Embrace the ‘Turbo’ Lifestyle: How Taylor Transforms Gameday in London

He’s feeling great and his shooting skills are getting better. The team’s new fast-paced style suits him well. With new players learning the ropes, he wants them to see his speed. If he’s sprinting down the court, they should trust him to make the catch.

“As the games go on, I feel more confident and I’m enjoying basketball again,” he shared.

But he knows that freedom comes with responsibility. “We wanted a coach who gives us freedom, but that means we need to manage it carefully. Sometimes it gets a little chaotic. When we’re on our game, we flow together. If someone slips up, we brush it off and move to the next play.”

“We asked for this freedom. Let’s not take it for granted. I just want to have fun, play hard, and win.”

His journey is also captured in a documentary that’s been ongoing for years. It mixes reality, hype, and personal stories, showing off his vibrant personality.

“I want to document everything—not just for others but for myself to reflect on later,” he explained.

While basketball is his first passion, creativity is all around him. He explores music, modeling, and content creation. He had a notable influencer gig with Target and makes music that helps him express his feelings in a positive way. The urge to create has been with him since childhood.

“Growing up, people always said I would be famous. It’s exciting to think about all the things I want to do, but basketball will always be my first love. It’s the one thing I started and never stopped,” he said with a smile.

His entrepreneurial spirit was influenced by his older brother, Jibri, also known as Jibrizy. He’s a magician, model, and content creator with millions of followers. Taylor attributes much of his creative drive to Jibri, who taught him how to turn dreams into reality.

“He’s the most creative person I know,” he added.