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A candid conversation amongst Black men about vulnerability, emotional intelligence, & navigating struggles in marriage. Featuring JAY-Z, Ty Ty, Will Smith, Kendrick Lamar, Chris Rock, Michael B Jordan, Anthony Anderson, Chris Paul, & more. Hov also talks about playing his public apology record, “4:44” for Beyoncé for the 1st time.

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This is what makes 444 such an important snap shoot of adulting it’s real, we are living in times where the nucleus’s of family is under threat, he managed to convey several key messages, but most importantly family is not meant to be perfect but you supposed to show up everyday

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That’s beautiful to hear as a Black man especially. We are not taught to show emotion and vulnerability and that’s the only way to love and be loved. 🙏🏽 Where do I find the full version?

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Will Smith foreshadowing…

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Wow! This is a beautiful conversation with great and candid insight, revealing the greatest strength of all, gentleness. Wish this conversation was promoted as much as some of the bull manure to give greater balance and humanity to the Black man. 😎🤴🏾🖤💪🏾

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Definitely. It’s great dialogue. My favorite was the short they did for Story of OJ. As a white dude who grew up in a predominately white area, the dialogue helps push understanding of the black experience.

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444 is so dope , I just listened to , again ,it last night for the 3rd or 4th time this week 🔥🔥🔥

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Love this.

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I loved this whole series so much. Do these still live on TIDAL???

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Those footnotes were good

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Where is this I'd really like to see it

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'State weighs proposed toll increases on I-405 and SR-167' But its more than just toll increases (to $18). On the table is also tolling 405 during weekends, and requiring 3 people most times for the use of the HOV Flex Pass. Lets take a walk back in time to see how we got here, shall we? * In 2015, the first HOT lane opened on 405 with a $10 Max Toll. The law was written that HOT lane traffic had to be moving at a minimum 45mph for 90% of the time AND revenue goals met. This had to be accomplished by the end of a 2yr trial. * In 2017 when the trial was up, the HOT lanes did NOT achieve the minimum 45mph required to keep operating. That is where then Attorney General Bob Ferguson stepped in. * AG Bob Ferguson told the state the AND was actually an OR, and the state could continue operating the 405 HOT lanes, even though it failed to achieve its goals set in the RCW * In 2024, the Max Toll on 405 was increased by 50% to $15. The state said 'that toll rate would rarely happen'. Data shows it happens on about 80% of the time on morning commutes. Back to 2026. Governor Ferguson appointed the members of the Washington State Transportation Commission. They are not elected. The WSTC is now looking at two options: A) Toll 405 during the weekends (currently free). Extend peak hours for toll requirement. Require 3+ HOV during peak hours B) Max Toll to $18 Extend peak hours for toll requirement Toll 405 during the weekends Require 3+ HOV during peak hours. (It's going to be option B guys, because why wouldn't they?) So to recap; an unelected board is seriously talking about raising the toll rate to 80% over what it was 11 years ago, on lanes that (still) fail to achieve rules set out by the legislature, that require a $15 flex pass to use HOV, which is also about to be raised to 3 people. But they pinkie promise tolls will rarely hit that $18 max toll... Paola Tristan Arruda | KIRO 7 Special thanks to Chris Sullivan at KIRONewsradio Article:

'State weighs proposed toll increases on I-405 and SR-167' But its more than just toll increases (to $18). On the table is also tolling 405 during weekends, and requiring 3 people most times for the use of the HOV Flex Pass. Lets take a walk back in time to see how we got here, shall we? * In 2015, the first HOT lane opened on 405 with a $10 Max Toll. The law was written that HOT lane traffic had to be moving at a minimum 45mph for 90% of the time AND revenue goals met. This had to be accomplished by the end of a 2yr trial. * In 2017 when the trial was up, the HOT lanes did NOT achieve the minimum 45mph required to keep operating. That is where then Attorney General Bob Ferguson stepped in. * AG Bob Ferguson told the state the AND was actually an OR, and the state could continue operating the 405 HOT lanes, even though it failed to achieve its goals set in the RCW * In 2024, the Max Toll on 405 was increased by 50% to $15. The state said 'that toll rate would rarely happen'. Data shows it happens on about 80% of the time on morning commutes. Back to 2026. Governor Ferguson appointed the members of the Washington State Transportation Commission. They are not elected. The WSTC is now looking at two options: A) Toll 405 during the weekends (currently free). Extend peak hours for toll requirement. Require 3+ HOV during peak hours B) Max Toll to $18 Extend peak hours for toll requirement Toll 405 during the weekends Require 3+ HOV during peak hours. (It's going to be option B guys, because why wouldn't they?) So to recap; an unelected board is seriously talking about raising the toll rate to 80% over what it was 11 years ago, on lanes that (still) fail to achieve rules set out by the legislature, that require a $15 flex pass to use HOV, which is also about to be raised to 3 people. But they pinkie promise tolls will rarely hit that $18 max toll... Paola Tristan Arruda | KIRO 7 Special thanks to Chris Sullivan at KIRONewsradio Article:

