⬆️ 😂😂😂😂⬆️ I want them to edit 👤 *_”and I took that personally”_* into the video, possibly with an artificial intelligence video of him walking behind her.
@@Chyeahokay oh I’m sure when it comes to strangers that it would get frustrating sometimes but I was referring to reporters, other players and the like that have spoken on him
I met him on a golf course, I was like 10 and my brother was 8, he was so nice, signed stuff, chatted, ignored all other adults though, had a feeling he was nice to us because we were kids lol.
I respect that. I would do the same thing. Why are adults so enamored to meet other adults? As a kid you still have that amazement and it does help being talked to nicely by an older person. Most adults are fanboys and it shows.
i saw michael jordan when i was like 3 years old at a mcdonalds eating with his family, my grandfather pointed him out from a distance and said, "look, it's michael jordan!". I thought it was so cool to see him and told my parents we saw michael jordan when we got home. My brother then told me, it wasn't michael jordan, just a bald headed black guy. LOL i miss my grandpa
I worked at Circuit City in the Bay Area during the early to mid 90’s. We had athletes from the A’s, Giants, Raiders, the Olympics, and local College athletes come in all the time. Jose Canseco, Mark Maguire, Brian Boitano, Matt Biondi, etc. One weekend there’s a little bit of a commotion. Turns out Michael Jordan was in the store. He had come in to buy a portable CD player & a set of powered speakers because he was playing golf at one of the local clubs with one of the Warriors players(I forget his name), & they wanted some tunes. So my friend ends up selling him the portable CD player & I sold him the speakers & checked him out. Super nice guy. He paid cash & pulled out this wad of money so thick he had to use a rubber band instead of a money clip. I’m sure it was probably for betting on the golf game. I was super nervous helping him, and I just realized I may have forgotten to sell him batteries to make the speakers work in the golf cart 😳. Somewhere I still have the sales receipt with his signature on it.
@@DaSpaceJammer it actually had not occurred to me until I was writing this post. He would’ve needed batteries for both the player & the speakers. So either we remembered & hooked him up(I vaguely remember my coworker holding some for the player), or he was cussing us out later in the day. If I find that sales receipt I’d know for sure.
@@RighteousBacon73 believe me, I’m just as curious as you. I was REALLY good at my job & made a lot $$ selling batteries. But I’ve moved since I last saw the receipt, & I think it’s in the rafters with half of my stuff that didn’t get left down when we moved. I’ve been bitching for almost 17yrs to ask them to get my stuff down. Hasn’t worked yet. Hopefully this summer. There’s A LOT up there, so we can only do it in the summer when we can move the cars out & empty the boxes into the garage.
In the U.S sure, but he didn’t have that level of fame outside of the U.S. I’m not gonna be one of those contrary people that pretend I’d never heard of him or anything - his name was known for sure - but we’d didn’t know much more other than he was a huge star in the states (and American soft power was very strong in the 90’s……we did hear of some sports stars, though only basketball really). So for Europeans (and people elsewhere), it might be hard to comprehend how big of a star he was/is in the U.S, as it might he equally hard for Americans to comprehend how little fame he has elsewhere in the world.
@@dlphil24 Yeah for sure, and there’s people that exaggerate his lack name-recognition just to be contrary. I do think that there’s a lot of people that find it frustrating that there are so many Americans that can’t seem to handle that American sports aren’t really followed outside of the U.S. Not only that, but that football’s popularity around the globe absolutely dwarf’s that of, well all the Americans sports put together by a clear distance, and probably all the other sports in the world added to that. I do think it’s hard to really grasp the scale of the love and following football has around the world, if you were raised in the U.S, though it is maddening that some Americans see stuff like viewing figures etc, yet still try and argue their sport-stars are more famous (or greater etc). When people put M.J up against Messi, or Ronaldo, Maradona, Pele, Zidane, Beckenbaur, Cruyff, Maldini, G.Best etc etc etc (you get the picture, and I’m just listing some of the top 20 all time greats there - there’s 1000’s and 1000’s of stars of each generation), it’s a little ridiculous and kinda insulting as footballers compete in a game with 1000’s of leagues worldwide, and I mean professional leagues. MJ is an undeniable great, and that combined with the marketing and advertising industry all combined to make him a huge star in the 90’s, but it didn’t penetrate outside the states in the way you might think, and I personally think it’s ridiculous to compare a player who played a game where there were less than 1000 professional players in it, and a game with only one league of any note, against football where there are 11 professional leagues in England alone (and I do mean England, not the British isles . There is a Scottish league pyramid as there is an Irish one too). So, and sorry if this seems like a rant, but there are sports around the world that dwarf American sports in terms of popularity - and football’s popularity is more than that of all the rest of the worlds sports combined, by about 75% ……! So you see the problem with comparing MJ to any footballer of recognition?
