10 NBA Legends Confessing Michael Jordan Was A God
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- Here are 10 NBA legends who confess Michael Jordan was a god.
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I don't care what anyone says, MJ and Kobe were a different breed. Hell with Lebron
Killers, they were sharks in the water just waiting to smell blood... Or fear.
casual mj meat rider look at y'all zip it up when you're done
@@majolin6220 I’ve always thought it was strange whenever anyone called someone a D rider or meat rider. I mean, if that’s where your mind is then that’s your business, but why project it upon anyone else? It’s just weird.
@@MS-ns2pj must be american to think this gay way. Sad individual as usual
Dude Lebron is just as great stop it
December 27th, 1997. 12 year old white boy from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada lucky enough to have an uncle and aunt who lived in Highland Park, IL. Uncle told me that morning we were going out for a bite to eat that evening at “Mike’s Place”, be sure to wear your MJ jersey and Js. Evening comes and all of sudden we are close by the United Center. I still figured we were going to MJs restaurant. Start walking and suddenly we are in front of a gate to the stadium. I looked at my uncle with a weird look and said I thought we were going to “Mikes place” for supper and he replied, with the biggest smile “Yes, why do you think we are here?” I was completely and literally shocked and wasn’t sure if it was a joke. Bulls played the Hawks that night. I remember it all so very well and always will. Few things that still stand out: 1 - the intro music, that’s when I realized it was real. I asked my uncle why the crowd was booing Luc Longley every time he touched the ball and being told it was no booing but it was the crowd yelling LUuuuuuuuuuccc!! 2 - binoculars so my uncle could see the cheerleaders better 😂😂😂 3 - rodman had 29 freaking rebounds! 4 - MJ scoring 47! And Phil taking him out with lots of time left and him not hitting 50! 5 - the crowd cheering and encouraging rodman to shoot when he had the ball, especially if he was behind the 3 point line, and him doing so and hitting a 3!!!! We were in IL for Xmas and everyone knew I was going to the game, every1 kept it secret! Best Xmas present EVER and best surprise EVER! Biggest MJ fan before and bigger after! 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐😊
Awesome story.
Dude, these MJ stories never get old. ❤❤❤ 🔥🔥🔥
And that's over 20 plus years since he last laced them up
dude my 6 year old says michael jordan. it's insane
They didn't hear you, you to quite 👀💪🏾💯🤣🤣🤣
Hell, i'm old and white, ( 4 years older than Mike ) and you can't have just one favorite M.J. story ! He was the Goat, and still is !
As a kid from chicago born in 1980 I got to see Jordan play. If felt like the city of chicago would shut down on game night. Its as if it was a holiday or something. It was crazy. Other than my dad MJ was someone i looked up to. Wish i had got a chance to meet him. Second to no one he is the GOAT.
I was 5 when they won the last time ‘98. One of my first ever vivid memories was being at Grant Park for the parade. It felt like the entire city of Chicago was there. The only thing that came close was the Cubs WS win in ‘16, but even that didn’t have the same feeling. I can only imagine what the city was like for the first 5.
Southside
Grew up in Gary Indiana during the 90s I know exactly what you're talking about
I remember when Bird said that 1st game, MJ scored 42 pts. Bird said that won't happen again, then next game MJ scored 63 pts
Yes, that was the Celtics plan. Let MJ score, and stop everyone else. It worked.
@MS-ns2pj there was no one else, I think the 2nd best player on that team was will perdue
@@nathanmckenzie904 George Gervin, Charles Oakley, John Paxon, and Orlando Woolridge were there. Will Purdue wasn’t drafted until 1988.
@@MS-ns2pjthanks for the correction. Iceman was cold AF on the spurs
@@MS-ns2pj george gervin was like 40 and was nothing like the legend at that point
oakley and paxson? why did you mention them? yes good players but nothing for the celtics to worry about AT ALL to be honest
orlando woolridge never made an all star team
stop it
You cut out AI saying to himself to stop looking at him and saying man he’s got on the Jordans 😂
Too hear Shaq say that you don't wanna mess wit God (referring to MJ) is the best compliment cause Shaq called him God and Shaq doesn't pass out compliments like that too nobody
I guess it's just me when they used to work GOD They need to keep god out of their mouth like that
God? He played with a ball! Lmao!!!!!
@@beckyhenson6459 I feel ya bro
All of the stories about Jordan are my favorite stories. They are all entertaining.