Future 42

22,546 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Greatest PLAYER Ever in the history of NBA!🔥🔥 Dwyane Wade: Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master. Chris Bosh: I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable. Kyrie Irving: When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Anthony Davis: Kobe and MJ are the two greatest players of all-time. Kevin Durant: Kobe Bryant is the greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are neck and neck as far as skill. Dirk Nowitzki: His skill level was unbelievable. There was not one shot he didn’t have in his repertoire. So, to me, in my 20 years, he was probably the best offensive or the best player I’ve seen/faced. Tony Allen: He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest. Steve Smith NBA: [Kobe] was the most fundamentally sound player that I've seen play. #GregAnthony: Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen. Tony Parker: Maybe the closest to Michael Jordan, who I think is the best ever. #MattBarnes: Jordan is 1, and Kobe is 1B. Jamal Crawford: There's no list I will ever respect if Kobe Bryant isn't top 5. Klay Thompson: He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today. Nate Robinson: Kobe, in my opinion, is second to MJ as the most complete player ever. Metta World Peace: There are legends, then there are guys who are in a class of their own. Kobe is in a class of his own. #WaltFrazier: Players see him as the biggest icon in basketball, and he deserves it. Mike knows that. Isaiah Thomas: I'm still a Kobe guy when it comes to the GOAT conversation. #KenyonMartin: [In] my 15 years of playing basketball, Kobe Bryant was the best basketball player in the National Basketball Association." Dwight Howard: "Everything Michael Jordan did, Kobe did better." Kevin Durant: "Kobe is the Greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are 1A, 1B as far as skill." Shannon Brown: "Kobe is the best of all time. He comes first before Jordan." Brandon Jennings: "Jordan never win a championship without Pippen. Kobe won 2 without all time great teammates. Kobe is the GOAT."

Greatest PLAYER Ever in the history of NBA!🔥🔥 Dwyane Wade: Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master. Chris Bosh: I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable. Kyrie Irving: When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Anthony Davis: Kobe and MJ are the two greatest players of all-time. Kevin Durant: Kobe Bryant is the greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are neck and neck as far as skill. Dirk Nowitzki: His skill level was unbelievable. There was not one shot he didn’t have in his repertoire. So, to me, in my 20 years, he was probably the best offensive or the best player I’ve seen/faced. Tony Allen: He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest. Steve Smith NBA: [Kobe] was the most fundamentally sound player that I've seen play. #GregAnthony: Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen. Tony Parker: Maybe the closest to Michael Jordan, who I think is the best ever. #MattBarnes: Jordan is 1, and Kobe is 1B. Jamal Crawford: There's no list I will ever respect if Kobe Bryant isn't top 5. Klay Thompson: He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today. Nate Robinson: Kobe, in my opinion, is second to MJ as the most complete player ever. Metta World Peace: There are legends, then there are guys who are in a class of their own. Kobe is in a class of his own. #WaltFrazier: Players see him as the biggest icon in basketball, and he deserves it. Mike knows that. Isaiah Thomas: I'm still a Kobe guy when it comes to the GOAT conversation. #KenyonMartin: [In] my 15 years of playing basketball, Kobe Bryant was the best basketball player in the National Basketball Association." Dwight Howard: "Everything Michael Jordan did, Kobe did better." Kevin Durant: "Kobe is the Greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are 1A, 1B as far as skill." Shannon Brown: "Kobe is the best of all time. He comes first before Jordan." Brandon Jennings: "Jordan never win a championship without Pippen. Kobe won 2 without all time great teammates. Kobe is the GOAT."

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Greatest PLAYER Ever in the history of NBA!🔥🔥 Dwyane Wade: Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master. Chris Bosh: I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable. Kyrie Irving: When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Anthony Davis: Kobe and MJ are the two greatest players of all-time. Kevin Durant: Kobe Bryant is the greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are neck and neck as far as skill. Dirk Nowitzki: His skill level was unbelievable. There was not one shot he didn’t have in his repertoire. So, to me, in my 20 years, he was probably the best offensive or the best player I’ve seen/faced. Tony Allen: He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest. Steve Smith NBA: [Kobe] was the most fundamentally sound player that I've seen play. #GregAnthony: Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen. Tony Parker: Maybe the closest to Michael Jordan, who I think is the best ever. #MattBarnes: Jordan is 1, and Kobe is 1B. Jamal Crawford: There's no list I will ever respect if Kobe Bryant isn't top 5. Klay Thompson: He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today. Nate Robinson: Kobe, in my opinion, is second to MJ as the most complete player ever. Metta World Peace: There are legends, then there are guys who are in a class of their own. Kobe is in a class of his own. #WaltFrazier: Players see him as the biggest icon in basketball, and he deserves it. Mike knows that. Isaiah Thomas: I'm still a Kobe guy when it comes to the GOAT conversation. #KenyonMartin: [In] my 15 years of playing basketball, Kobe Bryant was the best basketball player in the National Basketball Association." Dwight Howard: "Everything Michael Jordan did, Kobe did better." Kevin Durant: "Kobe is the Greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are 1A, 1B as far as skill." Shannon Brown: "Kobe is the best of all time. He comes first before Jordan." Brandon Jennings: "Jordan never win a championship without Pippen. Kobe won 2 without all time great teammates. Kobe is the GOAT."