Went to elementary school in morrow Ga. Hank Aaron owned a churches chicken and a car dealership among other things. He came in probably once a month and stepped into every class. I never saw him play but man… that was awesome
@@chrisstewart5518Come on now. That was a push off. I watched it live and was cheering for the Bulls because who outside of Utah cheers for the Jazz....but I said wow we got away with that.
Deion sanders was never my idol. But I been a fan since I was a child in the 90s. Couple years ago he was down here in st thomas on a cruise with his family. Deion sanders was a total piece of shyt to everyone down here, maybe he was having a bad day or something. I'm still a fan, but I wish I had never met him
Never understood why people feel the need to vent out their anger to someone else instead of just dealing with it personally. He's a great athlete, but not as great of a human as he's an athlete
Met Sanders twice and it is a crazy story that no one will believe because the odds of it happening are so low, but here you go. First time was in LA at a traffic light. I was driving a Ram and he was in a Bentley. I said "hi Mr Sanders. Congratulations on your success. I always enjoyed watching you play". To which he looked at me, mumbled "whatever" and rolled his eyes. Fast forward to 15 years later I am at a traffic light again in LA. By this time I had become what I believe to be a successful person and am in my Gallardo Spyder with the top down and he was in an F430. I was hesitant to say anything remembering my interaction with him previously, but did anyways. I said "hi Mr Sanders. I enjoyed watching you play, thank you for helping SF win the super bowl in 94" and he replied "yes sir! I loved that team! Wanna race!?" And smiled. (We were in moderate traffic with no shot of getting on it) to which I just smiled and gave him a thumbs up. I like to believe the first interaction was just him having a bad day and not because he felt like I was beneath him judging me by the vehicle I was in at the time vs the second interaction when I was driving some of what he perceived as an equal to his car. I have read that he was always the best teammate in the locker room and good with fans. So in my mind he was just having a bad day, which everybody has, except normal people like us don't create lifelong memories for complete strangers. Okay that's my long winded story 😂
“Never meet your heroes” So true. As a kid I loved Shawn Michaels, favorite wrestler. Met him at an event about 10 years ago and he couldn’t have been more disappointed. Heard the rumors but hate I found out there were true
only wrestlers ive ever met was abyss, jeff hardy and booker t, abyss was nice, jeff seemed down about something but he was still really cool and gave me an autograph; booker t is funny as hell and such a nice guy
I just don't think it's healthy to put people (especially people you DON'T KNOW) on this type of pedestal. He did incredible things, but he's still just a man. Approach everyone like that. That's what I think anyways.
I met Jordan outside of MSG in 1996 when I was 12. I asked him for an autograph. He asked why my friends & I were out so late on a school night. He still autographed my baseball. I don’t know why I had a baseball on me that night.
Met MJ 2x. In 1988 when i was 8 he was a charity event food drive in my neighborhood. Then in 2002 when he was with the Wizards and i was an intern for the Sixers. Both times he was cool. But whats funny is both times Charles Oakley was right next to him. Looking back on it im like damn, Oakley really is like his bodyguard
She squandered that opportunity. When I met Michael Jordan he cured my leprosy and gave my crippled brother the power to not only walk, but gave him instant hops. What a guy.
Most people deep down feel like this about MJ. They just don't want to admit it. Actually, meeting him would ruin the myth he, well, rather, society created.
@katrinagwen The Last Dance was a MJ propaganda piece. The comment isn't a 100% indictment of MJ, but hero worshipping. In aspects of Black America, people talk about black love, yet MJ was a serial cheater. He was a terrible team owner. People have stated he's a terrible tipper and is crass with fans. When Scottie held out for his bad MJ, he had a problem with it. Would it have been nice if "The Last Dance" interviewer would have asked, "Hey, what about helping Scottie" with Nike. I can't really get him on that because Scottie is a grown man, but MJ can not do any wrong because of the Nike, Gatorade, ESPN, McDonald's the NBA and society created. He is the athlete zero of never meeting your role models. Arguably the greatest NBA player and top 5 athletes of all time in organized sports, but the epitome of hero worshipping.
@@blackgeekfandom Thanks for your explanation. I understand and concur with your perspective, and I believe MJ would as well. This could explain his discomfort with the relentless attention he receives, particularly in recent times, with the exception of the documentary that has been in the works since the 90s. While some people might view him as a hero, others simply admire MJ’s approach to the game and his mindset.
I actually really respect this. Imagine when you have a sporting figure in your head so built up that almost anything even slightly negative would ruin your perspective and perception of others going forward.
Honestly, I agree with you. I’d rather admire someone from a far than meet them up close. Because then all expectations could basically either have 50-50 chance of going right or going wrong
My favorite baseball player ever is Chipper Jones. But he also blocked me on twitter a long time ago 😂. Still my favorite but I’m okay not meeting him lol
@@Flipper35 Ya, but you gotta be smarter than that. Don’t record yourself and send it to people or FaceTime, especially if your someone who’s constantly on tv and media.
