The legend of VC compilation vids! Man, I loved those documentary style videos you used to make back in the day. Correct me if I'm wrong: but didn't you also have the "VC15Archive" channel?
Not just the dunking, it’s who he’s dunking on….. Tim Duncan,David Robinson, Dikemebe Mutumbo, Ben Wallace, Alonzo Mourning…… Some of the greatest big men of all time. My man better make the Hall of Fame. Arguably the most underrated player of all time.
My all time NBA favorite players are Jordan, Kobe, Iverson, and Carter. Vince Carter's mid range and 3 ball were underrated at the time because his phenomenal aerial expertise was always on display. To watch Vince and T-mac on the same team was special. His Iverson semi final dual in 2001 was special. Hoping he stayed in Toronto because he was Mr. Toronto before DeMar and Kyle. Vince was just special to watch.
What I loved about Carter, especially when he first came around, was the power he brought to a dunk. He could fly like MJ, but would throw it down hard every time. It was powerful to see, and something no one was doing, combining finess and power.
There was a time when Kobe wasn't the only player being called the next coming of Jordan. Unfortunately, Vince will always be in the same 'what if' category as Grant Hill, T-Mac and Derrick Rose, of players who were ruined by a severe knee injury before we ever got to see just how good they really could have been. A fully healthy Carter coming into his prime combined with an emerging star in Chris Bosh would have made a dangerous duo. Also that Alley to himself was copied from his cousin T-Mac who did it first 3 years prior. Man, back in the 90s there were two people everyone wanted to jam on if you were a known dunker, Mutombo and Mourning. Mourning was like a right of passage to properly consider yourself a dunker, and all of the great dunkers of the era had a poster on him. If you scaled Mt. Mutombo though, that was automatic legend status as a dunker. Pretty sure that dunks video will also show his Dunk Contest win. Just remember, a lot of those dunks he did, was the first time they'd ever been done in the NBA.
Sadly, it happens in many sports. Ronaldo R9 was the most talented soccer player of all time for his age, but ruined his knee at only 23. He came back several times and was still great, but physically he was never at full power again. Some guys just have the speed and muscles that their tendons and ligaments can't keep up with.
Vince Carter reminds me of the line from “White Men Can’t Jump” that says, “I’m going to the 9th floor and dropping you off at the 5th,” or something like that. Haha. Love the reactions buddy.
Carter had a short "prime" before the injuries slowed him down a bit and stole from us his full potential. If his prime stretched most of his career I think he would absolutely be in a goat discussion. Dude had a great 3 pt and mid range game to complement probably the best finisher to ever play.
@@AGIMJONES I would say 5 or 6 years. He lost a 2 halves of a season in Tor, was hurt his rookie year for the last 3rd of the season. When he went to NJN he wasn't exactly looked at like he was the player he was. I remember watching him the first game in a Nets uniform and he dunked and the announce said something along the lines of "bet you didn't think he could do that anymore." I'd say prime VC is 98-02. He had a re-emergence with the Nets, but he was already a different player at that point.
@@hyperbomb02 Id disagree a little bit. He was a different player by the time he got to NJ but he was also a more evolved player. And the statistics would say he had 4 great seasons in Toronto (99-02) started to slow in 2003. Then re-emerged as a great player in the 2nd phase of his prime once traded to NJ in the 04-05. Had 3 great seasons there till the end of the 06-07 season after which he began slowing down a bit. Although even after that until 2010 he was one of the few players beside Kobe & LBJ avging + 21 6 & 5. So still good seasons just a tad past his prime.
The dude he dunked over he literally ended his career before it got started. He also didn't know till after the game that he jumped over him. Its several interviews where Vince talks about it.
Great stuff... SO MANY PLAYERS to watch. Some people act like only players today or recently are great. But there are a lot of awesome players in NBA history.
Best dunker ever. In and out of game. Also stayed in the league and contributed for a long long time, well past all the guys who were drafted around his time. Athletic in his young days and a smart player as he got older. I hope he goes into the HOF.
