UNEXPECTED 2013 SUMMER!!! —Team George man yan or Team Melody man or Team Anthony man yan ang mahalaga e nakilala ko kayo at sa konting panahon ay naging bahagi ako ng inyong buhay… I want to make it short kaya Thank you na sa inyong lahat.. Kitakits na lang ulit ha!!! Wala na ko maisip e sige babye nababye na!!! Wait meron pa pala pagpray natin our beloved Cong. Noel Lopez Villanueva! THANK YOU & SEE YOU!
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UNEXPECTED 2013 SUMMER!!!

—Team George man yan or Team Melody man or Team Anthony man yan ang mahalaga e nakilala ko kayo at sa konting panahon ay naging bahagi ako ng inyong buhay… I want to make it short kaya Thank you na sa inyong lahat.. Kitakits na lang ulit ha!!!
Wala na ko maisip e sige babye nababye na!!!


Wait meron pa pala pagpray natin our beloved Cong. Noel Lopez Villanueva!

THANK YOU & SEE YOU!

nbyay: The Secret History of Kobe Bryant’s Rap Career by Thomas Golianopoulos  For three weeks during the summer of 1998, Kobe Bryant lived in the New Jersey mansion of hip-hop record executive Steve Stoute. Bryant was there to try on the role of rap star, but since he was also training to be the next Michael Jordan, basketball consumed most of his time. Every morning, he’d drive to nearby Ramapo College and shoot 2,000 jump shots. Sometimes, Stoute would shuttle in streetball players from New York to help Bryant brush up on his defense. By sundown every day, though, he was tasked with absorbing “the lifestyle,” a kind of initiation into the late-’90s world of rap royalty. That was the idea, anyway. #countonkobe
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nbyay:

The Secret History of Kobe Bryant’s Rap Career by Thomas Golianopoulos 

For three weeks during the summer of 1998, Kobe Bryant lived in the New Jersey mansion of hip-hop record executive Steve Stoute. Bryant was there to try on the role of rap star, but since he was also training to be the next Michael Jordan, basketball consumed most of his time. Every morning, he’d drive to nearby Ramapo College and shoot 2,000 jump shots. Sometimes, Stoute would shuttle in streetball players from New York to help Bryant brush up on his defense. By sundown every day, though, he was tasked with absorbing “the lifestyle,” a kind of initiation into the late-’90s world of rap royalty.

That was the idea, anyway.

#countonkobe