Jordan is the only goat 🐐 of basketball 🏀.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

agreed!

@GhostbustersPhone8489

15 күн бұрын

I agree. MJ would end up winning 10 Scoring Titles for the highest points per game average. He beat Larry Bird 10-0 and defeated LeBron James 10-1. Michael won 6 Championships, LeBron lost 6 Championships. Of course he's the one and only GOAT!

"He's gonna make an impact on this league" boy did he ever !

@BallCDO

15 күн бұрын

Aged like fine wine

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Hahaha. Yessir he did

@estherstephens1858

15 күн бұрын

AND he ain’t fighting/arguing or crowning himself as king. MJ is definitely the GOAT and he knows it.

Eye test was off the charts with MJ. He could make a basketball fan out of anyone.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

And he did! He made basketball one of the most popular sports in the world.

@jvamerica1703

11 күн бұрын

He did🤭

He really just floats in the air

@79jgibbs

15 күн бұрын

@@Alumaniac I.T. called him air all the time, even after Pistons would beat them in the playoffs

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

He definitely did fly....for a little while

@LeeAyzahn

15 күн бұрын

it's like watching poetry in motion

@SOSenterprise

10 күн бұрын

Good one

@SOSenterprise

10 күн бұрын

He float

The speed, the court vision, and people say he can't pass, or his defense is overrated, he is the total package from the get go.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Those people simply don't watch him play lol.

So damn quick. Imagine the hype that got that stadium filled and he exceeded expectations. The real deal. You can feel the energy from that crowd. Thanks dude, this footage is gold!

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

thank the community here. Some of these requests are soooo cool!

@mattchooblink

15 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime A community created by you :)

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Crazy to think of it that way lol

The comment by the commentator, "He's going to make an impact on this league" Now here are today remembering the 🐐

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Here we are 40 years later. Crazy huh?

@waiszale

15 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime 💯

As to how hard he was playing - he did play against the NBA All Stars as prep for the Olympics, so he already new what to expect. Edit: man, I forgot how much i used to love watching MJ.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

oh for sure. He knew he could play with these dudes after taking on those all stars pre olympics

@marcusmcspadden9650

15 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime have you watched commissioner dynamo' s latest video on Klay Thompson yet? It's hilarious. Also, the thing that sticks out to me the most about young MJ was that acceleration. It was so ridiculous you almost couldn't believe it.

@Nkosinati

9 күн бұрын

💯Important point. Those 8 olympic prep games against the NBA all-stars...were ridiculous. I remember watching those games as a teenager and saying that Jordan was already the best player in the world and he hadn't played an NBA game yet; and the NBA was so embarrassed they threw virtually every hall-of-famer at him that they could just to try to get one win against that college team (Magic, Bird, Isaiah, Moncrief, McHale, Walton, etc.)...and couldn't........0-8.......against college kids. I think that experience gave MJ a huge advantage over most rookies as far as confidence level and play-hard level; he didn't come in believing he was better than everybody in the league...he came in KNOWING for a fact that he was better than anyone in the league.

Nearly 40 years ago now, crazy to think about.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

It really is. Boy has time passed...

Back in those days they didn’t even have a dedicated practice facility they rented some time in a church gym, later a college. In the “last dance” footage you can see the (formerly known as) Multiplex in Deerfield, at that time a private gym. Now it’s Sachs and where the Sky practice Then the Berto center. A dedicated place also in Deerfield, when the players all had north shore big ass houses. Now, in the city close to the stadium somewhere. Just from that, the growth of the league. From playing in a church gym to playing in the Olympics with 60 foot tall banners with his face. So much fame the dream team needed their own hotel. Such an evolution.

@TheRealMindCrime

14 күн бұрын

So crazy. Imagine that. Nowadays the amount of facilities and staff to these players is night and day

Michael Jordan The Greatest The Goat 🐐 Of Basketball.... Michael Jordan always played on Both sides of the Court Offensive and Defensive Juggernaut

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Best 2 way player ever.

