I’m 40 now. And1 was 100% responsible for my love of basketball. Specifically seeing Hot Sauce do the things he was doing with a basketball made the entire sport so cool to me and my friends. So glad it existed when it did. Shame it never made a real comeback. I’m now showing my son the old tapes.

@KCClassic7

Жыл бұрын

And 1 was also my introduction to Basketball as well. I always thought the NBA players were cool, but it was something about the AND1 players that was so much cooler. I remember 2003-2005 waiting week to week to watch the AND1 mixtape tour on ESPN. Some of my fondest moment as a kid!!!

@Da_Humble_Life

Жыл бұрын

Damn so u 40 and u aint like basketball during thr jordan era before and 1?

@jamaaldagreatest2748

Жыл бұрын

It's so hilarious though hearing Iman Shumpert talk about how NBA players were calling that man Hot Sauce, Ketchup when he tried out for the league lmao

@MECCATHEMANHIMSELF

Жыл бұрын

I am 40 and my love for the game of basketball came from that classic sports illustrated vhs tape with the greats players of the 90’s on them.. yes And 1 was impactful but I guess we all find out love for things in different ways!!

@markelscott100

Жыл бұрын

And1 was my introduction to crazy dunks

I am 36 yrs old and AND1 Streetball was something i lived for, slept for, and dreamed of growing up. I had all of the mixtapes, i watched everything they ever put out and then some. I remember when "The Professor" first joined the And1 team and i immediately found my favorite basketball player because we had a lot in common, I was a smaller white kid with red hair hooping at courts with nothing but older men, I was short but fast, I managed to build myself up using moves i learned from watching And1 streetball mixtapes which made me stand out on the courts. The rise of And1 was an amazing moment in our history and something special for those who truly loved basketball and the game. Now i sit here and watch Ballislife and or Professor Live and think about the And1 days and truly miss it. I feel like something needs to take off again, i feel like someone could recreate something similar to And1 but make it better, bigger and succeed. If anyone could do it, it would be "The Professor". The fact that this man has built himself up in such a great way since the whole And1 moment ended means so much to someone who has followed him since day 1.

@NFTVMX

Жыл бұрын

Hope he readcthis

And1 was a huge part of my life growing up. I remember being in middle school and high school studying the mixtapes and trying to pull off those moves at park runs like hot sauce, AO, skip, etc and of course the espn show. It sucks that And1 didn't stay together but their impact and influence on streetball/basketball still lives on to this day

And1 might have been more that people even realize, im from germany and there was no NBA on TV back then, there was no german basketball, we were just playing, and then someone found an And1 mixtape in a skateshop, it was the only exposure of basketball we had and we would watch it religiously over and over again. it really meant a lot to us and that impact can never be taken away

@ber3al53

11 ай бұрын

I feel ya man! Same here. It never aired on TV here in The Netherlands. I found it via guys i played ball with. Really miss those basketball days man. Hell, kids nowadays that play ball don't even know what and1 is🥲 Sigh... anyway, this makes me want to play streetball again😎

@Sidcito

10 ай бұрын

Those were good days. Looks like K1X is still around

I remember as a teen going crazy over the and1 mixtapes and I’m from rural Australia. Shows how far the impact these guys had. Much love to all the players

@bobbygalyon5580

Жыл бұрын

Im from Guam and it reached us, a tiny island in the middle of the pacific ocean.

@blaqpharaoh7732

Жыл бұрын

I appreciate you sharing how something from American culture had such impact on you mate all the way from rural Australia 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

@blaqpharaoh7732

Жыл бұрын

@@40YearOldSchoolsProfessor where’s the Professor in this video 😂 CLICK BAIT 😂😂😂😂

@TheRastacabbage

Жыл бұрын

Got to see and1 when they came to Brisbane

@alexjuewez1287

Жыл бұрын

Bro that's weird cuz as a teen I got into kangaroos from watching discovery channel Australia too! It's like you got to see mixtapes from Brooklyn, and I got to see tapes from the outback, that's crikey mate!

I'm the same age as the Professor, and really enjoyed a trip down memory lane watching this documentary. I owned all the AND 1 tapes, and CDs. I remember in 2002, my senior year of Highschool, and watching ESPN2 to see the latest episode of the Mix Tape tour. Before, smart phones, social media, etc. you had to either be there to see it, or someone had a camcorder and recorded it. It was a different time, where you really appreciated being there in person, and possibly seeing something you could only retell. THanks to the Professor for clearing somethings up. People forget that movie directors, and producers love twisting things around to sell a story.

