Hey everyone, this is an extension to my older Derrick Rose video. I cleaned up some of the audio, but mostly left the original stuff intact. I get asked to put the triumphant 50pt game into it all the time, and since it was a very popular video I decided I'd finally get around to it. There is no Voice Over narration this time, as it was an older video and it felt odd to switch from one style to the other mid-video.

@zndexxs7

5 ай бұрын

Thank you

@zbuilder4664

5 ай бұрын

Day 57 of asking for Usain bolt documentary

@DJ_WeWatchBattles

5 ай бұрын

Awesome work

@801k5

5 ай бұрын

Was 1st to comment. You deserve 100 million subscribers

@craigamos5595

5 ай бұрын

OUTSTANDINGLY, great Job on this one, JV.

"Actual footage of Derrick Rose in Highschool/College" 😅😂 Joseph Vincent never fails to bring it

We all know the injuries, but as a Bulls diehard and Illinois native… Derrick was the chosen one. It truly felt like he was going to bring it home every. single. show. Just like Vincent, Joe.

@stevenboykin7255

5 ай бұрын

It's crazy to know that no one has come close to drose since his injuries. This man was legit an anomaly in the NBA. Yes, we have Westbrook, John wall, morant, and kyrie. All of the combined created Drose in one player. It's like the nba drafted bites and pieces of Drose and spread him out amongst different teams. If you watch the interview with Noah, he embodies what we all still feel about being robbed. All he needed was rest and proper landing techniques such as Westbrook getting in training.

@lilmaestro358

5 ай бұрын

Derrick Rose to chicago is what Lebron is to Cleveland: The Chosen One

@yourHandleShouldBeAtLeast3...

4 ай бұрын

​@lilmaestro358 never thought of it like that but true. Different pressure one to bring a title to a deprived city... the other to bring the city out of the shadow and back into glory. In my opinion I say rose had it harder. To be the first u can do it however u want. To bring glory back u have 2 do it the first time and then at least one more time to get out of a shadow.

@orestes1984

3 ай бұрын

It's truely sad the help that Derrick Rose got was Carlos Boozer.... The Bulls managment is a clusterfuck, and as per usual they have since traded away proven talented players that have flourished at other teams. Now I'm not saying Boozer wasn't good, but he was a shadow of himself when he played at Utah... and that contract... I don't care if you drafted Noah and Deng, get the man a proper offensive screening player so he didn't have to play Lebron one on one and it might have been a different story.

@shanealan7493

3 ай бұрын

@@orestes1984 I pretty much agree about Carlos “Consolation Prize” Boozer. Bulls brass whiffed on LBJ, Wade and Bosh so all we had to scrape up was Booze, who in his own respect was a pretty good Pick & Roll player at the time. Chicago fans do deserve a better fandom pretty much all around.

No player will ever compare to D. Rose. He was powerful yet graceful and can contort his body in ways that make you question if he’s human.

@kingmidas1917

5 ай бұрын

my goat forever, he was the reason i started playing the sport to begin with.

@HyBridBowshot

5 ай бұрын

Flying through the air like a god damn swan then slamming that ball down like the Hulk.

@Thumper68

5 ай бұрын

Penny Hardaway.

@Liam-ex4mf

5 ай бұрын

he was westbrook with brakes + better feel for the game. d rose before injury was on his way

@Kingdio11

5 ай бұрын

Ja morant

born and raised in chicago. seen him from HS to the pros. Watching this made me cry. what rose means to chicago is hard to put in words

@bonelesspizza6192

5 ай бұрын

When he went down against the 76ers to this day still makes me numb

@Trick.Ricky.Sternn

5 ай бұрын

Same here I remember being 12 hearing bout rose out of Simon HS started watching local games. Than watch his college year I always said it would be crazy if the bulls got rose and they actually did

@whitesox4524

3 ай бұрын

​@@Trick.Ricky.Sternnsimon hs lol

*Len Bias* *Penny Hardaway* *Grant Hill* *Brandon Roy* *Derrick Rose* These are easily the greatest what-if players in NBA history.

@tylerbernstein1987

5 ай бұрын

Greg oden

@jordandrinkwater1345

5 ай бұрын

What about Reggie Lewis?