People don't really realize the reason why michael jordan had this aura of invincibility was because he never lost on the biggest stage, and he was always the best player on the court.
Whenever anybody tried to talk shit to him, he always got the last laugh.
The saying goes, "When god bleeds, you no longer believe in him." Nobody ever made "god" bleed in Chicago
he was swept twice so get that weak shit out of here. ''never lost on the biggest stage''
@@majolin6220 you know, the playoffs are not the “ biggest stage “, the finals are. The Olympics are. The NCAA championship is.
@@satatay23 playoffs can be the finals dummy! Olympics can't be the biggest stage since not even the best players play there :D And for NCAA we wont even comment on that garbage.
@@majolin6220 Bird and Dr j had a bigger impact on their teams. MJ didn't win til they built a team around him.
@@majolin6220 but it wasnt the final when jordan got swept so ...
yeah on the biggest stage he never failed and never CHOKED (as lebron did in 2011)
the best players DO play in the olympics thats why it was called THE DREAM TEAM
ncaa is not garbage ---its the stage before pros; mj hit the game winner in the championship game at age 19
i.e. he NEVER flopped on the biggest stage as lebron has 6 times
I'm 65 and have watched the 4 major sports my entire life. Baseball, Basketball, Football and Boxing... I've watched a dominant individual in each sport. People who embodied the sport while they played... Willie Mays, Jim Brown, Muhammad Ali and MJ. MJ is the closest to perfection in a sport that I've ever seen.
And, Barry Bonds
MJ is just the new era player that came in before his time. It was smart for the NBA and all the players to push/market him for the betterment of the league but to be honest it was 6 dynasty years with MJ, Pip and Phil and 9 years where he averaged 30 pts and lost. Those 6 years were great though. I'm a Bulls fan
or lebron
Bo Jackson is probably the greatest overall athlete ever but MJ is the most technical and skilled.
The 4 major sports? U forgot the biggest one…Football(soccer). A few names there that have reached near perfection.
It's time, its time to admit that as great Lebron is..... MJ was just different just a once in a lifetime, human being.
LeBron isn’t even the greatest small forward to ever play the game.
@MS-ns2pj you are correct!
@@JB-bc9nm Yep Lebron needs to go stand in line with about 20 other great players... just stop the nonsense with the goat talk. Kobe, Kareem, Magic, Wilt too many dudes better than the nba annointed stat machine
Bron stans will never admit it anyway so let them be. The thing is, bron himself aint happy knowing that mj is the consensus goat and that won't change anytime soon and may even after he retires. It's just sad to see a billionaire not happy. Before kobe passed, you can see he's very happy, enthusiastic and optimistic with his new ventures, new routines, basically his post play life cus he finally accepted and said "there's nobody stepping in jordan's shoes" 😜
@@JB-bc9nm That will always be Bird.
I'm 52 and I've never seen an athlete that had no weaknesses! That coupled with MJ would do something every game you had never seen before or since! 🐐
People don’t realize that Jordan never had a bad game, ever. There were nights when shots weren’t falling, so he would crank up the defense to 11 and wreak havoc on the other team’s scorers.
His weakness is his Love for his Father that make him STOP everything and start afresh with Baron.
Preach mj was spectacular,, AND AMAZING every time he stepped on d court even wen loosing ,MJ WAS D MAN , AND STILL IS D MAN
Michael Jordan was as good at basketball as anyone has ever been good at anything.
That is why you consume so much commercials. Watch this game of March 2003 Wizards VS Lakers
"there's a new sheriff in town", to their faces, is like a sign of respect when you think about it...
My favorite MJ moment was January 15, 1998 when I got to see him play for the first time against AI and the 76ers. It was a special time.
Is that the game that AI crossed him and everyone lost their shit?
KG's story about talking trash to MJ as a rookie, and JR Ryder apologizing to Mike "He just a rookie man, He don't know any better Mike"
Is one of the greatest MJ stories ever
To here how MJ makes people feel is amazing ❤
Bird & Magic saved the NBA - Jordan elevated it!
Very true👌
That's a fact
And Lebron ruined it.
@@jamesjohnson4273 King Flop & Whine!
