LeBron arrived to the gym 8 hours early to prepare for the Suns game. He also sleeps 8 hours and sometimes naps after his morning workout. Dude's discipline is outta this world
You sleep with him or something😂. Only lebron fans say borderline homo shit tryna make a point n don't realize it. Like u know him personally. Ppl like u is weirdos
LeBron’s genetically gifted, combine that with discipline, mastery of your body. Bron’s playing weight throughout his career was 245 to 280 lbs but jumps higher than 95% of the guys in the NBA and never had a serious knee injury is crazy. All that because he knows how to run, jump, and land properly.
Bron’s been playing so long that his early years are indistinguishable from modern basketball. No 5 Out offense, less 3’s, Manu was the only one Eurostepping, PG’s were all short. Crazy.
Lebron's discipline is a result of having a stable home life. He ain't clubbing & and partying, constantly looking for the new BBL's, that makes it easier to sleep 8 hrs, train, and eat
It's weird, because FLOYD MAYWEATHER went to clubs. partying and STRIP CLUBS throughout his whole career 😆. And that never effected his body in a negative way, he went undefeated, and was one of the most well conditioned boxers in history 🤣
The greatest?????? So will that documentary talk about the 2007 finals......the 2010 series against Bost......2011'against Dallas......2014 against San Antonio.........The greatest you say,Sir??????
@@JonThompson-bt8rwofc they'll talk about the losses. That's what makes his story so great. He failed, and came back and won. Went to the finals 8 straight years. Jordan had to take a break after 3. Going to the finals is one of the hardest things to do in basketball. And he did it 8 years in a row, 10 times in his career. Pretty good.
Being this extremely gifted, talented, and also hard working is an overwhelming combination. I mean just the fact that lebron in year 21 is shooting better than he ever has, shows his level of dedication
Why wouldn't his shooting improve with more years of experience? He's still athletic. Once that goes then you'll see the shooting go. Until then he'll just get better at shooting. When people start sucking at basketball, it isn't because they can't shoot anymore. They just can't run or jump as good anymore and can't get open shots off like they used to.
@@ebogar42 That's not how it works bud. No one's 3pt shooting has improved over time like that. Especially after 20+ years. In fact, it's the exact opposite. Most players as they reach their mid 30's steadily take and make less shots. Lebron is no exception to father time either. It's just this season he has been shooting lights out so far. I'm pretty sure that will regress to his average by the end of the season. But my point is that even after decades, he clearly works his ass off every day to maintain his skills
It doesn't improve because they get less athletic. They can still hit shots, but can't get open like they used to or get their shots off like they once could. If they were just playing with average guys in a gym somewhere they would hit everything they shot probably. There comes a point after an injury usually that the game either goes too fast to keep up, or you just can't jump that high anymore. Sometimes it's just athletes aren't working that hard in the off season to stay in great shape and lose their athletic ability more and more each year. Lebron has always avoided a serious injury which has helped him extend his time in sports. He works hard too in the off season to keep up with the pace. He's still athletic and can get to the spots he's comfortable at to score. There are athletic 38 year olds. It's not a new thing. Not the first time they've dominated close to 40 and even well over 40. Jordan was still good at 38. Nolan Ryan was still a top pitcher at 46. George Forman was winning world heavyweight championships at 45. They all had something in common. No serious injuries their whole career. Nolan Ryan finally had his though and what ended his career. Him pitching still 100 MPH and doing what he was doing seemed impossible at the time it happened. He could have pitched until he was 50. Also someone who worked out daily and was in great shape.
@@ebogar42 My point was that shooting doesn't improve with "more years of experience". I don't know why you just made that up. It's not a thing. And your comparison doesn't make sense. Jordan retired in his prime, and returned when he was almost 40. He could've gotten injured in the decade between that. And at this age he was a 20 minute a game bench player. Not an MVP level superstar who was shooting a career high percentage. And lebron did have a serious injury. He has had a nagging groin injury for years now. But conditioning and work ethic goes a long way, and again this is why lebron is so great - his discipline in maintaining that even after so many years. It just goes back to what I said, and what melo said
How does something you do not improve with more years of experience? Explain how that works. More practice equals getting better at something unless for some reason you can't do it because you get injured or slow down. I've played with guys in their 50s that can easily shoot and make just about everything they shoot. They don't have some great jump shot or super fast. Could they do that in the NBA? No they couldn't. It's a different speed. You wouldn't get the shots you can easily make when you got other slow guys on you. I've also played other sports like softball and guys older than 40 are jacking homeruns every damn time they get up. They can still throw hard and accurate. They just aren't that fast or can jump high. @@kuruptzZz
Finally someone seems happy for Bron my only regret is Melo isn’t right there with him I can’t help it but I truly believe with discipline Melo could have been like 30pts 8rb 4ast 50/40/85 for 20 years because his game and touch was built for anything offensively he was so dope I saw him live in College he was playing the 4 and he was giving work from everywhere!