@gasydravel0ne

5 ай бұрын

Add Drazen Petrovic and Yao Ming

@johnodaz1273

5 ай бұрын

T-Mac gotta be on this List aswell.

@TankPunisher-kr2yz

5 ай бұрын

Don't forget charles barkley

Him in his prime is my favorite player of all time. You can only dream now of what he was capable of and that’s the most heartbreaking part.

@frankenstienforever8870

5 ай бұрын

he never reach his full potential...we never saw a prime drose😢

@ezragaim2130

5 ай бұрын

@@frankenstienforever8870 true💔😢

@Trick.Ricky.Sternn

5 ай бұрын

Tbh we saw the beginning we didn’t see full potential Derrick he was getting better believe or not that following mvp year the bulls were a complete team but rose was 10x better.

Almost shed a tear watching Him drop 50 for Minnesota... That Phoenix that resides in every man's sole. It speaks in the darkest hour, it says 'IT'S NEVER OVER' 🔥

My favorite player, forever. He’s the definition of perseverance. Can’t have anything but the utmost respect for him. Only so many people have been able to be at the height of athletic skill and gifting. Always rooting for DRose and hope he gets one ring one day… Would like #1 retired in Chi, but that’s wishful thinking I believe haha.

@piripiao245

5 ай бұрын

His number will definitely get retired

Yall youngins just had to be there. He was absolutely insane.

@cavsfan5236

2 ай бұрын

He was my guy when Bron left the Cavs. Truly was that guy, feel bad for those who didn’t witness his greatness

Dude was a menace to society In 2k13

@jesseritchie9282

5 ай бұрын

Bro yes.

One of the biggest What Ifs in NBA history

@rezarfar

5 ай бұрын

In sports history.

@Colmenero444

5 ай бұрын

​@rezarfar yup. In all of world sports.

@rezarfar

5 ай бұрын

@@Colmenero444 eh thats questionable, you have some pretty big one in Football (Soccer) and American football too. R9 Ronaldo comes to mind.

@rezarfar

5 ай бұрын

@@Baddknewz R9 Ronaldo won the Ballon D'or (the equivalent to the MVP for Football, or Soccer), at 21 years old. Derrick Rose was 22 when he when he won the MVP. The difference between the Ballon D'or and the NBA's MVP is that the Ballon D'or is a global award and is a award handed out to one of thousands of players around the world and the MVP is an award handed out to NBA players playing in North America out of less than 500 total players. Better luck next time kid 🤣

@rezarfar

5 ай бұрын

@@Baddknewz actually if you care to look at lists of worst sports injuries ever, R9 Ronaldo is normally 1st. Because of the lost potential, this guy was set to be the Michael Jordan of Football, he still had a decent career but what could have been if he didn't catch that first injury would have been something truly special. Think Messi but greater.

his 50 pts game brought tears 😢

Man the “what if” with d rose always just hits me different. I’m just happy to tell my future kids I got to witness his greatness.

Every single time Derrick plays a game anywhere in that stadium or audience he always gets cheers and attention, and when you watch his prime you instantly know why. Really makes me wish I could've seen that awesome era in action

@shaanajaz8541

5 ай бұрын

He changed league history not just by being the youngest mvp ever and having rules named after him, but also getting hurt and changing the entire landscape and future of the league. The nba and a lot of players legacies would look a lot different if drose just didn’t get hurt

I remember his first couple years he single handedly reinvigorated my love for the game. He was incredible too watch

I’m not from Illinois and started watching after the MJ and Kobe glory days. I did not have a “favorite” team but watching Rose lit a fire in me at a young age. He was not like anyone else ever. And after his injury’s it broke my heart. I have watched his 50 point game dozens of times and every time I cry because I can still see how passionate he is and how much he loves the game even tho his body has betrayed him countless times. I honestly don’t know you as a person and you definitely don’t know me but I love that man.

Loved this man from day one and the fact that my Timberwolves picked him up brought me so much joy. So as I watched this happen, him getting 50, made me cry. We were as everyone says we were robbed of greatness, but for that one night we got to experience it again and it was wonderful 👏👏👏

I still think about that game he had in Minnesota. Dude was playing with heart that night. You could feel how much pain and heart he was playing with all night. Forever one of the biggest what if situations in sports.