Wait a minute. LeEspn and not-klutch sports keep telling me he's overrated though.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

hahahha

🐐 You know that Michael Jordan is easily the greatest and best basketball player of ALL-TIME because now in 2024, 21 years after his retirement in 2003, we are still having very deep discussions and very serious meticulous conversations about Michael Jordan’s near-perfect career in Chicago. Even that Nick Wright dude and Shannon Sharpe spend much more time in their respective lives talking, discussing, conversing, arguing, and debating about Michael Jordan’s near-perfect career in Chicago than they spend time talking about their favorite player’s career - LeBron James. Michael Jeffrey Jordan is on the Mount Rushmore of American professional sports, so Michael Jordan is VERY EASILY the greatest and best basketball player in human history. In fact calling Michael Jordan the GOAT of professional basketball is honestly a gross understatement at this point. Michael Jordan has been the undisputed GOAT of the NBA since 1988 (for 36 years and counting) and all GOAT debates have been far beneath Michael Jeffrey Jordan since 1998 (for 26 years and counting). 🐐

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

100% no one in any sport gets the same kind of attention 21 years later than MJ.

@rollandcurtis874

15 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime Exactly. 💯

@sportstalkonly1442

15 күн бұрын

​@@TheRealMindCrime because of branding and marketing. Brainwashed jordan zombies

@Epicentr

10 күн бұрын

Mike isn't on Mount Rushmore, he's on Mount Olympus.

Today's NBA is a shell of its former self.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

100%

@sacamentobob

10 күн бұрын

Today's NBA is not NBA at all. It is not professional and has allowed all sorts of travelling, double step back (i.e. walking), no hand checking etc its a sissy's game with a bunch of overgrown kids who do nothing but shoot the 3 and think that's basketball. No defense, lousy offense, its really boring. You want basketball, just go to the streets and watch them play.

Incredible debut, the quickness, instincts, and fearlessness jumped off the screen. Lebron had a fire debut vs my Kings and got "ooohs" from the crowd, wish he never left the Cavs.

Rookie MJ playing more like a PG SG hybrid, with all that energy he's doing everything!

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

That energy level is insane lol

MJ covers way too much ground with each step, that's what allowed him to not lose control, he was always smooth, controlled and quick, unlike someone like Westbrook or Lebron who only know fast...without the rule changes they would be called for travelling 10 times a game.

He just stood out from everyone. He was magnificent in a way that had never been seen before. He globalized the game and he was respectful about it and for it he was highly regarded and respected also. However today's fan's because they never say him play on a nightly basis like some of us did, they quickly disregard him and the one's who admired him. He was different and he openly admitted his faults and frustrations but he never took a shot at people in front of the world, he always respected his opponent even if he didn't like him and took manners and settled it in the court not on tv or media or any news outlets at the time. That's I believe he's the greatest to do it because he did it with class and lost like a champion and won like a warrior. I remember the quote of the commercial for the longest time, " I wannabe like Mike"

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

I still wanna be like Mike lol

@fairydust22002

15 күн бұрын

I got goosebumps reading your comment!! 💯 agree

The best to ever do it, and the reason I got the nickname "Michael" in high school

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

nice! They called me baby jordan back then lol.

There will only be 1 MJ & 1 🐐

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Agreed

The freaking speed of young MJ.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

I know right!?

That finger roll layup was smooth

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Very smooth!

You are quickly becoming one of my favorite youtube channels.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Woah thanks Rob!

MJ is the real life 100 overall rating with 100 on every aspect in NBA 2K.

@TheRealMindCrime

14 күн бұрын

100%

That's why the UC is called "the house that Jordan built"

@TheRealMindCrime

14 күн бұрын

100% They'd still be in the old arena if not for MJ

Interesting that his first game was against Washington and he played his last game FOR Washington.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Good point!

This is absolutely amazing!! His first game, or ready super popular, he looks as if this is a cakewalk and he's been playing for years, his basketball iq is super high and his ability to predict other players next move or where the ball is going is next level. He doesn't look like a rookie he looks like he's meant to be on that court. Thst fall was a little scary and he just gets up, moves on. Props to the person who recommended this. The goat 🐐 ❤

@TheRealMindCrime

14 күн бұрын

Lol. Definitely props to whoever suggested this vid. Very good stuff indeed. From day 1 this must've put the whole league on notice

@fairydust22002

14 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime absolutely 💯

The mild “rhyming poetry” where his first game was against the bullets and his last name was on the former Bullets Wizards.

