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MJ is also my favorite player❤ MY GOAT FOREVER ⭐️⭐️~~
In 13 full seasons, MJ played in all 82 games 9 times, including once at age 39/40, with the Wizards…so that means that MJ played in all 82 games with the Bulls 8x while leading the NBA in scoring 10x, won Defensive Player of the Year 1x, led the NBA in Steals 3x - over 200 steals and over 100 blocks, won 5 NBA MVPs , won 6 Championships, and won 6 Finals MVPs, won 2 consecutive All-Star Slam Dunk Titles, and made the NBA 1st Team All-Defense 9x (tied for most with Kobe, Kevin Garnett, and Gary Payton)…still waiting to see if any of todays players can match that or surpass those amazing feats of strength and durability…my guess is that it’s going to be a really long time from now…MJ did manage to shatter a backboard in an exhibition game before starting his NBA career…an ET disguised as a mere mortal, basketball player…✌️😎🎤🔥🐐👽
i believe jordan is the greatest player god ever created,but im not putting him shattering a backboard a reason why😂😂
@@itzkhiiii agree…I didn’t think it was true until I saw the video of him actually smashing it… it’s crazy the things he was able to do back in the day…I’ve watched his bulls mixtape a zillion times and each time, I’m speechless and amazed.
me too honestly
jordan actually made the bulk of his stats in 11 seasons. One season, out with broken foot, came back at end and played 17 games. The other was coming back after baseball at the end of the season and only playing 24 games. So two seasons that are write offs. The last two were with Washington which are massively underrated and he got hurt and didnt finish where he was almost averaging 24ppg . Next season, not 100% , played all 82 games. There is a good video of his two years with wizards that shows how good they were. So he realistically played 11 years , the bulk of his stats and 9 of those years full 82 games. Insane. If people dont think that year he broke his foot he wouldnt have played the 82 games youre kidding yourself and if he did have a full season coming back from BB, that would be another 82 games. One of a kind .
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The whole thing with playing "all out" with Jordan is that he said at one point is every night he's not playing is a missed opportunity for a new fan to see him. Something in the lines of that. But yeah man, let's not forget Lebron was always a blessed physical specimen coming into the NBA. On top of that the tremdious advancement in medical and sports medicine in the 2000s which is also aided by a less defensive and less physical era too.
i agree to that,Kobe was like that too.The whole “I need to make sure I play every single night I can “thing
He trained his body to go all out has nothing to do with era czcams.com/video/Xb9RFHhIb0o/video.htmlsi=ZSZzvzIG1Gonu3jL
Michael jeffrey jordan was country strong,He was 195 lbs coming in the league by 1990 And then he started workout after getting beat up by the Detroit Pistons. Michael jordan could bench press 315 lbs he got weigh 218 by 1993 he only 3% body fat,Cat qwick reflexes 48inch Vertical ran a 4:30 fourty huge hands cutthroat mentality clutch gene crazy competitive dog mentality never seen anything like it.🐐🐐23
315?? dang,people around the league said he was really strong in the beginning of his career but by the end of his career he was even stronger
@@itzkhiiiiDamon stoudamire was tossing up 315..players back then were better athletes. MJ used to lift 185-225 high reps..everything in high reps
Kobe said that mj was scary strong for his frame.
Mike also played 4 years of college. And 2 years out. A possible 8 in a row. Unimagineable. Won't disrespect Russell. But the level of competion was left to one man. Wilt. Mike is the GOAT in my eyes.
i agree completely
GREATEST OF ALL TIME
i agree💯
MJ used to lift 185-225 in high reps..so 185 15-20 times 3/4 sets. MJ was high reps and that’s how a hooper should lift
yea if you as a hooper can lift 225 you can really play some defense,mj really was lifting like bodybuilder beginner
In my opinion it’s much harder mentally to repeat championships with same environment with expectations to always win, than being able to move around and change environment and and new teams etc especially when MJ played 82 games consistently with winning scoring titles and making 1st team all defense.
That just sounds exhausting lol
MJ to me was mind body spirit in one, all being exhausted every game
It’s unfair to expect longevity on top of all that.
