Trust me I’m from Chicago. We really do love to see someone who gives it all they’ve got. He pushed this city to a fan level we’ve never seen before and probably will not see ever again, simply due to the hype of social media. Pre social media, you can’t get much more famous than this man
The fact he was questioned about his true intentions is what cuts the most because he’s shown the world his true self and to have explain it is insulting frfr 🫡
This is the reason why he is the goat. If you wanted to win so badly there’s a price to pay and the “price” they called him a horrible teammate an a**hole and selfish player. You wouldn’t see this in today’s nba where you gotta be an a**hole player to wake or motivate your mf team up to strive up and win (besides kobe) that’s the hard way to win. Every piece on his team jordan make them work even the 2nd and 3rd string in the team. You can tell to his eyes when he said “ if you dont want to play that way? Then don’t play that way” that he has a beef with his teammates about getting the work done and win. As a leader on his team he knows the responsible for his action but he gotta do that to win. Old school toughness
What sets MJ above LBJ is that Michael didn't control who came into the team but he pushed them to get on his level QUICK basically sink or swim .....LBJ builds teams around hisself crashes and blames everyone else
funny part is if you worked hard and did your job micahel would leave you alone. or wouldn't be as "mean" to you if you did what you're supposed to do. and did it satisfactory in michael jordans eyes.
no disrespect but there's a documentary called the greatest player ever starring wilt chamberlain and in 1980 the nba declared the greatest player ever as bill russell
When he said he wanted to win but he wanted them to when as well. Then they cut to all his teammates celebrating through the years. Shows you exactly what he was trying to say. Best sports doc hell id argue best documentary ever
@@keronwindley4950Shaq got more MVPs than Kobe got more 40 points finals games in one series than Kobe got in 7 finals appearances bro please don’t compare Kobe to Shaq and as for all that second place bull crap mike won nothing without the triangle Kobe too bro Kobe already blew a 3-1 lead. Mike was just a narcissist Kobe not so much he was just a copy cat
@@festusaniemeka3350 we’re talking about when Shaq got traded to the Heat Shaq didn’t win any more final MVPs ,.. as a matter of fact after that 2006 Championship,.. his skills started regressing While Kobe Won a league MVP Going to the Finals 3 more times
He was always a leader. He didn’t run away from what he was given. He took what and who he was given and pushed them to compete at his level. Jordan wasn’t given great teams. He MADE his teammates better and THAT made those teams great.
Thats why he will forever be the goat. Lebum and kobe should never be uttered in the same breath as jordan its an insult to the Mj the player leader and ambassador
@@MrTurbo87lxTotally agree on the Bron point, but slow your roll on Kobe. He won two rings without a top 75 player. The only other top player in the modern era to do the same is Duncan. So show some respect to the Black Mamba.
Bro this scene made the show…the truest emotion Mike showed over everything was 1)his mentality about winning but more importantly 2) why he is the way he was(if you don’t wanna play that way…don’t play that way)
I’m 37 I think and he’s still my hero. I used to sit an inch away from the tv screen watching his body language and moves prior. Thanks for helping me get moved up to varsity Michael.
THE Dragon of basketball right there. no load management, no nudge buddy buddy, no lazy all star games, nope! This is why he is STILL THE BEST OF ALL TIME. and this is just his work ETHIC!! Not even talking stats. This was Achilles with a basketball folks. come on…
0:24 as a kid in the 90s I was a fan of the way he played As a grown man, I’m a fan of his way of life and mentality Don’t ask others to do something if you’re not willing to do it yourself
People try to say he wasn't a good teammate-no, he was the BEST teammate. Some people don't want teammates as much as they just want friends. If your job is basketball, and it's a passion and a real ambition for you, then MJ is exactly who you want on your squad.
