HE'S NOT HUMAN?!? MICHAEL JORDAN HISTORIC BULLS MIXTAPE | Reaction
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You dont have to say it...we all see it in your eyes 😆
Lmaoo almost caught me….
Exactly
Those plumbers had a role back then
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Plumbers? If MJ played in today's soft as Monistat ointment league he'd make defenders look like transgender Avon ladies.
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Jordan is the most clutch player of all time because he literally performed exactly the same in clutch time as he did during the rest of the game in terms of shooting percentage despite everyone in the building knowing that he was going to take the last shot.😂
Every game the Bulls played, if it was within 10 points with 5 minutes left, you just knew MJ would close it out and find a way to win. Last minute shots always seemed like they had a better chance of dropping, so every close game was like a great sports movie where you kinda knew the ending would be great. I saw all his games on TV living in the Chicago suburbs during his career, got to see many in person including the NBA Finals and even met Jordan and got to shake his hand his second year in the league. He was and is still the Greatest Of All Time--never took nights off to rest, saying he realized the fans at the game might only get to the game that one time and he didn't want to disappoint them. Greatness doesn't stop at scoring or throwing down fancy dunks and layups--it extends to how he wanted to crush his opponents while always playing for his fans, even the ones in the cheap seats.
Envy you can see and shake hands with MY GOAT MJ ❤@@tombanaski3251
Plumbers? Too funny, what the youth don't understand is there was a player who had the best midrange, best post up, best layup package, fade away highest vertical, 4.3 40yd, and more. Every fake he made you had to respect, that's what youngsters just don't get, he can score any way he wanted, every fake had to be respected. He'd make players now look like plumbers.
His Fakes are so lethal (for the reasons you gave) that Jordan even faked out the CAMERAMAN!!! Whatever way Jordan Fakes, the Camera follows!! lol!!!!
Jordan was a damn Cheat Code!!!
Young, naive and ignorant. Jordan is the Goat and it's screaming in your face boy.
… and Plumbers are hardworking gritty folks.. something most of the youth don’t understand… which is why they think the term
“Plumber” is derogatory.
As the above stated, you had to respect every movement MJ made. With todays weak defenses and space, he’d make guys look like Seamstresses!
What people overlook about MJ’s game, is that he’s the smartest player to ever play the game!
@JBGAMBIT true, but the term plumbers comes from the late 50s to the 60s before players could work full time on their game and be professional athletes because the pay wasn't enough to sustain their lives so most had full time jobs in the off season.
@@iriemon3504 I didn’t think
about that lol; thanks for bringing that back to the forefront for me! 👍
Anyone who knows basketball knows it’s not even close MJ goat🐐
It’s definitely close my guy…. Jordan a close 2nd
@@queztheplug then you clearly don’t know basketball lol it’s okay your learning
Hopefully, he can also learn to stop using the N word in every other sentence. 😏
@@queztheplug Nah bro. Lebron is not even close to be the GOAT, he's not even number 2. And it's easy to tell he's not the GOAT because he actually played against Kobe and he was getting owned at every turn. When they guarded each other, Kobe would shoot above 40% as usual and Lebron would shoot under 30%, case closed. LeBronze also found a way to lead the US national team to a bronze medal, TWICE ! And he needed Kobe to come bail his ass out and clutch that 4th quarter against Spain the third time so he could finally win the gold. He just failed way too many times when he was expected to win. Bron's fans love to put the blame on Jordan for not wheeling his 30-win Bulls past Larry and his 67-win Celtics stacked with Hall of Famers but they'll overlook Lebron failing to win twice with the best record in the league in Cleveland, including a choke job in the 2007 finals when he averaged 22ppg on 36% shooting. He then abandoned his hometown to team up with D-Wade who was another MVP candidate and top5 player in the league, plus a perennial All-Star in Chris Bosh, only to choke again in the finals when he got embarrassed by Jason f*cking Terry in a series where he scored only 18 points TOTAL in all the 4th quarters of that series. How can you compare that to a guy who won 10 scoring titles, 9 first defensive team, 3 steals title, 5 MVPs, and led the Bulls to a stretch of 632 freaking games without losing 3 games in a row, during which he won 6 rings and 6 finals MVPS...in only 11 full seasons with the Bulls lmao. There is no universe in which Lebron is close to MJ, that is nothing but media-made lunacy, my friend.