React to Bo Jackson... One of the best football / baseball players that will probably never make into the Hall of Fame. I am glad I was able to watch this guy play. For the younger generations after the 90's, he was one of the all time greats that an injury took him away from the NFL and MLB too soon.
Bo Jackson was arguably the greatest athlete in general of all time. It sucked that he got injured. He was still better than everyone else even after that, but not the same.
Honestly, I normally hate watching react videos. But yours are pretty cool. You're mad respectful and find things from the past you like. I'm an oldhead (now) and watching YOU react kinda reminds me of my own reactions when I saw this stuff in real time. Respect!
him and ai and white chocolate where the funniest players to watch back in the day. I know wc wasnt no where near a top 50 player but making a video like you do iam pretty sure will bring some eyeballs to your channel
The guy he jumped over was a Frenchman who was 7 feet 2 inches tall. The guy was supposed to go to the NBA after the Olympic games. After Carter did that to him, no teams called him back. Carter literally ended that man's career. That was the greatest single in game dunk ever done.
Vince Carter is the greatest dunker in the history of the NBA. But not only that, he can put up ridiculous numbers, make clutch shots, and hit a 3 from anywhere on the court. One of my all-time favorites.
guy he jumped over at the end was 7'2" ! Sydney Olympics 2000, i was there seared into my brain. it was amazing! Kevin Garnett was so excited i thought he was going to stroke out.
90s early 2000s. Great time to b basketball fan. League was full of next level talent. They all just happen to play in the time of MJ so we're overshadowed.
What you may not realize is how elite were all the people he dunked over. He smashed on legends! Alonzo Mourning (2x defensive player of the year [DPOY]), Ben Wallace (4x DPOY), Tim Duncan (top PF of all-time), etc. That just places it all in further perspective and adds to the amazement.
The Player that Vince Jumped over, his name is Fredric Weis. He is from France, Drafted by the Knicks before those Olympics. He is 7”2! After the dunk the Knicks never brought him over to play for them! The French media named Carter’s dunk “The Dunk of Death!” Vince Thanos’d Weis’s NBA career!
Prime Vince Carter is easily MVP candidate in today's small ball. He was know for his highlight dunks and layups but he was also an elite shooter, ball handle, passer and defender
This is the issue with main stream media only obsessing on the top two players of all time, there is a ton of other really good basketball that was played outside of the goats, I bet almost no one realizes there is footage of Bill Russell jumping over someone
Vince was a beast,never really had the leadership skill,nor did anyone on the team's he played with. If he had..we would be putting him in the top 10 all-time
Best dunker EVER great passer Very good shooter Top 5 clutch shooters of all time And he respected the game and those who came before him example = when he gave Jordan his starting position in the 2003 all star game (Jordan's last all star game)
Little known fact is that last dunk where he jumped over dude is dubbed the dunk of death in Europe. The guy he dunked on was going to be 1st round draft pic I think 🤔 and after that dunk no one wanted to touch him. Career OVER.
This dude is all time great material. Like DRose, knee injuries did him in. This dude had Jordan potential, just a beast. Under rated passer, clutch shooter, and that cross over, one of the best ever, and maybe the best leaper dunker in history. He has a case for sure.
Never a bad video from you king keep killing this shit. Vince is a great on and off the court, just a solid man. Have always loved him he played for the love of it. Gotta react to my personal GOAT Dirk, GERMAN JESUS goes crazy.
That 7’2” French center he jumped over was Frederic Weis and the Knicks had just picked him over Queensbridge hometown Ron Artest in the 1999 NBA draft. In a way, Carter’s “dunk of death” over Weis in the 2000 Olympics really did end his career as Weis then never played a game in the NBA.
At the end of the video, Vince dunked over French player, Frederic Weiss in the 2000 Olympics. The dunk was named the “Dunk of Death” because it killed Frederic’s NBA aspirations. He went from being a highly sought after NBA prospect to completely ignored. Being dunked on by Vince literally killed Frederic’s NBA career.