That's not a good look Clarissa. If mj was a limo driver. Would you hold him in that high regard? He dribbles a bb. And throws it thru a cylinder. That's it. Seriously. That's it.😊
The fact of the matter is that he's not, and never was, a "limo driver". He was a one in 5 billion human specimen in regards to accomplishments in his field. The fact that you think anyone would view you regular dudes who quit on your dreams and have pot bellies on the same level as someone who accomplished their dreams on an historical level and has 0.00001% DNA is a massive joke 😂.
True story. Met Deion Sanders and he was an asshole. Didn’t even look at his fans. Dude was a statue. Signed the helmets and left to the back. No wonder there was only 10 people that waited in his line. Barry Sanders on the other hand, was a gentleman.
Honestly, she's got this right. Keep your heroes as ideals to inspire you. Only meet them if you're playing the same sport so you can possibly crush them and surpass them.
Not really. When said person has provided you with a million positive memories and taught you things about life along the way like it's okay to fail, you build a bond with said person, even if it's through entertainment.
This reinforces Rich Paul quote that the "era of the icon has died". She didn't wanna ruin that image she of MJ yet now we know every single thing about athletes and all their private lives, it destroys their image
I met MJ outside his restaurant in Oak Brook, Illinois years ago. He was pretty cool! I was expecting him to be a prick but but he was actually a nice guy.
If I'm being totally honest i can't blame her for feeling this way about MJ. As a basketball legend he's the best ever, but with all the mixed stories ive heard I debate internally whether or jot I'd like to meet him. My fandom side says yes, but the other part of my brain says like this girl don't meet your hero's.
I’ve met MJ. He’s really nice. Ignore comments from people who say he’s mean. They never met him or had a concert with him. I had a family friend who worked for Nike and they hooked me up. I got to send my kid to his basketball camp.
I would have asked him if he ever got tired of Larry's team kicking his ass in the playoffs, then I'd high five Larry and ignore Mike the rest of the time.
MJ would probably find out what company you worked for, find out what your position was, then join up in that specific role just to try to prove he’s better. Guys a sociopath with a basketball.
Back when Randy Johnson was with the Diamondbacks, a guy told me that I shouldn't meet Randy, because he was a total dick. I never did meet the man, but actually, I would've been surprised if he wasn't an a-hole; he always had that attitude going and I respected him for it. I understand that, now that he's retired and became a photographer, he's turned into a really nice guy.
Her boss: “hey can you interview the best athlete of all time seeing as though you interview sports figures for a living?” Pretty blonde woman: “no. Because i personally don’t want to.” Boss: “oh. Okay?”
Meeting your “heroes” is a chance to see who they really are in person. I’d rather know the bad ones from the good so I’m not still looking up to a complete psycho path and not even knowing it.
And a guy named Bob barker supplies all the food, clothes, shoes, hygiene gear etc. I think it's a different bob barker though. Tripped me out seeing his name on everything though, alot of people believe it's him
Tbh I have also thought about this and I also wouldn’t want to meet MJ, I’m afraid it would be the case of “never meet you heroes” He’s such a motivational and inspirational person to me that I had a bad experience meeting MJ it would destroy me
If i ever met Jordan, i would just say whats up and keep it moving. A lot of athletes dont want to be bothered. If you catch em on a good day, it might be ok!
“She didn’t want to meet me, and I took that personally.” - MJ probably 😂
⬆️ 😂😂😂😂⬆️
I want them to edit 👤 *_”and I took that personally”_* into the video, possibly with an artificial intelligence video of him walking behind her.
Lol and now he's stalking her
Lol
😂😂😂
Jordan boutta send interview requests like the owls that sent Harry the letters
She took "never meet your hero" to heart.
She's on point tho💯
Dawg…. Why you think people say that? 🤣
Congrats you can read the caption
@@ThiccGungan also congrats you're an asshole
This sounds like the beginning of a Blacked video😂
Good call because so many people have claimed he’s a dick lol
So want wanting to be bothered by every wierdo that comes up to you is be8ng a dick? Just curious
Yeah, but imagine all the weirdos he has to deal with everyday. Probably gets old quickly
@jacktanner1335 and people probably beg him for shit asking for shoes and stuff
Yea I have a friend who met him and he was an ass but her son actually got to do the running with the bulls in Spain with Dennis Rodman
@@Chyeahokay oh I’m sure when it comes to strangers that it would get frustrating sometimes but I was referring to reporters, other players and the like that have spoken on him
I met him on a golf course, I was like 10 and my brother was 8, he was so nice, signed stuff, chatted, ignored all other adults though, had a feeling he was nice to us because we were kids lol.
No u didnt
😂
@@user-ug9cb3tu4h you’ve left 8 comments on this post. You need some help bro. Get out your mom’s basement.
I respect that. I would do the same thing. Why are adults so enamored to meet other adults? As a kid you still have that amazement and it does help being talked to nicely by an older person. Most adults are fanboys and it shows.
