New Zealand Girl Reacts to VINCE CARTER CAREER DOCUMENTARY 😱🤩

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Комментарии • 290

  • @Ozai75
    @Ozai75 3 года назад +160

    That dunk in the Olympics will forever be known as the greatest dunk ever. I don't think any dunk will ever beat it.

    • @jareldiagi4234
      @jareldiagi4234 3 года назад +16

      If derozan had made that one spinning dunk in the Olympics that might have been the best or the second dunk ever

    • @shakarussanders9911
      @shakarussanders9911 3 года назад +1

      I think I still have his Olympic jersey

    • @leslieyao3073
      @leslieyao3073 3 года назад

      kiss of death

    • @JS-ri8qc
      @JS-ri8qc 3 года назад +3

      literally ruined weis's life. he was suicidal and incredibly depressed for a time but is doing well now with the support of his friends and family

    • @michaelcicciarelli1742
      @michaelcicciarelli1742 3 года назад

      KG's reaction is awesome

  • @dudh
    @dudh 3 года назад +57

    This man made my whole country fall in love with basketball. He was Canada's Superstar.

    • @slamazu9232
      @slamazu9232 3 года назад

      i bet your dad was booing him on his first game back

    • @alixbullock8041
      @alixbullock8041 3 года назад

      Vince Carter Made Me The World To Watch On Tv At House Party

    • @dudh
      @dudh 3 года назад

      @@slamazu9232 nope. this is just a stupid comment.

  • @db_41000
    @db_41000 3 года назад +121

    First player to play in 4 decades (rookie year in the 90s, 00s, 10s, and played his last game in March 2020). Shame he never won a championship in his career.

    • @thezdbailey
      @thezdbailey 3 года назад +6

      The way he played, how in the hell did he last that long??? The way Derrick Rose's career turned out would've made more sense. His genetics must be absolutely incredible.

    • @jartstopsign
      @jartstopsign 3 года назад +6

      Meanwhile Robert Horry, albeit a pretty decent player walks away with 7 championship rings. This is why putting all that weight on rings is stupid. Vince is like the NBA version of Randy Moss

    • @thezdbailey
      @thezdbailey 3 года назад +3

      @@jartstopsign Damn. I like that comparison....

    • @SyxxPunk
      @SyxxPunk 3 года назад +2

      @@thezdbailey Especially since most of his early career was fraught with a lot of knee and ankle injuries.

    • @artifactunknown7508
      @artifactunknown7508 2 года назад

      @@thezdbailey He changed his game as he aged. He took a backseat as a vet leader and role player off the bench and mostly shot spot up jumpers and corner 3's. His later years weren't near as explosive. Still my favorite player of all time tho.

  • @tbglover
    @tbglover 3 года назад +50

    Craziest thing is that his career ended when it did because of Co-vid...this year he was still playing and still dunking. Being able to shoot definitely kept his career going

    • @christianmccaffrey7113
      @christianmccaffrey7113 3 года назад +1

      Growing up living in chicago I always chose vince over MJ he just had something that appealed to me

  • @gds481300
    @gds481300 3 года назад +24

    Vince retired this year after 22 years in the league. He is the only player in nba history to play in four decades( 90's,00',10's and 20's)

  • @twyckoff87
    @twyckoff87 3 года назад +23

    best dunker of all time. One of the most aesthetically pleasing players ever.

    • @vodoumyers
      @vodoumyers 3 года назад +2

      Truly one of the GOAT's

  • @joshuahagley8542
    @joshuahagley8542 3 года назад +15

    Vince Carter is truly amazing, Imagine going through a lot of injuries while playing professional basketball. His three pointers and his buzzer beaters are amazing. I also love watching you react to the videos.

  • @Billy.gen-X
    @Billy.gen-X 3 года назад +55

    You will enjoy Jason Williams highlights, guaranteed.

