Jim Brown completely destroys Kobe with hot fire truth bombs - dude isn't respected

[BRHornet45]

get away from the media who hug Kobe's nuts to help push him to the top and this is what you get ...


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[AchillesHeel]

Take Michael Jordan. To me, he’s full of bull. He’s hiding his true self. All he cares about is getting ahead, being popular and enjoying the wealth of this country. Same with Kobe Bryant. For them, it’s all about making money and doing all the commercials.

:clap

[BRHornet45]

Take Michael Jordan. To me, he’s full of bull. He’s hiding his true self. All he cares about is getting ahead, being popular and enjoying the wealth of this country. Same with Kobe Bryant. For them, it’s all about making money and doing all the commercials.

son you will find countless people who say the same thing about Jordan. it's no big secret that Jordan is a shitty person.

[AchillesHeel]

son you will find countless people who say the same thing about Jordan. it's no big secret that Jordan is a shitty person.

Jim Brown is a fucking douchebag though, he's a rapist and also a wifebeater.

[BRHornet45]

the whole purpose of this is to hate on Kobe.

I don't care if Charles Manson was in the clip. it's all about hating on the glorified Paul Pierce.... or should I say glorified T-Mac.

[lefty]

MJ was a piece of shit, but he clearly shits on Kobe

[BRHornet45]

MJ was a piece of shit, but he clearly shits on Kobe

but son Kobe does sell a lot of shoes in China. they really do love him over there due to the NBA/Media hype machine over the last 15 years. that should count for something!

[superbigtime]

Jim Brown is a dickhead. Never liked him.

[Killakobe81]

the whole purpose of this is to hate on Kobe.

I don't care if Charles Manson was in the clip. it's all about hating on the glorified Paul Pierce.... or should I say glorified T-Mac.

BR, welcome back.
I have no problem with folks who call out Kobe and MJ equally. Mj is greater (duh) but the pass he gets by MJ stans is crazy. He also chucked was also an asshole and did shitty stuff to team-mates and his wife ...
(Damn, Kobe really does copy MJ)
I actually would not mind if Lebron surpassed MJ, I doubt he does. And he has his issues too but maybe the Jordan illumanti crowd would chill the hell out and not get so sensitive when players are compared to the GOAT

I also hope Megatron surpasses jerry rice, and Brady does the same to Montana tbh ...

[Mori Chu]

BR returns with a flourish! Missed ya, son...

[hater]

it's always about making money fools

check my sig

[hater]

but son Kobe does sell a lot of shoes in China. they really do love him over there due to the NBA/Media hype machine over the last 15 years. that should count for something!

it does count for something, about $200 million dollars :lol

"a Shanghai sports consultancy who steered Nike’s entry into China, says Mr. Bryant seems to have a solid sense of how to navigate in the country. “Chinese fans adore Kobe on the court, but they also want to see affection for Chinese culture and people,” Mr. Rhoads says. “The more time he spends in China, the more he will endear himself to millions of basketball-loving Chinese.”"

[UZER]

MJ is who he is because he is the GOAT. He is most definitely an a-hole though.

Bean is who he is because the media wanted another MJ so desperately, they manufactured one. His narcissism grew because of his manufactured status.

Bean is a great bball player, just not at the MJ level the media would have you believe.

[CitizenDwayne]

Jim Brown's an asshole. He doesn't really have room to criticize anyone.

The real question is: what does Richard Roundtree think about LeBron?

[Jacob1983]

Why does Kobe have to be a leader for black people? And why do we use terms like "the black community"? We are racist muthafuckas even when we try not to be racist. Kobe gets paid to play a kid's game. That's all. He is an entertainer. Plain and simple.

[spurraider21]

Why does Kobe have to be a leader for black people? And why do we use terms like "the black community"? We are racist muthafuckas even when we try not to be racist. Kobe gets paid to play a kid's game. That's all. He is an entertainer. Plain and simple.
separatists tbh

[Buddy Mignon]

Jim Brown threw O.J. under the bus. That so-called summit he spoke of... that was him and a bunch of other sellout niggas trying to convince Ali to change his mind about the Vietnam War. Kobe is confused culturally, but Jim Brown was a so-called black nationalist fucking white girls every night. People should stop expecting entertainers to be their leaders. Most of them are too dumb to lead you out of the ghetto.

[Buddy Mignon]

And why do so many people feel tye need to defend Shaq? Shaq is a foul ass nigga.

[Buddy Mignon]

And you guys kill me with all this hypocrisy. I fuck married women. So what... why would anyone else care.

[Michael Jordan.]

My nigga Jim droppin shitbombs.