@@user-ug9cb3tu4hbe miserable by yourself don’t drag people down to your level
“Who doesn’t? I mean, I had his shoes..”
no shit everybody has his shoes 🤣🤣🤣
Durrrr
I’m wearing them right now!
Jordan shoes are so overrated. Especially the 1s. 4s are the only ones worth buying
@@NinerEmpire5x thats like.. your opinion
You said "NO SHIT" LMFAO
The way he said “I had his shoes”😭
There was a time it was cool to actually have a branded item representing the best player in the world
He ret@rded
He could give a fk less about what she's saying 😂
@@wesfields9322bro in Canada every “thug “ needs a pair of Jordan’s 😂
😂 lmao
i saw michael jordan when i was like 3 years old at a mcdonalds eating with his family, my grandfather pointed him out from a distance and said, "look, it's michael jordan!". I thought it was so cool to see him and told my parents we saw michael jordan when we got home. My brother then told me, it wasn't michael jordan, just a bald headed black guy. LOL i miss my grandpa
Plot twist: She has bad breath
Lol
lol
Lol
Definitely
😭 u outta control.
Don’t meet MJ if you want to like him.
Just enjoy his greatness as a human being crazy that he exist
@@jonathanruiz866greatness as an athlete. Greatness as a person is highly debatable.
@@jonathanruiz866 amazing athlete garbage can as a person.
I’ve hear the opposite of Charles Barkley. Apparently he is great to people/strangers/fans…
@@jerodgraham6623he probably never has genuine interactions with anyone outside of his athlete friends, being that he is Michael Jordan
The fact that we never got to hear who the other athlete was is perfect editing lol
The other player is Ken Griffey Jr.
The other was me, but MJ is a bit better
Nope! It was actually Larry Bird. She did mention him.😂
@@19QKOO82oh i met Ken Griffey Jr in LA he was an nice and genuine human being
and Scotty Pippen too
@@ramohnalez3725no the other athlete was his son Jeffrey who played for Illinois. She did mention him 😂
Bird and Jordan are the 2 GOATS of the NBA
Absolutely
😂😂
Walking into a room with the 2 of them would probably make you feel like a Supporting Chatacter of the new season of Attack on Titan.
Lol "I had his shoes."
" I can't interview him!"
"What? Why?"
" I only do fake interviews"
Hey I hear you..she admitted it.. lazy girl 😂
I met Muhammad Ali in 1993 and he was extremely nice
Yeah, I met him last week and he was cool. Asked for my autograph.
I’d want to meet MJ just to shake his hand and thank him for being part of an awesome childhood, then leave him alone
I worked at Circuit City in the Bay Area during the early to mid 90’s. We had athletes from the A’s, Giants, Raiders, the Olympics, and local College athletes come in all the time. Jose Canseco, Mark Maguire, Brian Boitano, Matt Biondi, etc. One weekend there’s a little bit of a commotion. Turns out Michael Jordan was in the store. He had come in to buy a portable CD player & a set of powered speakers because he was playing golf at one of the local clubs with one of the Warriors players(I forget his name), & they wanted some tunes. So my friend ends up selling him the portable CD player & I sold him the speakers & checked him out. Super nice guy. He paid cash & pulled out this wad of money so thick he had to use a rubber band instead of a money clip. I’m sure it was probably for betting on the golf game. I was super nervous helping him, and I just realized I may have forgotten to sell him batteries to make the speakers work in the golf cart 😳. Somewhere I still have the sales receipt with his signature on it.
Wow that’s so cool, I imagine the battery dilemma must’ve been eating you alive for at least a little while 😅😂
@@DaSpaceJammer it actually had not occurred to me until I was writing this post. He would’ve needed batteries for both the player & the speakers. So either we remembered & hooked him up(I vaguely remember my coworker holding some for the player), or he was cussing us out later in the day. If I find that sales receipt I’d know for sure.
@@moonglow630dude don’t leave us hanging did you find the receipt and verify that you did include the batteries!!??
@@RighteousBacon73 believe me, I’m just as curious as you. I was REALLY good at my job & made a lot $$ selling batteries. But I’ve moved since I last saw the receipt, & I think it’s in the rafters with half of my stuff that didn’t get left down when we moved. I’ve been bitching for almost 17yrs to ask them to get my stuff down. Hasn’t worked yet. Hopefully this summer. There’s A LOT up there, so we can only do it in the summer when we can move the cars out & empty the boxes into the garage.
cool story bro...no really
" I had his shoes... " said every human ever
Not me.
Ummm, that's not true. I've never owned a pair.
In the U.S sure, but he didn’t have that level of fame outside of the U.S.
I’m not gonna be one of those contrary people that pretend I’d never heard of him or anything - his name was known for sure - but we’d didn’t know much more other than he was a huge star in the states (and American soft power was very strong in the 90’s……we did hear of some sports stars, though only basketball really).
