@@thembankosi9829 If that were a "tom Brady" He would have been applauded uplifted, given endorsement deals for being such a superior athlete that didn't even require practice, But they felt the need to put a guy who could wake up in the morning, eat McDonald's and steal score 60 points with house shoes on.
Allen Iverson actually inspired me to practice 👍. When I’m tired of training and want to give up I remember this and to only get better is to practice. Thank you Allen Iverson sir.
OKCThunder Champs I'm just going to go out on a limb here and say that maybe since he was the best player on the team and was looked at as the leader, there's much his teammates could have learnt from him during some one on one time during a practice. I thought that was pretty obvious. I was pretty good at hockey growing up, but I don't doubt that if Wayne Gretzky came to my practices I could have learnt a lot from him and probably would have gotten better at hockey. The other thing, is like many others, basketball is a team sport and the reason why practices are important is to get everyone working together as a cohesive unit. Learning plays, and getting the entire team on the same page is very important during team sports. All that being said, I really don't give a fuck and thought this shit was hilarious.
Iverson played 41 minuets per game in his career and they are asking him why he doesn’t practice. One of the hardest working players in the history of the game.
Sport's journalists many of them are full of shit losers with lifetime jealousy issues with athletes. These love it when they see an opening to get on an athlete; particularly a Black one.
Just like the PED issue. Has any of these Punkass journalists interviewed a team physician or trainer? What about an owner's incentive to have a player he is paying millions of dollars be able to come back from injury in 6 weeks instead of being out a year?
Do you know of any sports talk show that has taken sports medicine physicians to task on steroids? Just look at games, Athletes are frequently triaged and hospitalise but we are supposed to believe Sports medicine physicians, trainers and owners have nothing to do with getting their prized athletes juiced That's because Sports journalists who never played are racist latent homosexuals that put the entire burden on athletes.
People always forget or haven’t seen the second half of this scene. This was right after one of his closet friends died. How many players play 82 games now?
This is an important pivotal moment in American history. Of course it will and must always be remembered. It is one of the greatest speeches ever, delivered by the most superior athlete, ever known to man.
It will serve as a prime example of the early 2000s racism the left points to as systemic (a lot of the rhetoric was “lazy thug gangster doesnt practice”).
It will serve as a prime example of the early 2000s racism the left points to as systemic (a lot of the rhetoric was “lazy thug gangster doesnt practice”).
Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved...
The only reason he was any good was because he practiced (and played) so much. The season in question he missed like 1 practice and averaged like top minutes played for a few decades. Probably one of the harder working stars of all time. And they all work super hard…the dude literally got vilified because he had corn rows and tats
Not really a work ethic thing then it was hey if you're going to be late or not show up call first. If any of us no call no showed at our job we'd get in trouble right? But i agree this was making mountain out of a mole hill, but it did teach me as a kid to don't just disappear or people will freak out.
Gordon James I mean he probably did miss a practice to go to his friends funeral, but it wasnt an isolated incident. He was a 5'11 possibly even 5'10 man playing 41.7 minutes a night in the NBA. He wasnt practicing at all because that was the only way to take care of his body.
Gordon James I remember my teacher used this as an example as to why you should always do my our homework (because AI didn’t win a ring). It was a good analogy but he made my nigga AI look like such a wreck.
For context Iverson had just finished up a season where he averaged 43.7 minutes per game while playing with a broken hand. That is more than 10 minutes more than what Giannis averaged this year. In the entire decades of the 80s, the 90s, the 2000s and the 2010s nobody ever averaged that many minutes. In the midst of that he missed one practice and the media killed him for it for the rest of the season. Iverson has his faults but effort was NEVER one of them.
Are you implying that no matter how hard he tried, AI with his skillset could have never been a more successful player with higher effort and professionalim?
@@mexicano7926 I was not comparing real AI to an imaginary perfrct AI. I was comparing real AI to every other real player who played in the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s and by those standards he was among the hardest working if not the hardest working player ther was. No one else averaged 43.7 minutes a game and today's players don't even remotely approach that.
@@meadbert I get your point. For example, look at westbrook, who a couple years back was one of the leaders in minutes as well, he is a pretty good comparison to AI, has not won a championship. IMO hardwork is more than personal output or avg minutes played, it is recognizing your leadership role as a star player and using it to further elevate yourself, which unlike Giannis, its something Westbrook and AI were not able to do. Also no player playing over 40 min could also be because sports medicine has evolved in a positive way in the last decade
@@zoeskee1199 Agreed, except that Jordan, Kobe, Magic, Bird, Duncan, LeBron didn't miss practice and then get upset that people were angry with him. That being said, this is the greatest rant in the history of sports!!! Gotta love AI!!