@@ishyameru6232 I think y'all are overestimating Melo. But I will say he could have avg a triple double way before Westbrook did if he actually cared about getting others involved. Dude was immensely talented and honestly underperformed. Not to diminish his career by any means. But he definitely should've been giving Bron a challenge as the best player in the league during their time.
Melo had an excellent career. He probably could have been slightly better had he had the discipline of Bron but Bron is a once in a generation talent. Melo didn't have Bron's gifts in terms of athleticism and passing ability. I also think Melo would have been a lot better if he was a 3 point marksman instead of just a midrange savant. He always had a beautiful stroke but was never really deadly from downtown.
We have to acknowledge him having his Alfred to his Batman in his lovely wife Savannah. She has been clearing his runway to take off and land from the the start. Never nagged him to sacrifice his life's work for meaningless outings because she understood her role in his life. You can't have the discipline LeBron has without the support she gives him. Savannah is every man's dream and LeBron's pride and joy.
@JonThompson-bt8rw it's definitely not people love to tear him down and say he's not better then Jordan it's like a back handed compliment yeah your great and better then everybody but mj lol it's like relax and enjoy his greatness
I saw about 3/4 of Kobe’s career…never saw MJ’s career…I remember the hype surrounding Lebron and I have moments in my life tied to some of his biggest career moments. I’ve seen the span of his entire career and my reaction is still the same…”this guy is different.” It’s amazing to see someone his age still starting in today’s game where like Melo mentioned you got to a certain age and you got shipped off to come off the bench. He’s my GOAT…I’m not throwing in shots at Kobe or MJ but LBJ is who I grew up watching and still watching.
Ayo... Hire a social media manager and have all the "hot takes" as tik tok and RUclips clips ... easy view and you build the curiosity and new fan base.. don't be afraid to name drop Melo and Kid Mero as much as possible for now.
All my new favorite shows have come from seeing the shorts and then finally saying you know what let me check out the full podcast, just happened with the raw room
@@dionsmith3427Jordan Also Retired 2 Times In The Middle Of His Career and Still Couldn't Last Even Half Of The Time LEBRON Has Put Into The NBA On Top Of Playing Another 4 or 5 Seasons Worth Of Games In The Playoffs... Jordan Just Ain't On LEBRON JAMES Level.... BIG FACTS 🤷🏿♂️
I never realized Melo actually didn't have a major injury during his time. No big surgery or nothing. I still thought he should've been back knocking down threes on the Lakers. Wish he would've came in 2014 too that summer was crazy
Melo is the 9th all time in scoring (gonna be 10th once KD passes him soon) but still was an incredible scorer throughout his career. Ahead of his time, prime melo would EASILY average 30 in today's offensive focused league. And he was an underrated rebounder. The stats don't show it but he got them when the team needed it and was always good in the clutch. One of the most underrated, humble players of all time!
For pretty much his whole career he played in a league with LeBron, Duncan, KD, and Garnett. Of course he's not gonna be one of the 2 forwards selected for all-nba...@IGcantstopfactsbreh
It’s not just about being disciplined with LeBron. Although that does play a major role as to why he’s still running up and down the court with 20 year olds. LeBron has a special gift that he was blessed with by the Most High. A gift that no one else in the league has.
I think of Bron kinda like Lewis Hamilton. Nico Rosberg was able to lock in for one year and beat him, he gave up everything he loved, was 100% focussed and with a little bit of luck he got the title. That year took so much out of him that he retired on the spot. The next year, Hamilton straight back at it. That's what's different about these dudes, the Kobes, MJ's and Bron's, they come out every year like they ain't ever won shit. They go through the process with 100% committment when they have nothing left to prove to anybody. That's one of the secrets, if you ever wanna achieve something, don't tell anybody, not a soul. It's easy to make excuses to others as to why you failed. It's real hard to look at yourself in the mirror and tell a lie.
Yeah they are some very weird individuals lol they want to win it all!! They want all the accolades! Bron definitely picked up some of that mentality from Kobe!! I mean as he should since we know Bron a student of the game. But what’s crazy….it mainly started with MJ!! Mj gave that mentality to Kobe, then Kobe gave it to Bron!
@@devantetjohnsonNo…he’s just always been like that. He didn’t pick up anything from Kobe. Stop trying to discredit someone in order to give credit to another.
There is a great interview with Steve Kerr, where he is talking about the Bulls are ahead 30+points in a regular season game, and Kerr does something stupid (which does not matter at all because they are definitely winning the game), and Jordan just rails into him "the score is 0-0. the score is 0-0. what are you doing?" and to me that is something that just a gear most people (me included) will never have.