I remember for a few years after that #1 play. There was only a photo of it with no video. Its crazy considering there were that many different camera angles? Even when it was nominated for a espy the following year. They still only showed a photo. Does anyone else remember that?
I remember an interview where his cousin said the dunks he does during practice or when he's just messing around were even more awesome than what we saw
Because he is the GOAT dunker - people forget that Vince was also LETHAL from the 3 point line. He had MULTIPLE seasons where he shot over 40% from the three. Vince is a generational talent who gets overlooked because he never won a ring and he never played anywhere long enough to "belong" to any of those teams. Some people see him as a Raptor, some as a Net (like me). He played for a handful of other teams as well. But in his prime he was a human highlight reel.
He has been donned as the greatest dunker of all time he is the reason why the guy he jumped over never made it to the league back in 2000. It's a shame he never got a championship though
I remember back in the day in Dunk magazine and they had the dunk of the week or month...whatever not...but you could damn near guarantee that VC was gonna be there.
That last V.Carter (USA Dunk on Weiss 7'2) ended that guys career...He had a contract with New York worth a few million and after that moment they pulled the offer. No NBA team wanted him anymore...He became a high school teacher in France...🤣🤣
Fun fact: Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady are cousins. They played together on the Raptors until McGrady left to fully showcase his offensive game at Orlando.
When Vince Carter did that DUNK he made that man change his mind about playing in the NBA. I believe he or was about too be drafted by the Knicks? DAMN
VINCE LAMAR CARTER!! My favorite NBA player of all-time. Arguably THE best dunker in the NBA Vince and Tracy McGrady are cousins and both started their career playing together at Toronto for the Raptors Half man Half amazing Air Canada This man put the Toronto Raptors franchise on the map Also, MaxaMillion711 is one of the very first youtuber I religiously watch waaay back in the day
Yes for yawl young folk @ 15:05, we went ballistic during the Olympics with this dunk over a 7ft guy by Vince. Still will be one of the sickest dunks ever.
Vince and TMac are biological cousins and did not even know until they were both on the Raptors. Vince best dunker of this generation, was on Sportscenter every night, to the point people would often forget his shooting ability Guy also played forever.
Nothing more frustrating than to see an elite Superstar basketball player not win one championship. And I'm talking about all Superstar players in general. Not the ones that already won an NBA championship.
You said he can't play anymore after getting jumped over and that was actually true. He was drafted by an nba team right before the Olympics and after this happened they never asked him to come back to the US to join the team lol
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The legend of VC compilation vids! Man, I loved those documentary style videos you used to make back in the day. Correct me if I'm wrong: but didn't you also have the "VC15Archive" channel?
Ah, never mind! Of course you're VC15Archive as well :p. Keeps those vids coming my man!
Frederic Weis. The guy he jumped over is 7'3"
Not just the dunking, it’s who he’s dunking on…..
Tim Duncan,David Robinson, Dikemebe Mutumbo, Ben Wallace, Alonzo Mourning……
Some of the greatest big men of all time. My man better make the Hall of Fame. Arguably the most underrated player of all time.
top 5, possibly top 3 dunkers of all time
And that centre he teabagd in the Olympics
Only Kemp and Jordan but that’s a tiny list
He'll likely get in but I wouldn't say he's underrated. Early in his career he was firmly in that 2nd tier of wings & post NJ he dropped over time
Oh he definitely a first ballot without a doubt
Fun fact... Vince could touch the top of the backboard at the end of his high school career. Also the guy he jumped over in the Olympics was 7"2'
AND the guy he jumped over got drafted, but never came over lol
And ended his career in NBA before it started
@@jerryadamsjr2201 It's called the "dunk of death"
My all time NBA favorite players are Jordan, Kobe, Iverson, and Carter. Vince Carter's mid range and 3 ball were underrated at the time because his phenomenal aerial expertise was always on display. To watch Vince and T-mac on the same team was special. His Iverson semi final dual in 2001 was special. Hoping he stayed in Toronto because he was Mr. Toronto before DeMar and Kyle. Vince was just special to watch.
