Ima saints fam but you will always be a legend, you made my child hood memories the best just by watching you play every weekend just to watch an learn to do the dance for pop Warner practice an games 😂
I flew to Minneapolis to see you guys shock the world. You absolutely balled in 98. I'm a lifelong Falcon fan from their first year in ATL. 98 was the best of them all. Great job on the video too!
I’m a Niners fan but been living in Atlanta since 1996. Jamal Anderson you will forever be a legend!!! Salute to you brother and salute to Flemlo Raps for this great content
Will never forget Jamal Anderson! He threw me his glove at a Falcons game in 2000 when i was like 8 years old, still got it in my trophy case to this day.
Jamal Anderson will always be a Falcons legend he was the reason why I love my Atlanta Falcons today as a kid growing up in Georgia everyone was doing that Dirty Bird dance he was awesome to watch
Just wanna say, I love your take on these stories. Whether they're good or bad, you do a great job at not only preseneting facts, but shedding the light on important life lessons to take from these stories. Very inspirational, love your work.
Bro. This one hit different. I remember hitting the dirty bird when I scored my 10th TD of the season in Pop Warner. I was 8 years old and the crowd on both sides lost it 🤣😂 my parents still have that on tape. I loved watching Jamal run. Definitely a legend of my childhood. I loved this. 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 hope he gets the help he needs, he was always one of my favorites.
As a Falcons fan, I want to say thank you very much for sharing this story about one of the Falcon greats. That 98 squad made me a die-hard Falcons fan, and Jamal Anderson is still one of my favorite Falcons to this day.
I’m a woman but growing up in Atlanta in the 90s was special. Jamal Anderson is the reason I got into football. My mom bought me his jersey when I was 8 during the Falcons run to the Super Bowl. I wore it to school and one of the lunch ladies asked me to do the Dirty Bird and my whole class did it lol. Thanks for bringing back the memories on this one.
I remember playing GameDay 2000 and I was too young to know how to switch teams so for a whole year I played as the Falcons and they played the Broncos. Anderson was raw with the stiff arm on there!#
It’s a sports world that moves so quickly. So much news going on about who’s the best, who’s being traded, who’s the next No. 1 Draft Pick, it’s hard to create time & remember guys like this. Gotta give these guys their flowers.
Firstly, GREAT name. Secondly, I had forgotten also. I remember the dirty bird, but I forgot this is the man that created it, and that he was a fucking STALLION.
He was a great runner and well respected throughout the league. I true hard worker and professional God bless you and your family with good health and well being in life. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🏻🙏🏻 Amen
@sumner 1027 that's not in the same category. The dirty bird was a dance, so you have to compare it to other dance celebrations like the Icky Shuffle, etc. The mooning was just simply a disgusting act, and I can't believe we witnessed that on our airwaves *Joe Buck voice*
@Rowdy Jr ay g everything is subjective in sports lol. But the dirty bird had the A going crazy in the 90’s. And from that era name a harder post td dance.
Flemlo never let's me down the 98 season was one of the football seasons that made me fall in love with the sport of football...been tuned into since 2018 keep up the good work my guy!
You sir, are my absolute favorite influencer... The way you tell a STORY is absolutely captivating. No matter the story, you tell it from an unbiased place. You bring us through the life, not the situation alone. Please continue to do what you do!
They had a bunch of guys have great seasons, as good as Jamal was, so was the QB and both Mathis and Martin were unstoppable too. Not a Falcons fan, but that team was so fun to watch.
I watched this watched this randomly. Your face popped up. Not only was it a thorough pov from u, but the reasons that your channel is so good is because you speak from a “basic” viewers POV. Keep being you, that’s the best thing ever!
Great story tellers can inspire, excite, invoke emotion from the listener at the whim of their tongue, and some can even inspire the actual subjects of their stories. That last line, "At the end of the day, you're a legend." nearly encompasses the driving force of this series. It's one thing for the masses to forget legends, and whole 'nother thing when legends forget they're legends.
I grew up in Georgia and I remember the state was rocking back in 98 thanks to Jamal and the dirty birds. It was great for a little 8 year old me. It got me into loving and appreciating the sport of Football.
Bro I fully credit you for enhancing my passion in football and the stories behind each player. I played basketball in high school and was damn good. I always loved football but our team was legendarily horrible so I didn't play. The past few years I've fell in love with the game of football though largely in part to you. Thanks for your hard work, but it always cracks me up you have your own pronunciation for the world similar (sim-yule-er) haha much love.
This guy was my favorite RB growing up. I still remember when my Dad called me into the living room to watch him. A play later he scored a TD and did the dirty bird. Instantly he became my favorite.
I love the way that you tell these stories... honest, sticking to the facts, and just a natural gift of how you word things... keep telling these stories... BTW, wanna know something crazy? The year I was born, Michael Jordan hit the shot to win ring no.6, John Elway and the Broncos beat the Packers in the Super Bowl and Barry Sanders rushed for 2,000 Yards.... yes, I was born in 1998...