@@DesroQc so true 💯💯
Very nice review. Your comments regarding and explaining his skill level is simply describing what you see with your own eyes. Also his highlights are so fun to watch because he gives you everything as a basketball player that a hooper could want to do. Btw, those plumbers are some of the all-time greats and many of the NBA fifty greatest players. They were actually some of the best athletes in the world and much tougher, played through injuries and didn't load manage, than athletes that play today.
That man said plumber's these guys played 10 times better defense than today
I love how in one or two highlights, a guy trips on his own feet, and then a whole era gets called plumbers. As if players today never trip and fall.
The reason guys looked bad was cuz they were defending Mike. You are right, today's players would look worse.
U don't have to say it we already know what you really think of Jordan.😁😁
You know what I really think🤔
The thing alot of the generations after Jordan's years simply don't realize is that this was MJ every 👏 single 👏 night 👏. No plays off. No rest management. No resting on defense. No backing down. He WAS thee Apex predator of the league! Unrivaled in determination & killer instinct. Skilled in everyway. Motivated to play every game at a level others just couldn't reach. Ten scoring titles (NBA record) in an era where physicality was at its highest (imagine how many more he would have had if players couldn't touch him), 6 Championships (2 three peats with no losses), 5 MVPs, 6 Finals MVPs, a Defensive Player of the Year award (which was usually given to the big men of that time) and countless other benchmark stats that have yet to be broken. Still the only player in NBA history to win the scoring title, MVP, a Championship, Finals MVP and be named to the All-Defensive 1st team in the same season. He did that 4 times. Nearly every obscure stat has Jordan's name on top of it or in it. The greatetid range game of all time. A defensice killer. Clutch in everyway. And all of this was done in the Golden Era of the league, in effectively 14 seasons. Twelve seasons if we only look at his Bulls years. Nearly eleven Bulls years if we take out the majority of his second season that he lost due to a foot injury. That is an insane accumulation of accomplishments and stats in such a relatively average length career. He played all 82 in 9 of those seasons as well. Just imagine the accomplishments and stats he could have accumulated had he played 17, 18, 19 or 20 seasons. Just imagine where he would be sitting on the "all-time" lists. How many more titles and points he would have amassed. Imagine if he doesn't retire for two years in his PRIME or Jerry Krause/Reinsdorf don't kick Phil to the curb at the end of The Last Dance in '98 making MJ's decision to retire again that much easier. That Bulls team had the ability to win 8 straight, maybe more. Just imagine how much higher the benchmarks would have been pushed. It's insane to think about. Also, take this into consideration. LeBron passed Kareem in scoring in year 20. We know this. Great accomplishment. But that is a longevity stat. Kobe, Karl, LeBron and Kareem all sit above Jordan on the scoring list and they all played 20 seasons or more. All with similar scoring totals (obviously). Now think of this, at 14 seasons, respectively, Jordan was ahead of all 4 of them in points. Jordan was nearly 5000 points ahead of LeBron at that point - not to mention he was ahead of LeBron in every statistical category other than assists at that point as well. But if you do the math by his averages, Jordan surpasses Kareem in potentially his 17th season. Years ahead of LeBron. I mean, simply give Jordan back his second season due to injury and the two seasons he retired in his prime, right there is Kareem passing territory. He also most likely catches and surpasses Stockton for steals leader as well. Give him a 20 seasons career, which he would have had if he didn't retire twice, he probably is around 45-46k points, thousands ahead of everyone. So when you look at it that way, it becomes quite clear that Jordan's career and potential was on a whole other level. Not knocking LeBron or anyone else. Greats are great, no matter any way we look at it. But one guy simply towered over the rest in dominate fashion. Perspective tells us that. Luckily I got to see his career unfold. It was a remarkable time to watch basketball. And that isn't just nostalgia talking either. It is just the way it was. Game in and game out. Jordan simply put, is the GOAT.