    • @louisspring2368
      @louisspring2368 3 года назад +1

      Yup the white chocolate

    • @brians2869
      @brians2869 3 года назад

      Which, tho? ;)

    • @Billy.gen-X
      @Billy.gen-X 3 года назад +1

      @@brians2869 This one ruclips.net/video/f_UphWCvkj4/видео.html

    • @joeno-say5504
      @joeno-say5504 3 года назад

      Vince Carter and Jason Williams were in the same draft class, along with a LOT of other great players

    • @jonathanholowatiuk8479
      @jonathanholowatiuk8479 3 года назад

      Who?

  • @Snazzy076
    @Snazzy076 3 года назад +4

    Courtney thank you for doing this. And to the person who recommended this to. I'm glad you did this after Vince retired. Vince is a legend

  • @mandeepsuj1
    @mandeepsuj1 3 года назад +5

    Lots of players now imitate their dunks after Vince, and its quite amazing to see some of the new creative dunks that came after his game. Zach Lavine dunk highlights are incredible.

  • @noonevincecarterfan
    @noonevincecarterfan 3 года назад +2

    Well Vince happens to be the biggest role model of my life. I've always considered me his biggest fan. He literally changed my life. The greatest experience of my life was seeing him playing in real person 12 years ago. Will never forget that. Glad you liked his stuff :)

  • @jimbrown7082
    @jimbrown7082 3 года назад +15

    A player I would recommend you watch highlights of is Jason Williams. He was a basketball player that was an amazing passer and very entertaining to watch in his day.

  • @tomturbo1317
    @tomturbo1317 3 года назад +5

    That Toronto-Philadelphia series is one of the greatest ever. Being from Philly I got to watch it up close.

  • @michaelbcohen
    @michaelbcohen 3 года назад +6

    I wasn't even a Raptors fan I was knicks fan, but I had a Jersey of his as a kid. I was in awe of his dunk talent and his outside shooting ability.

  • @razzlak446
    @razzlak446 3 года назад +4

    Vince is one of the most respected players in nba.

  • @numbersandsports4206
    @numbersandsports4206 3 года назад +2

    Ahhh man, that's my childhood right there... i'll say one thing, the video does not exaggerate when it talks about him putting Canada basketball and basketball in general on the map in North America.. EVERY KID had a Carter jersey, all of a sudden you walk down the street and every other house or apartment building has a basketball net outside instead of a hockey net and kids are just shooting balls at it. 22 years later, Canada now has the highest amount of players born outside of the US in the NBA and it is almost solely because of Vince Carter He was our Michael Jordan.

  • @oguzsipar6759
    @oguzsipar6759 3 года назад

    Thank you so much i have been waiting for this all time

  • @sppsports2449
    @sppsports2449 3 года назад +8

    The GOAT of the slam dunk. To this day, no one touches him in the air.

    • @brockdowner7394
      @brockdowner7394 3 года назад

      Err sorry are you suggesting he's better than mj ?!

    • @sppsports2449
      @sppsports2449 3 года назад +2

      @@brockdowner7394 Of course. In terms of pure dunking ability no one can touch VC. That includes MJ.

  • @georgeevans3058
    @georgeevans3058 3 года назад

    I love this, keep up the great content!!

  • @quick2bud
    @quick2bud 3 года назад +2

    Can we appreciate the gravity of Kobe's statement. Kobe just doesn't admit people are better than him in basketball related competition. Vince Carter was that beast at dunking.

  • @m2c_tave689
    @m2c_tave689 3 года назад

    Finally. I asked for this a year ago. Enjoy, half man, half amazing. I wish you did the Vince Carter dunk highlight video. To watch 10 minutes straight of his amazing dunks is jaw dropping to say the least. This gave you more of a story which let you know his impact on the game.