You know a player is great if they tell you a crazy story and also impact the rest of their life, and then they will never ever forget it. That is the GOAT 🐐
THEY ALL HAVE THE SAME STORY ... HIS AURA WAS MYSTICAL... HE IS JUST DIFFERENT
This phrase will NEVER be mentioned to describe another player in the history of the NBA "it was God disguised as MJ" or any other player in the NBA again ya feel me bro LMBAO
That's the influence of MJ the
🐐OAT
of the game of basketball
NO MATTER WHO YOU LIKE OR LOVE, YOU GOTTA JUST APPRECIATE THE GREATS PERIOD 🤷🏾♂️💯
That first time Jordan retired, I still watched every game… and I can still remember praying to my God for him to return. And when he did, he brought us another 3 championships. 🍾🍾🍾 🐐🐐🐐💯
I had the opposite reaction. Other teams had a chance to win. Then he came back and no one had a chance.
I like how you mention Zion never seen Jordan play. I was born in 93 so to me Kobe is the greatest player I’ve ever seen, but because of the praise alone that Jordan gets, I could never put Kobe above him as the goat. The legend and accomplishments speak for themselves, Jordan #1, Kobe #2
I got to see them both, beginning to end of their careers. They were virtually identical in their game and mentality, but the only thing that set them apart was MJ was physically gifted in a couple of ways that Kobe wasn't. MJ had those huge hands, combined with amazing bounce and quickness.
i really like that you can admit that! ❤️ i saw both of them play and i can tell you i have never seen a player like Jordan since then (Kobe is the absolute closest!).
Same for me and I’m ‘93 from Chicago. Kobe kept the blueprint Jordan laid out going all the way to the end. Same reason you mentioned is why I got him #2 as well. If Jordan was Jesus, then what does that make his only student? Can’t put anybody above em. Jordan resume is ridiculous if we being honest too 🤣 10 scoring titles, 9 1st team all defense, 6 finals mvps, 6 rings, only player ever to win MVP, scoring champ, and 1st team all defense.. and he did it 4 times 🤣
1. Jordan
2. Kobe
I started following NBA in 91 right when the Bulls started winning. MJ was everywhere.
Have to give Michael every accolade possible. That being said, MJ made the NBA a business for the NBA players, the players were able to capitalize monetarily thru commercials, business ventures, etc because of 23. He made it all possible for black and white NBA and eventually WNBA players to make business moves to further engage their opportunities for wealth. God blessed that man
Black Jesus didn't walk on water cause he preferred the air. The bald-headed Mike could still take flight "quick" as Eddie Murphy in Harlem Nights but the Air Jordan with hair was just unfair.
Facts!🧑🏾🦲 🙏🏾
A mofo cheat code!!!!
I was someone who does not like basket ball prior to watching MJ on the television set. In contrast, I was a soccer fanatic. Until I was almost 21, I went to the US for my college education from Asia. One fine day in 1991 while I was switching the channels, I stumbled upon a Chicago Bulls playoff game live on NBC. This was also the season MJ and the Bulls won their first NBA title. I was totally stunned and captivated by the moves and dunks of MJ. He made the game looks articulated and beautiful. From that moment on, I totally changed my bias towards the game. I started watching MJ and the Bulls whenever they played. Prior to that, I did come across past legends on the screen, like Karim and others. To me, it was nothing but a tall man putting the ball in the net. MJ is totally different from his predecessors of the game, he is out of this world. He made the game so fascinating to watch. He is exactly like Superman performing his superpower on a basket court. He totally changed my perception of game as a sport. It is like an atheist, not believing the existence of the higher beings or the Divine until he witnessed it with his own eyes. MJ became an indelible part of my memory.
They’re all great takes but Magic ones are # 1 for me. He was there with / be MJ. He saw it happen live.
49 pts
No one will ever replicate MJ. I remember his back turned to basket layup, no one could do it with the consistency he did. He was a virtuoso.
You don't care how much Magic embellishes the truth... He's such a wondeful storyteller :) I love his positive energy.
Great list. Just an addition: I remember seeing Chamberlain said that “current players owe half of their paychecks to MJ”.
I think it is a compliment that is hard to beat.
Great Video 😂😂😂 Stay Blessed, enjoyed every moment. 🙏🏿
I was in 3rd grade in CHICAGO when JORDAN scored 63 on BOSTON
Men I used to call in sick just watch him omg he’s the goat all day everyday love you Michael
a love it! thanks for this video man! it made my day!
Man I’ve seen all these so many times but I still somehow get stuck into watching it again and I love it!!
I'm old enough to have seen all the sports stars from mid-70's to present.
Kareem. Dr. J. Bird. Magic. Hakeem. Shaq. Kobe. Steph. LeBron.