@@devantetjohnsonIn an interview Brons ex head coach said at age 21 he was already head and shoulders above every other player on the team when it came to preparation and taking care of his body. I’m sure he learned from Kobe but to act like it was just bc of Kobe is disrespectful to Brons work ethic which was developed well before the NBA.
The best ever I been watching him since I was 9 I’m 30 now unbelievable legendary shit the haters will forever hate greatness but true fans will appreciate everything Lebron James has done for the Game ⭐️ 👑🐐
Didn’t even mention the discipline away from the game. Family structure, no controversy, paternity suits, public drunkenness or fights, lawlessness or any form, etc. SINCE THE 10TH GRADE. This will never be done again, on or off the court.
Personally, I think the biggest distinction between Bron and all other players is that he came into the league determined to be one of the BEST EVER. From day 1 that was a goal of his, and he's followed thru and been incredibly disciplined and humble throughout the journey. They say hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. But what about when talent works harder than everyone else? That's what differentiates great players from all time greats. LeBron has surpassed all the hype, every challenge, and all every expectation anyone has ever put on him. 😊
That's deep !! I heard a lot of people trying to say a lot about LeBron James but If you want to know about any player or any person for that matter, then listen to the people who know that person closely.
*Melo on the Knicks was the greatest time of my life...had money, business and women...when he left the Knicks my life went downhill. Every time my favorite Knicks players leave life takes a turn for the worst b* 😂🤣🤣
He is probably the most dedicated athlete that ever lived.. he has had a wonderful career wonderful friendship a great family and he’s a billionaire he doesn’t even need to work this hard or win anything cause it will add nothing to his legacy at this point but he still leaves his family behind and goes and tries to win games and conduct himself well everyday how is this even possible what motivates this man isn’t he already great
I'll share a lebron moment. i was a videographer for NIKE when LeBron came to the Philippines around 2017 i think and i see his sched. one thing struck me the most is he arrived 11pm here and the dude had a 2am workout. like wtf is he doing that's offseason
With all the hate for NO REASON Bron received, I gotta say it’s truly refreshing to hear him get talking highly about. Been saying this for years but THEY GONNA MISS HIM WHEN HES GINE FORGOT and that’s a factual bet I can not make this up!
I say this to try and put it into perspective. LeBron is 39 and has been a professional athlete for 21 years… Been an NBA pro basketball player over half his life 😂😳
Melo should had a regular season MVP at least 2-3 rings n be top 3 in scoring all time but they sat him 2 years in his prime then he was on the rockets not getting passed the ball then he played half a yr with Portland
Everytime he scored 15points or got hot, they took him out the game, even in La. They didnt want him to pass Shaq on all time scoring. He got real close. KD gonna pass both of them now.
@@OmegaLevel-GodTier kd will pass him but nobody view h as a better scorer just skip n first take trys to call him the best mid range shooter when melo got a better fg%
@IGcantstopfactsbrehthe rockets signed him for a vet minimum contract and he was let go out of nowhere 10 games in. They did him dirty because he was already warming up for a game and they told him not to play, and then waived/traded him the next day. They should’ve never signed him in the first place if they weren’t gonna integrate him in the offense.
lucky for le bron the nba is different today. plus allowing time management...and literally the millions he is spending for his body. he is cutting short the game. but you cant argue with his gifted body.
I've seen just about everyone who has played pro basketball. LeBron has been on another level his whole life. There hasn't been another player like him probably won't be for another 20 years. He's the perfect combination of body and mind. But more importantly,he knows it,respect it,and uses it. The best i have ever seen. Basketball will be boring without him. Think of it; some people have been watching him thier entire lives. And when hes gone,the game will look different. There is no other player who draws like him. Viewer ship will go down. I won't watch as much. Wembley is interesting but again compare his first year to labrons he's not willing his team to win. And he's not that athletic,he should be almost jumping over the backboard. He needs LaBron mindset,but doesn't have it. He'll be good but not great,not seeing that at this point.l in his career. While we know what LaBron did his first year.
Imagine how happy all these players were when podcasts came along and they realized they could speak more freely. The current players still try to stay PC, but the retired one are REALLY themselves. They go from "We just played hard and executed on the defensive end..." to "Them n--ggas is old, man. They are. Old n--gas done took over the league." lol
I still don’t understand why Melo not on a roster. It’s something going on in da NBA it’s a lot of vets that could still play and no team will pick them up. Melo, Boogie Cuzins, I.T and many more
Genetically gifted, insane discipline, with arguably the highest basketball IQ ever. Dude's really the chosen one.
Also the Illuminati are involved in that
Exactly, GOAT conversation has to include him now. No disrespect to Jordan but he’s been dethroned
@@Phillyboi215 At least and argument. Top 5 easy no debates. Mj, lebron , kareem cemented in there
Tbh the highest ball IQ is not even an argument
@@shedzproductions8262 Kareem? You mean Wilt?