@TheRealMindCrime

14 күн бұрын

So true!

That travel would never be called today. Can you imagine how unstoppable he would be in today’s game where you’re allowed to carry the ball and take 3-4 steps?

@TheRealMindCrime

7 күн бұрын

oh man it would just be unfair if MJ could have 5 steps like lebron lol

I saw him play in person several times over his career. People either forget or did not really know how quick he was. Quick in everything. Bringing the ball up the floor, his change of direction, driving the lane, the make the defender trip fakes, taking flight like he was shot out of a cannon. The same on the defensive end. Cat like reflexes.

@TheRealMindCrime

17 сағат бұрын

for sure. He has cat like reflexes

MJ had hops, and an ability to levitate 😂

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

He flew for a little while lol

That’s Wes Matthew’s dad! And I heard a Rod Higgins sighting for you Golden State fans from the 80s. Helped us take down early Malone!

Thanks for showing this. I haven't seen it since back then. Still the GOAT.

@TheRealMindCrime

8 күн бұрын

First time for me! So glad i watched it

Michael Air Jordan Chicago’s Legendary GOAT

@TheRealMindCrime

16 сағат бұрын

that's the one!

They did that with Iverson his first game and I believe K.G.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

that's awesome. I wonder about Bird too

And they call MJ a ball hog see how many times he gives it up? Imagine if jordan wanted to just go ballhog how many more he would score

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

💯

First NBA game.. beautiful performance.. goat goating already.. the 1st NBA game..! Kids should watch this so that they would know. No one's close..

@TheRealMindCrime

6 күн бұрын

Well said!

It was an exciting time. Portland drafts Bowie #2 and all of Chicago goes crazy to get MJ. Thank you forever Portland. MJ was clocked at a 4.3 - 40 yard dash. The man was fast AND quick. Add in a 46" vertical and AIR JORDAN was rightly coined. Loved those shoes. Nike over Puma and Adidas. Who would have ever thought? I bought two new TV's just to watch MJ over the years, the latter bigger than the first. If he played today, it would be a 75" screen at the minimum.

@morsteen

7 күн бұрын

Yeah, and portland never recovered from that lol. DAMNIT.

I feel lucky , I saw him play at Carolina, summer league pro tour , and NBA games. I was not a Bobby Knight fan, but he saw it, Dean saw it, the greatness of Michael.Bobby just said it out loud.

@TheRealMindCrime

11 күн бұрын

damn that's so cool you got to see that!

Growing up playing basketball, i always double clutched my shot, especially when driving to the paint because of my height and two, because Michael Jordan and Reggie Miller did it lol. I love the way Jordan plays the game and he's not my favorite player but, I've always respected and admired how he approached the game and he seemed happy to put on a show for the fans. Thanks for the video.

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Thanks for watchin! I think i double clutched wayyyy too much when i was young and playing too. MJ made us think we can all do it. It did work though 😆

He changed that team Next level within 3 years.. YEAH HE THAT GUY..!

You made some very good & on point observations about his defensive tenacity and outright speed on the court, well done.👍🏻👌🏻

@TheRealMindCrime

8 күн бұрын

Thank you!

U see how quickly management put the right players around him. Unbelievable..

"He was terrible teammate. He was horrible to play with. Always taking bad shots, Always playing 1v1, So when we started winning everyone forgot who he was" 🤔

@mugenchamplooo

15 күн бұрын

pippen trippin'

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Lol. Yeah Pip, he averaged over 50% from the field even when they triple teamed him.

GOAT NUFF SAID

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Daaaa Goat

I will applaud the Basketball Alien and Goat on my deathbed for allowing me to watch him play and for giving me supernatural moments and a love of the game.