Greatest PLAYER Ever in the history of NBA!🔥🔥 Dwyane Wade: Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master. Chris Bosh: I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable. Kyrie Irving: When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Anthony Davis: Kobe and MJ are the two greatest players of all-time. Kevin Durant: Kobe Bryant is the greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are neck and neck as far as skill. Dirk Nowitzki: His skill level was unbelievable. There was not one shot he didn’t have in his repertoire. So, to me, in my 20 years, he was probably the best offensive or the best player I’ve seen/faced. Tony Allen: He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest. Steve Smith NBA: [Kobe] was the most fundamentally sound player that I've seen play. #GregAnthony: Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen. Tony Parker: Maybe the closest to Michael Jordan, who I think is the best ever. #MattBarnes: Jordan is 1, and Kobe is 1B. Jamal Crawford: There's no list I will ever respect if Kobe Bryant isn't top 5. Klay Thompson: He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today. Nate Robinson: Kobe, in my opinion, is second to MJ as the most complete player ever. Metta World Peace: There are legends, then there are guys who are in a class of their own. Kobe is in a class of his own. #WaltFrazier: Players see him as the biggest icon in basketball, and he deserves it. Mike knows that. Isaiah Thomas: I'm still a Kobe guy when it comes to the GOAT conversation. #KenyonMartin: [In] my 15 years of playing basketball, Kobe Bryant was the best basketball player in the National Basketball Association." Dwight Howard: "Everything Michael Jordan did, Kobe did better." Kevin Durant: "Kobe is the Greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are 1A, 1B as far as skill." Shannon Brown: "Kobe is the best of all time. He comes first before Jordan." Brandon Jennings: "Jordan never win a championship without Pippen. Kobe won 2 without all time great teammates. Kobe is the GOAT."

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Greatest PLAYER Ever in the history of NBA!🔥🔥 Dwyane Wade: Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master. Chris Bosh: I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable. Kyrie Irving: When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Anthony Davis: Kobe and MJ are the two greatest players of all-time. Kevin Durant: Kobe Bryant is the greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are neck and neck as far as skill. Dirk Nowitzki: His skill level was unbelievable. There was not one shot he didn’t have in his repertoire. So, to me, in my 20 years, he was probably the best offensive or the best player I’ve seen/faced. Tony Allen: He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest. Steve Smith NBA: [Kobe] was the most fundamentally sound player that I've seen play. #GregAnthony: Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen. Tony Parker: Maybe the closest to Michael Jordan, who I think is the best ever. #MattBarnes: Jordan is 1, and Kobe is 1B. Jamal Crawford: There's no list I will ever respect if Kobe Bryant isn't top 5. Klay Thompson: He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today. Nate Robinson: Kobe, in my opinion, is second to MJ as the most complete player ever. Metta World Peace: There are legends, then there are guys who are in a class of their own. Kobe is in a class of his own. #WaltFrazier: Players see him as the biggest icon in basketball, and he deserves it. Mike knows that. Isaiah Thomas: I'm still a Kobe guy when it comes to the GOAT conversation. #KenyonMartin: [In] my 15 years of playing basketball, Kobe Bryant was the best basketball player in the National Basketball Association." Dwight Howard: "Everything Michael Jordan did, Kobe did better." Kevin Durant: "Kobe is the Greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are 1A, 1B as far as skill." Shannon Brown: "Kobe is the best of all time. He comes first before Jordan." Brandon Jennings: "Jordan never win a championship without Pippen. Kobe won 2 without all time great teammates. Kobe is the GOAT."