Im relieved Dana White a bigger MJ fanatic than me. For those of us fortunate to have watched him play, we truly witnessed a once in a lifetime individual. There will be other physical freaks, guys who put up stats and guys who win. In some cases all 3. That being said, they all will be competiting for #2. To be the goat 20 plus years after your last game.His legacy will outlive him. His true competition is Ali and Babe Ruth.
this scene was him showing the most emotion and allowing us into that mindset. It honestly is the same approach to life, you have grinding your way to get what’s yours. this scene gets me every time 👏🤣
this man's FLU GAME changed my life. sounds stupid? no. I got mostly As in college because of that single game. I didn't buy his clothes or shoes (I did so later) and wasn't into pop culture but I was too hungry for a role model and in that game, I saw fire and anger that he won't go down. I was always sick living in the projects due to asthma and around rats (yes we had rats in our apt.) and just needed a spark. I already had the fire to do something special. I have a good life today because I took those lessons in that game and used them in every endeavor in life. mj will never know it and I mean nothing to him, yes I know that already. but it had such a huge impact on me. wish I could tell the world how valuable a MALE role model is for a boy (I was 20 or so at the point). I do not love Michael nor think he is god. I just never forgot the traits I saw play out in that game. he just happened to be the one to show them to me. I can't be the only one either. I am sure other moments inspired others but this had the biggest impact on my life by far.
If anything, Michael may have seemed like a very rude man, but in reality he was very nice because he was tough and held everyone accountable including himself. He was nice by pushing everyone to their limits and beyond, including himself. Sometimes, generosity doesn’t always look like generosity. Sometimes, the generosity is well hidden in the end result of things. Sure, some of MJ’s actions went too far. But the nicest thing he’s done for his teammates was not just demanding better out of them, but giving ALL of himself to the teams he played for and against as well as the fans who watched him growing up, whether they loved him or hated him. And many of us know he’s still beloved to this day because he gave everything and then some and all he wanted his teammates to do was the exact same. He didn’t ask his teammates to copy and paste his game. He just asked them to match his work ethic, discipline and commitment. So by THAT logic… he was nice. Because people who are truly mean will sometimes let you slip, fall and fail with no guidance whatsoever and leave you behind in silence as you suffer alone.
People wanted to make out to be the bad guy he’s saying if you aren’t willing to pour yourself into the game like he did, get off the court the passion was real
Throughout all my years of playing sports I always had overweight middle aged men telling me to run laps and sprints and whatnot. I always had “you couldn’t even do this” in my mind. One year I had a coach that ran with us for every sprint and lap. Honestly our team felt more motivated.
Damn right. The one thing people that served in the Armed Forces agree on is their rule of leadership. "There's one and only one way to lead others... *by example".*
You are the true goat!! I am 23 years old! And i admitted!! Unfortunately i didn't have the luck to live in your time. You are a true ispiration for me as i watch all of your highlights a true legend a killer instinct a leader personality! I salute you 🙏MJ FOR LIFE! ❤🤍
This should be part of orientation camp for all NBA rookies. After Kobe, there has been no superstar left with this kinda mentality. It may not translate well into the corporate world or parenting lmao, but it sure as well should be the epitomy of sports leadership. There have been players since with this intensity but they don't have the otherworldly skills and athletic ability to back it up. Butler comes to mind. For most NBA stars though, they may have the talent and physical ability but everyone's more concerned about teaming up with the other superfriend and load-managing their way to an easy ring. You think this sets an example for the role players and scrubs on your team? Hellnah. This is what separates Goatness from greatness.
Winning and leadership is a lonely lonely road. Bc you have to be an a-hole sometimes and it costs you things. Jordan sacrificed a lot to be the GOAT. There’s only ever going to be one MJ. Love this scene more than anything in the series
This is the type of guy I wanna go to war with….someone who holds HIMSELF accountable and is willing to inspire others. He won’t bullshit you in front of the cameras trying to put up some kind of facade. I might be Gen Z and 25 years old, I feel this shit to my soul. It takes sacrifice, ugly moments but all worth the triumph in the end because you know how fucking hard you worked for it.
I never knew how big Micheal was or how is work ethic was but now I really know. He knew that even though what he did was harsh it was a sacrifice to become great and like he said he didn't just wanna go all in and win but he wanted his team to be great too. A real life hero
It's hilarious how we all know the outcome of his time with the Bulls but the documentary was so well done and captured the emotion of suspense so well, that I was nervous wondering what was going to happen next 😂😂😂😂
whatever you win in this life,you cant take with you in the after life. But who you are,how you talk,how you respect,how you help,your compassion,your kindness,these things you do take with you,and ultimatelly,these things will matter after life........
It’s one thing to hate someone for being an asshole of a teammate, but it’s an entirely different thing if they rode you like crazy to get you through the fires of hell and into greatness.