In other sports. Bradshaw. Payton. Montana. Rice. LT. Manning. Elway. Brady. Mahomes.
Seaver. Rose. Schmidt. Brett. Ryan. Clemens. Rickey Henderson. Barry Bonds. Pujols. Mariano.
Lafleur. Esposito. Bossy. Gretzky. Messier. Lemieux. Roy. Brodeur. Crosby.
Pelé. Beckenbauer. Cruyff. Maradona. Ronaldo. Zidane. Ronaldino. Cristiano. Messi.
Ali. Frazier. Sugar Ray.
Roger Federer. Rafa Nadal. Djokovic.
Carl Lewis.
Michael Phelps.
Usain Bolt.
And the greatest and most exciting athlete ever to watch was Michael Jordan. By far.
I’ll always feel lucky to grow up watching every game he played in.
GOAT
NOT EVEN CLOSE
beautifly put together. Couldn't imagine meeting Jordan in person. Even his name has it's own "AURA"
It is
I wish I could share pictures
Yeap everyone who watched him, have the same feeling, he was unique, no one made me enjoy so much the game like him.
This is the unparalleled truth! MJ was absolutely bigger than life... you was awwwwww ive never had the feeling i got when looking at mike on TV that ive ever got from ANYBODY! the glow and energy is REAL YALL
Great video yo! Nice work
Dope video 🔥💯💪🏾
Hell yeah great video!
Nice video brother!! ❤️🇵🇷✌🏼
Bro, if bird, probably the most arrogant and cocky player in the league, calls you a god, it’s because you’re a god.
Spot on!
Nowhere near God Flash and blood like you and me
@charlessmith1881 he played like one!
You never know, maybe god felt like playing some hoops & occupied Jordan to do so.
Who knows, they way that man jumped & conquered all, it was amazing
I think people use jordan as a benchmark of greatness because he was the best of an era.
Of all time
The Dream Team stories are the best. Magic, Chuck, Larry have such great stories of that time! That camaraderie while maintaining competitive spirit was beautiful.
The cigar
1st- awesome video. Really enjoyed it.
Best story was from Lebron actually. Never seen that.
Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
Without question…MAGIC’S STORY IS THE BEST!I’ve heard him tell it numerous times…hysterical each rendition.
These are all of them. All of my fave Jordan story!
Great content. Lots of fun
LeBron was cracking Me up. "I THOUGHT HE WAS ONLY ON TV😂"😅
Great video!
I used to work at yhe Pelican Resort n I was lucky to meet MJ and Kobe I will never forget those moments 🤙🙏
Yoooo…that was great 👏🏾👏🏾Magic 🤣🤣 🙏🏾Kobe(RIP)
I remembered not missing a Bulls game on WGN, I needed my MJ fix 😅. The only other time its been like that for me was watching the great run the Warriors had specially when they where chasing the most wins in a season. Kurry is the 3pt GOAT, Michael was the complete package 🐐, Kobe comes in 2nd LeBron in 3rd, in my opinion.
Awesome video
I remember watching his game it was like every game he did something spectacular every game
I was so lucky I guess to had watched my first ever NBA game on TV, and it was the 1993 finals with BULLS v SUNS. From that point on, Michael Jordan became my favorite of all the time. The GOAT in basketball.
One of my favourite Jordan moments is from Above & Beyond. The montage played after he announces his retirement leaves me breathless every time I watch it 😳 #SonicsForever
When he took starks and Oakley baseline and back then dunked on ewing, man gives me goosebumps everytime.
MJ is the best because he was the greatest among the greatest.
I’m from Scotland but have family in Chicago. I went to live there for 3 months back in the 1990s. Jordan was worshipped like a God. There was massive paintings of him on the sides of buildings. Down by the lake they had a museum full,of images and memorabilia belonging to him. I visited the Nike store and there was a full size basketball court and it had a statue or something in it of the man himself. Chicago was all about basketball, and they love Mike.
I had the pleasure of meeting Michael in my home town of Wheaton Illinois where he held his basketball camp. I remember him playing in a pickup game of College players and pros like, BJ Armstrong, Will Purdue, Charles Oakley and others.
The biggest impression he made on me was two fold, the fact that he played (literally) head and shoulders above everyone on the court! And his humility and humbleness, and his kind nature when I asked him at the end of what had been a long day to come over and sign some autographs for the group of handicapped adults that I had brought to see him! No black Jesus, no walking on water, just a humble guy who was very tired but took some time to sign up and chat up my group of about 12 individuals who will never forget that day!