LeBron arrived to the gym 8 hours early to prepare for the Suns game. He also sleeps 8 hours and sometimes naps after his morning workout. Dude's discipline is outta this world
Yeahhhhhh HARD WORK!
That documentary gone rival the last dance.
@@devantetjohnsonit’s going to be the new blueprint of how you supposed to move in the league
That’s how long it take for him to prepare for games. It takes extra work for him because he has to be on his a game because he’s aging.
You sleep with him or something😂. Only lebron fans say borderline homo shit tryna make a point n don't realize it. Like u know him personally. Ppl like u is weirdos
LeBron’s genetically gifted, combine that with discipline, mastery of your body. Bron’s playing weight throughout his career was 245 to 280 lbs but jumps higher than 95% of the guys in the NBA and never had a serious knee injury is crazy. All that because he knows how to run, jump, and land properly.
Everything Zion can't/won't do smh
I agree but I’m not gone lie lebron was NEVER to 280 😂 maybe 260 at the most! Anything above that is super cap
@@supersaiyan7_270 in Miami from what I’ve heard, Paul George said Bron outweighs him by ALOT on his podcast
I think PEDS has something to do with his longevity.
Plus 💉, he will definitely go further
Bron’s been playing so long that his early years are indistinguishable from modern basketball. No 5 Out offense, less 3’s, Manu was the only one Eurostepping, PG’s were all short. Crazy.
He kinda played throw three different era styles
@@toledoatkins😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊aa😊
@@toledoatkinsthat's crazy fr, and adapted to each one. Man shooting 30 footers casually now
@@MuckNoyaHe was shooting 30 footer in the 2000’s too, he was actually one of the first to do it consistently with Gilbert Arenas
Facts 💯💯💯💯💯
Lebron's discipline is a result of having a stable home life. He ain't clubbing & and partying, constantly looking for the new BBL's, that makes it easier to sleep 8 hrs, train, and eat
Underrated comment
Zion😂😂
His circle from day one needs a lot of credit. Sound yourself with good ppl
It's weird, because FLOYD MAYWEATHER went to clubs. partying and STRIP CLUBS throughout his whole career 😆. And that never effected his body in a negative way, he went undefeated, and was one of the most well conditioned boxers in history 🤣
You absolutely don't know. He could be cheating on his wife too.
Bron documentary will be insane. The greatest to ever do it.. So good to hear from Mero again! Missed this guy!.
The greatest?????? So will that documentary talk about the 2007 finals......the 2010 series against Bost......2011'against Dallas......2014 against San Antonio.........The greatest you say,Sir??????
@@JonThompson-bt8rwthe greatest athlete to do it. Period.
I found Mero again on MLB TV. He's def an asset
@@JonThompson-bt8rw when you dying?
@@JonThompson-bt8rwofc they'll talk about the losses. That's what makes his story so great. He failed, and came back and won. Went to the finals 8 straight years. Jordan had to take a break after 3. Going to the finals is one of the hardest things to do in basketball. And he did it 8 years in a row, 10 times in his career. Pretty good.
Last game its like LeBron switch how old he is with Zion. Zion looked 40 and leBron looked young and fresh and ready for battle.
Lebron is likely using PEDS
He Space Jammed him and took his abilities.
Being this extremely gifted, talented, and also hard working is an overwhelming combination. I mean just the fact that lebron in year 21 is shooting better than he ever has, shows his level of dedication
Why wouldn't his shooting improve with more years of experience? He's still athletic. Once that goes then you'll see the shooting go. Until then he'll just get better at shooting. When people start sucking at basketball, it isn't because they can't shoot anymore. They just can't run or jump as good anymore and can't get open shots off like they used to.
@@ebogar42 That's not how it works bud. No one's 3pt shooting has improved over time like that. Especially after 20+ years. In fact, it's the exact opposite. Most players as they reach their mid 30's steadily take and make less shots.
Lebron is no exception to father time either. It's just this season he has been shooting lights out so far. I'm pretty sure that will regress to his average by the end of the season. But my point is that even after decades, he clearly works his ass off every day to maintain his skills
It doesn't improve because they get less athletic. They can still hit shots, but can't get open like they used to or get their shots off like they once could. If they were just playing with average guys in a gym somewhere they would hit everything they shot probably. There comes a point after an injury usually that the game either goes too fast to keep up, or you just can't jump that high anymore. Sometimes it's just athletes aren't working that hard in the off season to stay in great shape and lose their athletic ability more and more each year. Lebron has always avoided a serious injury which has helped him extend his time in sports. He works hard too in the off season to keep up with the pace. He's still athletic and can get to the spots he's comfortable at to score. There are athletic 38 year olds. It's not a new thing. Not the first time they've dominated close to 40 and even well over 40. Jordan was still good at 38. Nolan Ryan was still a top pitcher at 46. George Forman was winning world heavyweight championships at 45. They all had something in common. No serious injuries their whole career. Nolan Ryan finally had his though and what ended his career. Him pitching still 100 MPH and doing what he was doing seemed impossible at the time it happened. He could have pitched until he was 50. Also someone who worked out daily and was in great shape.