He accomplished all he did in 13 full seasons. Insane
oh yea for sure,Kobe said that winning a 3 peat alone is one of the hardest things to do due to mental stability,and jordan did it TWICE
MJ played all out on both sides of the ball too, played all 82 games plus playoff and finals runs most of his career. Jordan only played as long as he did cause the game beat him up! This era ain’t even close, all these players after 2005 could play 20 plus years with as lax as the game is, and all the load management…this era is soft, and more clownish than ever.
1:36 He went into overdrive after losing to Miami. He came back ready for blood. When that season ended, he was already on to the next (in his head). There’s a video that explains that….♥️
oh yea for sure
He returns in late March 94 without any basketball training. As proof that he felt less prepared, the next summer he trained like never before.
According to players like Shaq, Kobe etc
if your just watching its hard to tell just how quick and strong for his size he was
a lot of the players have talked about his pound for pound strength being up there.
yes,even when he FIRST came into the league
@@itzkhiiii i like that you emphasize that because he looked so skinny yet was banging on folks lol had centers ducking lol
fr fr lol
Jordan didn’t have mental strain he stated he didn’t have anything to prove and if he wanted Kareem’s record he would never had retired. Bird hurt his back at home helping his mom. Not bc of going all out.
nah i knew that bird hurt his back helping his mom,but there is certain players that came out not that bad and some were banged up
Nah MJ was in baseball shape playing basketball. He did do his thing but he wasn’t the same. If you couldn’t see that watching him play the last 17 games of the season going into the playoffs then that’s telling. Even his opponents said that despite him playing well he still wasn’t the same and that they could see him overthinking at times. No matter who you are you can’t be your best without a training camp under your belt before the season starts and Michael Jordan was no exception to that rule. In 96 he had that and the rest was history.
well can you say for a mental standpoint he wasn’t prepared? that he wasn’t confident in his skills because of the lack of preparation he THOUGHT he needed?
@@itzkhiiiiI wouldn’t say that he wasn’t mentally prepared because he was a supreme competitor that was still very confident in his skill and willing to deal with the struggles as it came. He missed the game and still refused to make excuses when his return didn’t pan out the way he wanted it to, but fans of the game and his back then knew that he would come back with something to prove.
MJ didn't need a bunch of flashy moves, because he simply moved faster than everyone else.
look at my most recent video
The fact that MJ didn’t play conservatively and he played all out that wasn’t the detriment to his career he just got bored. There was no one that could challenge him. He is still the best two-way guard we have ever seen in the league.
For micheal jordan is the best player ever❤🌷
yes ma’am
Other players since MJ have had big hands but the incredible one-handed things MJ did (literally ALL the TIME) ...it's hard to explain but nobody does stuff like that! The way Jordan handles the ball with one hand is part of what makes people say he looks like an alien or doesn't seem human. I know this term is way overused when describing Jordan, but his one handed moves really do look Different (capital 'D' intended).
no for real,and people don’t talk about it enough
Half the time he is waving the ball around like its glued to his hand, then he does this weird one-handed shooting thing and the ball pops up out his hand like way too forcefully 😂 ...what is he doing??? Its freaky looking! Nobody else does it like that.
i knoww😂😂😂
Another thing awesome but freaking weird about Mike...have you seen his passing highlights? The dude is a compulsive no-looker! 😂😂. Its like his head automatically snaps the opposite direction before he passes the ball! In his passing highlights video there's maybe 3 passes where he looks. All the rest, no look lifestyle.
Freaking alien.
Which reminds me of another thing, someone needs to make a "Jordan no-look buckets" video. How is he always shooting backwards and sh!t? He does that A LOT. Its weird. Hoooowww??? Every game he has eyes in his back, crazy glue hands, his neck automatically bends away from the direction of his passes, and he shoots with one hand (like a gentle looking shot) but somehoe the ball launches outta his hand like his fingers are spring loaded. Hooww?? I wish someone would make a compilation of 'MJ is an Alien moments' and focus on that sh!t. Like you said, this stuff isn't talked about enough.
Maybe include a section on MJs ridiculous violent azz blocks, too...just for comic relief.
