@@chinoz5613 Bolt is the best sprinter of all time but Jesse did more than just sprinting. Also his influence and impact is far greater then Bolt's. But I do love Bolt he's a great human being.
Not really, he was paranoid about his performance during the qualifiers. It was Luz Long (the tall dude who comes after Owens finishes the long jump) who calmed him down
El Tigre Mack got very little recognition for his accomplishment when he got home. He was overshadowed by Jesse in the Olympics and later overshadowed by his little brother who became a hero to millions. I was lucky enough to meet him once at the very first Jackie Robinson night at Dodger Stadium in 1977. He was a very kind and generous man. He gave me a ball that he and members of the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers had signed. I still have it.
There's no such thing as a "human race". A race is a SUBSET of humans, based on particular ancestry. It's like saying "There's only of breed of dog, the Canine breed". No, there are Canines, and there are breeds of Canines. Pretending every dog is the same breed is as silly as pretending everyone is the same race.
@@Sai4651 i am here because of a story jesse Owens wrote about luz named "my greatest Olympic prize' saying this friendship he formed here was more precious than any of the gold medals he won 😃😃
This footage is amazing. I'm related to the Dutch guy who won bronze behind Owens in the 100 and 200m. It's part of a great historical sporting achievement.
The footage is all from Leni Riefenstahl's OLYMPIA, possibly the best sports documentary ever made. A lot of the camera techniques you see in any sporting event were developed by Riefenstahl as she prepared to film these Olympic games.
Incredible that we got these footage. The GOAT. The pioneer. Amazing running form for the old days. In the 100 you could see everyone struggling and super tight. Jesse had the instinct and stayed relaxed, destroying everyone.
What an inspirational person. I wish I could just have a glimpse into the mind of this man during the preparation that brought him to winning this tournament.
Beautiful he ran with grace :)) and was a trail blazer people don't appreciate you until your gone he had to run against horses when he got home to get money to survive a true hero :)) God bless ya Jesse x
i actually by accident came across a small chapter about jesse owens and luz long while in 9th grade around 2009. very interesting story. as you can see in the video, just after his long jump he gets congratulated by a german (luz long) who eventually wins silver.
Just making an assumption here but the fact that Ralph Metcalfe was catching him up very quick in the ending makes me think that Jesse wasn't pushing 100% the last meters because he was winning easily so probably he could have achieve a better time. But anyway is still an impressive mark.
When Jesse got back home and having his gold medals hanging from his neck, at the airport, the first thing he saw, was a sing written 'Whites-only' outside the public restroom.
@@thearch4162ah the most pathetic type of statement when it comes to sports, defining someone simply by race. In football mbappé is not the best because he’s black and messi is not the best because he’s white
Exactly this Olympic channel obviously hasn't discovered that Owens achieved 4 golds at the Berlin Olympics - not 3 as indicated in the video (the last gold came in the 4x100 meter relay)!
I met Ralph Metcalfe in a restaurant in St Louis in 1974. I was with a friend from the USAF and we were went to his home in St Louis. We went to a diner and when we went in the door there was a group of men standing waiting to be seated. The mother of my friend suddenly stopped talking and looked at the men and said "HEY, YOU'RE RALPH METCALFE!!" It was funny that I had just read a book about Jesse Owens and know right away who he was. He was visiting friends in St Louis as part of doing some campaigning for election. I had had a chance to chat with him briefly, and, got to shake his hand. He was so open and friendly and very approachable. I only wish I had a picture with him.
The best olympic Athlete has been Duke Kahanamoku (1890-1968), who participed at 1912 Olympic Games (Stockholm-Gold medal), Despite the 1st World War, 1920 Olympic Games (Anvers- again Gold medal), 1924 Olympic Games (Paris-Silver medal), 1928 Olympic Games (Amsterdam-no medal), 1932 Olympic Games (Los Angeles-Bronze medal).
Fun fact: In the 200m sprint (second race in the video), the black athlete that won silver was Mack Robinson; the brother of Jackie Robinson who broke baseball's color barrier in 1947.
Heroes who fight to make the world accept differences in the black race that has been oppressed for hundreds of years. even though i am white race i cry with your struggle jesse owens. Races and skin colors exist like a rainbow, because different colors make it beautiful.
Jesse Owens remains the most influential track and field athlete of all time. He was calm and composed. What a legend and what an athlete.
but what about bolt
@@chinoz5613 Bolt is the best sprinter of all time but Jesse did more than just sprinting. Also his influence and impact is far greater then Bolt's. But I do love Bolt he's a great human being.