"You are simply the standard by which basketball excellence is measured." - David Stern
That said, solid reaction! Good to see younger generations appreciating what this man did. Give the ultimate GOAT debate a shot next. It's a few years old, but it is eye opening.
MJ pretty much played only 11 sesaons. 1985 he got ankle injury and 1994 he came back at the end of season without preparation. Played only about 1/5th of the game both times. And two other seasons were of course playing as the owner of the club with the Wizards at age 39 and 40. Out of those 11 healthy seasons, He was 3rd place in scoring (on his rookie season) and other 10 times were 1st.
It was a broken foot. He missed like 60 games that year.
Top reaction my friend we know we can see it in your eyes and facial expression😂. How do you think us old timers felt watching him do that live at least live on tv in anyways.
Yea Jordan highlights are just amazing 😂😂
@@queztheplugthis was him every game
8:47 - Mike came up in an era when the stars of the 60s and 70s were recently retired or active. So, I think he learned from them all and built it into his game to show that he had the skills.
That why MJ respects the players before and not call himself the goat
@@jamoa3395 LeBron may be a goat (as in the hero or the goat) but he is not the GOAT
I’d say mike was a dash of Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, Dr. J, David Thompson and Walter Davis with the aggressive on ball Defense of Havlicek and Clyde Frazier with the shotblocking of Dr J 💯🐐
Nice reaction!!! Watch Lebron vs Jordan. The best GOAT comparison.
Bet im going to react to it
@@queztheplugyou will freak out
Black Jesus 🐐. He is the greatest basketball player to have ever walked the earth. No one is better than what you just saw.
Great vid! MJ is indeed the GOAT. I recommend reacting to Making The Case - Michael Jordan. Also, MJs Underrated Wizards Years by Jonny Arnett. You'll enjoy both.
I’ll watch both!!
Props to you for paying proper attention to that ridiculous block. A lot of people don’t even understand it
MJ is more clutch than Kobe and lebron. And he didn't play against plumbers. That's a myth people say to bring MJ down to lebron level.
Exactly. And the Eastern Conference was LOADED back in that era. VERY physical. Taking it to the hoop and being a scorer in general was a lot tougher back then than it is now.
I'll be honest. Rookie - 93 Jordan was flashy and just an absolute blast to watch. But 96-98 Jordan you can tell he really perfected his craft and relied more on fundamnetals, foot work and really developed his midrange. That was the Jordan that I loved to watch the most. He was just an absolute assassin.
MJ#23 clutch ❤❤❤
My favorite thing you said was , “Kids learn how to use that backboard.” I heard a story of a young MJ talking trash to Dr J. MJ did an awesome play and Dr J did the same thing. MJ said to him something along the lines of ,”The difference is I can do it again.” It was a shot at Dr J’s age and MJ’s youth
MJ proudly stated how he studied Dr. J especially in his early 80's years, the fact that this young fella see's it shows me he is really watching MJ and not letting any bias cloud it, I love that. Too many young guys will just glance at the older NBA games and not REALLY watch it, but this kid is and he see's it. Makes me smile.
21.00 LoooL Nobody's calling that in '98 Buddy... This is true 😭😭😂😂😂😂
The thing about LeBron, if he played in that era, he not gon' be as great. I'm not even saying cuz he woulda been trash or because it was a much tougher league (even tho it was that). Just by the way they gonna make that dude play back then at his height and size. They'd have turned him into like a Karl Malone. And you wouldn't have got the chance to see all he can really do. Meanwhile Jordan would be sexually assaulting this era no cap.
Back in the 80's and 90's when I was a kid.. the ref's allowed soo much more contact both defensively and offensively.. less fouls were called if your hand got slapped you werent kicked off the court if you held onto someone jumping or got clothlines in mid air.. push-off's offensively was allowed. Bro.. it was a wild and good time for basketball. I mean it sucks if you got hurt but offensively you couldnt get away with alot of the stuff you could in the current era. Also players would be allowed to stay in the paint without being called out on it. The fact Jordan was dunking on everyone with so many people in the paint is ridiculas.
Exactly. Guys were literally getting clothes lined driving to the hoop back then! 😂
Those 2 words, "I'm Back" was one of the happiest days if my life.