I myself don't worship people but the one thing that made me understand how people do, is when I went out the back where my bus was parked and his black Corvette was parked and it was covered bumper to bumper with notes from women! I really felt bad for the guy, I remember how human he was, how tired and how many people were still waiting outside to try to get a piece of him!
First time I saw jordan was when he won his first dunk contest...after that I watched him.through his career...amazing to see a talented amazing player...man......the bulls team and the USA dream team....absolutely dominating...
When Jordan walked onto the court you just knew he was the best player. He was poetry in motion, a ballerina in a basketball uniform. Everything these players do today MJ has already done and done it better there is nothing more to see.
Can't argue with it !!
I laughed way to freaking hard at this 😂 GOAT
Omg, how good those Dream Team scrimmages must have been! Perhaps the finest basketball ever played?🤔
Awesome stories
I absolutely love the story told by Reggie Miller. There are two other stories I love that were not on this video. Kevin Garrnett and Byron Scott. I've always been a big MJ fan and enjoy all the stories about him.
Greatest of all time, in any sport. The reverence Mike receives is like nothing I’ve ever seen.
MJ 🐐🐐🐐🐐
If MJ was a god, he wouldn't have missed. He just made everyone else look foolish, not something their ego was ready to accept
Hilarious video.😄
The 🐐
Michael Jordan Is So Iconic And His Shoes Are So Cold 🥶
Lebron's Zoom are nowhere close to Air Jordan's. 🤣
I loved watching basketball back in the day... had many dominant teams, much talent. Every year any team could of went all the way, so MJ was in a very talented pool and came out on top... that's what makes him special, along with the bulls team... I remember being excited not only to watch one team, but, to watch all the teams come out in a new season to see the fire and intensity they had to win that championship... I have never felt this way since, drama and the new Era has lost what once was... NBA is now like the WNBA, not fun to watch and people more about themselves than to build a team legacy which will lead to your own... MJ knew this and lived it everyday... he demanded it from himself and of his teammates... got to love it...
in Philippines bout '92 i remember how everybody see him the GOAT of basketball, and as of this time still no one can match what we saw then up till now.
Now i can take out of my head the image of dave chappelle as MJ with that aura, lol
The Bird story after the 63 definitely got the Black Jesus narrative going, love Magic’s story and Iverson’s Dave Chappelle reference is classic, if I could I would make a GIF of an aura around MJ with some Rick James playing in the background 🤣🤣 “give it to me baby”!!!
It was like Charlie Murphy said He had an Aura! 😂
Bro, youre lucky! The golden age of each sport right there!
In come fly with me when he said when I’m at the top of my game you are at my mercy
Nice and cool video
Micheal Jordan had the glow like in the movie "The Last Dragon". Lots of Love and Respect to Black Jesus. It was pure beauty to see him and the entire team "The Bulls" play the game of basketball. Thank you!
I’m the biggest LEBRON fan , but MJ was a supernatural once in a lifetime human being ,all of the stars and planets lined up for this dude !
Great vid.. Only "issue" is that you cut off the best part of Allen Iverson's story.. other than that, awesome
Glorious times in Chicago w Walter Payton in the late 70’s-Early 80’s, and then the Jordan era.
Jordan was my heroe in 90´s. Out of this World
it's true he glows hehe... I saw MJ at Wisconsin Ave (Georgetown) down in DC this was back in 2002 delivering packages and it happens MJ was in the same restaurant I'm delivering packages that was quite an experience even though it was a quick glance at MJ.
Greatest ever.
At the end of the day, basketball is also a form of entertainment...Meaning, we pay or watch something to be entertained...So thru out history of basketball, there's been many great players with great handles, great shooters, great strong big men, big men can do things smaller men can, there's been great moves, and so on..but there's one thing that set Michael apart, the thing that he can with that extra ' HOLY SHIT ' response from the fans and that is ' in the air '.. And yes, there's been 'sky walkers ' aka David Thompson, Dr J ( who's actually my favorite, my GOAT ) but Michael seems to defy the gravity even more so and he's also quicker and faster in the air...THAT, is what I think sets him apart is what he does in the 'air' , and no human / player will ever be able to duplicate what he did.. We are more in 'awe ' when we see or think a human can fly or float...It's something we all dream of since we were kids.. Michael is the closest thing to it..
Kevin Garnett always mention that watching Jordan on TV and playing him was a a totally different ball game because the TV doesn't show how quick he was