@@ebogar42 My point was that shooting doesn't improve with "more years of experience". I don't know why you just made that up. It's not a thing.
And your comparison doesn't make sense. Jordan retired in his prime, and returned when he was almost 40. He could've gotten injured in the decade between that. And at this age he was a 20 minute a game bench player. Not an MVP level superstar who was shooting a career high percentage. And lebron did have a serious injury. He has had a nagging groin injury for years now. But conditioning and work ethic goes a long way, and again this is why lebron is so great - his discipline in maintaining that even after so many years. It just goes back to what I said, and what melo said
How does something you do not improve with more years of experience? Explain how that works. More practice equals getting better at something unless for some reason you can't do it because you get injured or slow down. I've played with guys in their 50s that can easily shoot and make just about everything they shoot. They don't have some great jump shot or super fast. Could they do that in the NBA? No they couldn't. It's a different speed. You wouldn't get the shots you can easily make when you got other slow guys on you. I've also played other sports like softball and guys older than 40 are jacking homeruns every damn time they get up. They can still throw hard and accurate. They just aren't that fast or can jump high. @@kuruptzZz
It's wonderful to see Love to players upward , no salty just Honors and Respect ,Wow Energy Filled with Natural props !
Finally someone seems happy for Bron my only regret is Melo isn’t right there with him I can’t help it but I truly believe with discipline Melo could have been like 30pts 8rb 4ast 50/40/85 for 20 years because his game and touch was built for anything offensively he was so dope I saw him live in College he was playing the 4 and he was giving work from everywhere!
Bro if he averaged those numbers for 20yrs he would be the GOAT. Lol hell if avg those for 10yrs he would be the GOAT
@@nygelwalker9162 I totally agree!
i agree forget If he just locked in on defense
@@ishyameru6232 I think y'all are overestimating Melo. But I will say he could have avg a triple double way before Westbrook did if he actually cared about getting others involved. Dude was immensely talented and honestly underperformed. Not to diminish his career by any means. But he definitely should've been giving Bron a challenge as the best player in the league during their time.
Melo had an excellent career. He probably could have been slightly better had he had the discipline of Bron but Bron is a once in a generation talent. Melo didn't have Bron's gifts in terms of athleticism and passing ability.
I also think Melo would have been a lot better if he was a 3 point marksman instead of just a midrange savant. He always had a beautiful stroke but was never really deadly from downtown.
This guy asking all the tough questions. Great interview.
it's not an interview. they are co-hosts. it's a podcast
Is that robert horry?
We have to acknowledge him having his Alfred to his Batman in his lovely wife Savannah. She has been clearing his runway to take off and land from the the start. Never nagged him to sacrifice his life's work for meaningless outings because she understood her role in his life. You can't have the discipline LeBron has without the support she gives him. Savannah is every man's dream and LeBron's pride and joy.
T Mac and Iverson in the Pistons jersey was nasty work..and I'm from Detroit 😂
I think the fact that lebron is getting closer to the end , he is squeezing out every ounce of greatness he has for us.
WITNESS 👁️👁️
This podcast about to blow up 📈
It’s crazy I haven’t imagine an NBA without Lebron. His greatness will be acknowledged when he’s retires.
So lebron's greatness isnt acknowledged now????
@@JonThompson-bt8rwIt'll be really appreciated when he's finally gone. Rn there's way more people that despise him than like him.
Agreed, I felt the same with Kobe. But thankfully Lebron held it down for the NBA. Who’s next
@JonThompson-bt8rw it's definitely not people love to tear him down and say he's not better then Jordan it's like a back handed compliment yeah your great and better then everybody but mj lol it's like relax and enjoy his greatness
Whos actually next fr@@waleed904
I saw about 3/4 of Kobe’s career…never saw MJ’s career…I remember the hype surrounding Lebron and I have moments in my life tied to some of his biggest career moments. I’ve seen the span of his entire career and my reaction is still the same…”this guy is different.” It’s amazing to see someone his age still starting in today’s game where like Melo mentioned you got to a certain age and you got shipped off to come off the bench. He’s my GOAT…I’m not throwing in shots at Kobe or MJ but LBJ is who I grew up watching and still watching.