@openmindz7689

Жыл бұрын

Same, I think we all around the same age. Anyways I never trust netflix documentaries finding out the people creating it is trying to push a narrative or agenda. Just like the cp5 documentary/movie/show. Finding out most of it were lies. So people trying to do and1 trying to make it as the players were at fault was foul.

@trailblazer77

Жыл бұрын

Aaayyooooo!!! Me too homie. 🍻🤙🏻

@Turk_2023

Жыл бұрын

ESPN 2 was still showing those for years too I always watched.

@fib4923

Жыл бұрын

2001-2005 were great times IMO. The age before instant media grafication.

@dragonsofthunder

Жыл бұрын

2002 was my senior year of hs also

And 1 Mixtapes were HUGE back in the day & brought the greatest streetballers to us. Legendary time.

The Professor has always had a light shining on him. He’s blessed with a talent and very humble about it. Back in his And1 days; his talent spoke for him. Now, thanks to social media; he has a platform to showcase his talent and who he truly is. My man is an inspiration to millions of young ballers around the world. I’m very happy to see that he’s made the most of his gift for himself and all of his followers over the years.

@JustinVoorheesLNS

Жыл бұрын

I could not say this better. This man is a legend and so well deserved.

@jakeb3055

Жыл бұрын

Well said, Tommy

@Wholisticandy

Жыл бұрын

Seriously. Not to be racist but the only white undersized 18 year old. He’s been blessed with a gift

@anastaciav

Жыл бұрын

I’m a sporty 63/F and I’m so in awe of The Professor. I’d love to have a brew with him and talk. He’s insightful, genius, kind, funny, quirky; and one of the very best ballers ever. Grayson, i love you, man! (Like a mom would). I visit my bestie in Santa Clarita sometimes, I think you play around there for training and fun. Hope to meet you someday. Golden.

@pisces363

Жыл бұрын

@@40YearOldSchoolsProfessor NBA players get clowned by each other in every game. I’m not interested in your suspicious link.

So well spoken. I’ve gotten goosebumps several times. I was introduced To Who you are in 2011. A great friend of mine who has passed used to call me the proffesor. Not because of basketball but because I skipped a grade and would always answer. He showed me an And1 mixtape and I was hooked. Started play NBA Street 2 wishing I could do what you guys accomplished. Much love man and well wishes to you and everyone else who blessed the world with such great entertainment

@schuylersavage276

Жыл бұрын

Rest In Peace to your friend 🙏🏼

I’m surprised you came out with this video I watched the Netflix show a couple months ago and it was great made me happy and also sad . It hit all the emotional buttons . You are and always will be a legend . You inspired Soo many kids that weren’t just white but also kids that maybe weren’t tall and gave them hope that maybe they could be like you aswell.

And1 was as close as you could get to an unscripted reality show. Except people weren't dating, their entire careers and everything they've worked for was on the line. I remember re-watching the same episode countless times and never getting bored of them

@too1leasy

Жыл бұрын

@@40YearOldSchoolsProfessor get a life bro

Loved your take on this bro! Shout out to you guys for creating a moment in time that can’t be taken away. Especially for us who got to see it in real time. Salute!

I'm 30, AND-1 molded my showmanship, and care for the community that it built. The style was on point at the time and it's a shame what happened but you've taken a wonderful approach to it. I appreciate you for always sharing how you feel with us, peace!

Cool story from back in the days! I was at the riverbank state park in NYC, I got there early and began to ball. I was about to leave when I saw a massive group of people heading my way, I'm like "what's going on?" So I decided to sit down on the stands, it turns out to be And1 recording a mix tape, man talk about luck!! I had no idea this was going to happen and ended up seeing one of the best basketball games of all time, also that's when I saw a young professor do his thing with the big dogs! That's a core memory for me!

The Professor... Huge Talent... Incredible longevity to still be doing it... and such an excellent spokesperson for the game/humble - and always does the shoutouts

Absolutely loved this documentary. It brought back so many great memories from my childhood. I wish more of the guys were able to come on and share their experiences and stories, but that's okay. To this day I still keep up with AND1 wishing they will be able to spark that fire one more time. I also noticed the flow of the documentary was out of rhythm as well. Similar to what Professor said, I honestly don't remember that Nike commercial holding as much weight as the owners made it seem. Like it was a cool commercial with a ton of great athletes in it, but that was about it. The main thing I remember about the And1 shoes were the price as a kid. They were always affordable and from what I remember pretty good quality at the time.