😂😂😂ima have to find a video about that
In my opinion Lebron isn't conservative, he is lazy. Michael, Larry, and Kobe didn't know the word lazy. Did it have an impact on their careers, I believe that is left up to luck and circumstances. Kobe caught the injury bug late in his career and he kept coming back too soon and reinjuring himself which led to his final decline. Michael broke his foot early in his career, came back when it was time, and went on to win 6 championships without any MAJOR injuries. What is disappointing about Lebron is he will leave ANY team if it means he could win another championship with a stacked roster. Lebron's history with his teams and final appearances tells the entire story. The word is called "Inconsistent". Some days he feels like playing, other times you can tell by his body language that he doesn't care. Michael, Larry, and Kobe left everything out on the floor and didn't want to leave their teams. They preferred to build a dynasty from the ground up and not look for an easy title with a stacked roster..
well,with jordan and Kobe’s circumstances in his years when they weren’t the same as lebron,jordan had jerry Krause,Kobe was already on a good team from day one,the moment he was starting and not on the bench they started winning,it took 7 years for jordan to win his first ring,it took lebron a little more,but most of those years were on a team that didn’t want to get guys to support bron,(im not saying lebron is better than jordan im just stating the facts) now what separates this from them is that when lebron ACTUALLY had a team the 2011 meltdown happened which was one of the worst performances from a superstar EVER.And honestly besides 2016,and 2018 i really cant pin point really a case for how he could be better than jordan as an individual player
You are the most researched, young man I’ve seen on one of these. Because I’m 63 and lived in Chicago. So I’ve seen both Mike in the beginning, and LeBron from the beginning. There is no comparison. I see highlights of LeBron and that’s what they are, his best highlights. Mike’s is different. Those are just moments in his career. Because he played all out like that EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. That’s a goat.
Thank you so much,i appreciate that
I vividly remember abandoning Transformers cartoon schedule to see what the rookie Michael Jeffrey Jordan was going to do living in rural Oklahoma, and really only watch playoff basketball before that, because I didn't have cable option. I usually rooted for the Lakers because I liked their jerseys more than Celtics, and the play-by-play wouldn't shut up about Bird's back.
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He's dunked on ALL the 5s in his era including Jabbar, Mourning, Robinson, Ewing, Mutombo, Hakeem, Eaton, Shaq, etc. Literally EVERY 5 in the league multiple times in every game.
Most definitely
Jordan has the best video vault..he won’t let them make a documentary
7:35 His career ended because his knees were bad (he played like they weren’t, but that’s what playing in his shoes and being on his feet all the damn time did). Your knees matter and the collision that ended it all, his knees had been through enough. Watching this mixtape (so many times), this was Michael. He had a plan for the Wizards. He walked in the LR like, “Hi, I’m Michael. Y’all ready to win like the Bulls❓❓🙃 Well pay attention (He meant that shit) and we’ll make it RAIN😁😁😁” Him @ 40 was everything you needed♥️👊🏿 7:52 Lebron @ 40 won’t be any better than he is now. Lebron could sukkk the Pope off and will never touch MJ. I’m an 80s baby, so Lebron is just some guy from OH (Pittsburgh, I’m from)👊🏿
yea and in his last season he still played 82 games
Michael's career stats are 49.7 from 2, and 32.7 from 3
Jordan’s max bench press weight was 300 pounds. There’s video of him doing his weight training.
that is absolutely insane no wonder he was an incredible defender
He dunked on every big man in the league
Jordan rules started in 1984 by Oscar Robertson when Isiah was on the team of nba players vs USA team MJ was on
Jordan had a lot of knee injuries towards the end of his career. All the Wizard years were knee issue years
oh yea i knew that,he had to get his knee drained a lot at that time as well
The best result for bench press has Wilt with 500 pounds in the second part of his career. You can find on CZcams a context between Charles Barkley and Shaq ... with Sir Charles as the winner. MJ has two moments when he increased his strength: in 1990, to be able to resist in the Detroit games, and when he came back before the 1996 season. Jordan’s max bench press~ is approximately 300 pounds.
woww
Back when basketball used to be basketball.
Dunk on Morning and Shaq too
this is why he's is the goat, because he never back down from anyone, because he was blessed by God, because God bless him with the talent, to over come, and he never took any time off, Everytime he took the floor he gave his best, because today NBA players are not like him every time he stood face to face with any player of that time he was going to put the hurt on you suckers
yea most definitely no one is built like mj,the closest is kobe and he not even close
Yep losing Grant was a drag, because he was effective defender on the bigs. I'm an lld head and followed every season of Jordan's carreer. I really wasn't confident Rodman could fill his shoes when that pick up was made, but he did admirable job, dven with the circus he brought.
