The Game Connects L.A. Rainfall To Kobe Bryant’s Death
A new album by rapper The Game has sparked controversy after connecting Los Angeles rainfall to the death of Kobe Bryant. The album, titled “Drillmatic – Heart of the Streets,” features a song called “Crazy” that references the rare rain showers in Los Angeles that occurred on January 26, 2020, the same day that Kobe Bryant tragically passed away.
The lyrics suggest that the rain was a sign of Bryant’s passing, which has left fans and critics divided. While some have praised the song as a powerful tribute to the basketball legend, others have criticized it for being insensitive and disrespectful.
It’s worth noting that The Game has been a vocal advocate for Bryant’s legacy and has been involved in various tributes to the late star. Despite the controversy surrounding this song, many fans remain appreciative of the rapper’s continued support for Bryant’s memory.