This was beautifully shot, produced, and your insight was amazing! Loved it bro

I hope somebody will do a real documentary about AND1 Mixtape Tour and how it changed the basketball culture. 30 for 30 was good, but it was focused more on the music, Netflix was great, but it feels like it was missing something. We need another documentary or NWA type movie about AND1 Tour and it's players.

2015 was one of the best years of my life! Went from watching these guys growing up buying all the mixtapes to filming them on tour actually playing against the professor In Alabama we actually won! He’s a legend who’s well respected!

I’ve watched your videos for a few years now. I don’t usually comment. The positive attitude you have on life is amazing. Your ability to look at the positive in all situations is an attribute missing in most people. You come through as very genuine. Thanks for being real. And I def rocked that And1 gear in the 90s. My T was the one about building a house with all those bricks! 😂

@AdamRobinson1982

Жыл бұрын

Well said, Rob! I echo your sentiment.

@oak49sox

Жыл бұрын

Should change your name to…I can’t build my own Chan so I’m trying to get clout off others.

Mad props to TheProfessor and his team for making an incredible vid. Hearing this side of the And1 story makes me happier to know that's not how it all REALLY went down. Also bummed at the fact that had And1 kept going, we might already have a national league dedicated to it ☹️. It might not flourish if something of the like were to get started in this era but at least we were able to enjoy those moments of And1 mixtapes. And1 will still live forever in my memories!

@mdchhotu5988

Жыл бұрын

Hello

Soon we're about to have a documentary about "THE RISE AND FALL OF NETFLIX"

I'm from Banjaluka, Republic of Srpska, Bosnia & Herzegovina. It's amazing how much impact this guy's had, me and my friends we're crazy about and1, studying the mixtapes and learning tricks. Much respect to all the players.

I was blessed to be balling in NYC during the prime And-1 run. Still balling out to this day!

@kirpaS

Жыл бұрын

Man you're lucky. That's some intense culture hoopin and New York is in the 90s what a dope time to be in your youth.

@MikeBesk

Жыл бұрын

@@kirpaS Yeah. I wish I appreciated it more. Times are way different now.

Half man half amazing. 50. High octane. Spyda. Helicopter. Deserve their credit too.

@b1ackmoneyov

Жыл бұрын

Why didn’t they show 50? When did he leave?

It's pretty amazing seeing the success you had in the And1 days and the success you have made on KZread. Speaks volumes to your work ethic.

@Ellivation

Жыл бұрын

This part

Thanks for the insight professor. As a 43yr old man, And1 tshirts were super hot back in the early 90's like 1994 and onwards. You had to have one of those shirts that talked hella trash. The shoes were never a thing for some of us because the variety of Nike shoes in the mid 90s were too good, from the Kidds, the Pennys, the Pippens, etc. I would consider it a ride into the sunset as you mentioned because it was a great memory of the past when And1 was at it's peak.

Appreciate your feedback on it. Watching y’all as a kid and now seeing the documentary I was questioning some of the accuracy of the Netflix documentary just from remembering certain timelines as a kid

Always love your content, dude. Keep up the good work and helping a few along the way...

I will always remember watching the And1 Mixtape episodes on ESPN during the summers and trying those moves on the court. The whole fancy movement actually helped my game by crossing over without losing control. And those T-Shirts? 🔥🔥🔥 And the shoes? 😍 Still some of the best shoes I've worn.

@BitcoinOnlyCentral

Жыл бұрын

Those t shirts were so fire

I met Aaron Owens(AO) a long time ago while I worked at wawa. I’m talking like 10 years ago now I think, he came into my job and it was super weird how fast I recognized him. I immediately lit up with excitement. I worked in the food section so I couldn’t just go up to him nor did I want to be weird so I didn’t. He must have caught me looking at him though cause he came over to my section and before even ordering he looked at all of us and said “ Wassup guys, working the overnight I see” I immediately fanned out and said “ bro….I’m a huge fan bro, you’re actually my favorite and1 player bro”. Yes I said bro that many times, I was a little excited to meet him ngl. My coworker at the time had no clue who he was lol. I legit spent hours upon hours watching and1 and loving how creative they could be. He was super nice, patient and cool. He just spoke to us for like ten minutes and I think he was more surprised that I was such a huge fan. Which made me like him even more tbh, he was super humble. I’ll never forget meeting him.

