The untimely death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant on Sunday due to a fatal helicopter crash has sent shockwaves to different parts of the world.
Some fans of the 41-year-old basketball legend are now saying that Bryant’s recent Instagram post felt like a goodbye.
Even a tweet from a basketball fan in 2012 was said to have predicted the fatal accident. Netizens were quick to share the freaky post.
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“Kobe is going to end up dying in a helicopter crash,” a Twitter user under the handle @dotNoso posted on November 14, 2012.
Bryant’s fans expressed outrage when the tweet was posted, but another netizen defended the Twitter user saying that the comment was made because of the news that Bryant was a fan of helicopter rides to avoid traffic.
Some netizens also debunked the tweet by showing that some posts can be edited.
Also, another viral post making rounds online was one of the episodes of the cartoon series ‘Legends of the Chamberlain Heights’ in 2016 showing Bryant in a helicopter crash.
NBA star Dwight Howard also made a sort of “premonition” when he was asked on his thoughts about Lebron James surpassing the record of Bryant.
“We don’t appreciate each other as much as we should as a humanity. Something like that should be appreciated. We should appreciate people while they’re alive,” he said.
Dwight Howard said this last night after LeBron passed Kobe on the all-time scoring list: "We don’t appreciate each other as much as we should as a humanity. Something like that should be appreciated. We should appreciate people while they’re alive." pic.twitter.com/2bxWmSiW3O
— Andrew Joseph (@AndyJ0seph) January 27, 2020