[The Third Man]

Buddy Rakaruva Mignon's "married women" he fucks:

http://agro.biodiver.se/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Champion-450x358.jpg

[Thebesteva]

To be fair,

Jim Brown basically supports the belief that blacks are still oppressed and they must rise and stand against the 'white oppression.' One thing you do have to admire about Kobe, is he isnt into that image at all. He's not a 'brotha' at all, neither is Duncan. If there's one thing I respect about both Kobe and Duncan ( I know he's from Virgin Islands) is they never adopted that image unlike Lebron who is the typical ghetto monkey who was raised by his grandmother and can hardly read.

[PÒÓCH]

thaaattt ...... guy .... talks...... sooooooooo.... ....... slooooowww mustttt sttaaay awakeeeee!

[HarlemHeat37]

:lol Dad Killer had his own father killed due to his greed and bad monetary habits, so I'm not surprised Brown said this, tbh..

As for Kobe, no real nigga has respect for Kobe, he's a fucking rat, tbh..committed a crime and couldn't take his case like a man, a cowardly pussy, tbh..

[Reck]

Kobe is done and people are now shitting all over him. His lagecy is taking a hit.

Kobe has no one to blame but himself imo.

[lefty]

Kobe: Brown remarks 'surprised me'
Updated: December 13, 2013, 12:19 PM ET
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EL SEGUNDO, Calif. -- Two days after Pro Football Hall of Famer Jim Brown said Kobe Bryant (http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/110/kobe-bryant)was "somewhat confused about culture" and criticized Bryant's treatment of former teammate Shaquille O'Neal (http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/614/shaquille-oneal), Bryant responded to the comments.
Brown said Tuesday during an appearance on "The Arsenio Hall Show" that because Bryant's childhood from ages 6 to 13 was spent in Italy while his father, Joe Bryant, played basketball overseas, Kobe "doesn't quite fit what's happening in America."
[+] Enlargehttp://a.espncdn.com/photo/2013/1210/nba_u_bryant_kh_300x200.jpg (http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2013/1210/nba_u_bryant_kh_600x400.jpg)Kirby Lee/USA TODAY SportsKobe Bryant walks away during Tuesday's game against Phoenix.


Brown, a running back for theCleveland Browns (http://espn.go.com/nfl/team/_/name/cle/cleveland-browns) from 1957 to 1965, also brought up Bryant's sometimes-icy relationship with O'Neal, saying, "He threw Shaq under the bus."
Bryant, speaking Thursday after theLos Angeles Lakers (http://espn.go.com/nba/team/_/name/lal/los-angeles-lakers)' practice, said the comments caught him off guard.
"It surprised me in a sense that it came out of left field," Bryant said. "I mean, I've never even met him, so it came out of left field but I do think it's a great opportunity to have these conversations, to have this discussion.
"I think no matter where you come from, whether you come from Italy, whether you come from Inglewood [Calif.], whether you come from London, it doesn't matter. Ultimately, the conversation is that it doesn't matter what color skin you are to begin with. But, I think it's a good place to start to have a good conversation and try to educate one another and try to improve as a society from it."
Bryant first took to Twitter on Thursday morning with his reaction, writing:
"If it's a major issue that involves a quality or a perception of racial quality, I feel like that's something that's a big enough message that needs to be addressed," Bryant said when asked about the tweet. "Obviously it's a sensitive topic for everybody, but I think the best thing to do is not dance around it but to go at it with a full head of steam and generate conversation about it. So, that's how I try to measure it."
Brown, who founded the Black Economic Union with the purpose of bolstering prosperity in the black community, also said that if he were to put together a summit, like the one he organized in 1967 with players such as Bill Russell (http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/4152/bill-russell) and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (http://espn.go.com/nba/player/_/id/4145/kareem-abdul-jabbar) in attendance to support Muhammad Ali's stance against the war, Bryant would not be one of the athletes to receive an invitation.
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"In the days when we had a summit and called the top black athletes together to talk to Muhammad Ali about his status with the armed forces, there were some athletes we didn't call," Brown said. "If I had to call that summit all over, there'd be some athletes I wouldn't call. Kobe would be one of them."
Bryant, 35, said he has no interest in hashing out the 77-year-old Brown's issues with him personally.
"No," Bryant said. "There's nothing to talk about. We have different perceptions and different views on it, clearly. So, the thing that I'm trying to do always, what I've been trying to do, is try to educate our youth going forward, no matter what color skin you are -- be it African-American or white or whatever the case may be -- just try to talk about having a bright future and how to help kids going forward and progress as a society as a whole.
"But he and I, there's no reason for us to have a conversation. We're completely on opposite sides of the spectrum. I'm an old dog, but he's a much older dog so he's probably a lot more set in his ways than I am."