  • @ObiWanGinobiliTopFan
    @ObiWanGinobiliTopFan 3 года назад

    Great reactions! Thank you ❤🔥

  • @ericmyers5003
    @ericmyers5003 3 года назад

    Awesome reaction Courtney! I only lived 25 Minutes from the University of North Carolina and got to see Vince play on several occasions and he never disappointed!✌

  • @janbaynardmusic
    @janbaynardmusic 3 года назад

    That was fabulous ... Thank you Courtney for such a wonderful selection.

  • @rdramos13
    @rdramos13 3 года назад +5

    Those nails...😍
    And the Dunk of Death are both legendary. But I think that dunk is the best dunk ever.

  • @Rickythakid7
    @Rickythakid7 3 года назад

    Have a good day also keep those fantastic videos coming

  • @justinsublett5880
    @justinsublett5880 3 года назад

    Best dunker ever. One of the longest-tenured basketball players ever. One of the all-time USA Basketball superheroes. In fact, it’s scary how many of the highlight moments for USA Basketball over the past 30 years are Vince Carter highlights. Phenomenal player.

  • @clydeb7713
    @clydeb7713 3 года назад

    Great reaction as usual! 😉

  • @yahwehsallstars2467
    @yahwehsallstars2467 3 года назад +1

    You did a great job Courtney! Vince Carter is my favorite athlete ever and I hope you are a fan of his now too!🙏💪🏀

  • @waynestephens6505
    @waynestephens6505 Год назад

    Thanks Courtney 😊. Vince was great!

  • @kennethtilton6137
    @kennethtilton6137 3 года назад

    Vince Carter went to college at the University of North Carolina in the state where I was born and still live, and yes I'm Tar Heel fan. He got the nickname of "Sarge" because of Sergeant Vincent Carter in Gomer Pyle, USMC. He retired in 2020, after being the last player in the NBA coached by the legendary Dean Smith. Kobe Bryant said that if he would've gone to college, even though it was thought he would go to Duke, he said he wanted to go to North Carolina because he would get the chance to play against Vince Carter every day in practice.

  • @vtecsti
    @vtecsti 3 года назад

    I’ve seen him play a few times in person. Absolutely amazing watching Jameson and Carter together.

  • @mrgiannopolis
    @mrgiannopolis 3 года назад +1

    That Olympic dunk is the best dunk in basketball history. Shame him and TMac couldn't have stayed in Toronto, think both of their careers would have been so much more successful in the sense of playoff success. The fact that he was able to extend his career so long (just retired this year) by making the switch from an athletic attack the rim type to a mostly shooter shows the dedication he had to the game. He also didn't just latch onto championship teams (Warriors) at the end of his career to ride coattails to a cheap ring. He wanted to still have a chance to play. I started my NBA fandom his rookie year, so to see him retire is bittersweet for me. So much respect for this guy and the game will miss him.

  • @darkerbrother1
    @darkerbrother1 3 года назад

    Courtney the really crazy part is. When Vince started in Toronto. Dell Curry. Stephs dad was his running mate. Steph was a Ball Boy and actually played with Vince everyday. When Steph turned pro Vince was still in the league. When Steph won MVP , Vince was one of the people he thanked and after a game in which he out duels Vince he walked Vince in to see his Parents

  • @robertredmon350
    @robertredmon350 3 года назад +1

    During the celebration at 13:01 i'm not sure if you noticed but he was celebrating with Dell Curry who was at the end of his career. That's steph's dad in case you didn't know who was a great three point shooter in his own right.

  • @Montweezy
    @Montweezy 3 года назад

    My favorite video yet!!!!

  • @SheriffOutlaw
    @SheriffOutlaw 3 года назад

    @NewZealandGirl To be dubbed "The Greatest Dunker" is a major understatement! And he just retired after this season. Trust me you are in for a treat!

  • @landonshea3069
    @landonshea3069 3 года назад

    growing up in toronto being a huge raptors fan since day one , this was a fun watch. i had MJ in bedroom then vince became the poster everywhere

  • @Obeefnik
    @Obeefnik 3 года назад

    VC was always fun to watch

  • @catherinelynnfraser2001
    @catherinelynnfraser2001 3 года назад

    Great in-game, powerful, creative and entertaining. He always provided a great warm up show too. He was a great ambassador for the sport. In Canada, he brought many athletes to the sport and many eyes on the court.