Greatest PLAYER Ever in the history of NBA!🔥🔥 Dwyane Wade: Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master. Chris Bosh: I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable. Kyrie Irving: When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Anthony Davis: Kobe and MJ are the two greatest players of all-time. Kevin Durant: Kobe Bryant is the greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are neck and neck as far as skill. Dirk Nowitzki: His skill level was unbelievable. There was not one shot he didn’t have in his repertoire. So, to me, in my 20 years, he was probably the best offensive or the best player I’ve seen/faced. Tony Allen: He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest. Steve Smith NBA: [Kobe] was the most fundamentally sound player that I've seen play. #GregAnthony: Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen. Tony Parker: Maybe the closest to Michael Jordan, who I think is the best ever. #MattBarnes: Jordan is 1, and Kobe is 1B. Jamal Crawford: There's no list I will ever respect if Kobe Bryant isn't top 5. Klay Thompson: He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today. Nate Robinson: Kobe, in my opinion, is second to MJ as the most complete player ever. Metta World Peace: There are legends, then there are guys who are in a class of their own. Kobe is in a class of his own. #WaltFrazier: Players see him as the biggest icon in basketball, and he deserves it. Mike knows that. Isaiah Thomas: I'm still a Kobe guy when it comes to the GOAT conversation. #KenyonMartin: [In] my 15 years of playing basketball, Kobe Bryant was the best basketball player in the National Basketball Association." Dwight Howard: "Everything Michael Jordan did, Kobe did better." Kevin Durant: "Kobe is the Greatest of all time. His skill is second to none. Him and Michael Jordan are 1A, 1B as far as skill." Shannon Brown: "Kobe is the best of all time. He comes first before Jordan." Brandon Jennings: "Jordan never win a championship without Pippen. Kobe won 2 without all time great teammates. Kobe is the GOAT."

8/24MαɱႦα.Aɾƈԋιʋҽʂ🐐

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"Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master." Dwyane Wade "To me, Kobe is the best player in history. He comes before Jordan." Shannon Brown "I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable." Chris Bosh "How do you not say [Kobe and Jordan] are by far better than anybody who's played the game?" Kevin Durant “I mean, he’s the greatest of all time in life and in basketball." Isaiah Thomas "He's the best, most fundamentaly [sound] player I've ever played against or watched." Steve Smith "[Bryant] could arguably be 1. In some polls, he’ll be 2,” the Nets coach said yesterday about the players he has seen since he entered the NBA in 1988. “He could be 1-A and Jordan can be 1-B or Jordan, some polls they’ll be flipped." Avery Johnson "I would say [MJ] 1 and [Kobe] 1A, just giving MJ a little edge." - Horace Grant "Man, how did Kobe learn everything this dude [MJ] did to a T? And then he made it a little better in some areas.” - Robert Horry “I think he is better than Jordan and I only say that because I felt like everything Jordan did, he did it better.” - Dwight Howard "Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen." - Greg Anthony “I never thought I would say it playing against Michael Jordan for so long but Kobe Bryant at the end of the day...will go down as the greatest basketball player that has ever lived." - Mark Jackson "When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Kyrie Irving "He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest." Tony Allen "He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today." Klay Thompson

"Jordan is the best for this game, but Kobe is the master." Dwyane Wade "To me, Kobe is the best player in history. He comes before Jordan." Shannon Brown "I knew Kobe, but I didn't know him. Played basketball against him. He's the best player ever, and he was almost untouchable." Chris Bosh "How do you not say [Kobe and Jordan] are by far better than anybody who's played the game?" Kevin Durant “I mean, he’s the greatest of all time in life and in basketball." Isaiah Thomas "He's the best, most fundamentaly [sound] player I've ever played against or watched." Steve Smith "[Bryant] could arguably be 1. In some polls, he’ll be 2,” the Nets coach said yesterday about the players he has seen since he entered the NBA in 1988. “He could be 1-A and Jordan can be 1-B or Jordan, some polls they’ll be flipped." Avery Johnson "I would say [MJ] 1 and [Kobe] 1A, just giving MJ a little edge." - Horace Grant "Man, how did Kobe learn everything this dude [MJ] did to a T? And then he made it a little better in some areas.” - Robert Horry “I think he is better than Jordan and I only say that because I felt like everything Jordan did, he did it better.” - Dwight Howard "Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen." - Greg Anthony “I never thought I would say it playing against Michael Jordan for so long but Kobe Bryant at the end of the day...will go down as the greatest basketball player that has ever lived." - Mark Jackson "When I say [Kobe is] the greatest to play this game, it doesn’t mean I’m knocking anybody else, all right? The greatest to play this game to me! I don’t give a f*** what you talking about. I don’t care about your stats.” Kyrie Irving "He pushed me past my limits, and I did the same to him. To me, that's what makes him the greatest." Tony Allen "He's the greatest in my eyes. He is the reason I play today." Klay Thompson