Kawhi avenged him with the same shot 19 years later
A lot of people forget about Vince Carter. He was always in 'Beast Mode'!!! 👍👍👍
Absolute best dunker EVER. Better than Jordan or Kobe (he was 6' 6" too) AND he played 22 years! He's a great guy too.
100% best dunker ever
Only other dude I bring up because he never gets love is Jason Richardson, that dude was an elite dunker.
@@alwayzchillin0714 j rich was def elite i got him top 3 or at least 5
Never won anything lol
@@BWalker9313 he won the dunk contest and is still best dunker ever
What I loved about Carter, especially when he first came around, was the power he brought to a dunk. He could fly like MJ, but would throw it down hard every time. It was powerful to see, and something no one was doing, combining finess and power.
Exactly why he's the greatest dunker in my book. It was like art
Carter made dunking any which way look effortless, in a similar way Jordan made basketball look effortless.
Vince Carter definitely one of the greatest of all time in the NBA and his swag is on infinity. 🏀🐐👑🔥💯
There was a time when Kobe wasn't the only player being called the next coming of Jordan. Unfortunately, Vince will always be in the same 'what if' category as Grant Hill, T-Mac and Derrick Rose, of players who were ruined by a severe knee injury before we ever got to see just how good they really could have been. A fully healthy Carter coming into his prime combined with an emerging star in Chris Bosh would have made a dangerous duo.
Also that Alley to himself was copied from his cousin T-Mac who did it first 3 years prior.
Man, back in the 90s there were two people everyone wanted to jam on if you were a known dunker, Mutombo and Mourning. Mourning was like a right of passage to properly consider yourself a dunker, and all of the great dunkers of the era had a poster on him. If you scaled Mt. Mutombo though, that was automatic legend status as a dunker. Pretty sure that dunks video will also show his Dunk Contest win. Just remember, a lot of those dunks he did, was the first time they'd ever been done in the NBA.
You missed penny hardaway in what if category
@@mcjr1989 true
Sadly, it happens in many sports. Ronaldo R9 was the most talented soccer player of all time for his age, but ruined his knee at only 23. He came back several times and was still great, but physically he was never at full power again.
Some guys just have the speed and muscles that their tendons and ligaments can't keep up with.
Perfect.
And his windmills and 360 in game dunks were unheard of, people did flashy things, but not as flashy nor as regular
Bru u said a lot of real shit.
Vince Carter reminds me of the line from “White Men Can’t Jump” that says, “I’m going to the 9th floor and dropping you off at the 5th,” or something like that. Haha. Love the reactions buddy.
Carter had a short "prime" before the injuries slowed him down a bit and stole from us his full potential. If his prime stretched most of his career I think he would absolutely be in a goat discussion. Dude had a great 3 pt and mid range game to complement probably the best finisher to ever play.
9 year prime isn’t that short though but yeah. Injuries got the best of him
@@AGIMJONES I would say 5 or 6 years. He lost a 2 halves of a season in Tor, was hurt his rookie year for the last 3rd of the season. When he went to NJN he wasn't exactly looked at like he was the player he was. I remember watching him the first game in a Nets uniform and he dunked and the announce said something along the lines of "bet you didn't think he could do that anymore."
I'd say prime VC is 98-02. He had a re-emergence with the Nets, but he was already a different player at that point.
@@hyperbomb02 Id disagree a little bit. He was a different player by the time he got to NJ but he was also a more evolved player. And the statistics would say he had 4 great seasons in Toronto (99-02) started to slow in 2003. Then re-emerged as a great player in the 2nd phase of his prime once traded to NJ in the 04-05. Had 3 great seasons there till the end of the 06-07 season after which he began slowing down a bit. Although even after that until 2010 he was one of the few players beside Kobe & LBJ avging + 21 6 & 5. So still good seasons just a tad past his prime.