1998 was definitely a lit year!! You make me feel a bit old (haha - born in 89)! Those were great times in sports, music, movies, videogames, etc. Also, don’t forget the crazy home run race between Sosa and McGuire that summer and the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky affair.
@@thomastripp9002 you know what's so funny about that, I have an uncle that worked on (not at the time), excavating a house two houses away from where the the Monica Lewinsky/Linda Tripp tapes were recorded.... crazy... and, In general when anybody mentions the 2000s I feel old, haha
@@davidpeters2625 Ha…It shows how time flies!!! One of the handful of things from 98 that I still own is my Super Nintendo, which I had since 1992 (I was three and my bro was ten) and the OG Nintendo. I had a PS1 around that time, but it broke. Oh, and the early 2000’s were lit as I was in Middle School then
Jamal was one of my favorites. Still is. I am a Niners fan, too! 98 was crazy. TD, Jamal, and Hearst. My favorite RBs that year all had different styles. Loved it. Hated that we lost to him, but loved his style.
Hearst getting injured in the playoffs on the first play against the Falcons still hurts. I believe they win that game but it would have been tough to go to Minnesota and win because the 49ers defense was weak. Hearst lost two years and 49ers organization went down as well.
Weird story but after a Monday Night game in the middle of winter. Terrell Davis, his Mama and Auntie gave me and my parents a ride to our car that was a mile away. He signed a jersey for me out of his trunk. One of the best experiences of my life, I was a young kid.
Those 3 were the reason I even watched Atlanta play. Deion and his style was so swagged out, Andre was so fine and smooth, The TLC fans approved, and Mike had that arm. I was so pissed at how they did him about the damn dogs. They acted like he was pimping the dogs out, he learned a valuable lesson about letting folks live at your property……
Thanks FlemLo Raps, I appreciate you family and your videos, I always look forward to seeing them, your style and articulation are on point, keep up the good work, a for real fan of your work!!
As an ATLien and Falcons fan, appreciate the video. I remember that 98 season very well even though I was like 8. Matter of fact, this very season was the year that really got me into football. I actually didn't know the Dirty Bird had spread like that and that kids were getting in trouble for it. At my elementary school, everyone did it. Even the teachers...
As hard as it is to say these days bro thks again for the wonderful video my team sucks but we've had some great players n some wonderful memories. Didn't get the news on ridley?
This was awesome! Thanks for keeping the story of Jamal clean and telling it in a positive light. Jamal is the reason why I am a fan of the Falcons today.
Keep up this kind of work and you’re gonna be employed by the league dude. They’re gonna need a story teller who has this vibe and I can think of none better. Absolutely fantastic content.
So true n he tells their stories without being biased, he informs us when he's stating his opinion so were not lead to believe it to be facts the biggest things he do imo are respect them n their stories and humanize to make them relatable in ways the headlines dont
J.A. still my fave Falcon of all times. He brought energy to my team that had never been seen before....or after. Hope he's at a place of peace in his life now. Great work putting this together bro. 👊🏾💯
Bro! Unlike so many other channels you told this great man’s story in the most positive light; no negative shots, no put downs. Even as a Cowboys fan, I made sure to watch as many Falcons games as I could to see this brother work. You just got a new subscriber. Keep up the excellent work.
Another great segment, FlemLo!!! I remember Jamal Anderson and always wondered what happened to my man!! I never realized he had that many 1000 yrd yrs, and when you consider the # of attempts, the man was a baller!! I would like to see the NFL create and fund something for the retired and injured players!
@Juls c nothing you said is really true for the NFL as a whole. Not all players make millions, and not all spend unwisely. What you did was called generalization, and it's a close line between that and other very unhealthy thought processes! I really mean more of a program to teach them how to transfer into normal society. They do this in the military. Remember, most of them know nothing outside of a football life.
yo!! great job making this video !👍🏾Im going to subscribe. With all of the bs on the introll-net it’s good to hear the real. Keep up the good work. And to the “Dirtybird” You will never be forgotten.
Your videography, editing, and story telling is top notch. I love UA-cam channels that make me feel like I'm watching a television production. Keep up the great work!
I loved Jamal Anderson. He was a beast on the field. Too bad he had that torn ACL that ended his career. I really enjoy the way you tell stories about all these athletes. I really like your channel too. Keep on keeping it real man! 👍
Those 98` Falcons had a Defense too and more importantly a pass rush that was crucial in the Minnesota NFC Championship game. Love my Falcons! Great video, thanks man!
@@jonathanhassen6664 Don't forget about the "98 Minnesota Vikings. They HONESTLY should've Beat the Falcons, but the kicker Gary Anderson CHOKED, and missed his ONLY field goal that year. In the Metrodome. SMH. Still MAD about that.
