Kobe Bryant responds to old clip of Beyoncé's dad scoring on him

ARCHIVO – El exastro de la NBA Kobe Bryant modera un panel sobre jóvenes y deportes en el Aspen Institute's Project Play Summit en Washington en una fotografía de archivo del 16 de octubre de 2018. Tras una petición en internet, Bryant fue retirado del jurado de un festival de cine animado por la acusación de violación que surgió en su contra en 2003. El director general de la organización detrás del Animation Is Film Festival dijo el miércoles 17 de octubre de 2018 que decidió retirar a Bryant para mantener la atención centrada en las películas.(Foto AP/Alex Brandon, archivo)
Kobe Bryant revisited a one-on-one game he played with Beyoncé's dad 20 years ago, and did not mince words (AP Photo)

Last week, Mathew Knowles, Beyoncé's father, tweeted an old video of himself scoring a basket on a young Kobe Bryant in a one-on-one game 20 years ago while on the set for Destiny Child's "Bug A Boo" music video.

It showed Kobe missing a jumper, followed by Knowles “driving” past the Lakers guard for an uncontested layup.

Well, you just knew the Black Mamba would come back with a response. He was asked about the video on Friday and said exactly what you thought he would say.

“I don't remember him scoring another basket after that," Bryant said, via Fox Sports. “I think that he posted the one that he scored. But, yeah I mean, I had to be nice a little bit."

Bryant said the game came about during some downtime on set, when Knowles claimed he played basketball.

“I had a lot of energy so I'm like, 'Well, let's just hoop,’” Bryant said.

Kobe did credit Knowles for the lefty finish, the “English” on the layup and the jab step. But of course, there was trash talk involved.

“I think I was like, 'Oh yeah, you played basketball,’” Bryant said. “This moves a lot faster in person, isn't it?'“

Seems like Beyoncé's dad opened up a Pandora’s box, setting himself up for Kobe to pounce. He doesn’t seem to care, though, telling TMZ last week that "it was a privilege to kick your ass and I'll do it again."

Look, the video doesn’t lie: Knowles scored on Kobe Bryant. But without footage from the full game, we have no clue whether Knowles actually beat the NBA legend or if Kobe simply let him by for a pity basket.

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