@TheGOATSofBall

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Scott Brooks: "You can argue the [Lakers] had the best player ever to play the game [Kobe] for 20 years..." Pat Riley: "He ranks right there with Jordan." David Stern: "Kobe is there with Michael." Dr J.: "[Kobe's] as good as anyone who's ever played. Let's put it that way." George Gervin: "He set himself apart from everyone else." Kevin Durant: "How do you not say [Kobe and Jordan] are by far better than anybody who's played the game?" Isaiah Thomas: “I mean, he’s the greatest of all time in life and in basketball." Adeyemi Adediran (B/R 2010): "KOBE BRYANT IS THE GREATEST PLAYER TO EVER TOUCH A BASKETBALL." Jerry Rice: "Greatest of all time. You have to earn that title, and I think Kobe did that." Randy Moss: "Kobe Bryant is the best basketball player that I've ever seen dribble a basketball." Mark Jackson: "I never thought I would say it playing against Michael Jordan for so long but Kobe Bryant at the end of the day...will go down as the greatest basketball player that has ever lived." Mark Schlererh: "One time, one game, I'm taking Kobe Bryant." Paul Pierce: "If a game is on the line and I need one game, I want Kob." Steve Smith: "He's the best, most fundamentaly [sound] player I've ever played against or watched." Kendrick Perkins: "Most skilled to EVER play the game, it's not even a debate." Chauncey Billups: "I think Kobe is more skilled than any player that's ever played." Phil Jackson when asked if Kobe has better basketball skills than Michael Jordan: "He does." Vince Carter: "I mean, I still have to give it (GOAT) to Michael Jordan, with a close Kobe Bryant 2nd." Paul Westphal: "Who is to say Kobe Bryant isn’t going to be better than Michael Jordan? Let’s get that out on the table right now. He’s a lot better than Jordan was at the same age." Shaq: "If you want to have that conversation (GOAT), there has to be another name added to that - Kobe." Rip Hamilton: "Whoever voted Kobe [at 10] flat out disrespected him...when Magic comes out and says Kobe is the best Laker of all-time, that means better than him and better than the guy Magic played with, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar." Rudy Tomjanovich: "I truly believe [Kobe] has the chance to become the greatest player to ever play the game." Greg Anthony: "Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen." Shaq: "You know what, I had the greatest player ever. We could've won six or seven championships, but you live and you learn." Allen Iverson: "I don't understand how they don't have the debate when it comes to Kobe." Mike Breen: "It's starting to happen again Mark, the conversation, the debate on is [Kobe] as good as Michael Jordan. It's been blasphemy to say it, really about anybody, but it's an actual discussion you can have now. Mark Jackson: "Well I said it a year and a half ago, no way in the world would I ever put anybody in the conversation with Michael Jordan but Kobe Bryant is there. He's as good as Michael Jordan on any given day. I said to Bryant yesterday,, 'it's almost like Larry Holmes and Muhammad Ali.' He looked at me and said, 'I'm not Larry Holmes.' And he is 100% right. It is two Muhammad Ali's when you talk about Jordan and Bryant." Grant Taylor (B/R 2011): "Players that come to mind are Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan. But I've now officially put Kobe Bryant on this list, and judging by the title of this article, it is clear I'm not just saying he belongs with these players. No. Kobe Bryant is the greatest and most legendary of all these players." Charles Barkley: "Kobe Bryant is the best player I’ve ever seen other than Michael Jordan." Matt Barnes: "To me, Jordan is 1 and Kobe is 1B." Phil Jackson on who he'd pick to start a team with between Kobe and Jordan: “I’d do a coin flip and whichever one came up heads or tails, I would take that person.”