I was only 9 at the time but that 1998 season is definitely my all time favorite NFL season. It’s where my love for the NFL was truly born. TD and the Broncos, Randy Moss, Inside the NFL on HBO, Madden 99, and of course Jamal and that dirty bird lol classic!!
The Falcons’ best players always seem to never be as good as they could be with the acception of Julio and Matt Ryan. I’m excited to see this video though
Bro, if I can just say, I love so much how you tell the stories of others. But most of all, the thing I absolutely love the most is that no matter how stuff has played out, you damn near ALWAYS thank them for their roll in our lives but the biggest part is that you almost always find the good inside of them and you continue to call it out of them even if it seems that the whole world has forgotten or given up on them. I LOVE when you do that. That’s what we are supposed to do. Forgive mistakes even if they can’t or shouldn’t be forgotten but ALWAYS seek to find and call out the best and the greatness in them. Thank you so much for doing that FlemLo! You got a lot of love and respect here from me, brother. We may never ever talk, chat, or even meet, but I’ll always have your back for that reason if nothing else. Thanks again and I pray that you and your family be thoroughly blessed!!!
@Flemlo Raps I really like your videos but this one almost got a tear. Keep up the great work. Hopefully your grind and purpose lead to greater and bigger things.
never knew this stuff was happening to him. Jamal was one of my fav football players as a kid. Its funny to think about, TD and Jamal were my 2-3 fav players at that time haha Levon Kirkland was my fav cause imma steelers fan but mannn!! I did the Dirty Bird during recess ALL the time lol
@@eugenedenbrook322 im a Steelers fan also and Levon was indeed underrated moreso by the mainstream sports media, but he was near 300 lbs and was moving as fast as a 230 linebacker it shook players who assumed he was slow
Bruh you content is getting better and better and the crazy part u haven't even scratch the ceiling yet. U talk about these greats. I cant wait to see when someone does and cover of your greatness and how your making a impact. The sports media world need to acknowledge u and use u.
Man Outstanding Work in Presenting this to us.....Jamal Anderson.....Keep Evolving, You made the Game Great for Us!!! Blessings, Love, Light & Protection Brothers!!
Great content. Loved watching the dirty bird play back in the day and you described his play style perfectly. But all good things come to an end unfortunately it has been a rough retirement. Keep up the good work!
Man you need to be on ESPN. So eloquent in your delivery of information. People want to believe in people that speak facts. You speak with passion and consideration of the topics feelings. Thank you Sir you’re our legend.
I remember struggling with math one year.... I was so frustrated. I remember telling my teacher that I hate math and i give up. She then said " Eugene if you make at least a B on your next test, I'll bake you some chocolate chip cookies!!............... I made an A and got on top of her desk and hit the dirty bird dance😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!!! Those cookies were 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bland? They had Elway and Terrell Davis and the same offensive system that continues to Win Superbowls till today... Oh and them Broncos went back to back after beating the exciting dirty birds
@@FlemLoRaps Thanks bro I love your content and you always end on a positive note! I’ll be waiting on that Peter Warrick video but until then keep up the greatness King!✊🏽
Being from New Orleans, I hated the falcons!! But after watching this, I hope Jamal figures it out and gets his life on track. You have enlightened me once again Flemlo. You remind us that we never know a person's back story. This is important to preserve our humanity! Well Done!!!
That dirty bird dance was dope, but I prefer the '91 2 Legit 2 Quit Jerry Glanville Falcons, the rudest team in the NFL. How can you not love Primetime? Vikings should have gone to the Super Bowl in '98 though.
I’ve been subbed to you for a very long time. I REALLY would like to see you do a video on Zach Thomas from the Dolphins. I know he doesn’t really fit your video mold, but being snubbed for the HOF again after his career is terrible…
Thanks so much for doing this story on Jamal Anderson. I always wondered what happened to him. His dirty bird dance will forever be a great memory for me of the "old" NFL. I wish the best for Jamal and hope he's able to turn his life around (if he hasn't already).
Hat is tipped, as you never cease to amaze! The inky thing I can add, when you were talking about signature TD celebrations, you left off one of the most iconic dances off the list! Deion Sanders, side shuffle!! Man I hated the cowboys in the 90's, even more so for beating us in back to back Superbowls!!! But never missed an opportunity when playing street ball, or 2 hand touch to break this out after an into or just scoring a TD!!! One of the best out there!!! Great video nevertheless
Man you should be beyond a million subscribers by now. I don't know what people look at on youtube but they are missing out on my man FlemLo. Big up and one love to you and Jamal Anderson. Thank you both. ... J
The subtle things like beat selection is something that adds to the greatness of your videos. Been watching your vids since the NCAA days and will continue to support you bro ✊🏾
How you don’t have a million subs yet is amazing to me. Content is constantly great. You will get there that’s not even a question. Thanks for the entertainment FlemLo
Was in high school and worked at a sports bar in Marietta GA during the Dirty Bird era. Even though I’m a Cowboys fan it was still a fun time. I’ll never forget the mess I had to clean up at the restaurant after The Falcons beat The Vikings in the NFC Championship. People were going crazy. Great video. Got me all nostalgic.
