Kobe Bryant recently did an interview where he talked about his rehab, leadership and Jay Z. Wait, what … Hov?! Yep. He named his 3 favorite albums which of course included Jay Z.
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Via ITL/Mark Medina:
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“I think it’s curiosity,” Bryant said. “I don’t think it’s just in basketball. I think it’s in anything. You have curiosuty to constantly try to figure out ways to get better and constantly figure out ways you cabn learn from others. That includes your peers and includes other things outside of basketball. whether it’s art, music or whatever it may be, you try to find different ways to better yourself by looking at others.”
That’s why Bryant quickly offered a ranking on his favorite hip hop albums.
“I have to say Jay-Z’s Reasonable Doubt still remains my favorite album,” said Bryant, who entered the NBA in 1996 the same year that album was released. “American Gangster is a close second. Life After Death with Biggie Smalls. I’ll go with Reasonable Doubt.”