Calling DPOY winners like Sidney Moncrief, Mutombo, Mourning, and Rodman “plumbers” disrespects a league at a time when physical play, hand-checking, and clogged lanes were common.
As for any LeBron comparison, it’s laughable to do because Jordan actually played defense, never load-managed, didn’t shrink at clutch time, and sank important free throws.
Keep in mind that MJ did this EVERY night and almost never missed a game.
Love your video great reaction and respect.
Nice watching a reaction from a real fan and obvious student of the game. Jordan did this literally every single night, and for me that's what separates him (plus his defense). Remember going to the mall before 6th grade, this was when you had no clue what the Jordans were gonna look like until you saw em in person. Jordan 5s and I chose Pumps. Biggest mistake of my life, that stupid pump was squeaking after a week and all my friends made fun of me for a year straight. This was when you only got one pair of sneakers a year, always before school started.
Great reaction!
Bro u a real hooper 💯To me Mj is the goat, but that doesnt stop me from appreciating LeBron's greatness and that's the same with you for Bron. Much respect
Man my personal opinion will never get in the way of me enjoying good basketball!!
Well said, I don't care if Lebron won 10 rings, I'm always gonna have Jordan as my goat. You're right tho, that don't mean we can't appreciate Lebron cause we're talking top 2 all time which ain't bad!! Lebron lacked that competitiveness and fire which imo separated MJ. Kobe had it but he didn't have the same talent as Jordan or Bron which is why he's just a slight step behind them, but Bron is so unbelievably talented that he didn't even need that fire. And I ain't saying Bron isn't motivated, I'm just saying he didn't have that other worldly competitiveness in him, which very few do.
You can SAY lebron is the goat, but you can’t PROVE it 🙂
His FT dunk was the best because because he was the only one who did not travel while doing it. Most people who copied it literally was running from half court.
Mj also holds the most game winner shots in nba history with less seasons.
THIS IS MY GOAT ~MJ🥰 看他的比賽 就是享受藝術 MJ獨樹一格 無人能及 永遠在遠處閃耀著光芒🌟🌟FOREVER ~~⭐
對啊，看他打球就像看藝術，美如畫，其他人都沒這感覺
@@abcdggd1943💯💯 非常與眾不同
MJ is the goat! Not only was he the most clutch player ever as you can see from his many buzzer beaters but he was also a defensive player of the year and 9 time 1st team all defense. He played in an era where defenders could knock you to the floor whenever you got to the paint, these days every time there's any hard contact they have to review for a flagrant foul. There's so much flopping going on these days it's ridiculous. I'm sorry but you can't lose 6 times in the finals and be the goat and you definitely can't have a guy from your same era match you in rings like Curry matched Lebron. As a matter of fact, 3 of Curry's rings came against Lebron.
Lol he makes them look like plumbers
Meet the G.O.A.T of all G.O.A.Ts, we call him Black Jesus, Air Jordan, His Airness, Flight 23 or simply the greatest basketball player in the history of the game. #23.
Bro that Plumber Jokic is owning LeBron's league right now.. 📠! Nice reaction tho. ✌🏾
I watched his last shot on TV as a teenager. My head exploded. Steal off Malone, "Push off" Russell, into a Championship bucket. I didn't think he was going to make it for real. My thoughts prior to him letting go was "Oh wow, Bulls are going to game 7."
I like how you replayed that Jordan fadeaway pump fake, pivot into an up and under layup...shows you appreciate and know the game, that was amazing footwork. That highlight would go unnoticed by most just watching for dunks and layups....
I think MJ had the greatest sequence in NBA history that really showed his dominance. Not one play but a strong of 3-4 plays. G6 against Utah. They were down 3 and needed a quick bucket, in bounds play on the side, got it to MJ, scored within line 5 seconds. Utah gets into a half court set inside out game with Hornacek cutting through the baseline to go to the weak side, MJ leaves hornacek, steals the ball from Karl, goes down and hits that iconic shot over Russell. Defense, basketball IQ, clutchness, everything rolled into 1 sequence.
Great reaction young fella.
