25 and I’ve been playing basketball since I was 16 . Learned everything I know just from plying streetball and watching my fav players like Iverson, Kobe, Mike and wade . Never played highschool, never played for a real organized basketball league before and I tried out for my college and I did not make the team because I am only 5’9 .
All the work I have put in to get to this point in my life was shot down because a coach at a community college doesn’t think I am good enough or tall enough to play . Not making the team hurt like hell but I’ve never been more motivated in my life to become the best basketball player I can be . I swear I will play college ball one day I will make the team next year I will never give up my dream of playing on a real team . Kobe Bryant is who motivates me to keep going, that coach will regret cutting me, he will regret doubting me because I am going to work my ass off. I won’t ever stop playing basketball it is my passion and I know I am good enough to be on a team despite being short .

[Deven]

Just learned about Kobe’s death. I’m beyond words. He’s motivated me in life in so many ways. Can never say enough about this man. Love to you all.

[slayerking]

Kobe I owe you my life you inspired me to be the best I can be I might be dealing with depression but I'm not gonna let that hold me back.

[wybe]

Don't be sad because he's gone, be happy he was here. R.I.P🖤

[Anthoj]

THE MAMBA MENTALITY LIVES ON

RIP KOBE 🙏

[MambaBreezy]

Facts about my hero, Kobe Bryant.
1. He lives and breathes basketball.
2. His competitive drive is his most powerful skill.
3. Hate fuels his game.
4. He wanted to be the best, knew it was a stretch, became LARGER than just being the "best". He became an icon, an inspiration, a legend.
5. He proved that having a mindset where you always try to be better than who you were yesterday will ALWAYS lead to success no matter the obstacle.

Thank you for everything, Kobe

(Thanks for this video appreciate it)

[qwertyllama]

The media hated Kobe and tried to downplay his historic performances. So much in fact they awarded Steve Nash back to back MVPs while Kobe led terrible teams to the playoffs on 35 and 32 ppg those same two years. Regardless there is no denying that Kobe was one of the, if not the most skilled player to ever play this game. He may not have the most MVPs, or the most scoring titles, or Finals MVPs but my rod he passes the EYE test. More so than all but one of the 11 players the almighty ESPN ranked in front of him. The fact of the matter is if Kobe had gotten the acknowledgement and respect he deserved he'd be universally recognized as a top 3 all time basketball player.

[bryanbm]

"Mental tough is all about not getting to high, not getting to low you have to stay even and be true to yourself"

THANK YOU KOBE YOU HELP ME TO DISCOVERED ANOTHER TOOL FOR MY PATH.

[lincolnn]

The reason kobe was one of the greatest was because he never quit he always thrived to be his greatest and that set him apart from many people in this world. Long live kobe 🙇🏼‍♂️

[blighttown]

Rest in peace, man. You went too soon and you’ll never be forgotten. You’ll be remembered for your cultural impact on the world as a whole, and you’ll always be remembered for the great man you were.

Rest in peace, king.

[imurmaster]

RIP to a legend. Kobe’s mentality and passion for the game will forever be remembered.