MICHAEL JORDAN VS LEBRON JAMES REACTION 2│WHO IS THE GOAT?

Reacting to the age-old NBA debate, Michael Jordan vs LeBron James
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[@whenisdinner2137]

He objectively played more difficult competition. By literally every metric there is to rate how good a team is, Jordan played against more difficult teams more often because lebron played in the weakest eastern conference the league has ever seen 😂

[@whenisdinner2137]

Ring chasing means doing anything and everything in order to win a ring. Michael jordan and many other superstars in NBA history were not willing to join other superstars in order to win. They wanted to compete against them.
Also, what the fuck do you mean that jordan had a front office that wanted to help him win? He suffered an exactly the same type of dog shit franchise lebron did and made them good. Lebron got 60+ wins with thr cavs multiple times. He just choked.

[@fredrikdahl1230]

Kinda unrelated but i have three suggestions of players to react to in future videos, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain and Kobe "Jellybean" Bryant. Just to give a background of all three players aswell;
Wilt Chamberlain: averaged 50! Points per game and like 22 rebounds per game at the same time, in the 1961-62 season, where Wilt also scored 100 points in a game. Wilt Chamberlain, as a center, won the nba assist title in 1967-68 season. So basically to sum it up, wilt Chamberlain won 7 consecutive scoring titles, 10 or 11 rebounding titles, i dont remember exactly, about 10 field goal percentage titles, 1 assist title, also an underrated defender with 2 nba all defensive first teams, which was at the end of his career, because he played in the earlier decades of the nba before the 1980s which is generally considered the start/beginning of the "modern NBA".
Bill Russell; say what you will about his offense but generally i dont care if people think he wasnt a good offensive player, although in my opinion he was definitely a great offensive player although his scoring was the only true weakness in his game imo, still he averaged 15 ppg for his career and his highest season was like 19 ppg which is still respectable numbers imo. Not that bill russell couldnt be a better scorer though, but again he had multiple different responsibilities aswell on the court. Bill Russell was basically a top two playmaking center in his era with Wilt Chamberlain, solid to great scorer, top 3 defender of his era and possibly top three defenders of all time, one of the goat rebounders with wilt, winning mentality and competitiveness like Michael Jordan. Also alot of people dont think about how Bill Russell basically made those 60s Celtics teams and was a primary Defender and even the primary playmaker, especially after the starting pg on the celtics, bob cousy, retired.
Kobe Bryant; imo a top 5 player in nba history, a top three scorer in history, back to back titles without shaquille oneal, a generational superstar, similiar traits and mold like a Michael Jordan, especially the mentality and work ethics😊👍🏀

[@hiphopblender1291]

Can you please react to "Using Numbers To Find The Greatest Individual Season In NBA History"?

[@DoloDohlee]

Level of competition???😂
Bro Lebron lost to Greece in 2006. Facts
Wade, Melo were his teammates but he lost to Greece??
Jordan would never

[@louisiana318]

Jordan the 🐐 Playboi... If you had to bet your life on one game, whose hands are you putting your life in🤔