Appreciate it!!
You don't have to say it,your reaction says it all...Nothing will ever change what Jordan was and why every player that stands out is always compared to him by far over any other player, and just imagine 🤔 he got people on the edges of their seat in a 16 minute video,if you were around to see his career throughout the years you would appreciate him far more than you do now...
Yes, indeed. He studied Dr J and another guy I can't remember right now. Nice call!
George Gervin maybe?
David Thompson
Jordan goat no one close period
Even though Lebron is your favorite, you still recognize greatness. I respect that
LeBron really miss playing against wizards Michael Jordan by 1 one-year.😢
Past players were mit plumbers they are some if the greatest plays ever & hall of gamers & MJ is #1 young man!
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That’s why they called him Michael AIR Jordan, the motherfucking goat
It's called a finger roll layup...there is no debate. Jordan is the 🐐. Nobody has the footwork, lay package, mid-range, clutchness...all in one. Nobody has the arsenal he does.
No that was not a push off according to NBA rules and regulations a push off is with both hands and both arms fully extended and with full contact on the opposing player and that's not what happened and I just want to correct your knowledge of NBA rules and regulations other than that your reaction was great
MJ THE REAL GOAT AND THEN KOBE NEXT BOOK IT
i'm sure others have already said it but Jordan actually idolized David Thompson, as well as Dr. J. Bron is incredible but MJ was different on every level and it looks like you just saw that. great vid.
🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 Goat!!!!
the white guy he was bullying was the all-time leader in steals and assists. John Stockton
He could have jumped further back from the free throw line on his dunk
MJ was amazing
I love your reaction to this video. I'm an old head(48). The only thing I take issue with is the "plumber" comment. You are calling NBA players "plumbers" based on how they look. That's disrespectful to those players and has nothing to do with how good the player is.
Dr. Julius erving was Michael Jordan's idol and the Iceman George gervin with the finger roll
He is the 🐐 and we know you know it too!
MJ NO1 BY FAAAAAAR!!!😊😊😊 (JUST START WATCHIN FULL SERIES YOUNG FELLAZ)
You should watch, Jordan vs James greatest goat comparison
That video will be dropping soon!!
You don't have to say it... BUT WE KNOW YOU KNOW IT.....
MJ playing plumbers? Players back then actually played defense. Hard fouls knock downs etc. players today don’t play defense and are soooo soft compared to back in the day. Jordan was the best player when he played and would be the best player if he played in today’s game !!!
MJ is the Goat! This Goat debate is media manipulation and propaganda to make $! Back in the day the players and fans started calling MJ the Goat and then the media finally followed suit!
In Jordan’s era. You could hand check and below. No blood no foul.
You should’ve watched him play totally different than watching the highlights. My man was no joke. He made it a thing to dunk over people not look for the open lane but dunking over motherfuckers
MJ was at least 2 eras away from the “plumber” era.
It's harder to play against plumbers than it is to play against a bunch of secretaries on social media all day.
😅😂😂👽
Yea MJ favorite Player was Dr.J he definitely got some moves from him
Yes, Dr. Jay had a huge influence on him
You do understand 20yrs from now the generation of that day will be calling Labron competition plumbers. Especially when JJ Berra took them to school 😂😂😂😂
The players are legit then and now young fella
Imagine thinking Patrick Ewing, Barkley, and Mutumbo are plumbers.
Also Robinson, Reggie and oakley
Kids today.. smh
And he better!! MJ that is
Dr. J was definitely one of MJs heroes but MJ had his style of reverse layup by the late 80s ...MJs style came from battling his brother Larry on the court
M j all day clutchiest of all time
I'm going to be honest with you. If Lebron was in Jordan's era, he would still have the potential to be a star, but he wouldn't be in the GOAT conversation at all, especially if he didn't toughen up his mindset. You don't want Jordan in this era. They couldn't stop Jordan with the rules as they were then, with how lax things are now, Jordan would torment the league. To put it into perspective, how many 3's did Harden need the two years he averaged 36 and 34? Jordan averaged 37ppg during the 86-87 season and only 36 of his total points that season came from three pointers. He averaged 35ppg the next season, and only 21 of his total points came from three pointers. Jordan was routinely attacking the paint when it was still clogged with bigs, and dunking on multiple players at once. Can you imagine the stuff he'd be doing with all the space there is now?
