10:28 this is the craziest manute bol fact ever. this dude really started the phrase “my bad”

@tedmoise1398

29 күн бұрын

I love it

@akbarlebowitz8151

28 күн бұрын

@@tedmoise1398 He didn't actually. I first heard it in 1987 from HS kids I worked with at a sporting goods store in Seven Corners, VA. This was in the D.C. Metro area so he may have first it heard as a Bullets player.

@mastersplinter5966

28 күн бұрын

@@akbarlebowitz8151 Patrick Henry Rd? Leesburg Pike?

@mastersplinter5966

28 күн бұрын

@@akbarlebowitz8151 Are you from Falls Church

@Jangocat

23 күн бұрын

Urban legend, I heard that phrase way before he was in the NBA.

Bro ran away from home, to GO TO SCHOOL. Just shows you how fortunate some of us have been that we detest, undervalue, or otherwise disregard so much that others only dream to have.

@LokiTricksterG

25 күн бұрын

Nah, going to school sucks.

@yvxz_law

22 күн бұрын

Womp womp

@epnical9623

9 күн бұрын

@@yvxz_lawThis generation is fucked

@epnical9623

9 күн бұрын

@@yvxz_lawthis generation is screwed

@Jetson.220

8 күн бұрын

ya

Rip manute 🕊

@jothammusinguzi8869

12 күн бұрын

Great player and great human being

I’ve been saying my bad for years and never knew😂

@CeBme

9 күн бұрын

My bad ..

Manute Bol is quietly one of the most fascinating nba players of all time, it’s a shame we never got to see an autobiography from him

@ItIsYouAreNotYour

29 күн бұрын

Relax. No need to get hyperbolic and emotional about it. I swear the shyt people say from one video to the next is night and day.

@peripheralballbuster2720

29 күн бұрын

@@ItIsYouAreNotYouright buddy pipe down

@shlomok9731

28 күн бұрын

There is a biography about him by Leigh Montville

@matthewjamal

28 күн бұрын

@@ItIsYouAreNotYourshut the fuck up dude

We must never forget when he hit six threes against the Phoenix Suns. A big hitting 6 threes now may be cool, but not amazing. In his era, it was unthinkable.

@JaredGoofball

29 күн бұрын

Biggest heat check ever, literally

@guillermoportillo7949

29 күн бұрын

@@JaredGoofball Ironically, he did it against the team his son now plays for.

@Mason_____

29 күн бұрын

Manute Bol is Devin Booker's Grandfather. The guy has so many dads at this point

@jbmp1390

28 күн бұрын

Big Facts being spoken here. That's part of why it's so crazy to see big guys in the NBA nowadays hitting 3s like it's nothing. That just was NOT happening back when he was playing.

@CeBme

9 күн бұрын

I remember having his nba rookie card .....

Manute was no superstar or freak athlete but I loved seeing him play. He Litterally had more blocks then he had points it's true He blocked Kareem’s sky hook. How can you not love him. R.I.P Manute.

@akbarlebowitz8151

28 күн бұрын

He was 7' 7" tall. He was a freak athlete!!

@Jangocat

23 күн бұрын

Wilt blocked Kareem's sky hook too.

I am glad he became an NBA player. We need more people like Manute Bol.

The only player in NBA history with more career blocks than points

Great video on one of the tallest and greatest players to ever play the game of basketball in the NBA!!! It was very obvious that Manute bols heart was always with his country back in Sudan!!! He did a lot for his country Sudan and it's people!!! He was a great human being and will never be forgotten!!! RIP Manute bol!!! I always wished that i could have seen him play basketball in person!!!🙏🙏🙏

he should be a national hero in south sudan tbh

"Wealth and fame had more appeal then the family cows." That part cracked me up

And don’t forget, Manute Bol never played an NBA game sober. He needed to put up weight so he drank beers all day, everyday ahahaha

bro predicted 9/11

Wow. Beautiful story. I never new all this about Manute. What a legend. I'm going to share this with my teenage kids. Everyone can appreciate a man like this. My thoughts are with you right now. Thanks.

What an interesting human being. Thanks for making this video.

Wow I never knew Manute was this much of an icon, not just of basketball, but to his country 👏🙏

He was a good man

Manute Bol is quite an amazing player in the NBA. He was an African sensation out of Sudan who was giving charities to his country. I’m glad I got the opportunity to watch him play. He was a tall man for his height at 7 foot 7. He was a rebounder and a shot-blocker. He died too soon. R.I.P. Manute Bol!!!🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀

lets go Bol Bol! carry that torch

Its up to Bol Bol now to carry his legacy

@jonbridge6442

29 күн бұрын

What a legacy to carry!

BLOCKS MACHINE

This dudes a legend

dude was such an amazing guy esp outside of ball. truly great on and off the court

That boy Manute was a Shooter

Opened doors for the Unicorn Builds

His life story definately deserves a documentary,absolutely fascinating

This man is a legend

He was 7’6 and 3 quarters so 7’7 pretty much

RIP Manute Bol🙏🏿

great story thanks!