The dude he dunked over he literally ended his career before it got started. He also didn't know till after the game that he jumped over him. Its several interviews where Vince talks about it.
Funny I just posted this same comment
"The Dunk of Death! "
Everybody remembers Vince as a scorer, particularly a dunker. Nobody remembers how good he was at passing.
Great stuff... SO MANY PLAYERS to watch. Some people act like only players today or recently are great. But there are a lot of awesome players in NBA history.
Vince is a monster. definitely one of my favorite players of all time. I have never ever Rooted against a team he played on xD
Best dunker ever. In and out of game. Also stayed in the league and contributed for a long long time, well past all the guys who were drafted around his time. Athletic in his young days and a smart player as he got older. I hope he goes into the HOF.
React to Bo Jackson... One of the best football / baseball players that will probably never make into the Hall of Fame. I am glad I was able to watch this guy play. For the younger generations after the 90's, he was one of the all time greats that an injury took him away from the NFL and MLB too soon.
Bo Jackson was arguably the greatest athlete in general of all time. It sucked that he got injured. He was still better than everyone else even after that, but not the same.
Honestly, I normally hate watching react videos. But yours are pretty cool. You're mad respectful and find things from the past you like. I'm an oldhead (now) and watching YOU react kinda reminds me of my own reactions when I saw this stuff in real time. Respect!
him and ai and white chocolate where the funniest players to watch back in the day. I know wc wasnt no where near a top 50 player but making a video like you do iam pretty sure will bring some eyeballs to your channel
Vince Retired in 2020 startedin 1998 ,the best in game dunker and dunk contest performer. He was box office and one of my favorite players
You know he and T Mac are cousins and played together for a few years in Toronto.
Vinsanity was a bad bad man! Straight beast when he went up!
Jordan floated with grace and innovation.
Lebron glides with strength and power.
Vince explodes with grace, innovation, and power.
He's just the best.
Vince carter was no where jordan offensive skills though..but his goat of dunking
I luv your reactions. "You can't play anymore. You gotta go home!"🤣🤣🤣
7:16 your facial expressions keep me coming back to your channel, im rolling on the floor with this one
2nd Alltime in Game Winners! Dude was as clutch as they come - easily my fav player
Best dunk in history. No contest. Especially after stealing it and only taking a couple steps.
Most exciting player to watch ever, college and nba Vince was a beast
The guy he jumped over was a Frenchman who was 7 feet 2 inches tall. The guy was supposed to go to the NBA after the Olympic games. After Carter did that to him, no teams called him back. Carter literally ended that man's career. That was the greatest single in game dunk ever done.
Vince Carter is the greatest dunker in the history of the NBA. But not only that, he can put up ridiculous numbers, make clutch shots, and hit a 3 from anywhere on the court. One of my all-time favorites.
guy he jumped over at the end was 7'2" ! Sydney Olympics 2000, i was there seared into my brain. it was amazing! Kevin Garnett was so excited i thought he was going to stroke out.
90s early 2000s. Great time to b basketball fan. League was full of next level talent. They all just happen to play in the time of MJ so we're overshadowed.
What you may not realize is how elite were all the people he dunked over. He smashed on legends! Alonzo Mourning (2x defensive player of the year [DPOY]), Ben Wallace (4x DPOY), Tim Duncan (top PF of all-time), etc. That just places it all in further perspective and adds to the amazement.
The Player that Vince Jumped over, his name is Fredric Weis. He is from France, Drafted by the Knicks before those Olympics. He is 7”2! After the dunk the Knicks never brought him over to play for them! The French media named Carter’s dunk “The Dunk of Death!”
Vince Thanos’d Weis’s NBA career!
