Name: Spike Lee looks back at ‘Kobe Doin’ Work’ | Keyshawn, JWill & Zubin
Uploaded: 2021-01-28T22:00:12.000Z
Duration: 5 min 57 s
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Past simple

I called him up, so I want to do shoot you.

To-infinitive

We had 30 cameras on Kobe, 30 cameras against the 10 17 Spurs, and he was miked, and the great great Phil Jackson gave us access to shoot in the locker room, pre game, halftime and post.

So we looked at the schedule and Kobe said, All right.

When I come to the Garden will do to commentary at the game and I said after the game, You like to be tired.

You said, Look, we're going to do it after the games.

In that game February 2nd, he scored 61 points and as we were doing a commentary after the game, at that point, it was the record for visiting player at the world's most famous arena.

Would seem he would say, Spike, the Knicks suck e.

That's the first thing you say to me, and then we just laugh and hug.

So I'm just thing about beautiful wife, his Children, his parents and I don't know how you You really can't get over that.

But one other thing when I went to the recording had the stat sheet and he signed the form.

He says 61 points mass square garden Spike was all your fault.

We was such a just a beautiful cat, beautiful and And hours very happy in the win.

You know, about how one I mean could have on his mantelpieces houses they can reward.

You know, I just flew out of capital Red Eye L A.

I really couldn't sleep because I was thinking about being on the air with you guys and also just the and did the Not a lot, but the warm memories I have of Kobe Spike, you're so important for the culture, specifically, even even basketball.

Kobe was not off season, just important him as during the season.

And he works during the off season on his game.

And Ray one of the reasons why Ray Allen got the part because he knew you have to sacrifice his off season, Ray, the day we finished filming, he went to camp the next day.

So not that many people could make that sacrifice.

Wow, I was gonna ask you how How important do you think Kobe was for the culture of basketball?

Hey, I mean, look, there's there's the culture is not one person.

It's, Ah, multitude of people who make their mark.

You know, Jay, you don't talk about, you know, it's what we do, baby.

That's the experience, you know, and we build upon we build upon it.

And this whole, we would like to say, is that there's never just one guy because there's always somebody before you.

It's not like you just showed up and stuff to start the happen.

No one knows they are, but people had put their life in line, blood, blood.

So we sort of people on the next level, the next generation to keep going.

Let's just keep moving forward, forward, forward and remember the great ones.

But also they're people who make great sacrifices that we never hear of.

We wouldn't be ableto Do we do the grandfather off African American Cinemas?

Waas But he was producing, writing and directing movies himself.

But if it wasn't him, I wouldn't be here.

You know the people before you just don't show up in like it happened.

We're here because people died so we could do what we're doing right now.

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