RIP manute bol🕊️

Absolute legend

Wow uploading so consistently, never seen this before.

MB = MY BAD MB = MANUTE BOL RIP MB

The Air Up There

Nice vid

Bro was so underrated

How this guy never won a DPOY is beyond me

@maelguiraud3568

29 күн бұрын

Seems evident

Anyone else under 7’6” ?

@shift7808

29 күн бұрын

Nope just u. Pathetic *spits*

@Mrpump33

17 күн бұрын

Nah man m higher than Travis Scott 🍃🔥

@ericortega1745

13 күн бұрын

​@@Mrpump33😂🍻

@orianee.noubibou7128

7 күн бұрын

Me

BRO HE WAS 7'7 NOT 7'6

Actually maute was 7’7

One of my greatest NBA memories that I’ll never forget is seeing Manute Bol make a 3 in person. Back then, bigs didn’t shoot 3s like they do now. He had the craziest form, feet barely left the ground to call it a “jumper.” 😂

11:56 this is crazy

Now, his son Bol Bol is also pretty good at basketbol

Ah yes, i remember when manute bol lived in the times of indians and lakotas and choctaws! Nostalgia.

this the most wild video ever

yooo I’m early!

Make a vid about andre drummonds career

Manute admitted to making up the killing the lion story, it was a bet with his teammates

Yes

I searched one video on the manute bol and my recommended page nothing butmanute bol

The old voice is back!

Bol was a shot blocking machine which definitely got him a few records and he could shoot a three to give Bol some offense His post nba story is more interesting and very inspiring bc he literally helped his country and he was a activist

The cover art is wild😭😭😭😭

"He loved his teeth and thought the ritual was stupid." LMAO

I actually was at the Capital Centre in 1985 when Rookie Manute got his first start as a Washington Bullet vs the Milwaukee Bucks. He had 11 blocked shots in the first half. Bucks adjusted to him and he had only one in the 2nd half. He ended up with a career high 18 points as Washington won in OT. I saw that fight with Oldham on TV. Bol could have murdered him with those whip arms!! The "My bad" phrase was already being used by HS kids in 1987.

RIP Manute

his college stats are crazy

Ohh yeaa bol bol’s dad

That's where my bad came from

MAKE VIDEO OF THE FABULOUS 5 PLEASE

your last video has a age restriction… not sure if you know, was really looking forward to watching it 😅

@87alock

29 күн бұрын

🤣

Dang, his uncle was dedicated

🔥🔥

🔥

No way he started the phrase my bad 🤣

rip i think bol bol doing just fine living up to his legacy

His son should play him if they ever made a movie about him

I still can’t believe we don’t know his actual birthday and age 🤯

He made me a bullet fan,

This would make a sick anime

that osama bin laden fact is trippy…how he knew

Yessir Block Beasy

I put a house fire out at his house in MD in the 90s. He also used to come shoot at Good Luck Rec Center. Hit me in the head with an air ball once. No bullshit. Tallest man I ever seen, obviously. RIP

When that guy said Manute Bol got forced to be a muslim that also happened in Nigeria as well

@acuothacuoth502

21 күн бұрын

most dinka ppl are christian

Dang legs 5ft

One day gang

My bad manute I wasn't familiar with your phrase

My uncle is from Turalei

He once had 10 blocks in a game in 15 minutes of playing time... And once registered 12 blocks in 21 minutes! That's insane.

Air Up there

I had no idea he invented the phrase "my bad" and more importantly I didn't know he passed on. RIP Mr. Bol.

he was 7 foot 7

Legend has it because of his height the pain of him playing was so unbearable he would get drunk before the game to take the pain away😂

Under 1 hour gang here👇🏾

@currysteele9378

29 күн бұрын

Here!

@joenobody5913

29 күн бұрын

Manute Bol Blue!

@Cameron439

29 күн бұрын

Right here

@EmilioTheGreat

29 күн бұрын

@@Cameron439 hi

@MoaiKing-ki6wu

29 күн бұрын

Yuh

Wikipedia says he's mom was 6'10 and he's pops 6'8, Wikipedia might be wrong and your right idk just saying

Hold up ur telling me this dude plaued hockey damn

fr

How good was Tony Parker would give you 100k likes.BELIEVE ME

Where is the original narrator of non stop sports? And what was his name?

Rip

Really interesting but how come you omitted to mention his son who plays in the NBA?

1:47

I thought “my bad” was a real phrase 💀💀

First time I heard "my bad" was on a basketball court in Philadelphia (I want to say 1994/95) when I was a teenager. It is now used by older white women at my work so casually that it confuses me. And it all started with Manute

his name means "the special blessing" in the Dinka language

He was actually 7"7

My parents are from South Sudan

He was 7’7” bro