Kobe Bryant final conversation with Jay-Z before his tragic passing revealed (Video)

Hip hop mogul, Jay-Z has revealed one of the last things Kobe Bryant said to him before his tragic passing in a helicopter crash.



The NBA legend died at the age of 41, along with his duaghter, Gianna, 13, and seven other passengers when the helicopter they were flying in crashed near Calabasas on January 26.



Speaking to students at Columbia University on Tuesday, Jay-Z, 50, spoke about his sports agency and his relationship with Kobe Bryant.





When asked about his relationship with Kobe Bryant, Jay-Z took a pause to compose his thoughts, and then began with , 'Kobe was a guy that looked up to me and we've hung out multiple times.'



'He was last at my house on New Year's and he was just in the greatest space that I've seen him in,' the rapper continued.



'One of the last things he said to me was, "You've gotta see Gianna play basketball,"' Jay-Z said, referring to his 13-year-old daughter who died in the crash with Kobe.



'That was one of the most hurtful things, because he was so proud, and the look on his face was... I looked at him and said, "Oh she's going to be the best female basketball player in the world."'



The Tidal founder added that Bryant was, 'just so proud at what he said,' and that he and his wife Beyonce have taken the loss of Kobe and Gianna, 'really tough.'



'That's all I'll say on that. He was just a great human being and was in a great space in his life,' Jay-Z concluded.



Bryant whose death sent shockwaves throughout the world, left behind his wife of 18 years, Vanessa, and three other daughters, Natalia, 17, Bianka, 3, and Capri, seven months.


“He was last in my house on New Year’s … and one of the last things he said to me was, ‘You gotta see Gianna play basketball.’”

—Jay-Z on Kobe Bryant

(via @RocNationSports) pic.twitter.com/rY5tCQzoqE— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) February 5, 2020

Kobe Bryant final conversation with Jay-Z before his tragic passing revealed (Video)

Hip hop mogul, Jay-Z has revealed one of the last things Kobe Bryant said to him before his tragic passing in a helicopter crash.



The NBA legend died at the age of 41, along with his duaghter, Gianna, 13, and seven other passengers when the helicopter they were flying in crashed near Calabasas on January 26.



Speaking to students at Columbia University on Tuesday, Jay-Z, 50, spoke about his sports agency and his relationship with Kobe Bryant.





When asked about his relationship with Kobe Bryant, Jay-Z took a pause to compose his thoughts, and then began with , 'Kobe was a guy that looked up to me and we've hung out multiple times.'



'He was last at my house on New Year's and he was just in the greatest space that I've seen him in,' the rapper continued.



'One of the last things he said to me was, "You've gotta see Gianna play basketball,"' Jay-Z said, referring to his 13-year-old daughter who died in the crash with Kobe.



'That was one of the most hurtful things, because he was so proud, and the look on his face was... I looked at him and said, "Oh she's going to be the best female basketball player in the world."'



The Tidal founder added that Bryant was, 'just so proud at what he said,' and that he and his wife Beyonce have taken the loss of Kobe and Gianna, 'really tough.'



'That's all I'll say on that. He was just a great human being and was in a great space in his life,' Jay-Z concluded.



Bryant whose death sent shockwaves throughout the world, left behind his wife of 18 years, Vanessa, and three other daughters, Natalia, 17, Bianka, 3, and Capri, seven months.


“He was last in my house on New Year’s … and one of the last things he said to me was, ‘You gotta see Gianna play basketball.’”

—Jay-Z on Kobe Bryant

(via @RocNationSports) pic.twitter.com/rY5tCQzoqE— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) February 5, 2020

Woman tears out the part of the bible asking wives to be submissive and uses it to smoke weed

A woman tore out a part of her bible and used it to smoke weed and she shared photos on Twitter for her followers to see.



Before she carried out the act, she shared a photo of the dried marijuana placed in the middle of an open bible.



"Forgive me lord," she captioned the photo.







She went on to share other photos where she had torn out a page, put the weed inside, and rolled it to smoke.



She revealed that she tore out the part asking wives to submit to their husbands.



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New Jersey gang member is sentenced to life in prison for killing Nigerian man who was urinating in his street

A New Jersey gangbanger has been sentenced to life in prison for shooting dead a Nigerian man who he saw urinating in his street.



Bloods member Christopher Poole "executed" photographer Rasheed "O.J." Olabode, 27, by shooting him in the heart as he begged for mercy.



Christopher had seen Olabode easing himself behind a car in Newark in April 2018 so he confronted him.



Surveillance video showed Olabode begging to be spared, but Poole "executed" him anyway, prosecutors said.



"The only mistake that appears the victim made was going to relieve himself in front of the wrong person," prosecutor Jason Goldberg told Superior Court of Essex County, NJ.com said.



"And that simple, simple act — something that every single person does, every single day — was enough in the eyes of Mr. Poole to execute a man, shoot him in the heart as he prayed and tried talking his way out of it."



Poole — who has a tattoo on his throat of a hand giving the middle finger — has a lengthy rap sheet starting from when he was just 15, the site says.







Superior Court Judge Ronald Wigler noted his "utter lack of remorse" for the execution in front of two of the victim’s friends.



Wigler, who has served as a Superior Court judge for a decade, said: "This was certainly one of the most — if not the most — senseless murder cases that I have presided over and been involved with."



On Tuesday, February 4, Poole was sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder. He was also sentenced to 10 years in prison for one weapons offence that will run concurrently.



He must serve at least 63 years before he is eligible for parole under the state’s No Early Release Act.



One of Poole’s two sisters cried and fled the court when he was sentenced.



"I know his heart. I know that this isn’t the person that he wanted to become," she told NJ.com.



Olabode was originally from Nigeria. His family could not afford to make it to New Jersey for the sentencing, the court heard.

DJ Khaled shares first family photo after the birth of his second child

DJ Khaled has shared new photos of his family following the birth of his second child, Aalam Khaled.


In the image above, the Hip-hop producer was pictured next to his eldest son, Asahd, as he sat close to his mother, Nicole Tuck, who could also be seen cradling his little brother.




In another photo, DJ Khaled was pictured cradling his second son as he stares passionately at him.



DJ Khaled and his wife Nicole Tuck welcomed the child last month.

Florida congressman files Ethics complaint against Nancy Pelosi for tearing Trump's speech

Florida congressman, Matt Gaetz has filed an ethics complaint against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for tearing up her own copy of President Trump's speech during the State of the Union address on Tuesday, saying she broke the law.







Pelosi, after sitting down for over an hour listening to Trump's state of the union address, stood up after Trump ended his speech and in the front of cameras and the watching congress, tore her own copy of Trump's speech.



Mr. Gaetz, one of Mr. Trump’s allies, termed Mrs. Pelosi’s gesture of tearing the speech as “beneath the dignity of the House, and a potential violation of law (18 USC 2071)” and urged her to resign.









Mr. Gaetz while posting on Twitter said he has sent the letter to the two top lawmakers on the House ethics committee, saying her violation of the law could give her up to 3 years imprisonment .



According to the law 18 USC 2071, violation of the law promises, 'up to three years in prison for “whoever willfully and unlawfully conceals, removes, mutilates, obliterates, or destroys … any record, proceeding, map, book, paper, document, or other thing, filed or deposited with any clerk or officer of any court of the United States, or in any public office.”


See the documents below.