@@garyhiggins4519 ok but i think more people know about bolt than owens
@@chinoz5613 no one talk about bolt here
Not really, he was paranoid about his performance during the qualifiers. It was Luz Long (the tall dude who comes after Owens finishes the long jump) who calmed him down
Notice how luz long immediately comes to congratulate jesse owens after his jump!!!! priceless
Yes, very sad he had to perish in the war. Glad Jesse did fulfill Luz's wishes of asking Jesse to see his son Karl after the war.
This was worth more than platinum!!!!
I love how the other men look like they’re dying and he looks so effortless as he glides right past them lol
So smooth...
@Blasphemous Israelite muscle
@@Stimmy_2_raw723 MY BROTHAS
@@vincent2053 🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@Stimmy_2_raw723 SHALOWAM
The american that got second in the 200 meters was Mack Robinson Jackie Robinson's older brother .
El Tigre
Mack got very little recognition for his accomplishment when he got home. He was overshadowed by Jesse in the Olympics and later overshadowed by his little brother who became a hero to millions.
I was lucky enough to meet him once at the very first Jackie Robinson night at Dodger Stadium in 1977. He was a very kind and generous man. He gave me a ball that he and members of the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers had signed. I still have it.
Imdontai’s broke Headphones
that wasnt THAT long ago....
@@imdontaisbrokeheadphones6741 What kind of question is that? That's terrible!
So he's affiliated with 2 of the biggest black sport pioneers in US history? Haha wow, that's awesome
@@mrboffo2861 that’s awesome
Jesse Owens transcends athletics a true hero and a credit to his race the human race
Robert Brown well the human race didn’t give af about him even after this😔
Imani Alexander *Black Ish Bootyful*
Mastered Pancake 🚫🧢
@Imani Alexander and ?
There's no such thing as a "human race". A race is a SUBSET of humans, based on particular ancestry. It's like saying "There's only of breed of dog, the Canine breed". No, there are Canines, and there are breeds of Canines. Pretending every dog is the same breed is as silly as pretending everyone is the same race.
One of my favorite sports moments in history
In India we had an entire Literature chapter about Jesse Owens victory at the Berlin Olympics from his own personal perspective
My greatest Olympic prize
Lol searched about Jesse Owens from there
Yeah I remembered it, you're probably from ICSE
Owen's vs master race
@@abhikdixit2066 That's an extract from My greatest Olympic prize of class 10 icse in class 8 icse textbook
It’s so sad that Germany gave him more love than his own country.
True. Americans (and some similar countries) were completely crazy. Demons. Hurting others for no real reason.
Obviously they would, they were hosting the Olympics with the world watching. That statement has always been so dumb
@@bigpapi6688smooth brain statement
although the ridiculous American dream has a hard time admitting it, if that's what happened to Jessie upon his return.
@@bigpapi6688that doesn’t explain why they were nice to him while the public wasn’t watching though, as he later recalled
Legend
TheIrishMan theres a movie about this and by the eay the whiye guy he shook hands with was kill for treason in WW2
He truly is.
Jesse Owens was INCREDIBLE.... He didn't even look like he wasn't just running. He looked like he was floating on air...
totally, and then Usain Bolt came into the world 50 years later after this historic moment
honestly cant even believe they held the Olympics in Germany during all of this.... thank you Jesse Owens
Same stuff happening today with China 🇨🇳 lol
Because germany wasnt seen as the huge threat yet.
WW2 began in 08 1939...
Now they are holding the world cup in Qatar ! Some things never change !
@@geraldhills41 and the next in USA, things never changing at all, criminal nations like USA,Russia , China getting chances smh
The greatest moment here was when that german helped him :D
Nice side note.
His name was Carl lutz long and he was a surprisingly cool guy. Owens saw him as a friend.
@@Sai4651 i am here because of a story jesse Owens wrote about luz named "my greatest Olympic prize' saying this friendship he formed here was more precious than any of the gold medals he won 😃😃
Abhinav Singh me too its in my syllabi
that LUZ LONG
Imagine Jesse Owens now with the proper training and new techniques they have now , feel like he would be a unstoppable machine
true.
And, of course, drugs
@@tommyharris5817 So all black people do drugs
@@tommyharris5817Didn't need drugs to win
Because nobody was on them
@@invisiblesun6595
i just love the moment when they pan the camera om Hitler’s face😂😂
The same face woke leftists make when a „cis“ woman wins gold
This footage is amazing. I'm related to the Dutch guy who won bronze behind Owens in the 100 and 200m. It's part of a great historical sporting achievement.