So for Europeans (and people elsewhere), it might be hard to comprehend how big of a star he was/is in the U.S, as it might he equally hard for Americans to comprehend how little fame he has elsewhere in the world.
@@westington1, thats fair and understandable for anyone thats been outside of the U.S.
@@dlphil24 Yeah for sure, and there’s people that exaggerate his lack name-recognition just to be contrary.
I do think that there’s a lot of people that find it frustrating that there are so many Americans that can’t seem to handle that American sports aren’t really followed outside of the U.S.
Not only that, but that football’s popularity around the globe absolutely dwarf’s that of, well all the Americans sports put together by a clear distance, and probably all the other sports in the world added to that.
I do think it’s hard to really grasp the scale of the love and following football has around the world, if you were raised in the U.S, though it is maddening that some Americans see stuff like viewing figures etc, yet still try and argue their sport-stars are more famous (or greater etc).
When people put M.J up against Messi, or Ronaldo, Maradona, Pele, Zidane, Beckenbaur, Cruyff, Maldini, G.Best etc etc etc (you get the picture, and I’m just listing some of the top 20 all time greats there - there’s 1000’s and 1000’s of stars of each generation), it’s a little ridiculous and kinda insulting as footballers compete in a game with 1000’s of leagues worldwide, and I mean professional leagues. MJ is an undeniable great, and that combined with the marketing and advertising industry all combined to make him a huge star in the 90’s, but it didn’t penetrate outside the states in the way you might think, and I personally think it’s ridiculous to compare a player who played a game where there were less than 1000 professional players in it, and a game with only one league of any note, against football where there are 11 professional leagues in England alone (and I do mean England, not the British isles . There is a Scottish league pyramid as there is an Irish one too).
So, and sorry if this seems like a rant, but there are sports around the world that dwarf American sports in terms of popularity - and football’s popularity is more than that of all the rest of the worlds sports combined, by about 75% ……! So you see the problem with comparing MJ to any footballer of recognition?
Went to elementary school in morrow Ga. Hank Aaron owned a churches chicken and a car dealership among other things. He came in probably once a month and stepped into every class. I never saw him play but man… that was awesome
The only reason I'd want to meet Jordan is to tell him it was a clutch shot, but he still pushed off. He'd probably take it personally.
He didnt push off the defender he got crossed up and tried to adjust back by than it was too late jordan tapped his ass
Definitely pushed off lol
bra he the 🐐 no cap,but he pushed the 💩 outta homeboy 😂frfr💯💯💯
2 things Jordan fanboys refuse to acknowledge. 1. He got away with a lot because he was Jordan 2. He pushed off, which relates to point 1.
@@chrisstewart5518Come on now. That was a push off. I watched it live and was cheering for the Bulls because who outside of Utah cheers for the Jazz....but I said wow we got away with that.
Ol girl knew she couldn't resist the MJ Bird three-way
😂😂😂😂😂
Shit there’s a story where a guy asked Wilt chamberlain “how’s the weather up there?” Wilt spat on the guy and said it was raining 😂🤣
That was Kareem
@@poocrayon4588Kareem said he didn't believe Wilt did that so it was Wilt...
*Kareem. But close enough.... a way tall back ball player from a long time ago.
@@poocrayon4588 had to be Kareem, from what I've heard wilt loved his fans and never turned down a autograph
@@rambomoore381it was Kareem who told the story that wilt spat on the guy
This lady is smart. Majestic creatures are meant to be admired from a distance.
Majestic is crazy
@@mikef6429it’s Michael Jordan lol
@@Luis-sy6gl grown men calling another grown man majestic is pretty crazy.
@@Kobiyashi77 it’s Michael Jordan
@@Luis-sy6gl did u read what I said?
Deion sanders was never my idol. But I been a fan since I was a child in the 90s. Couple years ago he was down here in st thomas on a cruise with his family. Deion sanders was a total piece of shyt to everyone down here, maybe he was having a bad day or something. I'm still a fan, but I wish I had never met him
I’ve never respected Deion. All talent no class.
@@youtubeistryingtocensorme ZERO class. Great athlete but a total asshole
Never understood why people feel the need to vent out their anger to someone else instead of just dealing with it personally. He's a great athlete, but not as great of a human as he's an athlete
If you can't tell that he's a racist douche bag then your evaluation process needs a lot of work
Met Sanders twice and it is a crazy story that no one will believe because the odds of it happening are so low, but here you go. First time was in LA at a traffic light.