His style of play made him injury prone. Double edged sword. But I will agree, it was amazing to watch.

awesome, love the cuts and the music. If he wasn't so unlucky with that injuries.... D. Rose is still a legend.

Derrick rose 50 point game and kobe final game is just special super special events that you wish you could relive

*I'm just glad I was able to witness him at his absolute peak of his powers, the crazy thing was he's just barely scratching the surface, the youngest MVP ever at 22 and could've had an even better prime as he got older but the basketball Gods had other plans, as a Bulls fan it's still gut wrenching to this day what transpired on April 2012, it's a nightmare that I wish would be erased. At the end of the day, he'll always be my fave player ever, and I'm glad he's still going strong after all those years ago, he deserves to get his number retired to the rafters one day.*

This had me in tears

D.rose was the truth I just wish he could’ve had a more injury free career

Joe Vincent I'm so glad you saved that D Rose Dunk on Dragic for Last cause that's the best part

Ah man thank you for making a feature on D Rose, he deserves his 🌹

That dunk on Dragic gives me chills every time… one of the coldest dunks ever!!

We were absolutely robbed as Bulls fans. One of the fastest players Ive ever seen in my life, maybe THE fastest. And when he got there he just exploded. Unreal athletics. I give him a ton of respect for always coming back somehow. Always came with full effort. He had the heart of a champion.

he was so good!!! godamnit!

My favourite point guard and my top3 favourite player,along with LeBron and Kobe. DRose was one of a kind,the most unique player ever. Too big,to strong,to fast,to good!Yes it's a big what if(the biggest in my humble opinion)but at the same time,is a definition and the epitome of never give up. Cause like Derrick said after the injuries he work his ass off,never quit and became a better person and version of himself. His tears in the 50 point game,was one of the most emotional moments in the NBA. That day not only Derrick cried,but all of us DRose fan's did. All the best Derrick,keep inspiring us. A big fan from Greece.

Derrick Rose Is Truly A Legendary Icon!!🔥🐐🐐🏀

Boom! Perfect timing!!

Windy city assassin 🔥🔥🔥🙌🏾

one of my favorite players ever!

your videos are amazing thanks for making content like this

thank you joseph, born in 2003 this is who i looked up to growing up

Great video as always

love d rose and always will. such a great dude

At 4:15 in morning/ working in the garage _ here in the beautiful city of Memphis - I can't think of nothing more perfect to watch at the moment. ..

Regardless of what rose did, he was in my eyes one of the greats. Youngest mvp in history. Carried a historic franchise at such a young age. Didn’t have the longevity but his run was something to watch

If it wasn't for injuries just imagine. But never the less one of the best that play the game 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

That 50 point game rose can make a grown man cry frfr 💯 I really felt ts

Ohhh I cried!! 😢 thank you for this video

Amazing video. Thanks for everything D-Rose youre a Living Legend.

I literally cried watching the 50 piece😭 D. Rose will forever be my favorite PG EVER!

This one is extra special to me ... Thank you sir.

@roddasilva4288

5 ай бұрын

Made me cry and I’m 40 😂

I feel like we should be paying for these masterpieces @JoevincentPresents💯💪💪

A true “you had to be there” moment in the NBA. He was a walking highlight reel

Man D Rose was just greatness, unique blend of power, speed, athleticism & killer instinct. I have no doubts was going to impose his will on the Cavs and lead us to a 7th championship. It was just a matter of time. I’ve never been more devastated by a sports injury and probably never will. We saw his brilliance for only a couple of years and were robbed of his true prime. 25/8 & 22/8 at age 22/23. Lord only knows what numbers he would’ve hit as he matured and evolved into something even more special. Mad love to him still being in the NBA.

D Rose is balling like a grown man now and I can respect that 🎉

This gave me the chills

one of the greatest “what if” in basketball history 😢

Holy crab apples that injury report read like a dissertation

You ridiculously good Joe Vincent every time!...this is crazy. At 4:27 when she start to sing and he was about to dunk wow

"Did you not get the memo!?"

Keeping the videos flowing!

@JoeVincentPresents

5 ай бұрын

Trying. Trying hard to put a lot more stuff out this coming year.

@tyreepowell8367

5 ай бұрын

​@@JoeVincentPresentsI Can't Wait

D Rose will always be the Peoples Champion!