The footage is all from Leni Riefenstahl's OLYMPIA, possibly the best sports documentary ever made. A lot of the camera techniques you see in any sporting event were developed by Riefenstahl as she prepared to film these Olympic games.
We all need a friend like luz long in our life
Incredible that we got these footage. The GOAT. The pioneer. Amazing running form for the old days. In the 100 you could see everyone struggling and super tight. Jesse had the instinct and stayed relaxed, destroying everyone.
That friendship with Luz Long changed the course of the event 😍
What an inspirational person. I wish I could just have a glimpse into the mind of this man during the preparation that brought him to winning this tournament.
I'm here because I needed to see what Bill Burr was talking about. Now his bit is even more hilarious.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣me too.
Me too... siddd 😂
Guilty
same
Yep lol
I get goosebumps watching this! What a world class athlete Jesse Owens was ✊🏾
Beautiful he ran with grace :)) and was a trail blazer people don't appreciate you until your gone he had to run against horses when he got home to get money to survive a true hero :)) God bless ya Jesse x
1:21 these two scenes were are amazing.
The Robinson brothers were amazing
Amazing that he could run like that carrying those huge balls
LMAO
He did so so elegantly.
Germany ended up being the most successful Nation in the games, bringing in 89 medals, with America second.
Yet Owens remained the best
Yeah but not that day. 😂🤣
@juu9do278 America hated Jesses cope harder.
@Juu9do you guys hated Jesse Owens but now wanna flex his wins? You Americans are fcked in the head.
Who's coping here lol@juu9do278
The friendship between Luz long and Jesse ❤️😭
A tranquilidade que ele passa na corrida dele é sem igual, parece que nem se desgasta.
i actually by accident came across a small chapter about jesse owens and luz long while in 9th grade around 2009. very interesting story. as you can see in the video, just after his long jump he gets congratulated by a german (luz long) who eventually wins silver.
The truth is that in the US at that time, a white man would never shake hands with Jesse Owens as I saw in this video.
Jesse Owens single handedly proved hitlers superiority theory was false
I came I saw I conquered.
@@spinningbackkick6021 I praise the lord
He ran effortlessly! No stress!
I'm glad ICSE has the story of Jesse Owens in their literature syllabus. There so much to know about him!
Also Luz Long !!
Jesse was running out of holes dug in the track, on cinder, and with leather shoes and ran a 10.2 sec. 100 m!? Are you kidding me!? What a legend.
Owens set the long jump record of 8.13m in 1935. It lasted for 25 years. 25 freakin' years!
@@hazelwood55 perfect athlete!
Just making an assumption here but the fact that Ralph Metcalfe was catching him up very quick in the ending makes me think that Jesse wasn't pushing 100% the last meters because he was winning easily so probably he could have achieve a better time. But anyway is still an impressive mark.
Anyone else currently reading 'The Book Thief'? LOL
Me
Exactly why I'm here!
That book was TRASH
Just finished it! The book was absolutely amazing and the ending made me cry🥺❤️
Me ..I searched for this .
Jesse Owen is the legend
One small Germany in the size of HALF of state of Texas still won most gold medals that olympics.SHOCKING if you ask me!
And there is a reason they cannot duplicate that in 2024.
Drugs. They were all on drugs. An the US population wasn't much bigger than Germany in 1936. 80 millions vs about 128 millions.
Don't forget Luz Long. The German.
733 ...what a great number ..well done jesse ..
When Jesse got back home and having his gold medals hanging from his neck, at the airport, the first thing he saw, was a sing written 'Whites-only' outside the public restroom.
And now we have blacks only businesses
Do you feel the same disgust at Muhammad Ali saying
_"You're my enemy. My enemy is the white people."_
😢😢😢
Jesse Owens was a Giant !!
So effortless, its like hes not even trying🔥🔥🔥
Fun freaking fact. The black guy in second place 1:09 is Jackie Robinson’s older brother
and the audience goes wild and starts saluting !
Either salute or you know go to camp
imagine the germans loved him more than americans
History is written by the Victor
Awesome, ça du être un moment fantastique !
He looks effortless and the others looks like they're dying lol hes so strong big legend respect
He is black that explains it
@@thearch4162ah the most pathetic type of statement when it comes to sports, defining someone simply by race. In football mbappé is not the best because he’s black and messi is not the best because he’s white
@@Lgx-ie4if football doesnt solely rely on physical performance :D
Thank you for sharing.
Exactly this Olympic channel obviously hasn't discovered that Owens achieved 4 golds at the Berlin Olympics - not 3 as indicated in the video (the last gold came in the 4x100 meter relay)!