Absolutely Amazing
Prime Vince Carter is easily MVP candidate in today's small ball. He was know for his highlight dunks and layups but he was also an elite shooter, ball handle, passer and defender
Vince was so clutch too maaan
Bro your reaction to the video is hilarious keep doing ya thing my guy
My all time favorite behind Jordan. Greatest dunker EVER. His vertical had a vertical. Him and MJ both Tar Heels too 🔥🔥🔥
Half Man Half Amazing! He went to a rival high school when they came to our school to play you couldn't get into the gym to see the game.
This is the issue with main stream media only obsessing on the top two players of all time, there is a ton of other really good basketball that was played outside of the goats, I bet almost no
one realizes there is footage of Bill Russell jumping over someone
Add Dominique Wilkins. Just do dunk highlights and keep it simple. Just amazing
top 3 behind Vince and MJ in my opinion. Dominic didn't have creativity, just power dunks
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Vince was a beast,never really had the leadership skill,nor did anyone on the team's he played with. If he had..we would be putting him in the top 10 all-time
Best dunker EVER
great passer
Very good shooter
Top 5 clutch shooters of all time
And he respected the game and those who came before him example = when he gave Jordan his starting position in the 2003 all star game (Jordan's last all star game)
This the one I've been waiting on. VC
Like the way you rode this. Gave props, came in when it mattered and didn't steal the air time. You need to show them boys how to do it. Good lick.
Little known fact is that last dunk where he jumped over dude is dubbed the dunk of death in Europe. The guy he dunked on was going to be 1st round draft pic I think 🤔 and after that dunk no one wanted to touch him. Career OVER.
Frederick Weiss was drafted by the Knicks as the 21st pick but after that dunk he never played NBA ball.
@@williamwalsh3983 thank you
Best dunker in history. Hands down. Beast!!!
Yeah my guy. HAVE to do dunks only. That mixtape is insane
Him and Tmac are cousins, he threw that dunk off that backboard cuz Tmac did it first in a game 💯
This dude is all time great material. Like DRose, knee injuries did him in. This dude had Jordan potential, just a beast. Under rated passer, clutch shooter, and that cross over, one of the best ever, and maybe the best leaper dunker in history. He has a case for sure.
Never a bad video from you king keep killing this shit. Vince is a great on and off the court, just a solid man. Have always loved him he played for the love of it. Gotta react to my personal GOAT Dirk, GERMAN JESUS goes crazy.
Glad you watched this one ... I mainly know him for his dunks ... I learned some things today
The last dunk is the best dunk in Basketball History by the best dunker in History. He freakin jumped over Frederick Weiss, a guy 2.18m (7'2'')!!!
“You gotta go home” 💀that shit took me out
Fun fact and side note. That guy did go home and retire after the Olympics
YOU 💯 RIGHT BRO, HIS SWAG
Didn't realize how much of an underrated passer VC was....
Vince is the only one who reminds me of MJ flying through air like it was nothing imagine watching it live he was really up there bruh
He tea bagged that dude!! Number one rule for guards that go into the trees is always keep the ball moving towards the rim.
That 7’2” French center he jumped over was Frederic Weis and the Knicks had just picked him over Queensbridge hometown Ron Artest in the 1999 NBA draft. In a way, Carter’s “dunk of death” over Weis in the 2000 Olympics really did end his career as Weis then never played a game in the NBA.
vince banging it on hall of famers remember all time shot blockers
Yes, you just witnessed the greatest dunk of all time.
At the end of the video, Vince dunked over French player, Frederic Weiss in the 2000 Olympics. The dunk was named the “Dunk of Death” because it killed Frederic’s NBA aspirations. He went from being a highly sought after NBA prospect to completely ignored. Being dunked on by Vince literally killed Frederic’s NBA career.
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Great reaction
Only player EVER to play in 4 decades and 2 different centuries. Greatest dunker of ALL TIME. Closest thing to MJ we have ever seen.
Best dunker of all time. Big Vinsanity. I watched him in college. His last year with NC
Almost forgot. His Olympic Dunk of death was insane. I saw it live when it happened back n 2000
I remember for a few years after that #1 play. There was only a photo of it with no video. Its crazy considering there were that many different camera angles? Even when it was nominated for a espy the following year. They still only showed a photo. Does anyone else remember that?