Exactly what pacman legend said. The way you do these is legendary. Thank you for all the content you give us. Can't wait for that Kurt Warner video. The movie was awesome.
Thanks for this video. As a Bengals fan, I KNOW you feel my pain as a Falcons fan. That 98 team was SOOOOO special. That's why I hate it when people say they didn't deserve to be in the Super Bowl. Eff that, they BEAT the Vikings IN Minnesota. Jamaal was a BEAST. Too bad he tore that ACL... UGH
Thank you for telling my story truthfully, Flemlo Raps. There is a lot more to it but you did a great job. God bless, I wish you success
Falcons fan here. Thanks for all you did for us. You will forever be a legend to us
Ima saints fam but you will always be a legend, you made my child hood memories the best just by watching you play every weekend just to watch an learn to do the dance for pop Warner practice an games 😂
GOD Bless You are a legend Jamal.
I flew to Minneapolis to see you guys shock the world. You absolutely balled in 98. I'm a lifelong Falcon fan from their first year in ATL. 98 was the best of them all. Great job on the video too!
I’m a Niners fan but been living in Atlanta since 1996. Jamal Anderson you will forever be a legend!!! Salute to you brother and salute to Flemlo Raps for this great content
Will never forget Jamal Anderson! He threw me his glove at a Falcons game in 2000 when i was like 8 years old, still got it in my trophy case to this day.
👏👏👏
Jamal Anderson will always be a Falcons legend he was the reason why I love my Atlanta Falcons today as a kid growing up in Georgia everyone was doing that Dirty Bird dance he was awesome to watch
Man I grew up in Atlanta watching this dude he’s the reason I got into football in the 1st place. Great work!
It was big play Ray for me
@@blknwild9047 Ray Buchanan(hope I spelled it right) will forever be a ATL legend.
Just wanna say, I love your take on these stories. Whether they're good or bad, you do a great job at not only preseneting facts, but shedding the light on important life lessons to take from these stories. Very inspirational, love your work.
Much luv bro🙏🏾
Its at 69 likes not ruining it
Facts i watch all of Flem’s vids. Keep up the hard work brother ✊🏿
Your a good man @nappymike
Me too, long time fan
Bro. This one hit different. I remember hitting the dirty bird when I scored my 10th TD of the season in Pop Warner. I was 8 years old and the crowd on both sides lost it 🤣😂 my parents still have that on tape. I loved watching Jamal run. Definitely a legend of my childhood. I loved this. 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 hope he gets the help he needs, he was always one of my favorites.
Noice ! 👍🏿
Damn 10tds n pop Warner nice. Most I had was 8
@@Sclass_Ent we invited the jet sweep offense before it was a thing lol jet sweep and read option in 1999 had teams shook
Jamal Anderson also had over 400 Carrie’s in 1998.
@@DEIONCARTER21 Yup. Him & TD both went down after being the leading backs for 2 straight seasons.
It was a wrap
Once again, you demonstrate what makes you one of the best storytellers in all sports media. Beautifully done, sir!
As a Falcons fan, I want to say thank you very much for sharing this story about one of the Falcon greats. That 98 squad made me a die-hard Falcons fan, and Jamal Anderson is still one of my favorite Falcons to this day.
I’m a woman but growing up in Atlanta in the 90s was special. Jamal Anderson is the reason I got into football. My mom bought me his jersey when I was 8 during the Falcons run to the Super Bowl. I wore it to school and one of the lunch ladies asked me to do the Dirty Bird and my whole class did it lol. Thanks for bringing back the memories on this one.
I remember playing GameDay 2000 and I was too young to know how to switch teams so for a whole year I played as the Falcons and they played the Broncos. Anderson was raw with the stiff arm on there!#
😂😂😂😂
I hated the game day series with the "super slide" tackle.
@@seventhkeyomegasghost8233 I loved the stiff arm on GameDay. Especially the noise the defenders make when they get caught by the stiff arm
@@playa-made-5126 lmao, that cheating a** game!!!
@@seventhkeyomegasghost8233 😆😆😆it was way before its time man!!
I am ashamed to admit this, but I forgot about this dude untill this video. Thank you for reminding me of his greatness
It’s a sports world that moves so quickly. So much news going on about who’s the best, who’s being traded, who’s the next No. 1 Draft Pick, it’s hard to create time & remember guys like this. Gotta give these guys their flowers.
Firstly, GREAT name. Secondly, I had forgotten also. I remember the dirty bird, but I forgot this is the man that created it, and that he was a fucking STALLION.
DON'T feel BAD. Honestly, he's EASILY forgettable. They just ran him Too much! (Too many carries) That's why he got Worn out so quickly.
