Kobe Bryant receives tribute from Queen Latifah at NBA All-Star Game
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Queen Latifah is showing the late Kobe Bryant some love.
The Grammy winner performed at the 2020 NBA All-Star Saturday Night event, singing Stevie Wonder's "Love's in Need of Love Today," but with a twist.
Latifah, 49, added a rap verse to the legendary musician's song, in which she added a line paying tribute to Bryant.
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"Give love a shot / When you do, say 'Kobe' / 24 hours, eight days a week, trophies," she rapped.
The crowd could be heard cheering after the line.
The performance comes several weeks after Bryant died in a helicopter crash in California in late January. He was 41. Bryant's daughter Gianna was also among the victims of the crash.
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On the day he passed, Latifah took to Instagram to share her grief.
The "Chicago" star shared a photo of a cross with the words "God Bless Kobe" written over it.
"Omg an icon and his daughter," she wrote in the caption. "Lord Find the Way to Make A Restful Peace For The Fans and The Family."
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The NBA All-Star Game will take place Sunday evening and will feature a special tribute to Bryant by Jennifer Hudson before the game begins. Chaka Khan, Chance the Rapper, Lil Wayne, DJ Khaled and Quavo are also set to perform.