I'll never ever forget the word practice again. When I'm old and can't even remember my families names or who they, are I'll still remember the word practice, thanks to Iverson.
When Ted Lasso mentioned “Practice” i just said “we talkin’ about practice” and sure enough Ted gives the speech close to word for word. Brilliant scene and reference. Iconic.
My wife and I are currently watching that episode of Ted Lasso, and I was cracking up during that entire scene. I had to show my wife this video just for her to understand the reference.
Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved...
Looking back, he was completely devastated by his friend's death and everyone made this speech a meme without recognizing the pain he was going through.
That pain is not unique and it is not what is focused on. You have a hard working individual here who is getting criticized for something insignificant. He is showing how it's too common that media and fans will criticize a star player for the smallest thing. How people want to see the best of us fail.
I’m 32 and proud to say the best years of basketball for me were turning on Comcast and watching Iverson play for Philly. My favorite player and when he said he played with everything he had. One of the best to do it. I wish he won a title. Thanks AI for all the great memories
i was not an Iverson guy during his peak years but i respected the hell out of him. He was barely 6ft and he dominated the Nba as a scorer. This man was a prolific scorer and carried the sixers for years on his back. He doesn't get the respect he deserves now but this man was a baller and a Hall of Famer.
@@raymondsolisjr.1262 like what? what should or could he have done? you're really blaming the coach for this? this isn't a college team, if ron artest is going to go ballistic and start attacking fans, that's on him.
That was one of the best soundbites of all time. I'm a Laker fan, true blue and gold. I sat in Staples Center many a night watching him. He was a superstar circus act. I only mean that with mad respect.
You're objectively wrong. Internet memes existed long before this shit. Yes, not to the level they are now but there was an internet culture evolving over time. The fact that it wasn't available to everyone doesn't make it not a meme... it was just the culture of that subgroup that reached a smaller amount of people. Kind of like how any community has jokes that are inclusive to themselves that outsiders wouldn't get. Not only did the internet have a culture and subcultures in the 90's just think about the fact that online gaming existed in the 90's. The first counter-strike came out in 1999. PS2 had netplay in 2001-2002, I think. I used to play SOCOM and FFXI on there. EverQuest came out in 1999. World of Warcraft 2004. This video of AI was from what? 2001? But I don't think it even got popular until later on. That's the first internet meme? Yeah dude no. You're just looking at memes now and trying to compare it 1:1 to things 25-30 years ago. Obviously things have changed and expanded.
my favorite part is "but we talkin about practice, man. what are we talkin about? practice?" it's like halfway through the rant he forgets what we were talking about.
Allen Iverson was great, he did a lot for the franchise from the Philadelphia 76ers. I loved his game when he played. He went. All out, God bless and cash back.
Because it is a team sport and you have to play together to make plays like the Warriors ... the more practice they have playing with you is the better they will be able to play with you...
I just watched a Ted Lasso interview and found out Ted’s speech was based on this. I didn’t know the reference so I came here to watch. Very funny, Ted Lasso !
ikr :D And to get that Offensive Consistency to 99 without glitching, you have to practice another 20 years after your initial 20 year career is over. But... we talkin' bout practice... not a game... practice :D
+Gamesr Gamsr the main meaning was that Iverson's best friend just died and they just lost a game and it was disrespectful for them to talk about practice while he's lost his friend.
Happy 20th Anniversary to the best press conference of all time! AI is a Philly treasure! Pound for pound the one of the toughest players to ever wear a NBA uniform.
If you listen closely, you will realize that he is actually talking about practice.
cokefudge 😂😂😂😂😂
Lmfaoooooo
Really?
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Are we not talking about the games?
When you try to reach the minimum word count on an essay
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17 years later and we're still talkin bout practice
We still talking 'bout practice! Batum needs to practice:)
I just came because of that Kevin Hart credit card commercial with Allen Iverson in it
Even today I can't believe they asked my GOAT bout practice 🤯
@@thembankosi9829 If that were a "tom Brady" He would have been applauded uplifted, given endorsement deals for being such a superior athlete that didn't even require practice, But they felt the need to put a guy who could wake up in the morning, eat McDonald's and steal score 60 points with house shoes on.
@@thembankosi9829 seriously... I mean what are we talkin about man?
Two things I am 100% sure of after watching this video:
1. We're talking about practice.
2. We're *not* talking about the game.
whole different story based off what he said, which I believe to be true why we talkin bout practice]
This made me burst out laughing
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3. We're talking about practice.