Being in elementary and middle school and having a homie that had an And 1 mixtape dvd/vhs was the best memories. And 1 mixtapes created a culture of new appreciation for hoopers.

Great clarification video much respect to you and all of the players for the joy you brought to us. I am sorry the owners did not have the will to see it through.

Man I remember watching the and 1 stuff back in the day... it was the shit. It was also a better time and country. Man I miss the 90's and early 2000's. Great stuff prof

And1 will always be in our hearts (I still have the red basketball t-shirt that I will never throw away) I'm from Spain and all people here that were playing basketball those times were watching your videos and follow all your moves. Hopefully it will get back one day because it was the basketball for the streets and we all want it to be back in the game. When I saw the Netflix documentary I felt so sad and I really realize how I miss your tapes. Thanks for everything you gave to us, my biggest respect and love for y'all that made And1 possible. Blessed ❤💛💚

Really appreciate your take in the doc as a person who was there. Also would be great video idea to get some of the and 1 guys and go over the best highlights.

I remember having and1 videos in the early 2000s and trying to replicate a lot of moves playing in the neighborhood. Later in PE freshman year doing a call back move as a tribute to yall and faking a shot then bouncing the ball off the back of a kids head, the kid wasn't pleased. Played basketball my entire youth and still knew the term and1 from you guys first before I ever heard it in the extra point foul setting. Glad to see the professor still around.

Growing up in Detroit, watching And1, it got me out of my shell. Got me out to other neighborhoods, other courts, it encouraged me to seek other competition and get out of my comfort zone. Still to this day, I can't watch any And1 stuff and not have a huge smile on my face.

After watching the Netflix Documentary I had some questions and I am glad to see you address this in a video. Much respect

Me and my father never really had the greatest relationship, but I’ll always love him for introducing me to Escalade in a barbershop out in Wyandanch, NY when I was a child. RIP Big Man, never knew he was the brother of Mark Jackson until the day he passed 🕊 AND 1 was just as much as a staple in my childhood as the actual NBA !!

I remember you were the revitalizing pivot And1 needed to make to stay relevant at the time. You were the reason they made it to espn! I remember that like yesterday!!! You and helicopter were the main draws of the event and to see you have literally 20 years later is dope as hell to see

Great share. I appreciate it. I was in HS when all this happened. Definitely shaped me as a baller. I hope we hear from hot sauce.

Watching those mix tapes, playing ball and even the video game. What an era. Some of the best days of my life!

Thanks for making this! I appreciate your level-headedness. Your opinion on the doc speaks volumes for me.

They need to bring back AND1 🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀

@antoniobaugh707

Жыл бұрын

Who would be on the team

@oscardanielflores4376

Жыл бұрын

@@antoniobaugh707 the same as the first AND 1 get them from the street

@antoniobaugh707

Жыл бұрын

@Oscar Daniel Flores true but I think ball is life is trying to do like and 1 did but it's not the same because they don't play against any real official streetball teams

@thelyric8266

Жыл бұрын

Nick briz

@powerline528

Жыл бұрын

They have them at Wal-Mart

Is this a re upload? I just watched this a few days ago...

@surya_anand

Жыл бұрын

thats what i was thinking...

Thanks for doing this professor! Loved hearing your take. You’re a legend!

This was dope! Loved the insight and critique. Your viewpoint is commendable. Regardless of pay - God blessed you in that season to place you where you are now because of And1!

I’m not a fan of the NBA, but AND1 was something special. I still rewatch the mixtapes 20 years later.

Huh?? I watched this video some days ago, but it shows that it was published 3 hours ago… wtf?

Thanks for sharing your point of wiew. I loved this. I also felt bit sad, like Dr.J sayd, but after hearing this, you brought a great thankfulnes. So thank you, and super happy about your career. Started to watch you again, after all these years. Still rocking and keeping that street ball style. All the best to your career and life.

Hi Professor, what is amazing to me is not just your moves but you finish by making the shot in a smooth silky touch! I am old now so I cannot play anymore but I still enjoy watching others play the game I have loved since I was a boy.

I had black and dark blue AND1s that were real shiny. Don't know what happened to them, but they were good days for basketball. Keeping streetball alive in 2023!