I was driving a Ram and he was in a Bentley. I said "hi Mr Sanders. Congratulations on your success. I always enjoyed watching you play". To which he looked at me, mumbled "whatever" and rolled his eyes. Fast forward to 15 years later I am at a traffic light again in LA. By this time I had become what I believe to be a successful person and am in my Gallardo Spyder with the top down and he was in an F430. I was hesitant to say anything remembering my interaction with him previously, but did anyways. I said "hi Mr Sanders. I enjoyed watching you play, thank you for helping SF win the super bowl in 94" and he replied "yes sir! I loved that team! Wanna race!?" And smiled. (We were in moderate traffic with no shot of getting on it) to which I just smiled and gave him a thumbs up. I like to believe the first interaction was just him having a bad day and not because he felt like I was beneath him judging me by the vehicle I was in at the time vs the second interaction when I was driving some of what he perceived as an equal to his car. I have read that he was always the best teammate in the locker room and good with fans. So in my mind he was just having a bad day, which everybody has, except normal people like us don't create lifelong memories for complete strangers. Okay that's my long winded story 😂
“Never meet your heroes”
So true. As a kid I loved Shawn Michaels, favorite wrestler. Met him at an event about 10 years ago and he couldn’t have been more disappointed. Heard the rumors but hate I found out there were true
Yea I've heard even now he still isn't that cool. Most people who I know have met him said the same thing.
only wrestlers ive ever met was abyss, jeff hardy and booker t, abyss was nice, jeff seemed down about something but he was still really cool and gave me an autograph; booker t is funny as hell and such a nice guy
@@viletoxxieJeff hardy is a Junkie
But hes my Junkie i remmeber him being in utah out of the blue smoking that good shit
and he invited me
@@thekrazyhatter5063 Jeff's a good guy, he's very troubled unfortunately.
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Ain't nobody that cool, but the man upstairs
Someone who gets it
You mean the guy in the unit above me always telling me to keep the noise down? He’s a dick.
if i could see the man i'd believe you
@@Graposhka as long as you can still see believe it.
i do not believe everything i read on the internet, or read in a book, or hear from a priest @@dannyburke5765
I just don't think it's healthy to put people (especially people you DON'T KNOW) on this type of pedestal. He did incredible things, but he's still just a man. Approach everyone like that. That's what I think anyways.
I met Jordan outside of MSG in 1996 when I was 12. I asked him for an autograph. He asked why my friends & I were out so late on a school night. He still autographed my baseball. I don’t know why I had a baseball on me that night.
It's amazing to me the hero worship mentality. You either emulate Heroes and surpass them or don't have any to begin with. Worship only God
Hero Emulation is what its about.
Met MJ 2x. In 1988 when i was 8 he was a charity event food drive in my neighborhood. Then in 2002 when he was with the Wizards and i was an intern for the Sixers. Both times he was cool. But whats funny is both times Charles Oakley was right next to him. Looking back on it im like damn, Oakley really is like his bodyguard
Oakley ain't nothing but a flunky, he took it easy on MJ when he played with the Knicks
Literally sickening to hear such disgusting worship of another person...nobody deserves such worship and praise for playing a game or anything else.
She is so gorgeous. Especially the full length photos of her.
Pretty 🐱 as well
@@anthonyhill4639Haha who is she?
@@zone6976looks like charrisa maybe
Looks like a White girl to me
Don't worship idols
@@provisionalhypothesis No
This is scary. Christians are worshiping trump way too much.
This is scary. Christians are worshiping trump way too much.
@@provisionalhypothesislmfaoooo FOH
Don’t worship a human being period worship the lord
Isn't this the chick who made up a sideline report!?
And people still want to know what she thinks!?
#lazy
She squandered that opportunity. When I met Michael Jordan he cured my leprosy and gave my crippled brother the power to not only walk, but gave him instant hops. What a guy.
They don't call him black Jesus for nothing
Elderman looks like my drunk neighbor that rambles after every stupid cornhole game he loses
Most people deep down feel like this about MJ. They just don't want to admit it. Actually, meeting him would ruin the myth he, well, rather, society created.
What myth did MJ create? Elaborate please.
@katrinagwen The Last Dance was a MJ propaganda piece. The comment isn't a 100% indictment of MJ, but hero worshipping.
In aspects of Black America, people talk about black love, yet MJ was a serial cheater. He was a terrible team owner. People have stated he's a terrible tipper and is crass with fans. When Scottie held out for his bad MJ, he had a problem with it. Would it have been nice if "The Last Dance" interviewer would have asked, "Hey, what about helping Scottie" with Nike. I can't really get him on that because Scottie is a grown man, but MJ can not do any wrong because of the Nike, Gatorade, ESPN, McDonald's the NBA and society created.
He is the athlete zero of never meeting your role models. Arguably the greatest NBA player and top 5 athletes of all time in organized sports, but the epitome of hero worshipping.
@@blackgeekfandom Thanks for your explanation. I understand and concur with your perspective, and I believe MJ would as well. This could explain his discomfort with the relentless attention he receives, particularly in recent times, with the exception of the documentary that has been in the works since the 90s. While some people might view him as a hero, others simply admire MJ’s approach to the game and his mindset.
She is so damn fine its unreal
erm used to be
Post wall
@@TheShamzk2 you wouldn't hit?
I have know idea who this is ?
What? Dude, there's a whole world out there. She's solidly average or just a notch above at best.