Allen Iverson actually inspired me to practice 👍. When I’m tired of training and want to give up I remember this and to only get better is to practice. Thank you Allen Iverson sir.
"how the hell can I make my teammates better by practice" lmao I died
Yes
Patrick Davin me too kkk
Yeah, but he asked how he can make his TEAMATES better by HIM practicing.
OKCThunder Champs I'm just going to go out on a limb here and say that maybe since he was the best player on the team and was looked at as the leader, there's much his teammates could have learnt from him during some one on one time during a practice. I thought that was pretty obvious. I was pretty good at hockey growing up, but I don't doubt that if Wayne Gretzky came to my practices I could have learnt a lot from him and probably would have gotten better at hockey.
The other thing, is like many others, basketball is a team sport and the reason why practices are important is to get everyone working together as a cohesive unit. Learning plays, and getting the entire team on the same page is very important during team sports.
All that being said, I really don't give a fuck and thought this shit was hilarious.
Yo me to. I screamed out laughing when he said that! I'm dead!!! LMMFAO!!!
Iverson played 41 minuets per game in his career and they are asking him why he doesn’t practice. One of the hardest working players in the history of the game.
And they are talking about practice
Sport's journalists many of them are full of shit losers with lifetime jealousy issues with athletes. These love it when they see an opening to get on an athlete; particularly a Black one.
Just like the PED issue. Has any of these Punkass journalists interviewed a team physician or trainer? What about an owner's incentive to have a player he is paying millions of dollars be able to come back from injury in 6 weeks instead of being out a year?
Do you know of any sports talk show that has taken sports medicine physicians to task on steroids? Just look at games, Athletes are frequently triaged and hospitalise but we are supposed to believe Sports medicine physicians, trainers and owners have nothing to do with getting their prized athletes juiced
That's because Sports journalists who never played are racist latent homosexuals that put the entire burden on athletes.
People always forget or haven’t seen the second half of this scene. This was right after one of his closet friends died. How many players play 82 games now?
They'll be playing this clip 200 yrs from now. Classic
no they won't
I need more practice than him - Yao Ming
This is an important pivotal moment in American history. Of course it will and must always be remembered. It is one of the greatest speeches ever, delivered by the most superior athlete, ever known to man.
It will serve as a prime example of the early 2000s racism the left points to as systemic (a lot of the rhetoric was “lazy thug gangster doesnt practice”).
It will serve as a prime example of the early 2000s racism the left points to as systemic (a lot of the rhetoric was “lazy thug gangster doesnt practice”).
17 years later we STILL talkin bout practice.
😂😂😂😂
Here we are in the middle of a global pandemic, yet here we are talking about practice.
i just died😂😂😂
Not Covid, we talking about Practice! 🤣🤣🤣
HAAAAA! That’s what I’m talking bout!!
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😂😂
My favorite part is when he says that they're talking about practice.
Fernando Pulido i must have missed that
eyefukd oliveyermutherz lmaoo
Fernando Pulido Legend comment
Fernando Pulido u must like the whole video then huh buster!
Lyrics please
This one of the most timeless speeches of all time.
The last line sent me 😆
Big Ups to Ted Lasso for bringing back this gem
Since this day, every time I hear the word "practice," I break into my best Allen Iverson impression.
Ben Adams
Me mosta da time 💀💀💀
Right lol
lmaoo
Same.
no one gets the reference when I do it :/
Top 10 Modern Philosophers
Dudeeeee lmfaooooo😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
would not be far off
Aaaa
Modern? Ever.
It's not about modern or all time it's about how he's a modern person.
it's 2024 and I watch this at least 2-3 times a year. Its hilarious and never gets old. 🤣
2024 and we still talking bout practice 🙌
When ur uncle drunk and giving you an advice for life
Giving advice about practice you mean
Tayy Deshun
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But we talkin about practice
@Joe Mama but we talkin bout practice
Hopefully I can refind this comment one day this shit gold to me
One of the most important moments in U.S. History.
Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved...
This is a sports clip take that magic man in the sky shit somewhere else. Perhaps a Joel Osteen video 😉
@@KillerFix24 you need to read the Bible and you might get smarter
@@staysolidshades254 god isnt real
@@staysolidshades254 Not enough practice
No player had more heart than this guy!!! The greatest pound for pound player ever.
Maybe bc he weighed 120 lbs soaking wet.
Hater
@@AARONH85 damn straight
curry better pound for pound
Was looking for this comment!
Can't believe his work ethic was ever questioned. Dude carried the Sixers on his back for a decade, he was on a level you don't need to practice.
Not a game
we're talking about practice, man.