@TheRealMindCrime

7 күн бұрын

he's the real alien lol

If not for the injury he will be super fast. His always looks so graceful in the air 😊

@fred5nyc

15 күн бұрын

What injury are you talking about?

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Its like poetry in motion

@mhf1979

15 күн бұрын

@@fred5nyc the 2nd year injury

@fred5nyc

15 күн бұрын

@@mhf1979 that injury did not slow him down one bit he came like nothing ever happened 😁

1:54 Just when you thought that another accolade and skill can’t be attributed to The GOAT - Michael Jordan. So Wardell Stephen Curry ll is arguably the greatest shooter ever, but I think that Michael Jordan may likely be the greatest double-clutch shooter ever, and that’s including both jump shots and an overwhelming majority of those unreal hang-time acrobatic (sometimes no-look) layups that he used to make all of the time. Some may say that I’m thinking about the Game 5-winning, playoff-series-winning, buzzard-beating, game-winning shot known officially as “The Shot” on Craig Ehlo in 1989….you’re damn skippy I’m thinking about “The Shot” on Craig Ehlo in 1989. Michael Jordan is the greatest and best double-clutch shooter in NBA history….and Michael Jordan likely has to be the GOAT double-clutch shooter because MJ alone is STILL known for having the greatest and longest hang-time ever in basketball history….to the point that the world called him, “AIR JORDAN”. And then you can argue that no basketball player in NBA history did more with and during their “hang-time” than Michael J. Jordan. MJ is the GOAT-gift that just keeps on giving. Smdh. 😅

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Jordan vids are still my favorite, hands down. I can talk about this dude anytime lol

@rollandcurtis874

15 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime Haha Facts. So true.

The 1 and only true 🐐❗

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Yes 😎

In the first game, MJ was polite :) and was focuses on assists.

@TheRealMindCrime

11 күн бұрын

I'm sure eventually his coaches told him to stop passing and just score lol.

Imagine if young MJ would've been able to shoot the way he did in the 90's. Especially the 2nd 3 peat. There would've been no words to describe him

@TheRealMindCrime

12 күн бұрын

💯 If he had that athleticism combined with his 2nd 3 peat fundamentals and post game then its just not even fair lol

@ReaperCrew2682

12 күн бұрын

@TheRealMindCrime Biggest difference between young MJ and veteran MJ imo is energy levels. Young MJ was just a ball of endless energy like most of us were. Then u hit your 30's and it's like..... ehhh.... I think I'll pick my spots or I'll feel that tomorrow 😂😂😂😂

He was a beast at a rookie!! The best was yet to come..😅

Best player in the league from game 1. And nobody has been better since.

Really enjoying your channel! Ideal content for after work while in the studio producing art. Only wish they were longer :) keep up the great work!

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Thank you! I have some longer ones but maybe I'll make more chill ones like that.

He's the reason why I love sneakers.

@TheRealMindCrime

7 күн бұрын

me too!! I still love jordans to this day

5:48 I remember seeing this game and hearing Ricky Mahorn. Pre bad boys days. Ricky Mahorn playing Scott Pippen :D

@TheRealMindCrime

14 күн бұрын

Ricky Mahorn 😆

I loved #Mike from NC until.....well I still love 🥰 him today....so yeah and his kid knew when to quit too😂

Goat

@TheRealMindCrime

14 күн бұрын

🐐

The only person that should be compared to Jordan is Jordan I believe 80s Jordan was better than 90s Jordan! 😁👍🏾✌🏾

@TheRealMindCrime

10 күн бұрын

that's a fun one. 90s Jordan was more calm and smart when it comes to winning but 80s Jordan was an absolute freak of nature physically lol

Jonny Arnett dropped an amazing Jordan video and the results were really eye opening when it came to stats for Jordan. Doesnt change my mind on who the GOAT is but its still crazy to watch. You should do a vid on it brother 💯

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Ok ill check it out!