I can understand what she's saying. I wouldn't want to meet Bob Dylan.
Yeah I wouldn’t even know what to say to the man who wrote Like a Rolling Stone…I’d probably just embarrass myself
You definitely don’t want to meet Bob Dylan 😂
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I actually really respect this. Imagine when you have a sporting figure in your head so built up that almost anything even slightly negative would ruin your perspective and perception of others going forward.
Honestly, I agree with you. I’d rather admire someone from a far than meet them up close.
Because then all expectations could basically either have 50-50 chance of going right or going wrong
My favorite baseball player ever is Chipper Jones. But he also blocked me on twitter a long time ago 😂. Still my favorite but I’m okay not meeting him lol
Why did he block you?😂
She’s ok just rubbing one out to his pics like her vids that were leaked lol.
I know. It sucks that someone would invade her privacy like that. You gotta be a real piece of trash to leak someones vids or photos
@@Flipper35 Ya, but you gotta be smarter than that. Don’t record yourself and send it to people or FaceTime, especially if your someone who’s constantly on tv and media.
@@owet4715 Some people just hack the cloud & some people you love & trust expose your privacy against your will.
Jordan is going to make it a challenge to make sure she interviews him
“Good cuz everyone says he’s a dick” he’s Michael Jordan, his teammates even said he’s a dick… he’s Michael Jordan 😭🤣
That's not a good look Clarissa. If mj was a limo driver. Would you hold him in that high regard?
He dribbles a bb. And throws it thru a cylinder.
That's it. Seriously. That's it.😊
Exactly, I don't get the athlete/celebrity worship. Especially when 90% would struggle to change their own oil
Who's Clarissa?
The fact of the matter is that he's not, and never was, a "limo driver". He was a one in 5 billion human specimen in regards to accomplishments in his field. The fact that you think anyone would view you regular dudes who quit on your dreams and have pot bellies on the same level as someone who accomplished their dreams on an historical level and has 0.00001% DNA is a massive joke 😂.
@@BoldABrash😂😂😂...thats why he'd hire you, you peon lmao.
You make it sound like dribbling a basketball is easy. 😂
True story. Met Deion Sanders and he was an asshole. Didn’t even look at his fans. Dude was a statue. Signed the helmets and left to the back. No wonder there was only 10 people that waited in his line. Barry Sanders on the other hand, was a gentleman.
Honestly, she's got this right. Keep your heroes as ideals to inspire you. Only meet them if you're playing the same sport so you can possibly crush them and surpass them.
omg he is freaking human that plays basketball. You should be in awe of solider that made it possible for him to play a game.
It's crazy how someone can idolize a person who doesn't care about you at all.
Not really. When said person has provided you with a million positive memories and taught you things about life along the way like it's okay to fail, you build a bond with said person, even if it's through entertainment.
"I refused to meet Michael Jordan" by a blonde woman
@antahn6969I think the person is talking about beauty and you’re bringing race into it 🤣 kinda sad tbh
Sad take man. Says more about you than the world or about this clip
@@turkturkleton2671 actually it says you don't know shit about Michael Jordan
What does this even mean…
Now you know how white people feel when blacks tell us not to profile.
I absolutely agree...I have no desire to meet my favorite stars and have my illusions shattered ✌️😎
This reinforces Rich Paul quote that the "era of the icon has died". She didn't wanna ruin that image she of MJ yet now we know every single thing about athletes and all their private lives, it destroys their image
Chrissa has some miles on her
Don't we all brudda
It happens to all of us. It will happen to you. Get over it.
@@Flipper35 speak for yourself
The other is Megan Rapinoe..
They're just people. If your paths cross, be respectful and polite. If that's not enough, keep it moving and don't take it personal.
I met MJ outside his restaurant in Oak Brook, Illinois years ago. He was pretty cool! I was expecting him to be a prick but but he was actually a nice guy.
It depends what kind of mood he's in. Sometimes he's a nice guy and sometimes he's a asshole
It’s because she knows his personality ain’t shit
He is 💯 the kind of person that if he likes your or your in his circle then he is awesome..if your not then step aside cuz he don’t give a F
If I'm being totally honest i can't blame her for feeling this way about MJ. As a basketball legend he's the best ever, but with all the mixed stories ive heard I debate internally whether or jot I'd like to meet him. My fandom side says yes, but the other part of my brain says like this girl don't meet your hero's.
Worshipping those who bleed like you
@@JesusIsComingSoon316 AMEN! Well said! I love your line "quick to worship creation but not the creator" ... PREACH MY FRIEND!
@@JesusIsComingSoon316 Meeting LeBron makes people realize their mistakes?
@@JesusIsComingSoon316worshipping a man the was real vs a man that is fictional......k
Yup, it is what it is
Michael Jordan once said that he goes to the bathroom to
It’s a 50/50 shot with MJ, sometimes he’s cool, sometimes he can be a little bit of a jerk.
she's a white woman, she'll be fine
I’ve met MJ. He’s really nice. Ignore comments from people who say he’s mean. They never met him or had a concert with him. I had a family friend who worked for Nike and they hooked me up. I got to send my kid to his basketball camp.