Michael Schumacher said the only sportsman he ever adored outside F1 was Michael Jordan. And they share something in common. Not just amazing athletes, but want and make the whole team succeed. On the other hand Lewis Hamilton is no more than a Lebron James.
I wonder if Michael has any regrets in how hard he pushed himself and his teammates. In any case, I would imagine to play at the highest level, and win, requires sacrifice.
People took offense to what MJ did and said but by all honesty what he said is 100% the truth, if you're innit give it all, give more than all, there is no rest til you get it or you die tryin, cuz u outwork out smart everybody, there will be no failure, cuz failure itself dont deserve you, you are the fuckin best. Period!
Best scene in the show. When Michael shows emotion you know it’s real.
Trust me I’m from Chicago. We really do love to see someone who gives it all they’ve got. He pushed this city to a fan level we’ve never seen before and probably will not see ever again, simply due to the hype of social media. Pre social media, you can’t get much more famous than this man
The fact he was questioned about his true intentions is what cuts the most because he’s shown the world his true self and to have explain it is insulting frfr 🫡
It really is..
This was on my repeat for while. Powerful, man.
“Stay true to the game and the game will be true to you”
- 🐐
“Well that’s you, because you never won anything”. Damn that just got real.
He's just telling the truth, emotionally.
One of one. Hell be 80 years old and still have the 🐐 mentality
@@josgor9061💯💯💯
Mike's words, with the footage and the music. Just a masterpiece.
Chills every single time.
I swear bro ❤
Just seeing this one clip makes me wanna watch the whole show again
Same
Bro fr
I watch it for motivation
Alright its time to buy another Mj #23 jersey and rewatch this show 😂😂
This is the reason why he is the goat. If you wanted to win so badly there’s a price to pay and the “price” they called him a horrible teammate an a**hole and selfish player. You wouldn’t see this in today’s nba where you gotta be an a**hole player to wake or motivate your mf team up to strive up and win (besides kobe) that’s the hard way to win. Every piece on his team jordan make them work even the 2nd and 3rd string in the team. You can tell to his eyes when he said “ if you dont want to play that way? Then don’t play that way” that he has a beef with his teammates about getting the work done and win. As a leader on his team he knows the responsible for his action but he gotta do that to win. Old school toughness
💯
Facts
What sets MJ above LBJ is that Michael didn't control who came into the team but he pushed them to get on his level QUICK basically sink or swim .....LBJ builds teams around hisself crashes and blames everyone else
JIMMY BUTLER IS THE CLOSEST TO THAT & I SEE A LOT OF LEADERSHIP IN ANT EDWARDS
funny part is if you worked hard and did your job micahel would leave you alone. or wouldn't be as "mean" to you if you did what you're supposed to do. and did it satisfactory in michael jordans eyes.
The Last Dance is the best sports documentary I've ever seen. This scene SEALED it.
The real and true GOAT of all basketball 🔥🔥🔥🐐
no disrespect but there's a documentary called the greatest player ever starring wilt chamberlain and in 1980 the nba declared the greatest player ever as bill russell
MJ's the 🐐
Hell not just basketball, all of sports
@@Nuhealth771 please tell me why you said that
@@youtuber3328 he said that because everyone knows MJ is the GOAT of all basketball 🔥 🐐
When he said he wanted to win but he wanted them to when as well. Then they cut to all his teammates celebrating through the years. Shows you exactly what he was trying to say. Best sports doc hell id argue best documentary ever
The way he says "Break".... GOAT.
All day, thats why he is the greatest to ever do ot STILL.
If they had ended the entire doc with this clip, it might’ve be been the very best mic drop/walk off moment ever.
100%
Equals his shot in Utah.
@@SMOOTHJESÚSI think the ending was a good note. A more happy note. Not as emotional pr thought provoking as this but still a high note
His voice cracking and tearing up because he loves the game so much shows this man is the pinnacle of any athlete the fucking goat!