I saw Kareem, Dr J, Magic, Bird, Isiah and MJ
Lebron is the Goat
I like this standing on business
forreal how old are you and why do you think this? Genuiienly curious about your opinion on this subject@@lukephillips770
“I know how he prepare himself to go to war” 🔥🔥🔥
Hey everyone.... Last but not Least.... Lebron has a amazing family that's behind him and understands his passion for the game!!!!
Ayo... Hire a social media manager and have all the "hot takes" as tik tok and RUclips clips ... easy view and you build the curiosity and new fan base.. don't be afraid to name drop Melo and Kid Mero as much as possible for now.
All my new favorite shows have come from seeing the shorts and then finally saying you know what let me check out the full podcast, just happened with the raw room
youre a REAL LIFE psychopath.
DOPE.
They already implementing this bro
He know what he doing😂😂😂 need to call deezus
I like how he called himself out Melo is great! 😂
Damn Lebron is more disciplined than Michael Jordan ever was!
Jordan played every game. Lebron doesn't. 😂
And Jordan still better shit crazy asl
@@dionsmith3427Jordan Also Retired 2 Times In The Middle Of His Career and Still Couldn't Last Even Half Of The Time LEBRON Has Put Into The NBA On Top Of Playing Another 4 or 5 Seasons Worth Of Games In The Playoffs... Jordan Just Ain't On LEBRON JAMES Level.... BIG FACTS 🤷🏿♂️
@@dionsmith3427I’d play them too if I was going to play against bums..different levels of competition fam
LLLLLL.
Im excited to see this channel blow up from here
Melo you are one of my all time players. I subscribed as soon as I saw this. Much love.
I respect tf outta this interview cus Bron and Melo been tied together since they entered the league its deep
I never realized Melo actually didn't have a major injury during his time. No big surgery or nothing. I still thought he should've been back knocking down threes on the Lakers. Wish he would've came in 2014 too that summer was crazy
Knee and shoulder injuries are serious
He played the 2013 playoffs with a torn shoulder & had knee surgery after the 2014 season. Was never the same after
Menlo was never the same after his knee injury...
He had knee surgery when he was with knicks
@@clutch7548 thank u
He is right, but bron is also one of the most gifted sports players ever. He really is thanos
Melo is the 9th all time in scoring (gonna be 10th once KD passes him soon) but still was an incredible scorer throughout his career. Ahead of his time, prime melo would EASILY average 30 in today's offensive focused league. And he was an underrated rebounder. The stats don't show it but he got them when the team needed it and was always good in the clutch. One of the most underrated, humble players of all time!
For pretty much his whole career he played in a league with LeBron, Duncan, KD, and Garnett. Of course he's not gonna be one of the 2 forwards selected for all-nba...@IGcantstopfactsbreh
@IGcantstopfactsbrehdude most scorers don’t score 50% fg at any point shooting at a high clip, are you a casual lol?
@IGcantstopfactsbreh Kobe, MJ, curry, KD and many more scorers all shoot under 50% FG over their career… lol as stated your statement makes no sense
It’s not just about being disciplined with LeBron. Although that does play a major role as to why he’s still running up and down the court with 20 year olds. LeBron has a special gift that he was blessed with by the Most High. A gift that no one else in the league has.
His discipline is as impressive as his athleticism. What an amazing human really.
@@theanonymouslegion4811 indeed
I think of Bron kinda like Lewis Hamilton. Nico Rosberg was able to lock in for one year and beat him, he gave up everything he loved, was 100% focussed and with a little bit of luck he got the title. That year took so much out of him that he retired on the spot. The next year, Hamilton straight back at it.
That's what's different about these dudes, the Kobes, MJ's and Bron's, they come out every year like they ain't ever won shit. They go through the process with 100% committment when they have nothing left to prove to anybody.
That's one of the secrets, if you ever wanna achieve something, don't tell anybody, not a soul. It's easy to make excuses to others as to why you failed. It's real hard to look at yourself in the mirror and tell a lie.
Yeah they are some very weird individuals lol they want to win it all!! They want all the accolades! Bron definitely picked up some of that mentality from Kobe!! I mean as he should since we know Bron a student of the game. But what’s crazy….it mainly started with MJ!! Mj gave that mentality to Kobe, then Kobe gave it to Bron!
@@devantetjohnsonNo…he’s just always been like that.
He didn’t pick up anything from Kobe. Stop trying to discredit someone in order to give credit to another.
There is a great interview with Steve Kerr, where he is talking about the Bulls are ahead 30+points in a regular season game, and Kerr does something stupid (which does not matter at all because they are definitely winning the game), and Jordan just rails into him "the score is 0-0. the score is 0-0. what are you doing?" and to me that is something that just a gear most people (me included) will never have.
Facts Lewis and bron are the same age too
@@devantetjohnsonIn an interview Brons ex head coach said at age 21 he was already head and shoulders above every other player on the team when it came to preparation and taking care of his body. I’m sure he learned from Kobe but to act like it was just bc of Kobe is disrespectful to Brons work ethic which was developed well before the NBA.
