Kobe Bryant is remembered on the two-year anniversary of his tragic death after a helicopter crash alongside his daughter and others.
The news of his passing away on January 26th, 2020 in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California took humanity by surprise and saddened everyone.
Amid the two-year anniversary, we take a look at the last words of the NBA star.
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What were Kobe’s last words?
In his last words on Twitter, Kobe praised fellow basketball player LeBron James.
“Continuing to move the game forward,” the late NBA star tweeted in the early hours of January 26th 2020. “Much respect my brother.”
People never know what their last words will be but it’s important to show the people you love and admire how much they mean to you.
Continuing to move the game forward @KingJames. Much respect my brother 💪🏾 #33644
— Kobe Bryant (@kobebryant) January 26, 2020
Remembering Kobe’s last words of wisdom
Kobe shared some last words of wisdom and motivation before his heartbreaking death.
“Hello everyone, I’m so sorry can’t be with you tonight,” he said in a video posted on Twitter. “However, I couldn’t completely miss the chance to take a moment to share some thoughts with all of you.
“The lesson that I cherish is how important is to do what you love to do. If you love what you do and it makes you happy, all the hard work and perseverance will pay off.”
“You can’t stop people to limit your dreams but you can stop from becoming your reality,” he continued. “Your dreams are up to you. I encourage you to always be curious, always seek out things you love and always work hard once you find it.”
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Kobe remembered on Twitter
Many social media users have taken time to remember Kobe and the legacy he left in this world.
“Kobe Bryant two years ago…never going to forget. Let’s all hold those we love a little tighter today and every day,” wrote one Twitter user.
“@kobebryant is and always will be my hero,” said another one. “So insane that it’s been 2 years. It feels like the whole world went upside down after we lost him. Being a kid from lower merion township, I always wanted to be like Kobe growing up, and even at 30 I still do. Miss you mamba.”
Another one added: “Thank you for being the reason I fell in love with basketball. there will never be another you and I miss you so much everyday.”