i think he broke emotionally because of what he had to sacrifice to be the best (relationships/friendship, being seen as a 'nice guy' etc)
Yup and crybaby LeBron James could never
Respect!! 🔥
Even Kobe said it; if you want want 1st place come play with me, if you want 2nd go somewhere else. . 💜💛
shaq did, and did just fine without him
@@minarik01Kobe won Two more chips tho,… Shaq only won one more
@@keronwindley4950 🔥 FACTS! 🗣
😅
@@keronwindley4950Shaq got more MVPs than Kobe got more 40 points finals games in one series than Kobe got in 7 finals appearances bro please don’t compare Kobe to Shaq and as for all that second place bull crap mike won nothing without the triangle Kobe too bro Kobe already blew a 3-1 lead. Mike was just a narcissist Kobe not so much he was just a copy cat
@@festusaniemeka3350 we’re talking about when Shaq got traded to the Heat
Shaq didn’t win any more final MVPs ,.. as a matter of fact after that 2006 Championship,.. his skills started regressing
While Kobe Won a league MVP
Going to the Finals 3 more times
this clip here pretty much ends all BS discussion on him being a bad teammate ...
Goat
You have to have that mentality to be a serial winner and a goat
Goosebumps every time I watch this scene.
He was always a leader. He didn’t run away from what he was given. He took what and who he was given and pushed them to compete at his level. Jordan wasn’t given great teams. He MADE his teammates better and THAT made those teams great.
Thats why he will forever be the goat. Lebum and kobe should never be uttered in the same breath as jordan its an insult to the Mj the player leader and ambassador
@@MrTurbo87lx nah kobe embodies what it means to truly get it done no matter the outcome.
@@MrTurbo87lxTotally agree on the Bron point, but slow your roll on Kobe. He won two rings without a top 75 player. The only other top player in the modern era to do the same is Duncan. So show some respect to the Black Mamba.
Best scene of any sports documentary! The GOAT showing his true emotion.
This and him crying on Father’s Day after winning the finals was my favorite scenes. Up until I seen that I didn’t think he had emotions
He made my childhood grand. As a poor kid growing up in Chicago, he gave me inspiration and pure joy to watch him on the court. Best athlete ever ❤
Easily my favorite scene. Nobody inspires me to work my ass off like Mike does. I wanna be like Mike
Bro this scene made the show…the truest emotion Mike showed over everything was 1)his mentality about winning but more importantly 2) why he is the way he was(if you don’t wanna play that way…don’t play that way)
If they would have closed out the entire docu-series with this, it would have gone down as one of the greatest masterpieces ever made.
I still love the current ending, and it's one of the greatest documentaries in my eyes.
I mean imo this is the best sport docu-series i've ever watched
Agreed. I was let down by the actual ending of the series because I thought it would trump this scene…didn’t happen. Best scene of the doc
“I wanted to win but I wanted them to win as well” spoken like a true captain
“Because you’ve never won anything” what a fucking mic drop of a line! What a legend. Best scene in the entire doc
The moment he cracks and is emotional is incredible to see that insight into his mindset and the toll it took. Heavy is the head that wears the crown
Nothing but respect for this man.
The undisputed goat.
Greatest basketball player of all time
I’m 37 I think and he’s still my hero. I used to sit an inch away from the tv screen watching his body language and moves prior. Thanks for helping me get moved up to varsity Michael.
THE Dragon of basketball right there. no load management, no nudge buddy buddy, no lazy all star games, nope!
This is why he is STILL THE BEST OF ALL TIME. and this is just his work ETHIC!! Not even talking stats.
This was Achilles with a basketball folks. come on…
0:24 as a kid in the 90s I was a fan of the way he played
As a grown man, I’m a fan of his way of life and mentality
Don’t ask others to do something if you’re not willing to do it yourself
More like don't ask others to do something that you're not willing to do
the most raw emotions i have ever seen from an athlete looking back on those days… i felt this one deep GOAT
What an athlete! Inspiring!
Chills, man. Chills. Nobody better.
This is my favourite part. So beautiful
The best! Michael Jordan will always be the one the goat the inspiration! MJ IS THE BASKETBALL IT SELF PERIOD!
The thing that made him the goat was and STILL is his passion - he loved the game and WON at any cost necessary.
People try to say he wasn't a good teammate-no, he was the BEST teammate.
Some people don't want teammates as much as they just want friends. If your job is basketball, and it's a passion and a real ambition for you, then MJ is exactly who you want on your squad.
By far my favorite clip from the doc. You can hear it in his voice how much he cared about winning
That’s the kind of leadership that I want. Someone to push me all the time. To be the best I can.