  • @AllPRAIZE
    @AllPRAIZE 3 года назад

    23:09 that’s crazy because that’s the same shot he missed in the Playoffs against Philly. He said the always made that shot in practice so when he missed and they lost he repeatedly shot that shot over and over.

  • @ahmad.tillery.1987
    @ahmad.tillery.1987 2 года назад

    It's impressive how Vince Carter became a stronger player as he got older because he obviously trained like he was supposed to. He did the work and the results was phenomenal. Salute to Vince Carter one of the greatest of all time in the NBA.

  • @imuawarriors
    @imuawarriors 3 года назад

    I saw him play when he was playing for Sacramento, just a couple of years ago. He was of course older and a step or two slower, but you could see the respect the other players gave him. What a career.

  • @chevargrey9848
    @chevargrey9848 3 года назад +2

    My favorite player alongside his cousin Tracey McGrady

  • @emichels
    @emichels 3 года назад

    Yup. Best dunker ever. Went to high school with him. 1995 Bucs. Daytona Beach Mainland. Buc Pride Never Dies!

  • @nickerpsg1
    @nickerpsg1 3 года назад

    Hi Courtney, love your reactions and I've been following your videos for sometime. I know that you do most of your videos about America. I want to suggest another "theme"...our music. There is a Acapella group that has revolutionized that genre for the past 9 years...just to start off with there are a couple of recommendations...."Hallelujah" (approaching 600,000,000 views, and "Amazing Grace", which is their latest video and in 2 days is close to 1,000,000 views. In their career they have put out over 400 videos; won 3 Grammys; a multitude of concerts, and 4 world tours with all sold out. BTW, all their videos are approaching 6,000,000,000 views !! Hope you join the journey !!

  • @Stevesrssrssrs
    @Stevesrssrssrs 3 года назад +1

    Pts: 16 Paul Pierce 26,397
    17 John Havlicek 26,395
    18 Kevin Garnett 26,071
    19 Vince Carter 25,728
    20 Alex English 25,613
    21 Reggie Miller 25,279
    22 Jerry West 25,192
    23 Patrick Ewing 24,815
    24 Ray Allen 24,505

  • @Smoothe88
    @Smoothe88 3 года назад

    Oh yeah, Not only was he the greatest in game dunker, he was MAD clutch with game winning buzzer beaters!

  • @MrJerseyfinest10
    @MrJerseyfinest10 2 года назад

    Vince Carter Was A Beast Miss The Days When He Was on Nj Nets Now Brooklyn Nets

  • @Montweezy
    @Montweezy 3 года назад +1

    And when they traded him both him and Jamison played at Carolina in college. Jamison graduated with me from high school in 95 from Providence high in Charlotte

  • @Jolly-Green-Steve
    @Jolly-Green-Steve 3 года назад

    I remember seeing my brother's high school basketball team play Vince's team in high school but Vince didn't play in the game because of an injury. My brother's team still lost by a lot though.

  • @phillip5480
    @phillip5480 Год назад

    You're reactions are so real, innocent and cute. You're gorgeous beyond compare ❤️

  • @jasonbenoit5326
    @jasonbenoit5326 3 года назад

    Love the hair

  • @Evocati2008
    @Evocati2008 3 года назад

    Love your vids, but i think alot of your subs would like to see you show us around New Zealand and see your beautiful country.

  • @Jaysun1
    @Jaysun1 3 года назад

    It's still hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that Vince Carter just retired from the NBA this year. What an amazing career!

  • @kdubbster
    @kdubbster 3 года назад

    Great Reaction. Vince was one of a kind

  • @TubeScavenger
    @TubeScavenger 3 года назад

    He played a record 22 seasons across several teams and one of his good friends that was drafted only a few spots later (Dirk Nowitzki) played a record 21 seasons with the same team.