He was a great runner and well respected throughout the league.
I true hard worker and professional
God bless you and your family with good health and well being in life.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🏻🙏🏻
Amen
Don't be ashamed he's a clown
This was PERFECT. Jamal had our city going CRAZY with The Dirty Bird. Great video!
The dirty bird was one of the coldest celebrations ever.
Randy Moss' mooning celebration was the most vicious I have ever seen
@sumner 1027 that's not in the same category. The dirty bird was a dance, so you have to compare it to other dance celebrations like the Icky Shuffle, etc. The mooning was just simply a disgusting act, and I can't believe we witnessed that on our airwaves *Joe Buck voice*
@@MrGrace he never did it though...
@Rowdy Jr ay g everything is subjective in sports lol. But the dirty bird had the A going crazy in the 90’s. And from that era name a harder post td dance.
Yes✊🏾
Flemlo never let's me down the 98 season was one of the football seasons that made me fall in love with the sport of football...been tuned into since 2018 keep up the good work my guy!
Always great work FlemLo! As a Utah fan, Jamal is still beloved out here in SLC. His son is 4 star LB that hopefully goes to his dad's college
I go to HS with his son
@@123mosdefandtalibkweli noice
You sir, are my absolute favorite influencer... The way you tell a STORY is absolutely captivating. No matter the story, you tell it from an unbiased place. You bring us through the life, not the situation alone. Please continue to do what you do!
To me the 1998 Atlanta Falcons are one of the most random Super Bowl teams ever. They came out of nowhere that season.
14-2 season I don't see how that's out of nowhere
They had a bunch of guys have great seasons, as good as Jamal was, so was the QB and both Mathis and Martin were unstoppable too. Not a Falcons fan, but that team was so fun to watch.
@@danielfenning3902 I think he means what happened before and after that year. Not like they were a playoff consistently throughout the decade
I watched this watched this randomly. Your face popped up. Not only was it a thorough pov from u, but the reasons that your channel is so good is because you speak from a “basic” viewers POV. Keep being you, that’s the best thing ever!
Great story tellers can inspire, excite, invoke emotion from the listener at the whim of their tongue, and some can even inspire the actual subjects of their stories. That last line, "At the end of the day, you're a legend." nearly encompasses the driving force of this series. It's one thing for the masses to forget legends, and whole 'nother thing when legends forget they're legends.
I grew up in Georgia and I remember the state was rocking back in 98 thanks to Jamal and the dirty birds. It was great for a little 8 year old me. It got me into loving and appreciating the sport of Football.
Bro I fully credit you for enhancing my passion in football and the stories behind each player. I played basketball in high school and was damn good. I always loved football but our team was legendarily horrible so I didn't play. The past few years I've fell in love with the game of football though largely in part to you. Thanks for your hard work, but it always cracks me up you have your own pronunciation for the world similar (sim-yule-er) haha much love.
This guy was my favorite RB growing up. I still remember when my Dad called me into the living room to watch him. A play later he scored a TD and did the dirty bird. Instantly he became my favorite.
I love the way that you tell these stories... honest, sticking to the facts, and just a natural gift of how you word things... keep telling these stories... BTW, wanna know something crazy? The year I was born, Michael Jordan hit the shot to win ring no.6, John Elway and the Broncos beat the Packers in the Super Bowl and Barry Sanders rushed for 2,000 Yards.... yes, I was born in 1998...
1998 was definitely a lit year!! You make me feel a bit old (haha - born in 89)! Those were great times in sports, music, movies, videogames, etc. Also, don’t forget the crazy home run race between Sosa and McGuire that summer and the Bill Clinton/Monica Lewinsky affair.
@@thomastripp9002 you know what's so funny about that, I have an uncle that worked on (not at the time), excavating a house two houses away from where the the Monica Lewinsky/Linda Tripp tapes were recorded.... crazy... and, In general when anybody mentions the 2000s I feel old, haha
@@davidpeters2625 Ha…It shows how time flies!!! One of the handful of things from 98 that I still own is my Super Nintendo, which I had since 1992 (I was three and my bro was ten) and the OG Nintendo. I had a PS1 around that time, but it broke. Oh, and the early 2000’s were lit as I was in Middle School then
@@thomastripp9002 nice...
Jamal was one of my favorites. Still is. I am a Niners fan, too! 98 was crazy. TD, Jamal, and Hearst. My favorite RBs that year all had different styles. Loved it. Hated that we lost to him, but loved his style.
Hearst getting injured in the playoffs on the first play against the Falcons still hurts. I believe they win that game but it would have been tough to go to Minnesota and win because the 49ers defense was weak. Hearst lost two years and 49ers organization went down as well.
After the end of the day, your a legend... Real talk... Words to live by...
Thank you so much Bro! No one could have told that story better besides Jamal himself. You're the best at what you do!