Win whatever the cost! He wasn’t in it to make friends, he was in it for the rings. True GOAT
Always come back to this video, gets me hype
Im relieved Dana White a bigger MJ fanatic than me. For those of us fortunate to have watched him play, we truly witnessed a once in a lifetime individual. There will be other physical freaks, guys who put up stats and guys who win. In some cases all 3. That being said, they all will be competiting for #2. To be the goat 20 plus years after your last game.His legacy will outlive him. His true competition is Ali and Babe Ruth.
Agree bro.
But Ali beats everybody! There is no man like him! Yu feel me!
Jordan beats ali @@gladiator-bl2qg
this scene was him showing the most emotion and allowing us into that mindset. It honestly is the same approach to life, you have grinding your way to get what’s yours. this scene gets me every time 👏🤣
MJ Played the game to win. 🏆 that’s why he’s the 🐐
Makes me cry every time I see this.
He is the best
This culture that Mike created with teammates, zo when people say he couldnt have won without Scottie or Rodman, nah man, he'd win.
Congratulations champ , you are a winner in the eyes of those who see it that way
this man's FLU GAME changed my life. sounds stupid? no. I got mostly As in college because of that single game. I didn't buy his clothes or shoes (I did so later) and wasn't into pop culture but I was too hungry for a role model and in that game, I saw fire and anger that he won't go down. I was always sick living in the projects due to asthma and around rats (yes we had rats in our apt.) and just needed a spark. I already had the fire to do something special. I have a good life today because I took those lessons in that game and used them in every endeavor in life. mj will never know it and I mean nothing to him, yes I know that already. but it had such a huge impact on me. wish I could tell the world how valuable a MALE role model is for a boy (I was 20 or so at the point). I do not love Michael nor think he is god. I just never forgot the traits I saw play out in that game. he just happened to be the one to show them to me. I can't be the only one either. I am sure other moments inspired others but this had the biggest impact on my life by far.
The literal EYE of the will to win... 0:54
Chills All Over
GOD of Basketball
If anything, Michael may have seemed like a very rude man, but in reality he was very nice because he was tough and held everyone accountable including himself. He was nice by pushing everyone to their limits and beyond, including himself. Sometimes, generosity doesn’t always look like generosity. Sometimes, the generosity is well hidden in the end result of things. Sure, some of MJ’s actions went too far. But the nicest thing he’s done for his teammates was not just demanding better out of them, but giving ALL of himself to the teams he played for and against as well as the fans who watched him growing up, whether they loved him or hated him. And many of us know he’s still beloved to this day because he gave everything and then some and all he wanted his teammates to do was the exact same. He didn’t ask his teammates to copy and paste his game. He just asked them to match his work ethic, discipline and commitment. So by THAT logic… he was nice. Because people who are truly mean will sometimes let you slip, fall and fail with no guidance whatsoever and leave you behind in silence as you suffer alone.
well put, agree
@@e4lee0311 thank you.
Yeah, he definitely wasn't nice. So no lol
@@mith2946 he was.
Too many people today confuse "nice" with "good"
People wanted to make out to be the bad guy he’s saying if you aren’t willing to pour yourself into the game like he did, get off the court the passion was real
Throughout all my years of playing sports I always had overweight middle aged men telling me to run laps and sprints and whatnot. I always had “you couldn’t even do this” in my mind. One year I had a coach that ran with us for every sprint and lap. Honestly our team felt more motivated.
Damn right. The one thing people that served in the Armed Forces agree on is their rule of leadership. "There's one and only one way to lead others... *by example".*
Michael jordan is the teammate you want. It's one thing to be a good player, but to push your team makes you great
such an emotional scene
Mike was the greatest teammate of all time
You are the true goat!! I am 23 years old! And i admitted!! Unfortunately i didn't have the luck to live in your time. You are a true ispiration for me as i watch all of your highlights a true legend a killer instinct a leader personality! I salute you 🙏MJ FOR LIFE! ❤🤍
This should be part of orientation camp for all NBA rookies. After Kobe, there has been no superstar left with this kinda mentality. It may not translate well into the corporate world or parenting lmao, but it sure as well should be the epitomy of sports leadership. There have been players since with this intensity but they don't have the otherworldly skills and athletic ability to back it up. Butler comes to mind. For most NBA stars though, they may have the talent and physical ability but everyone's more concerned about teaming up with the other superfriend and load-managing their way to an easy ring. You think this sets an example for the role players and scrubs on your team? Hellnah. This is what separates Goatness from greatness.