Scott Brooks: "You can argue the [Lakers] had the best player ever to play the game [Kobe] for 20 years..." Pat Riley: "He ranks right there with Jordan." David Stern: "Kobe is there with Michael." Dr J.: "[Kobe's] as good as anyone who's ever played. Let's put it that way." George Gervin: "He set himself apart from everyone else." Kevin Durant: "How do you not say [Kobe and Jordan] are by far better than anybody who's played the game?" Isaiah Thomas: “I mean, he’s the greatest of all time in life and in basketball." Adeyemi Adediran (B/R 2010): "KOBE BRYANT IS THE GREATEST PLAYER TO EVER TOUCH A BASKETBALL." Jerry Rice: "Greatest of all time. You have to earn that title, and I think Kobe did that." Randy Moss: "Kobe Bryant is the best basketball player that I've ever seen dribble a basketball." Mark Jackson: "I never thought I would say it playing against Michael Jordan for so long but Kobe Bryant at the end of the day...will go down as the greatest basketball player that has ever lived." Mark Schlererh: "One time, one game, I'm taking Kobe Bryant." Paul Pierce: "If a game is on the line and I need one game, I want Kob." Steve Smith: "He's the best, most fundamentaly [sound] player I've ever played against or watched." Kendrick Perkins: "Most skilled to EVER play the game, it's not even a debate." Chauncey Billups: "I think Kobe is more skilled than any player that's ever played." Phil Jackson when asked if Kobe has better basketball skills than Michael Jordan: "He does." Vince Carter: "I mean, I still have to give it (GOAT) to Michael Jordan, with a close Kobe Bryant 2nd." Paul Westphal: "Who is to say Kobe Bryant isn’t going to be better than Michael Jordan? Let’s get that out on the table right now. He’s a lot better than Jordan was at the same age." Shaq: "If you want to have that conversation (GOAT), there has to be another name added to that - Kobe." Rip Hamilton: "Whoever voted Kobe [at 10] flat out disrespected him...when Magic comes out and says Kobe is the best Laker of all-time, that means better than him and better than the guy Magic played with, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar." Rudy Tomjanovich: "I truly believe [Kobe] has the chance to become the greatest player to ever play the game." Greg Anthony: "Kobe Bryant is the most complete basketball player the game has ever seen." Shaq: "You know what, I had the greatest player ever. We could've won six or seven championships, but you live and you learn." Allen Iverson: "I don't understand how they don't have the debate when it comes to Kobe." Mike Breen: "It's starting to happen again Mark, the conversation, the debate on is [Kobe] as good as Michael Jordan. It's been blasphemy to say it, really about anybody, but it's an actual discussion you can have now. Mark Jackson: "Well I said it a year and a half ago, no way in the world would I ever put anybody in the conversation with Michael Jordan but Kobe Bryant is there. He's as good as Michael Jordan on any given day. I said to Bryant yesterday,, 'it's almost like Larry Holmes and Muhammad Ali.' He looked at me and said, 'I'm not Larry Holmes.' And he is 100% right. It is two Muhammad Ali's when you talk about Jordan and Bryant." Grant Taylor (B/R 2011): "Players that come to mind are Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Michael Jordan. But I've now officially put Kobe Bryant on this list, and judging by the title of this article, it is clear I'm not just saying he belongs with these players. No. Kobe Bryant is the greatest and most legendary of all these players." Charles Barkley: "Kobe Bryant is the best player I’ve ever seen other than Michael Jordan." Matt Barnes: "To me, Jordan is 1 and Kobe is 1B." Phil Jackson on who he'd pick to start a team with between Kobe and Jordan: “I’d do a coin flip and whichever one came up heads or tails, I would take that person.”

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🚨Jaden Smith's Revelations Add Fuel to Diddy's Controversy Fire😱 What really goes on with all of Hollywood? 3 weeks ago Jaden Smith, son of Hollywood icon Will Smith, has made public statements that have sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry. Smith has alleged that his father, Will Smith, forced him to engage in homosexual activities at parties hosted by music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs. These parties, which have been described as "freak off" 🧐events, have been the subject of much speculation and rumor for years. Smith's allegations come at a time when Diddy is already under intense scrutiny. The music producer is currently embroiled in legal disputes and has faced a barrage of criticism over his past relationships, particularly with Cassie and Kim Porter. The reevaluation of these relationships has raised questions about the nature of power dynamics within the music industry and the treatment of young artists. The revelation of Smith's experiences at these parties adds a new layer to the ongoing controversy surrounding Diddy. It suggests that the parties may have been more than just social gatherings, but rather environments where young artists were subjected to potentially exploitative situations. The video from 14 years ago, in which Diddy made grand promises to a young Justin Bieber, has also come under fresh scrutiny in light of Smith's allegations. It raises questions about the nature of Diddy's relationships with young stars and the implications of his promises. Smith's allegations have sparked a wider conversation about the treatment of young artists in the music industry and the power dynamics at play. As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how Diddy and others will respond to these serious allegations.

🚨Jaden Smith's Revelations Add Fuel to Diddy's Controversy Fire😱 What really goes on with all of Hollywood? 3 weeks ago Jaden Smith, son of Hollywood icon Will Smith, has made public statements that have sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry. Smith has alleged that his father, Will Smith, forced him to engage in homosexual activities at parties hosted by music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs. These parties, which have been described as "freak off" 🧐events, have been the subject of much speculation and rumor for years. Smith's allegations come at a time when Diddy is already under intense scrutiny. The music producer is currently embroiled in legal disputes and has faced a barrage of criticism over his past relationships, particularly with Cassie and Kim Porter. The reevaluation of these relationships has raised questions about the nature of power dynamics within the music industry and the treatment of young artists. The revelation of Smith's experiences at these parties adds a new layer to the ongoing controversy surrounding Diddy. It suggests that the parties may have been more than just social gatherings, but rather environments where young artists were subjected to potentially exploitative situations. The video from 14 years ago, in which Diddy made grand promises to a young Justin Bieber, has also come under fresh scrutiny in light of Smith's allegations. It raises questions about the nature of Diddy's relationships with young stars and the implications of his promises. Smith's allegations have sparked a wider conversation about the treatment of young artists in the music industry and the power dynamics at play. As the controversy continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how Diddy and others will respond to these serious allegations.

