The Celebrity world is in depression mode after news of NBA Legend Kobe Bryant's unexpected death hit media yesterday. It was revealed that the star's private helicopter unexpectedly went down, while Bryant was taking his daughter Brianna(who also died in the crash) to her basketball game. fans all around the world fell apart after the news, with some in tears, some in disbelief, and some just plain lost for words. NBA games scheduled for the evening were cancelled, as players were just too emotionally distraught after the news to play. Multiple Celebrities instantly began posting and tweeting for the loss of the NBA Icon, from Music Artists, to Actors, to Producers, and even YouTubers.
Stars like Lebron James, Kevin Hart, Justin Bieber, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Rick Ross, Meek Mill, Dwayne Johnson, Shaq, Offset, Pewdiepie, Ninja, Jacksepticeye, Megamillioncomix, Lilly Singh and more spoke out on the loss of the Legend. "It ain't right man, it just ain't right" Hart said. "He was everything, you know, everything, and he's just gone" Bebier said during Grammy night yesterday. YouTube star Pewdiepie spoke out out twitter stating: "Still don't want to believe it, he can't actually be gone, it's just not fair." Star Megamillioncomix posted for the icon on instagram stating: "R.I.P. to one of the best to ever do it, still can't believe it man." he also changed his social media profiles to Kobe for the 24 Kobe challenge. In addition, he posted a sweet tribute to the Icon on YouTube, with an amazing video of himself replicating Bryant's top 10 best moves in his NBA career. His mother, Ladyalpha, also posted for the star, and changed her profile to his picture.
Star Lebron James was seen crying in a video, as he arrived back in LA. Bryant's last post on Social Media was a congratulation to James for just passing him as one of the best shooters in the league, so its understandable that Lebron was instantly brought to tears after the news, as he never got a chance to thank him. Other stars continued to post for the Icon for the remainder of the day. Bryant was honored at the Grammy's during the opening of the event, as well as during the Lakers-Knicks game, and The Rockets-Nuggets game, in which Russell Westbrook, prayed during the moment of silence. Some teams even gave each other 24 second violations, in honor of the star. The world has had to face losses of stars in recent years, but none have been as big as this one in a long time. It's safe to say that 2020 will go down as one of the most emotional years of all time.
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