The best ever I been watching him since I was 9 I’m 30 now unbelievable legendary shit the haters will forever hate greatness but true fans will appreciate everything Lebron James has done for the Game ⭐️ 👑🐐
I'm proud to see Melo thriving....#BMORELUV
Didn’t even mention the discipline away from the game. Family structure, no controversy, paternity suits, public drunkenness or fights, lawlessness or any form, etc. SINCE THE 10TH GRADE.
This will never be done again, on or off the court.
2 decades but the game is only 75yrs old. i like that from melo! game recognizes game!
Classic 💎 He dropping jewels
Carmelo should be in the league still
Melo is the coolest dude to ever suit up in the NBA!
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Nope dillon brooks
T-Mac in the Pistons jersey was nasty work
Personally, I think the biggest distinction between Bron and all other players is that he came into the league determined to be one of the BEST EVER. From day 1 that was a goal of his, and he's followed thru and been incredibly disciplined and humble throughout the journey. They say hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. But what about when talent works harder than everyone else? That's what differentiates great players from all time greats. LeBron has surpassed all the hype, every challenge, and all every expectation anyone has ever put on him. 😊
"The Art of War" - I Love that! and I would ad " The Passion" as well
That's deep !! I heard a lot of people trying to say a lot about LeBron James but
If you want to know about any player or any person for that matter, then listen to the people who know that person closely.
*Melo on the Knicks was the greatest time of my life...had money, business and women...when he left the Knicks my life went downhill. Every time my favorite Knicks players leave life takes a turn for the worst b* 😂🤣🤣
Rise again my brother
😂😂😂😂😂
I feel you
@@bilguuntsog-ochir3889 Peace! If God wills.
I remember we spent alot of money 💰 good times
Thanks Melo you are the meaning for that's what friends are for❤❤❤❤❤❤
He is probably the most dedicated athlete that ever lived.. he has had a wonderful career wonderful friendship a great family and he’s a billionaire he doesn’t even need to work this hard or win anything cause it will add nothing to his legacy at this point but he still leaves his family behind and goes and tries to win games and conduct himself well everyday how is this even possible what motivates this man isn’t he already great
Very authentic interview 💯 Hard
I'll share a lebron moment. i was a videographer for NIKE when LeBron came to the Philippines around 2017 i think and i see his sched. one thing struck me the most is he arrived 11pm here and the dude had a 2am workout. like wtf is he doing that's offseason
I don't know. I think I'd rather see old Melo on the court than the Zion we saw in this last game.
FACTS 😂
100%
melo has that wu-tang lookin rizz right now. he seriously looks like the biggest wu-tang clan member
Legoat looks the happiest on the court. Reminds me of the early cav days
Take a drink every time Carmelo says discipline.
Bron documentary will be insane. The greatest to ever do it.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jordan the greatest
Facts
@@Lo_2xxlol you keep thinking that
Facts! The Goat!!!!!!
Glad RUclips recommended this
Best video thank you for giving Big G a chance to speak 🦍💙
This guy asking all the tough questions. Great interview.. Damn Lebron is more disciplined than Michael Jordan ever was!.
No lie I miss D&M but I got high hopes.for this. Mero is my guy!! Please don't break my heart again! 😅
His other new podcast Victory Light has been fantastic so far. Check it out.
@@thefatness16 Thanks didn't know about it.
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@thefatness16 agreed its been hilarious
Not just a Goat because of the talent but also a Goat because he's a Capricron which explains the next level discipline!
As a South African, Melo is one of ours. I've always been a fan and to discover his affinity with our country and art just took it to another level.
Here to stay 💪🏽🙌🏽
Bron is a Don… Thanks for the stories Melo 💯 ✨🕊
D wade in a cavs jersey was crazy.
Bro yall need at least 10 clips from every episode. I didnt even know this existed! 😎
With all the hate for NO REASON Bron received, I gotta say it’s truly refreshing to hear him get talking highly about. Been saying this for years but THEY GONNA MISS HIM WHEN HES GINE FORGOT and that’s a factual bet I can not make this up!
So good to hear from Mero again! Missed this guy!
What mellow is overlooking is that Bron played at another level for those 20 vs all those guts and STILL is after 20 years.
All of the top greats, MJ, Kobe (late), Lebron, Curry are all extremely disciplined. Extreme means insanity level to average people.
I've never heard Melo talk this much lol
Melo proved that he slacked off in his prime instead of giving 100%
This is the reason why no one else in the next 30 years will match his level of longetivity
He’s definitely the GOAT 🐐 of his era‼️
Melo with the Jordans 🏀🏀🏀
Happy to see my guy Mero back
MJ DID NOT HAVE THIS DISCIPLINE. The man quit the game 3 times, and was a shell of himself later in his career.
was waiting him to mention 'me in hoodie jersey' lol.