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NEW: The Exhibit Ep3: Iconic rapper, actor & huge #Jets fan methodman --Presented by: BODYARMOR FULL VID: YT: @TheExhibitConcept Pod: BREAKING: Method Man, Hempstead, NY native and longtime #Jets season-ticket holder tells me he’s learned the #Jets are inducting him into the #JetsFan Hall of Fame in a ceremony next season. But you don’t get better unless you keep it honest, & he does that with his childhood team: “I personally have no arguments with a rebuild. With that being said, the team stinks right now...” On why the teams keeps struggling (in-part): "I don't think it's a locker room issue...I think it's a higher-up issue...." On Aaron Rodgers (in-part): “I was expecting him to come with that leadership role & settle the guys down…I think we’ve gotten that sometimes….no disrespect to Aaron, but it kind of seems like everyone checks out…” On wanting A-Rod back: “I would like to have him back….” He's also big on Davante Adams returning. On Jay-Z (in-part): “Anybody that pays attention to Jay-Z’s character pretty much debunked that whole thing ahead of time….I did personally gave him the benefit of the doubt…but then there are people who just don’t like Jay…or just don’t like black men in power….” He talks about his thoughts on Puffy & whether or not they were ever tight, he does a deeper-dive on his bouts of depression, talks secrets to a long marriage, gives his Super Bowl pick, recreates his grammy award-winning duo "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By” with me as Mary J. Blige on my set in-studio.....and so much more. (I don’t come close to Mary btw). :)

NEW: The Exhibit Ep3: Iconic rapper, actor & huge #Jets fan methodman --Presented by: BODYARMOR FULL VID: YT: @TheExhibitConcept Pod: BREAKING: Method Man, Hempstead, NY native and longtime #Jets season-ticket holder tells me he’s learned the #Jets are inducting him into the #JetsFan Hall of Fame in a ceremony next season. But you don’t get better unless you keep it honest, & he does that with his childhood team: “I personally have no arguments with a rebuild. With that being said, the team stinks right now...” On why the teams keeps struggling (in-part): "I don't think it's a locker room issue...I think it's a higher-up issue...." On Aaron Rodgers (in-part): “I was expecting him to come with that leadership role & settle the guys down…I think we’ve gotten that sometimes….no disrespect to Aaron, but it kind of seems like everyone checks out…” On wanting A-Rod back: “I would like to have him back….” He's also big on Davante Adams returning. On Jay-Z (in-part): “Anybody that pays attention to Jay-Z’s character pretty much debunked that whole thing ahead of time….I did personally gave him the benefit of the doubt…but then there are people who just don’t like Jay…or just don’t like black men in power….” He talks about his thoughts on Puffy & whether or not they were ever tight, he does a deeper-dive on his bouts of depression, talks secrets to a long marriage, gives his Super Bowl pick, recreates his grammy award-winning duo "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By” with me as Mary J. Blige on my set in-studio.....and so much more. (I don’t come close to Mary btw). :)

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Michael Wear's Center for Christianity and Public Life invited Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) to speak at its inaugural summit. The thesis of his speech was that Americans should look for spiritual revival in churches and...labor unions. Yes, really. He even reads this into Ecclesiastes 4:9-12. "There are few things more critical, I believe this, to the spiritual rebound of America than unions. They kind of do it all. They deliver economic empowerment. They give us control back over our economic lives. They build community. They help protect the common good. And so we shouldn't be arguing for a level playing field between management and labor. We should be arguing for a tilted playing field toward unions. Workers make more money, they're safer, they're happier in a union. Neutrality isn't good enough. We should be supporting policies that incentivize people to join labor unions as a mechanism to deliver spiritual health to this country. So, churches and labor unions. Part of the same mission: restoring America's soul. And progressives just need to be bolder in the way that we talk about both and how we link the two institutions today. Shawn Fain, now everybody knows him, the president of the UAW, he does this better than anybody else. He speaks openly about his Christian faith and how faith guides him as a labor leader. He says that his favorite passage in the Bible is Ecclesiastes chapter 4, verses 9-12. 'Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift up the other. But woe to one who is alone and falls and does not have help from another. Again, if two lie together, they keep warm, but how can one keep warm alone?' Churches and unions. These are places where people often find the sources of contentment and happiness. The good stuff. The stuff that matters more. These are the kind of institutions that provide the building blocks of spiritual fulfillment."