I absolutely love calm down Charissa and Erin's Andrew 's are the bomb 💣
I would have asked him if he ever got tired of Larry's team kicking his ass in the playoffs, then I'd high five Larry and ignore Mike the rest of the time.
MJ would probably find out what company you worked for, find out what your position was, then join up in that specific role just to try to prove he’s better. Guys a sociopath with a basketball.
😂😂😂
Ask chamillionaire how his encounter with MJ went 😂
That's different, Michael Jordan didn't want to take pictures with no niggaz, he'll treat her fine. 😂
Back when Randy Johnson was with the Diamondbacks, a guy told me that I shouldn't meet Randy, because he was a total dick. I never did meet the man, but actually, I would've been surprised if he wasn't an a-hole; he always had that attitude going and I respected him for it. I understand that, now that he's retired and became a photographer, he's turned into a really nice guy.
"I had his shoes"
- most relatable thing i have with Edelnut
Your idol is a basketball player that's sad
Who was the other athlete
Jamarcus Russell
Julien Edelman Google him.
Matt schaub
Snoop minnis
Mark Sanchez
I completely agree, there’s someone like that you really admire Best not to meet them, but the fantasy stay where it is
Jeez, these bloody podcasts with people talking with such confidence like the nonsense they are talking is such insightful wisdom.
SHE'S STILL gorgeous 🥰
Not anymore. What the hell did she do to her face?😮
Get out of simptown now !
@@eL-RaT_get off the internet incel
@@kevinwilliams7252she look fine asf to me
Pathetic
Her boss: “hey can you interview the best athlete of all time seeing as though you interview sports figures for a living?”
Pretty blonde woman: “no. Because i personally don’t want to.”
Boss: “oh. Okay?”
If you think she's pretty i don't want to see a picture of your girl. Woof
I won so much money betting on the Bad Boys in the 80's. I would like to thank Jordan for helping me buy my first house.
Im lampard fan but after failing if coaching so many times he still is my favorite player
She talks with a frown 😂 also, they do say not to meet your hero’s. They’ll let you down.
She is only on “sports” for one reason only and it’s isn’t because she knows anything about sports….😂
Edelman coming in hot with the insightful comment of “I had his shoes” 😂
I meet MJ when I was 14 and his very nice guy only in the good day lol
MJ is notoriously mean to guys. He is more than accommodating for women 😅. She would have been fine.
On this episode of "why women deserve less pay"...
Same lol, Although more power to you. I couldn’t have resisted. I’m a sinner. 😢😅
He’s a human being like everyone else he bleeds red like everyone it amazes me how much people love and worship celebrities
Just a little bit Cringe.
This the woman who admitted to lying about her interviews? Why are we trusting anything she says about interviewing?
"I don't trust anything that bleeds for a week and doesn't die."
-mr. Garrison
She is spot on. He was an idol for me growing up in Illinois during the Bulls Championship days. Never want to meet him , it might ruin that 😄
Meeting your “heroes” is a chance to see who they really are in person. I’d rather know the bad ones from the good so I’m not still looking up to a complete psycho path and not even knowing it.
Who is she??
Casual
The woman who admitted she made stories up
@@derekbuck3262 due to the fact she didn't get much lotta coaches half time talks let alone spoke to her at all
MICHAEL JORDAN IS A COOL DUDE!!!!
"I mean, who doesn't, I had his shoes" 😂
Could have interviewed Jordan and Larry Bird, but didn’t. Two basketball legends.
What happened to her face? She’s looking weird.
Lmao she looks like a normal 40ish woman don’t be a douche she ight. Not super hot.
Age happened lol looks fine
Looks good to me
Wtf? She's literally one of the hottest 41 year old women I've seen
@@Leavemealone- hidden comment
Michael Jordan owns the most privatized jails in the states
not the same micheal jordan😅 it's actually a white guy with same name
And a guy named Bob barker supplies all the food, clothes, shoes, hygiene gear etc. I think it's a different bob barker though. Tripped me out seeing his name on everything though, alot of people believe it's him
Edelman smacked Charissa off top lol
She's fine. She should've met the goat. 🙏🏾
I’m glad I don’t have one human being I have on a pedestal no matter what they did in life
Tbh I have also thought about this and I also wouldn’t want to meet MJ, I’m afraid it would be the case of “never meet you heroes”
He’s such a motivational and inspirational person to me that I had a bad experience meeting MJ it would destroy me
Him and Kobe the best of class for ever
Actually, that's not as crazy as it sounds. All too often, you're disappointed when you find out the truth about your "heroes".
If i ever met Jordan, i would just say whats up and keep it moving. A lot of athletes dont want to be bothered. If you catch em on a good day, it might be ok!