Vince has the most buzzer beaters in NBA history, in case you all were just watching him dunk since he is also the greatest dunker in NBA history.
Bro said, "You gotta go home" 🤣🤣
I remember an interview where his cousin said the dunks he does during practice or when he's just messing around were even more awesome than what we saw
Because he is the GOAT dunker - people forget that Vince was also LETHAL from the 3 point line. He had MULTIPLE seasons where he shot over 40% from the three. Vince is a generational talent who gets overlooked because he never won a ring and he never played anywhere long enough to "belong" to any of those teams. Some people see him as a Raptor, some as a Net (like me). He played for a handful of other teams as well. But in his prime he was a human highlight reel.
Fun Fact: Vince Carter was a drum major in High School, that explains the swagger he had imo.
Vince LITERALLY fu*ked up that guys career on that last dunk of the highlights
😂😂😂😂😂, look it up 😂😂😂😂😂
He has been donned as the greatest dunker of all time he is the reason why the guy he jumped over never made it to the league back in 2000. It's a shame he never got a championship though
I remember back in the day in Dunk magazine and they had the dunk of the week or month...whatever not...but you could damn near guarantee that VC was gonna be there.
That last V.Carter (USA Dunk on Weiss 7'2) ended that guys career...He had a contract with New York worth a few million and after that moment they pulled the offer. No NBA team wanted him anymore...He became a high school teacher in France...🤣🤣
Duncan, Robinson, Mutombo, Wallace, Mourning ...just a few of the first class shot blockers Carter easily posterizes in this video.
I like these videos. Vince one of my favorites all time. Don't know if you've done a Steve Francis or Stephen Marbury video but....
ive never seen a baseline reverse double pump like vc god damn that was godly
To be a goat is different from being an impact player that evolved the sport. And it's just as important as being a goat.
Vince got up like the court was elastic.
Fun fact: Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady are cousins. They played together on the Raptors until McGrady left to fully showcase his offensive game at Orlando.
Greatest Dunker Ever in History of NBA!
When Vince Carter did that DUNK he made that man change his mind about playing in the NBA. I believe he or was about too be drafted by the Knicks? DAMN
VINCE LAMAR CARTER!! My favorite NBA player of all-time.
Arguably THE best dunker in the NBA
Vince and Tracy McGrady are cousins and both started their career playing together at Toronto for the Raptors
Half man Half amazing
Air Canada
This man put the Toronto Raptors franchise on the map
Also, MaxaMillion711 is one of the very first youtuber I religiously watch waaay back in the day
That dunk on olympics was over 7,2 tall center. Not guard, a center. That was unbelievable.
The fact he wasn't on this last top 75 list is insanity! Total disrespect!
Yes for yawl young folk @ 15:05, we went ballistic during the Olympics with this dunk over a 7ft guy by Vince. Still will be one of the sickest dunks ever.
Vince was the closest to Jordan as far as his athletic ability and floating 😂
The dude he jump over was suppose to get drafted until Vince dunk over him
did not realize he made so much clutch endgame shots
Best Dunker and in Game dunker ever
Vince and TMac are biological cousins and did not even know until they were both on the Raptors. Vince best dunker of this generation, was on Sportscenter every night, to the point people would often forget his shooting ability Guy also played forever.
Nothing more frustrating than to see an elite Superstar basketball player not win one championship. And I'm talking about all Superstar players in general. Not the ones that already won an NBA championship.
Half-man, half-amazing. Carter was filthy as Flint water.
Vince Carter aka Dunk God, that dunk in the Olympics is the best in game dunk ever imo.
Him and Mcgrady are cousins, played together on the raptors💯
You said he can't play anymore after getting jumped over and that was actually true. He was drafted by an nba team right before the Olympics and after this happened they never asked him to come back to the US to join the team lol