Michael Wear's Center for Christianity and Public Life invited Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) to speak at its inaugural summit. The thesis of his speech was that Americans should look for spiritual revival in churches and...labor unions. Yes, really. He even reads this into Ecclesiastes 4:9-12. "There are few things more critical, I believe this, to the spiritual rebound of America than unions. They kind of do it all. They deliver economic empowerment. They give us control back over our economic lives. They build community. They help protect the common good. And so we shouldn't be arguing for a level playing field between management and labor. We should be arguing for a tilted playing field toward unions. Workers make more money, they're safer, they're happier in a union. Neutrality isn't good enough. We should be supporting policies that incentivize people to join labor unions as a mechanism to deliver spiritual health to this country. So, churches and labor unions. Part of the same mission: restoring America's soul. And progressives just need to be bolder in the way that we talk about both and how we link the two institutions today. Shawn Fain, now everybody knows him, the president of the UAW, he does this better than anybody else. He speaks openly about his Christian faith and how faith guides him as a labor leader. He says that his favorite passage in the Bible is Ecclesiastes chapter 4, verses 9-12. 'Two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift up the other. But woe to one who is alone and falls and does not have help from another. Again, if two lie together, they keep warm, but how can one keep warm alone?' Churches and unions. These are places where people often find the sources of contentment and happiness. The good stuff. The stuff that matters more. These are the kind of institutions that provide the building blocks of spiritual fulfillment."

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About 5 years ago, Breitbart COO and the singer-songwriter behind the Trump anthem “Fighter,” Jon Kahn Music, was heading to Nashville for a writing trip to chase down some songs, as they say. The night before his first writing session, the publisher emailed him and said the other writer’s truck broke down in Texas and he wouldn’t be able to make the session. But then the publisher added, “Why don’t you write with Michael Farren?” Done. The next day, the two songwriters met for the first time, and they didn’t even pick up their guitars for a couple hours. They just talked -- about life, faith, the human condition -- and they wrote their first song together. Their musical relationship and friendship, in a lot of ways, parallels the song they contributed to Breitbart’s B 250 American Soundtrack. Farren comes from Texas. Kahn from L.A. Farren, the son of a preacher. Kahn, the son of a doctor. Farren’s musical roots are grounded in worship, and he’s won multiple Dove awards, and has been nominated for a Grammy for Lauren Daigle’s now-platinum single "Trust in You." He also wrote "Let it Rain," which appeared on Michael W. Smith’s RIAA certified double platinum album “Worship.” Kahn’s musical journey began in film. As a writer-director in Hollywood, his songs found their way in to many films, TV shows, and commercials. Coming from the '90s rock world, he has worked with members of The Wallflowers, Creed, and the Foo Fighters. Different backgrounds. Different musical roots. Different styles but when they get in a room to write, as the lyric states in The United Saints of America…. “somehow it works.” That’s what their song is about. It’s about the beauty and diversity of the people who make up this country — the ones who make it great, not despite our differences, but because of them. Farren and Kahn created something beautiful and something hopeful. In fact, they were so excited about the song, they went into the studio and recorded it together, featuring both their voices. That version of The United Saints of America will be out next week. Stay tuned...

About 5 years ago, Breitbart COO and the singer-songwriter behind the Trump anthem “Fighter,” Jon Kahn Music, was heading to Nashville for a writing trip to chase down some songs, as they say. The night before his first writing session, the publisher emailed him and said the other writer’s truck broke down in Texas and he wouldn’t be able to make the session. But then the publisher added, “Why don’t you write with Michael Farren?” Done. The next day, the two songwriters met for the first time, and they didn’t even pick up their guitars for a couple hours. They just talked -- about life, faith, the human condition -- and they wrote their first song together. Their musical relationship and friendship, in a lot of ways, parallels the song they contributed to Breitbart’s B 250 American Soundtrack. Farren comes from Texas. Kahn from L.A. Farren, the son of a preacher. Kahn, the son of a doctor. Farren’s musical roots are grounded in worship, and he’s won multiple Dove awards, and has been nominated for a Grammy for Lauren Daigle’s now-platinum single "Trust in You." He also wrote "Let it Rain," which appeared on Michael W. Smith’s RIAA certified double platinum album “Worship.” Kahn’s musical journey began in film. As a writer-director in Hollywood, his songs found their way in to many films, TV shows, and commercials. Coming from the '90s rock world, he has worked with members of The Wallflowers, Creed, and the Foo Fighters. Different backgrounds. Different musical roots. Different styles but when they get in a room to write, as the lyric states in The United Saints of America…. “somehow it works.” That’s what their song is about. It’s about the beauty and diversity of the people who make up this country — the ones who make it great, not despite our differences, but because of them. Farren and Kahn created something beautiful and something hopeful. In fact, they were so excited about the song, they went into the studio and recorded it together, featuring both their voices. That version of The United Saints of America will be out next week. Stay tuned...

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