That was allowed in the game then.
Lifting is harder for taller people because the leverage is against them.
Not only MJ dunked on every big man but he also blocked at least half of them...one particular play that is stamped in my mind is against the Rockets: in a single possession MJ blocked Hakeem and a couple of seconds later stripped him of the ball...that's insane especially considering Hakeem's size and the fact that he was one of the most skilled centers if not the most ever to step foot on the bball court...
As for the "all in" part I would argue that back in the 80-90's there was hardly any player that would not compete at his highest level every single night. No load management, no made up excuses to miss a game, players were just eager to go out on the court and compete to prove themselves. Add the physicality and the defense which was a much bigger part of the game back then and you can easily understand why players' peaks did not last more than 10-15 years
yea,im sayin jordan was just a different guy man,but yea i can see why people in the league did not last very long
He played all 82 games too. No load management...
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most definitely
While I agree that the narrative that the Bulls only didn’t win in ‘95 was because Jordan wasn’t in full game shape I will say that that he was about 85% of himself. Like you said, the matchup didn’t help. The Magic had the deeper and more talented team. They probably could have won with MJ 100% just because of the Bulls thin roster.
A lot of people like to point out that the Bulls won 50+ without MJ but that was in ‘94. The ‘95 was struggling and not much above .500.
Not to mention that the Rockets and Magic were built perfectly for those two years they moved in the three point line. They both had all time greats at center and were surrounded with three point shooters.
now i’m soo glad you said that about the part where the team was declining when he came back because people sweep that under the rug,like pippen could lead a team to a championship or something.
To me, Jordan retired at 35 because that is the general age when people retire because their body cant take the stress anymore. Load management was not a thing. When he came back on the wizards, he messed up his knees even more. Even Bird tried to keep playing after tearing both his achilles. I think Jordan set the bar at his first three peat but then did it again. Jordan literally was playing above everyone's expectations. Now adays everyone sets there goals at six rings. Even Tom Brady.
yeah makes sense
On the last shot, it wasn’t a push off, because if it was a pushoff, he wouldn’t have completed the crossover going from right to left to pull up into the J because he had used too much strength with his left hand pushing off.
I seen a video of MJ incline bench pressing 185 and rep 12 on 225 at the bench press. 12 x 225 is solid strength for anybody especially a basketball player.. most don’t do that benches it could mess up your jumper. Definitely will need to adjust to that body transformation
yea,185 is the draft combine weight so if you could lift that,you can lift more that kevin durant could at that time,but the perks of lifting 225 is the fact that you can play some defense now and you can actually move people on the basketball court
Alonzo Mourning Bill Laimbeer Thurl Bailey Mark Eaton Vin Baker Ah man Jordan dunked on all the centers Brother.
oh yes,dunked on all of them
I believe it wasn't a push off. I think if Jordan never touched him, he would've still been flying in that direction because he bit hard off that fake. I think it was more about Jordan changing his direction than pushing Russell away.
thats one way to put it,and i agree
135 my girl lifts that
Michael was physically mentally there he just got bored maybe burnt out with the Bulls then with the Wizards he got injured.
MJ's "all out" mindset is what in my honest basketball opinion drove him to the GOAT 🐐 status.
He was the best on both sides of the ball at his position, nobody but Wilt was as dominate on offense and defense as MJ and Wilt.
What seperate the two was MJ was the greatest and most decorated winner while being dominating all his competitors on both sides of the ball.
That "all out" mindset gave him MVP, DPOY, All Star MVP, scoring champ, 1st team all NBA, in the same year right?
So, the moral of the story is MJ's competitive nature left him at the top of the mountain by himself, no equal, and I believe that's why he didn't play way longer. Wasn't nothing left to prove.
He literally saw, came and conquered!