  • @abdirahmanahmed3592
    @abdirahmanahmed3592 3 года назад +1

    Fun fact vince Carter has played with 37% of all nba players

  • @ahmedi7740
    @ahmedi7740 3 года назад

    2016 dunk contest was also wild

  • @kingsize1182
    @kingsize1182 2 года назад

    Love babygirl's reaction. She's OFF THE HOOK!

  • @fatalbert135
    @fatalbert135 3 года назад

    Def look into "White Chocolate" Jason Williams highlights

  • @dr.wisdom7917
    @dr.wisdom7917 3 года назад

    Yea I was amazed about Vince playing in the NBA for 22 years!

  • @theartofflying3580
    @theartofflying3580 3 года назад

    I'm from Toronto... Vince Carter was kinda a god around these parts and then he left and became he who shall not be mentioned. A couple years back he repaired that relationship and it's all good lol. But he was incredible in his day.

  • @nickgallant3377
    @nickgallant3377 3 года назад

    Allen Iverson and Jason Williams are fun to watch. Also the Larry Bird and Magic Johnson era was great to learn about

  • @C-Lightning
    @C-Lightning 3 года назад

    It's funny how Vince Carter's career in the NBA was delayed because, of a lockout and this (which was his final) season, he called it quits on his career prematurely because, of the pandemic we are all in. I will say though Vince was and always is, "half man, half amazing"

  • @mervinmerencio6861
    @mervinmerencio6861 Год назад

    Great reaction

  • @tazzz1783
    @tazzz1783 3 года назад +1

    The only player in history with 22 seasons in 4 diferent decades...he retired this year - fkn
    LEGEND

  • @OfficialMacLowe
    @OfficialMacLowe 3 года назад

    vince is the best dunker all time imo. a legend!
    they touched on his cousin T-mac in the video. he was cold too!!! should check him out also

  • @scottsabino2903
    @scottsabino2903 3 года назад

    You won't be disappointed!! Great choice! Definitely not overrated

  • @bilalgilani5900
    @bilalgilani5900 3 года назад

    8 time all star, idk why the narrator said 5 lol. Vince was the reason I got into basketball and a big big reason who I am today. Hall of fame here we come

  • @bigemetalmilitia8462
    @bigemetalmilitia8462 3 года назад

    Love Vince. Great reaction

  • @jeromerichardson7980
    @jeromerichardson7980 3 года назад

    My hometown hero I met couple of times in daytona beach because he is a graduate of my high school mainland

  • @seanorlando5932
    @seanorlando5932 Год назад

    I’m from Toronto and ya maybe he acted like a big ass baby his last year playing for us but I have to say Vince did a lot for our team and city, the best dunker of all time!

  • @northernassassin6056
    @northernassassin6056 2 года назад

    Got rid of long ad lead ins and then just immediately crammed them back in our lives. Well played RUclips!

  • @alexk.35
    @alexk.35 3 года назад

    My all time favorite player

  • @amadoumoustaphadieng8660
    @amadoumoustaphadieng8660 3 года назад

    Courtney I wanna come down to New Zealand from Senegal, West Africa.

  • @bryantpomele9150
    @bryantpomele9150 3 года назад

    He's up there on my all-time favorite dunkers list

  • @lawrenceholohan8812
    @lawrenceholohan8812 3 года назад

    His cousin played with him in Toronto and was awesome too, but Vince was known as the human grasshopper and he jumped over a 7'

  • @realisrealite5554
    @realisrealite5554 3 года назад

    Theres so many great players in America that are stars but not known in other countries except for basketball players and teams.The real thing is as many great players as there in the NBA there is thousands of players that are good enough to be in the NBA.