I say this to try and put it into perspective. LeBron is 39 and has been a professional athlete for 21 years… Been an NBA pro basketball player over half his life 😂😳
Bron has been in the NBA longer than some rookies have been alive
@@300thNPC hahaha. Facts
The kid mero is killing it !
I was waiting on Melo in a lakers jersey 😂
Sapphire 7’s 🔥, might wear mine today
To get 1 chip in each era is crazy G.O.A.T. 🐐 👑
Who cares is not going to happen. No one can't deny is the greatness of this two players.
You know what's crazy? He's in his year 21 and he still the best and the face of the league! #GOATED
that Martin Lawrence pelle crazy !!!
those shoes are fireeee
I be feeling like them boys sum times I'm 38 😂😂 talk bout in my way y'all gotta jive god all the glory 🙏🏿🙏🏿
@0:04 Bro just thru Steph in the convo for no reason. 😭😭😭💀🤦🏿♂️
I mean, Steph is playing amazing too, at an older age. You can marvel at more than one person
Mero and Melo 🔥🔥🔥
The Houston Shade got it 😂😂😂😂
Melo should had a regular season MVP at least 2-3 rings n be top 3 in scoring all time but they sat him 2 years in his prime then he was on the rockets not getting passed the ball then he played half a yr with Portland
Everytime he scored 15points or got hot, they took him out the game, even in La. They didnt want him to pass Shaq on all time scoring. He got real close. KD gonna pass both of them now.
@@OmegaLevel-GodTier kd will pass him but nobody view h as a better scorer just skip n first take trys to call him the best mid range shooter when melo got a better fg%
Melo and wade should have a MVP
@@Lo_2xx melo was supposed to have rookie of the year n a MVP facts n everyone clearly can see dat
You call it conspiracy, I call it how I see it. That "Bum" would have made top 5 with stable conditions.@IGcantstopfactsbreh
Love the 7’s on Melo
Love this ish man solid ish
It’s good to see Melo laugh at the Houston situation looking back cuz he was done dirty. it almost prematurely ended his career
His career was pretty much over at that point.
@IGcantstopfactsbrehthe rockets signed him for a vet minimum contract and he was let go out of nowhere 10 games in. They did him dirty because he was already warming up for a game and they told him not to play, and then waived/traded him the next day. They should’ve never signed him in the first place if they weren’t gonna integrate him in the offense.
Melo was legit great for the Blazers when he was here in Portland.
yoo...Somebody take a shot every time Melo says discipline
I bet u finna throw up by the night is over 😭🤣
0:55 you in a lakers jersey lol you in a okc jersey lol you in a trailblazers jersey lol now those was wild too gang
I could see Melo in a Lakers jersey. But Okc and Portland, yeah I agree
lucky for le bron the nba is different today. plus allowing time management...and literally the millions he is spending for his body.
he is cutting short the game.
but you cant argue with his gifted body.
Seriously. You are talking about someone talking Care of himself with reproach 🤡🤡🤡
@@sergeesso4480 my topic is basketball. how you love the game, not cheating the game.
seriously ! that's what you get from that ..
I've seen just about everyone who has played pro basketball. LeBron has been on another level his whole life. There hasn't been another player like him probably won't be for another 20 years. He's the perfect combination of body and mind. But more importantly,he knows it,respect it,and uses it. The best i have ever seen. Basketball will be boring without him. Think of it; some people have been watching him thier entire lives. And when hes gone,the game will look different. There is no other player who draws like him. Viewer ship will go down. I won't watch as much. Wembley is interesting but again compare his first year to labrons he's not willing his team to win. And he's not that athletic,he should be almost jumping over the backboard. He needs LaBron mindset,but doesn't have it. He'll be good but not great,not seeing that at this point.l in his career. While we know what LaBron did his first year.
There will always be another. People thought the same about Jordan when he retired.
I will never forget that boat story where LeBron lifegaurd James saved melo's life 😂🔥💪😳
Imagine how happy all these players were when podcasts came along and they realized they could speak more freely. The current players still try to stay PC, but the retired one are REALLY themselves. They go from "We just played hard and executed on the defensive end..." to "Them n--ggas is old, man. They are. Old n--gas done took over the league." lol
I still don’t understand why Melo not on a roster. It’s something going on in da NBA it’s a lot of vets that could still play and no team will pick them up. Melo, Boogie Cuzins, I.T and many more
He can play still but he can't be marketed for money like young guys can. It's about the flash..... also.
I was gonna say houston melo was my fav player at the time
MJ’s stint with the Wizards might be the biggest thing that decides the GOAT debate for me.