I learned so many moves from you and got to play on Lebrons AAU team for 2 years

Great show, great doc, and thank you for sharing your thoughts on it. Love to hear the nuances that u shared.

Watching this make me feel mad old I used to have the 4 set dvd collection used to watch them faithfully early 2000’s as a teen

Its crazy how good and humble the proffesser is at the same time...

this a reupload?

@PerezBSclan

Жыл бұрын

i belive so, maybe he said something wrong in previous one

One of many times locked up in juvenile detention as a teenager is when I first saw the And1 Mixtape and Professor on the tv we watched in there…and now like 15 years later I still love watching this dude and the skill he continually builds on. He had my respect from the jump cause I’m sure he had to work hard af to stand out the way he did back then…and all these years later he’s still at it with his game improved. And even with all he’s done he’s still got that humble attitude when it’s necessary about all these folks and their negative views on him. You really just gotta respect the work he’s put in and where it took him…cause 99% of people only dream of doing what he did.

I've been watching your channel for a few years now, and I have not seen the doc, but not until now did I realize you're a basketball legend in your own right, and I'm sure you're going to do even greater things.

I swear u released this video before

AND1 was such a cool league tbh im sad it fell through

@ayo9057

Жыл бұрын

The Professor should bring back something similar…

@johnsnakes6125

Жыл бұрын

@@ayo9057 I don’t think he has the money to put together a tour like this.

@ayo9057

Жыл бұрын

@@johnsnakes6125 would need investors.

been a fan since and 1 i appreciate you taking the time to give the fans more context to what really went on

Great review, very enjoyable perspective Professor, class act!

Reupload? Something change?

@ItsAllLove4Real

Жыл бұрын

Reupload it seems like

I still remember watching ESPN And 1 mixtape tour during the summer of ‘03 I believe it was and seeing this skinny little white kid show up to the open run on one of the first episodes. During open run, and then in the arena after he was chosen from open run, He was shaking everyone, throwing no look lobs, finishing at the rim, just displaying incredible handles! Nobody could believe how skilled and lethal this seemingly naive and harmless looking kid actually was! The And 1 guys picked him to come on tour and the rest was history! Professor the great 💪🏀

@TruRoux

Жыл бұрын

I remember the and 1 tapes from 99 so I was on the wave since the OG dropped. Its DOPE to see professor not only still doing it at THAT LEVEL 2 decades later and showing no sign of slowing down. That shit is inspiring AF. Sad to see that he is the only 'lucky' one but he been consistent asf and that is really all it takes to do well at anything in life 🙏🏾

@jonathanhollier3314

Жыл бұрын

@@TruRoux yea you’re a real one man 💯 I definitely didn’t know about the other guys and mixtape that early, but I did follow Rafer Alston since ‘98 when a documentary came out called ‘Between the Madness’ that documented the 97/98 Fresno state basketball season and Rafer was one of the players featured, but had no clue he was “Skip to my Lou” till later

The battle with you and Hot Sauce will be something i remember watching. Maybe two of the best ball handlers ever

I worked at Footaction during the And 1 era. It was absolutely crazy when an And 1 VHS tape dropped. We use to play them in the stores, the And 1 players use to come up for signings, shit was amazing!

repost???

I’ve watched it 10 times. One thing they got right is showing how much you brought to the table 🏀 🔥

I’ve been showing my 7 yr old son Professor clips, and he loves them. He just started playing in a league last year at age 6 and he’s a better dribbler than most other kids. These videos are an inspiration. Thanks Professor!

Just a few months ago I was rewatching the And 1 Reality show here on KZread and One of the big factors of the show was how hard the OG's were on the newbie team when they lost. The whole " Winning doesn't matter" thing rubbed me the wrong way too because there were lots of clips where if the visiting newbie team wasn't playing well the OG's had PLENTY to say . I loved the Documentary for the most part though and super appy to hear you dug it to Professor !

Hey Professor , curious would you ever want to buy And1 ? I know your been building your own success and brand with global hoopers and content creating but would you ever want to buy it and revamp it maybe bring back all the OGs do small tournaments put all the og guys in play with jobs and being apart of something they ultimately brought success too . Kinda like with snoop is doing with death row he’s been getting rapper master back for them so they can benifit off there talent and not these higher ups. I know kids now and days would love to see street ball and it being coach and curated by and1 legends would be full circle & 🔥💪🏽 Just a thought lol 😂

Reupload?