Essentially, MJ accomplished in 13 years with the Bulls what 99.9% of NBA players haven't come close to playing way more years than MJ.
point well made,and i agree
MJ could never and would never coast. That wasn't in him. He gave his all every single game. He knew fans paid good money to see him play and he didn't want to let them down. And he never did. Zero load management, zero quit, zero let up on defense. You said his mind was not there even though physically, he was. His father was murdered. Murdered. He had to walk away to deal with that. So he left and then he came back and won three more in a row. It's not human to be able to do that. And, by the way, Michael doesn't make excuses. Never did.
It all depends on your body and conditioning,..............And, "your will"!!
i agree
Thing is YES Jordan was Jordan, he would always comeback and do good BUT could he go all the way...that's the problem. A Basketball body is completely different to a baseball body.
i agree,but i just don’t know,physically he may have been a little fatigued in clutch moments because even in the double nickel game you could see he was tired,but he did drop 55 points on the knicks,he probably wasn’t in shape mentally because he was second guessing and not doing things as he normally would due to his lack of confidence in his skills,because he didn’t have a proper off season or training
Well its not only playing all out. The game was more physical then it is today, WAY MORE LOL. So the fact he played that long in a physical league is good. In today's game i'm not saying he would play as long as Lebron, but im sure he would have more in the tank.
i agree
Yes the NBA has every game since they began filming the games. Including ABA footage too since they own them. Only thing I didn't like about this vid is the production itself because you can literally find all these clips of Jordan on youtube in other channels and all they did was pick the best of what they found and compiled them in a time line manner. The quality on each individual clip is not consistent.
oh yea,a good portion of these clips i have seen in my lifetime already,i know a lot of instagram pages that show RARE jordan clips,most of these are the cliche jordan clips
Pay attention to how we do the calculations. If he had concentrated more on 3 points, Jordan would have had a better percentage, because he would have had more practice.
i agree
I'm sorry my brother but the reason they lost was because Jordan was not in playoff shape he only played 17 games, after not playing for 1 & a half. Yes he had flashes of his old self but he was not there mentally to do it consistently. Just think the very next year they swept the magic & all they added to the team was Rodman. If you're a Jordan fan u kno he does not make excuses so if he says he wasn't all the way there yet then he wasn't that's why he trained so hard that off season
in a mental standpoint yes,but even jordan will say this but if you lace up and step foot on the basketball court that means your ready to play no matter what
MJ did not play conservatively, but he still did not give the maximum possible. In the playoffs, with stronger teams, he always had better results than in the regular season. Plus, in many matches, when needed, he could accelerate and score point after point. I don't mention "revenge" matches in which he always had at least 40-50 points.
He was able to win in 1994 and 1995, but he withdrew primarily because he was affected by the death of his father. He could have won in 1999, but the management did not want to keep the team. He left because he would have continued just to win the championship.
Normally, in sports where you run a lot, you can perform well only a few years after 30 (essential hormones are no longer produced by the body in sufficient amounts for high performance). If in recent years it has been easier to overcome this barrier, it is because the normal limits of the body are helped with newer support substances and I don't know if they are really legal.
you think jordan would have won if the team was kept in 99???
Jordan could have kept his form and focus for another year, so the main issue will be a possible weak link in the team. For example, Scottie Pippen had back problems. Or Rodman who had problems staying focused on the game. (not in a specific game, but in general). In their advantage was the following fact: when the Bulls win 4-2, for example, they don't win by chance. When they lost, most of the time the game was close, and when they won, they were usually at a loose distance.
yea my concern never has jordan,i think he would be his normal self,my concern was the bulls everyone except jordan was on the decline
I feel like I have an argument for the idea that even with replay today, they possibly wouldn’t call Jordan with the push off on Russell.
Officials are supposed to and also say that they look for arm extension and Jordan was smart enough to drop his hand immediately straight down. The only argument I think you can make for calling anything on Jordan is if they thought he used Russell to gain balance before shooting. Otherwise, Russell’s momentum was going away from MJ.
The Miller push off on Jordan is more of your typically called push offs……and even that wasn’t called. Miller even said he was putting pressure on the refs to make a call.
yes,that miller moment was definitely a push off,when i first saw that i got mad cause that should gotten called,but the “push off” in 98 i don’t know really.I really don’t want to say yes because the way he placed his hand and took it down on the snatch,i don’t think you can push someone that hard at that angle to make them fall.