There’s so much to learn from this scene alone. I know I’ve implemented some of this in my own life.
I didn’t realize who I was watching as a youngster. Michael Jordan best fn basketball player ever ! 💯
Winning and leadership is a lonely lonely road. Bc you have to be an a-hole sometimes and it costs you things. Jordan sacrificed a lot to be the GOAT. There’s only ever going to be one MJ. Love this scene more than anything in the series
Jordan is underrated.. GOAT 🐐
_"Jordan underrated"??_ That is without a doubt the absolute most ignorant comment ever posted on RUclips. 😂😂
@@donarthiazi2443 You clearly have serious Jordan jealousy ✌🏽
@@KaineTremaine
Huh? "Jordan jealousy"?
That doesn't even make sense kid.😵💫 About as ignorant as believing Michael Jordan was "underrated".😂
@donarthiazi2443 You have no Jordan knowledge.. otherwise you'd understand my original comment
@@KaineTremaine
🥱 huh? You say something?
I aint gonna lie I almost teared up at that part too!!
This clip is legendary
This is where the "Winning Isn't For Everyone" campaign came from.
This is the type of guy I wanna go to war with….someone who holds HIMSELF accountable and is willing to inspire others. He won’t bullshit you in front of the cameras trying to put up some kind of facade. I might be Gen Z and 25 years old, I feel this shit to my soul. It takes sacrifice, ugly moments but all worth the triumph in the end because you know how fucking hard you worked for it.
My favourite part of the documentary
Only the goat.
I never knew how big Micheal was or how is work ethic was but now I really know. He knew that even though what he did was harsh it was a sacrifice to become great and like he said he didn't just wanna go all in and win but he wanted his team to be great too. A real life hero
The best scene ever
It's hilarious how we all know the outcome of his time with the Bulls but the documentary was so well done and captured the emotion of suspense so well, that I was nervous wondering what was going to happen next 😂😂😂😂
EVERYONE ELSE GET OUT OF THE DAMN WAY.
GOAT
whatever you win in this life,you cant take with you in the after life.
But who you are,how you talk,how you respect,how you help,your compassion,your kindness,these things you do take with you,and ultimatelly,these things will matter after life........
MJ NBA GOAT is maybe true.
But only for THIS life.
It wont matter anything,at judgement day.
The best
His mind is so strong
The absolute goat!
Goosebumps every time
"It don't mean a thing, if one don't have that championship ring"💍🏆 'In order to be like or better than the BEST, one must admire & study the BEST'😇
The GOAT!!!!!!
It’s one thing to hate someone for being an asshole of a teammate, but it’s an entirely different thing if they rode you like crazy to get you through the fires of hell and into greatness.
The GOAT
GOAT GOOSEBUMPS!!
Cool video. Keep up the good work.
Goat
First time watching this I almost shed a tear
And this is why Kobe or LeBron will never he on his level.
True GOAT saying and examples. Some said they are GOAT him self but not that good play the game.
Michael Schumacher said the only sportsman he ever adored outside F1 was Michael Jordan. And they share something in common. Not just amazing athletes, but want and make the whole team succeed. On the other hand Lewis Hamilton is no more than a Lebron James.
I know this mindset did not win him many friends, but I appreciate him for having it.
GOAT
When athletes WERE ATHLETES!!! PERIOD!!!
ok grandpa
You say “period”, but only use exclamation marks
I love this
Talking trash to me through my computer screen. I took that personally.
I wonder if Michael has any regrets in how hard he pushed himself and his teammates. In any case, I would imagine to play at the highest level, and win, requires sacrifice.
People took offense to what MJ did and said but by all honesty what he said is 100% the truth, if you're innit give it all, give more than all, there is no rest til you get it or you die tryin, cuz u outwork out smart everybody, there will be no failure, cuz failure itself dont deserve you, you are the fuckin best. Period!
Lebron can only wish he had a fraction of MJ's mental toughness.
God speaking 🙌❤🥇
bro chill out there is only one God named Jesus Christ, he aint God you can be better than michael jordan if you work hard enough, not God.
Jordan and Jackson. They could've won 10
that zoom in.....then mike hit them denzel lips, PRICELESS