Weird story but after a Monday Night game in the middle of winter. Terrell Davis, his Mama and Auntie gave me and my parents a ride to our car that was a mile away. He signed a jersey for me out of his trunk. One of the best experiences of my life, I was a young kid.
That's pretty cool TD seems like a genuine and stand-up guy. I wish he had a healthy career
what does this have to do with this story ?
@@MrTravisemccloud Idk, its been 3 months. lol
@@maxchristopher9009 🤣🤣🤣
Imagine the 1998-99 Atlanta Falcons squad with Michael Vick at QB, Deon Sanders at CB & Andre Rison at WR.
Chris chandler on the 98 squad was fantastic, better than Vick ever was.
That's a ALL MADDEN SQUAD. unstoppable
Those 3 were the reason I even watched Atlanta play. Deion and his style was so swagged out, Andre was so fine and smooth, The TLC fans approved, and Mike had that arm. I was so pissed at how they did him about the damn dogs. They acted like he was pimping the dogs out, he learned a valuable lesson about letting folks live at your property……
Thanks FlemLo Raps, I appreciate you family and your videos, I always look forward to seeing them, your style and articulation are on point, keep up the good work, a for real fan of your work!!
As an ATLien and Falcons fan, appreciate the video. I remember that 98 season very well even though I was like 8. Matter of fact, this very season was the year that really got me into football. I actually didn't know the Dirty Bird had spread like that and that kids were getting in trouble for it. At my elementary school, everyone did it. Even the teachers...
I'm from chicago bro I was 6 when they went crazy my uncle would always make me do the dirty bird whenever he scored
I have to give you props I always look forward to your videos. You've grown and always find something to add every year.Keep it going man
As hard as it is to say these days bro thks again for the wonderful video my team sucks but we've had some great players n some wonderful memories. Didn't get the news on ridley?
This was awesome! Thanks for keeping the story of Jamal clean and telling it in a positive light. Jamal is the reason why I am a fan of the Falcons today.
My first favorite player! Thanks for doing this amazing video. Jamal doesn’t get nearly enough of the respect he deserves.
Keep up this kind of work and you’re gonna be employed by the league dude.
They’re gonna need a story teller who has this vibe and I can think of none better. Absolutely fantastic content.
So true n he tells their stories without being biased, he informs us when he's stating his opinion so were not lead to believe it to be facts the biggest things he do imo are respect them n their stories and humanize to make them relatable in ways the headlines dont
J.A. still my fave Falcon of all times. He brought energy to my team that had never been seen before....or after. Hope he's at a place of peace in his life now. Great work putting this together bro. 👊🏾💯
This is the story that I didn't know I needed, but I'm glad I got it!! Thank you, Flemlo!!!
Bro! Unlike so many other channels you told this great man’s story in the most positive light; no negative shots, no put downs. Even as a Cowboys fan, I made sure to watch as many Falcons games as I could to see this brother work. You just got a new subscriber. Keep up the excellent work.
Another great segment, FlemLo!!! I remember Jamal Anderson and always wondered what happened to my man!! I never realized he had that many 1000 yrd yrs, and when you consider the # of attempts, the man was a baller!! I would like to see the NFL create and fund something for the retired and injured players!
They have a retirement plan not to forget they make millions of dollars . But unfortunately they spend their money unwisely
@Juls c nothing you said is really true for the NFL as a whole. Not all players make millions, and not all spend unwisely. What you did was called generalization, and it's a close line between that and other very unhealthy thought processes! I really mean more of a program to teach them how to transfer into normal society. They do this in the military. Remember, most of them know nothing outside of a football life.
yo!! great job making this video !👍🏾Im going to subscribe. With all of the bs on the introll-net it’s good to hear the real. Keep up the good work. And to the “Dirtybird” You will never be forgotten.
I don’t often respond to my notifications, but I never skip yours. Cool editing. Well told story. Great vid as always
Your videography, editing, and story telling is top notch. I love UA-cam channels that make me feel like I'm watching a television production. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Josette, high praise... I appreciate it
I loved Jamal Anderson. He was a beast on the field. Too bad he had that torn ACL that ended his career. I really enjoy the way you tell stories about all these athletes. I really like your channel too. Keep on keeping it real man! 👍
Those 98` Falcons had a Defense too and more importantly a pass rush that was crucial in the Minnesota NFC Championship game. Love my Falcons! Great video, thanks man!
I can only imagine if Andre Rison stood with Atlanta, the Falcons would have been Unstoppable.
Imagine that 😂 he was a bag chassa
@@rockfresh1993 He did the right thing. At LEAST he got a ring with Green Bay.
Imagine Deion on that team but he too went and got rings elsewhere. 98' Falcons were stacked but the 98' Broncos were REALLY stacked
@@jonathanhassen6664 Don't forget about the "98 Minnesota Vikings. They HONESTLY should've Beat the Falcons, but the kicker Gary Anderson CHOKED, and missed his ONLY field goal that year. In the Metrodome. SMH. Still MAD about that.