There's nothing I love more than when one of these teenagers starts a video with "LeBron is my GOAT" and then within 30 seconds of the video it's abundantly clear the kid has literally never seen a single game that Jordan played.
What exactly is it that makes you doubt us old guys?
We've been here the whole time. I've seen them both with my own eyes. I've seen LeBron's entire career. I love LeBron. Michael Jordan is the best basketball player of all time and it's not close.
Plumbers?! 😂 You must of never heard of the Original Dream Team! That and much much more were his competition
to answer your question about game winners. He has the most in NBA history
If you knew the context behind some of these highlights, you'll be more impressed. The dunk over Mel Turpin. That half spin fade over LaBradford Smith. All the highlights against "Jordan stopper" Gerald Wilkins. The Knicks highlights during the Van Gundy era. The back stories makes the highlights that much better.
Not to be like that but Bron dont even pass the eye test. Way too many personal failures to count and exuses excuses. But that is the norm now becuaee in this day and age, NO ONE is taking personal accountability and everyone forces ideas instead of letting things happen organically. I watched Lebron highlighta and almost fell asleep. Dunking over 6'1 dudes over and over. Chae down blocks on lil guys that get blown out of proportion. At least plumbers work hard, these spoiled athletes today, U got guys that play at a B- level making 200 million dollars. ZERO incentive to play hard. Lebron ahows us this all the time 🤣
It's alright, young'n... you don't got to say it. We already know.
Jordan was supposed to be the next Dr.J. And he was!
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Mj is clutch
Jordan has kept more top 50 players from winning a championship than any other player ever. What you do not understand is that he was so great. Everyone else looked inept. Also. Jordan doesn’t quit. Doesn’t get carried of the floor. And. He dunked on everyone. He didn’t shy away from contact. Watch a video by danger productions comparing Jordan to Lebron. It will be eye opening.
It's okay, we understand. By "different", we take that to mean 'the greatest'.
When I see another player capable of the things that MJ was, I'll let you know. We haven't seen it yet, and perhaps we never will.
2:23 Plumbers ? The 1980s was the most talent rich era to date.
MJ was more clutch He took it to another level Kobe stayed about the same.
And some say the other guy is better…LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂
It's no shame in saying it. I grew up watching him and the bulls was not my team. I had to admit it he is the one and only GOAT. 🐐
Lol.... Plumbers? He was literally destroying any All Star and Hall of Famer you could name...
I don’t think LeBron is trash and I’m 51 years old actually do you think Jordan is the goat? However, I think LeBron is the goat for this era. If that makes any sense in other words, he’s the best player we have now that’s why I support it And is the best basketball player for this age. My son was a huge Kobe fan still is and LeBron fan until one day he saw me watching this video that you’re watching, and I actually dove in to see what Jordan was actually like before he realize Jordan is the actual goat. But I also told him LeBron can also still be your goat I mean, if you like him, don’t dislike him just because Jordan was better, it’s going to be impossible for somebody to pass Jordan‘s.
It's how MJ makes you feel when you watch him play...... LeBron doesn't have that flair, artistry or drive like MJ. Most young influencers highest watched videos are of MJ.....NOT LeBron, for a reason. LeBron chose #23 to wear why? He idolized MJ, why? Real NBA players and coaches past and present, mostly say MJ is the GOAT. Trust your own eyes and what you're seeing right now. And the numbers don't lie.
It would be hilarious if LeBron played in that era. That first elbow in the face from Bill Laimbeer might make him retire.
If you like the mid-range game, check out: The ULTIMATE Michael Jordan 1995-96 Highlight Reel | GOAT SZN
It's a long watch, but you get full context of how dude was winning games for the Bulls with the shot clock running out, game winners, etc...
MJ learned from watching players once. I mean, you saw the game on TV once, no replay, sports center, CZcams or anything.
If prime MJ played against any verson of lebron jordan was gonna give him all the smoke and dont doubt tht