Even if you look at the replay they give you at 6:27 in the video not only is the guard with him the entire length of the court the defender in the paint couldn’t even jump because of where Jordan jumped from. In any era nobody is keeping up with or jumping for that. Especially backpedaling that has nothing to do with the athleticism or lack thereof of the players then it’s just he’s so fast it’s a damn blur

@TheRealMindCrime

11 күн бұрын

he is the bruce lee of basketball lol. So fast we need to slow down the footage to understand what the heck just happened

I dont know if u saw but Johnny Arnet released a bomb shell on Michael Jordans DPOY stats being inflated. If you want to check that out but watching Jordan’s games its interesting because I was too young so seeing him miss is weird😂

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Thanks man. I'll check it out

@theresaking7020

13 күн бұрын

Jonny Arnett did a great job in dissecting MJ's DPOY home blocks but his overall assessment of Jordan's steals was inaccurate due to his omission of several key factors. Jonny analysed 10 of MJ's 41 home games from the 1987/88 season (6 of these were the games referenced in Haberstroh's article) and by far the 2 biggest takeaways from his analysis were... 1. Jordan was 100% deserving of his DPOY award. 2. His block count was UNDER credited and his steals were over credited, by a very similar number. Most of us were already aware of number 1, but number 2 was undeniably the most interesting and revealing discovery in the entire video. The footage from the 10 games revealed that there were 15 occasions where Jordan got his hand on the opponent's ball, disrupting the offense and causing a deflection...Jonny assessed these deflections as 15 'possible blocks', but noted that the Statistician did NOT credit these 15 blocks to MJ's official block count. Ask yourself this question. If that Statistician was purposely inflating Jordan's defensive stats, why would he UNDER credit Jordan's blocks? If his goal truly was to inflate Jordan's defensive stats, he UNDOUBTEDLY would have credited every single one of those 15 'possible blocks' to MJ's block count...but he didn't. It's obvious to any rational person what happened here...there was no 'gifting' of steals, the Statistician clearly assessed those 15 'possible blocks' as steals and placed them accordingly. Yet, despite this obvious surplus/deficit correlation between MJ's blocks and steals, Jonny STILL concludes at the end of the video that his steals were intentionally inflated, which simply doesn't make any sense! The question is, was the Statistician correct in assessing those 15 'possible blocks' as steals? Should they have been labelled as blocks, as Jonny identified them in his video? To answer that question, research would need to be conducted into how blocks and steals were analysed in the 80's, the rules of that Era would have to be factored in and consideration given to exactly how these rules were consistently interpreted and officiated. I was watching a 1992 Bulls game earlier today and on 2 occasions Jordan got his hand on the ball in the passing lane, deflecting the ball to his teammates and the commentator announced 'another steal for MJ ' on both occasions, indicating that steals were credited to the player causing the deflection...that's not consistent with how Jonny analysed MJ's steals during his breakdown. Also, something else that wasn't accounted for in Jonny's video is the fact that the Statisticians in the 80's didn't have the luxury of relying on instant replay or multiple camera angles, they had to make an assessment from the sidelines in real time. It's highly plausible that, from the vantage point of the Statistician, some of those 'possible blocks', may have been mistakenly interpreted as steals, especially when you consider how lightning quick MJ's movements were, his hands in particular. Either way, it's obvious to any logical person there was no 'gifting' of stats, the Statistician clearly interpreted those 15 'possible blocks' as steals and that is evidenced by the fact that Jordan's blocks were under credited. BOTTOM LINE: Jordan's blocks were UNDER credited and his steals were over credited, by a very similar number...that is the crucial point here. A Statistician intent on artificially inflating defensive stats simply would not UNDER credit one of those defensive stats. Logic dictates that those 15 'possible blocks' were considered steals by the Stat-keeper, either correctly or incorrectly. It's important to note that even if Jonny is correct and those 15 deflections are in fact blocks and not steals, Jordan's official steals count for those 10 games would indeed need to be reduced by 15, however, his official block count would then need to be INCREASED by 15. So no matter what way you slice it, whether those 15 deflections are placed in the steals column or in the blocks column, it wouldn't change Jordan's overall defensive stats in those 10 games because you would essentially be subtracting 15 from one defensive column and adding 15 to another defensive column! The fact is, when you combine the total number of blocks and steals that Jonny tracked, into one single figure, that figure almost perfectly matches the box score...ergo, no evidence of stat inflation. Ironically, all this digging into MJ's DPOY season has only further cemented how deserving he was of that award. Watching those 10 games alone, the first thing that jumps off the screen is the fact that he was absolutely everywhere on the court! Closing down passing lanes in the post and the perimeter, forcing turnovers, full court pressure, half court pressure, denying the ball, a 6ft 6 rim protector with a penchant for blocking 7ft centers, suffocating man-to-man defense, exceptional help defense...all whilst carrying the offensive load for the Bulls. The speed at which he moved around the court was simply mind-boggling! His explosiveness, jumping ability, hustle, quick GIANT hands, defensive IQ, fundamentals, timing and instincts, were all truly remarkable. Add to that his laser focus on disrupting the opponent's offense and his determination to never give up on a play and you have a DPOY winner. Jordan's relentless defensive pressure meant that his opponents always had to account for where he was on the court, which led to them frequently turning over the ball and forcing difficult shots. Jonny's video correctly highlights the fact that, as impressive as MJ's steals and blocks were, a lot of what he did defensively cannot be seen on a stat sheet. This is true for any All-Time Defender. In 1987/88, a panel of 124 sportswriters and broadcasters analysed the defensive efforts of each DPOY candidate, in each of their 82 games and concluded that Jordan was the best defender in the league. Reducing his official steal count by 15 and increasing his block count by 15 would not change that, it would have ZERO impact on the validity of his DPOY award. Period. One final thing worth noting...if you read back through Habertroh's article, not once does he mention the fact that Jordan's blocks were UNDER credited in the 6 games he claims to have analysed. NOT ONCE.

🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

🐐

Has anyone noticed how lame Jordan's first Bull jersey was? I always say that pre-champ Jordan is my favorite era and this game shows why.

@TheRealMindCrime

12 күн бұрын

yeah! then they also had the cursive writing one that said chicago on it. I always liked that one too

Were those Air Force 1's he was wearing? Because I don't think the Air Jordans were in production at that point...

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Oh good point!

Jordan was a killer and a psychopath. He didn’t just want to beat you. He wanted to humiliate you. It didn’t take much to get under his skin either. One little comment toward Jordan meant that you had chosen death. Jordan looked for anything that would fuel his fire and when he could t find anything he would make up stories in his head to get the fuel he needed. The king of GOATs for all time is Michael Jeffrey Jordan

Hey real mindcrime uncut hoops did a break down on m.j 1987 88 season was it padded like espn fox sports analystis tom hasboro

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Nice. I might check that out. Thanks

@warreno.bryant4406

15 күн бұрын

Johnny arnett i mean sport fitness rants did a live complement the video

@jerrylattimore9232

10 күн бұрын

​@@warreno.bryant4406I WOULDN'T TRUST ANYTHING COMING FROM ESPN OR LESWEPT'S PSYCHOTIC DELUSIONAL FANBASE & KLUTCH SPORTS MEDIA MACHINE. LIARS BACKING UP LIARS. POWER ✌

Just asking out of curiosity how old are you we could be around the same age MJ is my goat

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

just turned 42 my friend

@RightHandKam

15 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime ok cool I'll be turning 37 on Aug 3rd my friend. I did see MJ play

@TheRealMindCrime

15 күн бұрын

Nice! Yeah we're close then

@RightHandKam

15 күн бұрын

@TheRealMindCrime Yeah man. I'm enjoying the content keep doing what your doing

@RightHandKam

15 күн бұрын

@@TheRealMindCrime Yeah

LeBron is the L.O.A.T or Longest Of All Time. They call him the Goat because he passed Kareem. Yet Very few said Kareem or Bill Russel was the Goat. Bill still has 7 more than Him Even Robert Horry has 3 more than Him. This is an embodiment of accomplishment offense defense you pook the bear will he attack. Even in the twilight of he abilities WASHINTON WIZARDS.

Just please play the video

@TheRealMindCrime

7 күн бұрын

it's a reaction channel

Change channels

@TheRealMindCrime

7 күн бұрын

change channels to what?