Awesome. Thank you for who posted this. I am Running my own race. Not quite like this but this was wonderful to see.
given the date, location, and audience, the cheerful handshake at 0:35 makes me extra happy
I met Ralph Metcalfe in a restaurant in St Louis in 1974. I was with a friend from the USAF and we were went to his home in St Louis. We went to a diner and when we went in the door there was a group of men standing waiting to be seated. The mother of my friend suddenly stopped talking and looked at the men and said "HEY, YOU'RE RALPH METCALFE!!" It was funny that I had just read a book about Jesse Owens and know right away who he was. He was visiting friends in St Louis as part of doing some campaigning for election. I had had a chance to chat with him briefly, and, got to shake his hand. He was so open and friendly and very approachable. I only wish I had a picture with him.
Thank you... we steel remember you. Next weak at the track I will smile for you before do sprint.
The greatest 45 minutes in sports history!
o owens foi gigante e muito corajoso ❤️❤️
C'est la plus belle vidéo de l'histoire de l'athlettismr
It is the more beautiful video of the history of athletics?
@@justina9914 google translate mistranslates a lot, be careful of relying too heavily on it. I'm pretty sure 'plus' can be 'most' as well.
@@TheThumbsUpGuy I didn't use google translate, I translated it myself
@@justina9914 oh, well alright then. I'm still learning french, so I have to apologize.
Class X icse "My greatest Olympic prize"
~ Jesse Owens!
This video is so powerful.
I’m so proud of this athlete , this was such a bizarre Olympic event though.
that painter is a legend
JESSE AND BOB WAS MY REASON FOR RUNNING TRACK!! TWO OF THE GREATEST TRACK MEN TOO RUN PERIOD!!! 5 21
Jessie the best runner the true GOAT!
The Legend.
The natural sprinter‼️
bro he run so smooth
He's legendd
Hiltler looks bamboozled
LEGEND.
The best olimpc Athlete all times... Hugs from 🇧🇷
The best olympic Athlete has been Duke Kahanamoku (1890-1968), who participed at 1912 Olympic Games (Stockholm-Gold medal), Despite the 1st World War, 1920 Olympic Games (Anvers- again Gold medal), 1924 Olympic Games (Paris-Silver medal), 1928 Olympic Games (Amsterdam-no medal), 1932 Olympic Games (Los Angeles-Bronze medal).
one of the greatest movie i've seen called "Race"
00:36 Luz Long We ICSE students remember you
He looked like he wasn't even trying😳
Iam here after Mr.mourihno said greatest athlete of all time😊
1936 was the most powerfulest Olympics ever
Then 3 years later is the beginning of world war 2.
this is so great!
Has any body read Jese Owens story "MY GREATEST OLYMPIC PRIZE"
Today I learned about this when reading about Adidas. Awesome story
What a win.
made a GIF from this as no GIFS of the legendary Jesse Owens existed
Fun fact: In the 200m sprint (second race in the video), the black athlete that won silver was Mack Robinson; the brother of Jackie Robinson who broke baseball's color barrier in 1947.
It's crazy he ran a 10.3 on a dirt track with no starting blocks either
Luz Long won my heart🥺
I'm doing Germany depth study and I am glad they mentioned Jesse owens
GOAT. Amazing that he did it before athletes started using steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs.
The book thief and sweet little Rudy Steiner brought me here❤
Who the deuce is Rudy Steiner and why did he bring you here?
Amazing
Big stars Poland thank you 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Legendary
Heroes who fight to make the world accept differences in the black race that has been oppressed for hundreds of years. even though i am white race i cry with your struggle jesse owens. Races and skin colors exist like a rainbow, because different colors make it beautiful.
Respect
Amen to that
100m 10.36
200m 20.71
Long Jump 7.87
Awesome results 87 years ago
It a shame he was badly treated by the us
O:23 I havent seen that moustache in A long time
Germany won the games with 86 medals. The United States was 2nd with 56.
Yeah, but thanks to Owens and his colleagues, USA won all the sprints and triple jump; the most exciting and biggest events.
@@wendellbatts2477 Germans still won
@@officerdank4644 Yeah, technically, but they lost the heart of the most serious part of the competition, with the best athletes.
@@wendellbatts2477 still won though
@@wendellbatts2477 exactly! Lol
Jesse looked so beautiful the way he ran.
Add some motivational music what's with this suspense thriller stuff in one of the greatest moments in sporting history
Thumbs up this was great
Grande gigante maguinifico
Owens I love