When i first saw rose play for the bulls i think it was his rookie year but he got me watching basketball again. After jordan retired from the wizards i hadn't watched a game again til D. Rose brought back my love for the bulls been watching the bulls ever since and now whatever team he's on I'll watch to see rose play again one of my all time favorite players

Prime rose was a beast🥶

Keep up the amazing work my friend 💪💯💪💯

Another Phenomenonal Video on Top of Countless other Phenomenonal Videos 👍. MJ is my guy and for me will always the GOAT but this Young Man was something else and absolutely incredible, who knows he could have be the Greatest of all of them.

Its crazy man, but I actually get emotional watching this. He will always be my favorite player no matter what life delt him> The fact that he didnt just give up makes him a champion in my book!

You have to had live in Chicago to REALLY understand the show that man showcased. Even during his day at Simeon. I’ve never seen anything like that. Deadass! Don’t make me cry man😢😢😢

My favourite

Joe Vincent I'm literally crying sitting here because he was really the greatest what if in recent memory I was only 12 when he tore his ACL and I hadn't ever been the same I'm now almost 23:(((((((((

I love Chicago for Post MJ and Pip era. Kirk, Noah, Deng, Boozer and DRose was special. I wanted it to happen. I told my parents in middle school and high school. I wanted to play like Rose. Man 2008 to 2015 was special.

This was AWESOME 😳

Bro Derrick Rose in those Chicago days was some some the most exciting basketball my then young eyes laid. I know you'd make a GOATED Jimmy Butler video, fiercest competitor out there.

Even haslem was like well we cnt stop em 😂

Damn that made me cry - that 50 point game was too real

Man had greatness in his vains all of us, not the least of whom himself, got robbed of. That being said, in terms of style, this man had an iconic silhouette, lanky extremities gracefully floating to the rim, I put up there with the likes of Kareems skyhook or Dirks euro ass fade-away jumper. Absolutely iconic, no other word for it...

Can you please make a short video of Gerald green!!!??? He was so underrated and slept on. His hops and posterizers were crazy wild and he was super athletic like d rose

I just showed this video to my 2 month old son. He probably don’t get what’s going on, but he won’t be sleeping on D Rose.

He is the player who plays like there is no tommorow. Always giving his best in every game. All of his games is so exciting to watch... For me he is the best!

New subscriber good content bro

As a bulls fan these videos are always bittersweet

Didn't even have to view it to know this is perfect. Great job im watching it right now and im sure i won't be disappointed. We love us some DRose

DRose was the reason I started playing basketball back when I was a teen . He will forever be a legend

Imagine an athletes body breaking down cause he played so hard with passion and unreal ferocity.

Joseph, thank you again for another great story. Nobody exploded to the bucket like D-Rose. Respectfully asking if you could create a story for The Big E, Elvin Hayes. Forgotten legend that had a sweeeeeet jumper.

3:20 Boom Perfect Timing

Forever idol

This was a great video! One of the best “what if” players of all time! Glad to see he’s still pursuing his dream.

Thank you idol Joseph Vincent for this documentary. Of my one Greatest idol in NBA history D-Rose

3:19 Boom! Perfect timing.

I've been waiting for this one 💪🏾💯🔥

Derrick rose is my hero.

He’s the reason I played basketball

I was screaming like Boozer in my living room watching that playoff game man

Just wanted to say D.Rose had the reaction time of a NHL goalie. It would explain his movements while balancing his core WHILE in mid air!! He could've played in the NHL.

We miss prime d-rose 😢

Well done

The savior of Chicago

Omfg MVP DERRICK

Wierd story, but I was living in a really small basement suite a few years ago, not making much money but always looking to get myself out. I used to watch your videos regularly just to have something hype in the background and keep me going, I'd cast that to the tv and just let it play til 3 am sometimes. I still do that with NFL throwback sometimes when I can't sleep, but I'm in a much better situation now. Thank you for doing these man. 🤙🏻🍻 My favourite video is your Patrick Willis one by the way. The guy was a living monster when he put the helmet on, yet such a stand up dude (Shannon Sharpe esque) when he takes it off.

He was serious 💯 Dam never seen his peak either

Rose was basically a taller Iverson.

@RPHRETAINGANG

5 ай бұрын

Stronger and faster

greatest what if in sports history

Boom perfect timing