There was more contact back then..Lebron had the luxury of rule changes in 04/05
for sure
React to Michael Jordan Defying Gravity that’s the title of the video it’s amazing.
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I don't feel playing or not playing conservatively had affect on length of career. Keep in mind how or why MJ only has 13 seasons. He went to college for 3 yrs, retired to play baseball for almost 2 yrs then was also basically forced to retire for another 3 yrs by Krause, that's almost 8 yrs missed & none of those were due to health or decrease in performance/effectiveness. Not only did MJ play all 82 gms 9 times, but atleast 80 in 11 out of 13 yrs & in those gms averaged 38+ minutes in a more physical league yet he still was considered not only the best offensive player, but one of the best defensive when he was on the court & his accolades say it all. He's still the only one to ever win MVP & DPOY in the same season. Kenny the Jet put it best when he said MJ was the most fundamentally sound player ever who also just happened to he the best athlete.
when i was saying that,i was referring to others,not jordan,kobe,lebron,bird but there are players that have played every game no matter what in a physical era and didn’t last,for an example why did Isaiah Thomas career not last that long?
I noticed watching these reaction videos...ppl that ACTUALLY HOOP the videos are better because they understand more and see the small things a none hoopper dont see
oh yea,and those videos will be coming out on my channel soon,whenever my leg heals
@itzkhiiii how long you been hoopin?
since i was in the 3rd grade
You just watched the goat
factss
82 games a season
9 times
this brother dunk on someone mother, so you know he dunk on all the players in his career
for sure
10:51 Say that dumb shit to SHAQ, that MJ was dunking on nobodies. Kobe woulda smacked someone for saying that stupid shit😂🤣
heck no,you needa do your research buddy,like i said these big man were ACTUALLY GOOD back then,but just because they weren’t the primary scorer or they weren’t winning you gonna say they nobodies?? Crazy
a 225 bench is frosh or sophmore hs football player weight
thats still strong fr,for a hooper cause most hoopers lift around 135,they not that strong
MJ played 17 regular season games. Baseball shape isn't basketball shape. They were just flashes before he had an off-season to prep
sure was a lot of flashes then
@@itzkhiiii muscle memory. But the constant movement of basketball is nothing like sitting in a dugout for an hour at a time or standing around in the outfield. He had to get his wind back.
Jordan's father was murdered, Michael took time away to play baseball!! Something his father wanted!! They could have won more if the GM didn't have it in for Head coach Phil Jackson, Michael said he wouldn't play for anyone but Phil!!
well jordan was going to play baseball in 93 anyway,jordans fathers death just capitalized on the moment
If you look at the years MJ took more 3PT shots, his % was considerably higher, so in all honesty he would have been in the Reggie Miller range or better in 3PT% if he actually focused on the 3PT shot, he just chose not to as he didn't want that mentality.
the years he took more threes was the years that the nba shortened the 3 point line,so when i talk about my goat case i dont talk about that
I don’t know if you notice the reason why Michael Jordan retired was his father was assassinated in North Carolina, and the reason why he wore number 45 that was his baseball number. His father always wanted him to pursue his baseball career but then MJ came back and woke up and said yo I’m the best basketball player in the world in the league in the universe that has ever been. and the rest is history LeBron are you kidding me Kobe it’s better than Queen James
i knew that about the jordan retirement,ive been back and fourth about the lebron and kobe situation so i dont know
You have no idea what you're talking about concerning MJ's "comeback" in 95 for the last 17 regular season games.
If you know anything about sports, particularly 2 different sports at the same time, MJ was in baseball shape, not basketball shape.
With that being said, did MJ have "moments" in games where you seen glimpses of his previously greatness before he stepped away, sure, he's MJ so that will happen.
However, if you know sports, and not just by playing them, you will understand the difference my guy.
So to your point, was MJ still MJ, yes, but was he basketball shape MJ no.
Had they made it to the finals that year he would have earned his only finals lose.
The evidence about what I'm saying is what he did in 96. Basketball shape, focus, etc..he dominated even as he was older and getting up there in age, 96 he put the NBA on notice that he was still the big dog around here, word up!
yea,id prolly think that mj wasn’t mentally in shape because like people have said he was second guessing and things of that nature,his body looked different(looked a little slimmer)but mj was still mj