In 2009, when UStream and other streaming services were super popular, former NBA All-Star Stephon Marbury used both it, and Twitter to share a slice of his life with followers. What resulted was the infamous “Vaseline eating” video, and questions about Steph’s mental health.
Marbury has revealed that he was not just depressed at that time, but suicidal. Starting around 2007 things began to spiral for Starbury, his father had passed away, it was apparent he was on the downside of his NBA career, and his shoe company – whose goal was to offer affordable basketball shoes – was going out of business.
Marbury found inspiration through basketball naturally, but not in the States, China became the road to salvation.
Steph has led Beijing to two titles, he’s even had a bronzed statue erected in his honor, plus a play has been written about him, and the impact he has had on the city. The episode airs on HBO Tuesday, January 20th.
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