@@rockfresh1993 he was nice tho
Well done sir as always. Especially the personal message to Jamal at the end, touching. You always come with a balanced perspective, respect.
Wow, I remember the “dirty bird” dance back in the day, I just graduated high school 1998…thanks for sharing this video brother
One of the most memorable teams of my youth. Glad someone acknowledged them.
I was only 9 at the time but that 1998 season is definitely my all time favorite NFL season. It’s where my love for the NFL was truly born. TD and the Broncos, Randy Moss, Inside the NFL on HBO, Madden 99, and of course Jamal and that dirty bird lol classic!!
I completed the 1998 Falcons roster on Madden 04 and he was a beast in that game.
He had everybody doin the dirty bird. Thanks Flemlo…. Jamal Anderson is legend!
Legendary dude. I remember watching him as a kid and thinking he was one of the coolest people in the world.
Great story. Anderson, Tuggle, and Dwight were my favorite falcons of that era.
Great video yet again flem, never knew about his story honestly it predates my nfl knowledge a bit
it fun times bro...happy to shed a lil light on it
@@FlemLoRaps appreciate it my man 👌🏻
Flemlo, doing it again....great work as always.
The Falcons’ best players always seem to never be as good as they could be with the acception of Julio and Matt Ryan. I’m excited to see this video though
Yeah Julio and Matt was able to accept.....🙄
It’s hard to be great out in Atlanta there are so many distractions
I would say warrick Dunn but he's a buccaneer through and through
Dion Sanders
Warrick Dunn
Bro, if I can just say, I love so much how you tell the stories of others. But most of all, the thing I absolutely love the most is that no matter how stuff has played out, you damn near ALWAYS thank them for their roll in our lives but the biggest part is that you almost always find the good inside of them and you continue to call it out of them even if it seems that the whole world has forgotten or given up on them. I LOVE when you do that. That’s what we are supposed to do. Forgive mistakes even if they can’t or shouldn’t be forgotten but ALWAYS seek to find and call out the best and the greatness in them. Thank you so much for doing that FlemLo! You got a lot of love and respect here from me, brother. We may never ever talk, chat, or even meet, but I’ll always have your back for that reason if nothing else. Thanks again and I pray that you and your family be thoroughly blessed!!!
Ah man I remember this dance so fondly. Whenever we played pickup football this was my celly. Such a great part of my adolescence.
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@Flemlo Raps I really like your videos but this one almost got a tear. Keep up the great work. Hopefully your grind and purpose lead to greater and bigger things.
Hey man your story videos are always great
Thanks bro
Thanks for telling the story with class. Sometimes we forget that our hero’s are human too.
never knew this stuff was happening to him. Jamal was one of my fav football players as a kid. Its funny to think about, TD and Jamal were my 2-3 fav players at that time haha Levon Kirkland was my fav cause imma steelers fan but mannn!! I did the Dirty Bird during recess ALL the time lol
Levon was underrated. Huge guy, powerful strong, but still moved like a smaller man. Even covered Shannon Sharpe 1 on 1 a few times, with success.
@@eugenedenbrook322 im a Steelers fan also and Levon was indeed underrated moreso by the mainstream sports media, but he was near 300 lbs and was moving as fast as a 230 linebacker it shook players who assumed he was slow
Bruh you content is getting better and better and the crazy part u haven't even scratch the ceiling yet. U talk about these greats. I cant wait to see when someone does and cover of your greatness and how your making a impact. The sports media world need to acknowledge u and use u.
Please stay true to who you are, never change when you get over a million subs you’re great at what you do purpose fulfilled word
He will get 1 milly but He excellent even if he had 200k or 6k.
@@aceburgers8801 Ofcourse he is but I’m just setting the standard bc of of how good he is hence the word purpose fulfilled he’s gifted bro
1998 was a great year! Thanks for this vid
Lets go big dawg! Much love broski keep putting out bangers
Yessir💪🏾💪🏾
Man Outstanding Work in Presenting this to us.....Jamal Anderson.....Keep Evolving, You made the Game Great for Us!!! Blessings, Love, Light & Protection Brothers!!
Great content. Loved watching the dirty bird play back in the day and you described his play style perfectly. But all good things come to an end unfortunately it has been a rough retirement. Keep up the good work!
Man you need to be on ESPN. So eloquent in your delivery of information. People want to believe in people that speak facts. You speak with passion and consideration of the topics feelings. Thank you Sir you’re our legend.
It’s been a long week as a raider fan especially after the Mack trade
I remember struggling with math one year.... I was so frustrated. I remember telling my teacher that I hate math and i give up. She then said " Eugene if you make at least a B on your next test, I'll bake you some chocolate chip cookies!!............... I made an A and got on top of her desk and hit the dirty bird dance😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂!!! Those cookies were 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mannnnn, who didn't do the Dirty Bird dance in 98'
That's what I'm sayin bro lol
Bland? They had Elway and Terrell Davis and the same offensive system that continues to Win Superbowls till today... Oh and them Broncos went back to back after beating the exciting dirty birds
Great work brother. I have been watching your work for years.