@OG_predatorproductionz

Жыл бұрын

yes with different edit

Long time fan Professor! You were my favorite And1 player. Your my all time favorite ball handler too. I was blessed to have witnessed The entire And 1 movement from start. Enjoyed and watched this whole video. Lastly fam, What is the music/beat in the background? Mamnn...that mellow track is Dope!

Man, what a time to be alive and a middle schooler / early high school. AND1 Dada shoes and walking to every court possible with a backpack full of cds, a cd player, headphones Gatorade, and a basketball trying to be as AND1 as possible when we played and practiced for hours.

First

@WolfEncounter

Жыл бұрын

@@KingKobra49 ok I subbed by the way and I commented in your latest video

I was at the game in jackson, ms(Jackson St) when the professor got his shining moment. i was sitting courtside and on the ESPN footage when they were following the guys around, you can see me on tape with my brother sitting courtside. happy he never stopped as the ebbs and flows of life can pull some under.

I appreciate your positivity and accepting that life is full of change.

Watched all the and1 as a kid. I'll never forget them. Literally owned all vhs tapes. Wish I knew where they ended up! You and hot sauce was my two favorites of all time and I wish you two made that step to the NBA would of been awesome. I love watching your videos on here as it's like watching and1 for me and reminds me of that.

I’m glad you made this! Thank you professor!!

I was working at a Rec Center during the and 1 prime.., and every kid was wearing and 1, and .., whatever Allen Iverson shoe was out at the time.. and 1 was crushing it. Great video.

Respect for being very honest here acknowledging the bits they got right and giving credit where it was due, but also to the bits you needed to correct or didn’t like/appreciate saying your piece without bashing.

Sheesh congrats on the series my boy💪🏽

Let’s go professor! Love you man! Keep grinding And ballin ofc Let’s gooo!!!!

Great honest take on the business side of why and how it ended the way it did. The owners wanted to cash out from their investment. They viewed it as a business venture all along, which is not what the players viewed it as, so of course there will be some misunderstandings and hurt feelings. Rafer and the Professor recognized the business component for what it was, while some of the other guys had a harder time separating the game from the business (and no blame to them, because they put in so much into making the brand what it was).

💯 stay Blessed bro!!

This video was great Thaks Professor! Grew up on all that. Graduated HS 1997, the beginnings of the heyday of And 1 and we loved every minute!

I look forward to watching this documentary. I remember staying up late in the summer watching And1 (and Code red mountaindew) as I didn't have a job or any responsibility at the time. I loved watching this until 2-3am in the morning. Good stuff.

I remember when I was around 14, we first got dial-up internet in our house and was limited to 1 hour per day. I spent that hour each day downloading and1 mixtape volume 3 on Kazaa. Every day I could watch a few more seconds that had just buffered. It took around 6 months to download the whole thing. When it was finished, I made my own mixtape on windows movie maker using my favourite highlights, In da Club, and DJ Z-Trip as background music. What a time to be alive

I used to watch And1 faithfully. My favorite highlight to this day is when the two dudes (can’t remember their names) caught the offensive rebound together and both dunked the ball and broke the backboard!!!! That was iconic

So glad we could hear your take. It’s a shame that the new owners changed directions. On the other hand though, And1 is my go to socks. I appreciate their simple athletic shorts too. But I miss the mixtape tour. Good times

Mr Boucher, thanks for your honest thoughts. I knew somethings were being fudged with too many other perspectives and things being editted. This clears things up a little. Have a great one.

Been to a and1 game in phx, az at its heights. Had an autographed towel with Main, Sauce, Sik Wid It, Escalade, Professor, 50 and AO signatures on it. I gotta find it n post it somewhere. Will never forget tht time. Im 30.

Thank you for what you did with And1 and all that you are still doing today. Respect!

Professor great interview!

Need to watch it now! Thanks!

I missed those And1 days..Ppl today never knew how big it was and how much influence it was...Back then sportscasters just showed the scores then the highlights bc we all wanted to see the dunks, the def passing and dibblin...the mixed tapes was the watercooler talk..every week anotha one..Thks for everything Professor

I had a few of the and 1 mix tape dvds and loved watching them. Then when I lived in Japan I got to see the and 1 mix tape tour in Oosaka and that blew my mind to see players in real life.

My son is getting into basketball. It’s time to show him the And1 mix tapes. Thank you Professor and the whole And1 crew for shaping a whole generation of basketball players.