  • @s.k.pmusicpromotion1627
    @s.k.pmusicpromotion1627 3 года назад +1

    Review is cousin Tracey magrady ! Great review

  • @roberthudley2548
    @roberthudley2548 3 года назад

    I remember when it got to the point if Vince jump everyone would stand back.They didn’t want to be put on a poster.🦾🦾🦾

  • @tommyv8584
    @tommyv8584 3 года назад

    That’s some amazing highlights.Fantastic👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🏀🎃☠️👻

  • @erikjon8432
    @erikjon8432 3 года назад +2

    Vince was insane in his prime

  • @warrenroy7333
    @warrenroy7333 3 года назад

    Definitely check out Jason Williams

  • @abovemadness
    @abovemadness 3 года назад

    def not overrated, Most explosive dunker ever! Vince was my fav. Def one of the greatest he has it all!

  • @wkjeeping9053
    @wkjeeping9053 3 года назад

    I loved watching him for the first 5 years. He was just explosive.

  • @blairrice
    @blairrice 3 года назад

    There’s a ten second span here around 16:35 that he dunks on Dunken and then Malone. Arguably the two best PF’s of all time.

  • @alixbullock8041
    @alixbullock8041 3 года назад

    Vince Carter Is My Favorite Basketball Player's

  • @Seven50ml
    @Seven50ml 3 года назад +1

    As much as my heart wants to say Dr J, Vince in the best dunker of all time imo.

  • @thunderdragonaf
    @thunderdragonaf 3 года назад

    He just retired last year. Him playing with the Atlanta Hawks was amazing.

  • @swgroove
    @swgroove 3 года назад

    Only player in NBA history to play in 4 different decades and 2 different centuries...pretty wild!!!

  • @richien5657
    @richien5657 3 года назад

    Check out hockey in Canada... Wayne Gretzky! Greatest or Alex Ovechkin
    Player ever lived for hockey!

  • @franciscobustamante3326
    @franciscobustamante3326 3 года назад

    I love how you evolved to American Culture. I remember watching your early videos and I see a difference.

  • @choco2178
    @choco2178 2 года назад

    Look where he caught the ball for that dunk

  • @ObiWanGinobiliTopFan
    @ObiWanGinobiliTopFan 3 года назад

    Oh you never heard of Vince Carter aka Vincanity before you made this video? I think I'm about to watch your mind get blown lol. 😁😝🔥

  • @walther9009
    @walther9009 3 года назад

    Thats my school. We have a statue of Vince Carter infront of our gym

  • @choco2178
    @choco2178 2 года назад

    You need to watch when Kobe Bryant (RIP) scored 81 points on the Toronto Raptors

  • @iglaries1023
    @iglaries1023 3 года назад

    You should react to Le'Veon Bell when he was with the Steelers

  • @jimforrestal4218
    @jimforrestal4218 3 года назад

    she is so beautiful

  • @david-marineveteran4548
    @david-marineveteran4548 3 года назад +10

    Vince is the greatest dunker ever. Great player as well. Not a superstar, but an all around talent. Congrats on retirement Vince.

    • @michaelbcohen
      @michaelbcohen 3 года назад +1

      I wasn't even a Raptors fan, but I had a Jersey of his as a kid. I was in awe of his dunk talent and his outside shooting ability. Being a Knicks fan for a team I was a fan of his personally.

    • @ki11atj49
      @ki11atj49 3 года назад +7

      Vince Carter was a superstar he just didn't stay that way for long

    • @troyp5359
      @troyp5359 3 года назад +1

      Not a raptors fan either but Vince Carter was one of my favorite players, so fun to watch!

    • @xcen1
      @xcen1 3 года назад

      @@ki11atj49 no he was good in NJ nets. you're recognized as a superstar like what Butler did. Being on the big stage nba finals. Vince didn't have a ring and never went to finals. But he didn't have much help and was overused. He just became the main scorer too much.

    • @patrickperry8951
      @patrickperry8951 3 года назад

      Yes he was until he got hurt