Crazy how much I miss the Dirty Bird and those uniforms. The Falcons were never great in the 90's, but we all loved them!
Falcons really always been nice...just never crossed that glory road.
"...yelled at by Miss Graham."
Oddly specific😆
You're the best storyteller on the platform Flem, no one even close.
Vikings was definitely supposed to win the super bowl that year. That team was stacked
Dat damn field goal 🤦🏿♂️
This channel is great. No cheep shots taken and genuinely reminding us of the best accomplishments of these Legends.
As a Vikings fan I HATE the Dirty Bird
You should. If they had won the SB that team would rank as one of the greatest ever. They would have beat Denver.
Thanks for the story. I am die hard falcon fan. Love your stories. Loved Jamal and that team. Peace up Atown down
Notification Gang Wya👀
Thank you for covering J32. He was my teammate at Moorpark College in Southern California back in 91. Watching this brought back some great memories.
FLEM PLEASE DO PETER WARRICK!!!! PLEASE!!!
I feel like this one's been requested for a long time from a select few. Ive started it hella times but never finished it. Ima try again
@@FlemLoRaps Thanks bro I love your content and you always end on a positive note! I’ll be waiting on that Peter Warrick video but until then keep up the greatness King!✊🏽
Being from New Orleans, I hated the falcons!! But after watching this, I hope Jamal figures it out and gets his life on track. You have enlightened me once again Flemlo. You remind us that we never know a person's back story. This is important to preserve our humanity! Well Done!!!
That dirty bird dance was dope, but I prefer the '91 2 Legit 2 Quit Jerry Glanville Falcons, the rudest team in the NFL. How can you not love Primetime?
Vikings should have gone to the Super Bowl in '98 though.
I've never forgotten you and will always be a fan. Thanks for everything that you gave to the falcons and the fans! Falcons fan 4 life!
I’ve been subbed to you for a very long time. I REALLY would like to see you do a video on Zach Thomas from the Dolphins. I know he doesn’t really fit your video mold, but being snubbed for the HOF again after his career is terrible…
I just read this comment and thought, zach thomas isnt kn the HOF? and then thought thats a travesty!
Thanks so much for doing this story on Jamal Anderson. I always wondered what happened to him. His dirty bird dance will forever be a great memory for me of the "old" NFL. I wish the best for Jamal and hope he's able to turn his life around (if he hasn't already).
Hat is tipped, as you never cease to amaze! The inky thing I can add, when you were talking about signature TD celebrations, you left off one of the most iconic dances off the list! Deion Sanders, side shuffle!! Man I hated the cowboys in the 90's, even more so for beating us in back to back Superbowls!!! But never missed an opportunity when playing street ball, or 2 hand touch to break this out after an into or just scoring a TD!!! One of the best out there!!! Great video nevertheless
I can tell from your videos that you're a real humble man. Thanks for the authenticity and entertainment🔥
Man you should be beyond a million subscribers by now. I don't know what people look at on youtube but they are missing out on my man FlemLo. Big up and one love to you and Jamal Anderson. Thank you both. ... J
One my favorite running backs in the 90s. He had everybody doing the dirty bird.
You are a great storyteller. Love your takes and your vids rock. Much respect for all you do. Thank you truly.
Well done, well said and the best thing You reached Jamaal and nobody needed to hear that more than he did.
The subtle things like beat selection is something that adds to the greatness of your videos. Been watching your vids since the NCAA days and will continue to support you bro ✊🏾
How you don’t have a million subs yet is amazing to me. Content is constantly great. You will get there that’s not even a question. Thanks for the entertainment FlemLo
Was in high school and worked at a sports bar in Marietta GA during the Dirty Bird era. Even though I’m a Cowboys fan it was still a fun time. I’ll never forget the mess I had to clean up at the restaurant after The Falcons beat The Vikings in the NFC Championship. People were going crazy. Great video. Got me all nostalgic.
Thanks for covering Jamal. By far my favorite running back to ever watch!
I love your background music bro it’s very relaxing
Exactly what pacman legend said. The way you do these is legendary. Thank you for all the content you give us. Can't wait for that Kurt Warner video. The movie was awesome.
Thanks for this video.
As a Bengals fan, I KNOW you feel my pain as a Falcons fan. That 98 team was SOOOOO special. That's why I hate it when people say they didn't deserve to be in the Super Bowl. Eff that, they BEAT the Vikings IN Minnesota. Jamaal was a BEAST. Too bad he tore that ACL... UGH
Thank you for blessing us with this story about of one of our legends of Atlanta. Keep up the great Work Bro Beautifully done.