He took old eric snow and old ass mutumbo to finals. He loss to shaq and kobe during they 3peat.
The only reason he was any good was because he practiced (and played) so much. The season in question he missed like 1 practice and averaged like top minutes played for a few decades. Probably one of the harder working stars of all time. And they all work super hard…the dude literally got vilified because he had corn rows and tats
Not really a work ethic thing then it was hey if you're going to be late or not show up call first.
If any of us no call no showed at our job we'd get in trouble right?
But i agree this was making mountain out of a mole hill, but it did teach me as a kid to don't just disappear or people will freak out.
When you still have 1000 words left to finish the essay.
LOL...................................................................................
It's different! 🔥🔥
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I about spit my coke out lol
This comment is severely underrated
Things we talkin bout:
-practice, man (how silly is dat?)
Things we not talkin bout:
-A game
Lmao
😂😂😂
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"A game" 😂
Who came from Gerald Undone in 2024?
I needed to check if he followed it beat for beat. GU took some liberties but it was still so good.
here
I wanted to get the joke!
yes
Me!
I love this line, “we talking about practice”. Will last a lifetime
The sad part is: He missed practice to attend the funeral of one of his friends that died!
Gordon James I mean he probably did miss a practice to go to his friends funeral, but it wasnt an isolated incident. He was a 5'11 possibly even 5'10 man playing 41.7 minutes a night in the NBA. He wasnt practicing at all because that was the only way to take care of his body.
We ain’t in here talkin’ ‘bout a funeral; we talkin’ ‘bout practice.
Not true at all. His friend died 7 months before this.
Gordon James I remember my teacher used this as an example as to why you should always do my our homework (because AI didn’t win a ring). It was a good analogy but he made my nigga AI look like such a wreck.
Gordon James you can feel his pain in this speech ..
For context Iverson had just finished up a season where he averaged 43.7 minutes per game while playing with a broken hand. That is more than 10 minutes more than what Giannis averaged this year. In the entire decades of the 80s, the 90s, the 2000s and the 2010s nobody ever averaged that many minutes. In the midst of that he missed one practice and the media killed him for it for the rest of the season. Iverson has his faults but effort was NEVER one of them.
Are you implying that no matter how hard he tried, AI with his skillset could have never been a more successful player with higher effort and professionalim?
@@mexicano7926 I was not comparing real AI to an imaginary perfrct AI. I was comparing real AI to every other real player who played in the 80s, 90s, 2000s and 2010s and by those standards he was among the hardest working if not the hardest working player ther was. No one else averaged 43.7 minutes a game and today's players don't even remotely approach that.
@@meadbert I get your point. For example, look at westbrook, who a couple years back was one of the leaders in minutes as well, he is a pretty good comparison to AI, has not won a championship. IMO hardwork is more than personal output or avg minutes played, it is recognizing your leadership role as a star player and using it to further elevate yourself, which unlike Giannis, its something Westbrook and AI were not able to do. Also no player playing over 40 min could also be because sports medicine has evolved in a positive way in the last decade
@Albert Kyle I agree with you. People have all these unrealistic expectations. People forget he's human.
@@zoeskee1199 Agreed, except that Jordan, Kobe, Magic, Bird, Duncan, LeBron didn't miss practice and then get upset that people were angry with him. That being said, this is the greatest rant in the history of sports!!! Gotta love AI!!
I'll never ever forget the word practice again. When I'm old and can't even remember my families names or who they, are I'll still remember the word practice, thanks to Iverson.
We talkin about cameras man
CAHMERAS!
0:02 Practice 0:05 Practice 0:10 Practice 0:16 Practice 0:17 Practice 0:19 Practice 0:23 Practice Practice 0:46 Practice 0:50 Practice 0:54 Practice 0:59 Practice 1:11 Practice 1:15 Practice 1:29 Practice 1:32 Practice 1:34 Practice 1:38 Practice 1:40 Practice 1:44 Practice 1:53 Practice 1:56 Pra . ( cuts himself off ) 2:05 Practice 2:11 Practice 2:22 Practice
Practice
You practiced the art of timestamp
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That cut himself off at 1:56 is priceless
Wtf 😹😹😹😹😹
When Ted Lasso mentioned “Practice” i just said “we talkin’ about practice” and sure enough Ted gives the speech close to word for word. Brilliant scene and reference.
Iconic.
Here for this comment
My wife and I are currently watching that episode of Ted Lasso, and I was cracking up during that entire scene. I had to show my wife this video just for her to understand the reference.
Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved...
I’m watching this video again because of that show lol
Just saw the episode for the first time. Had to show my wife this clip.
Looking back, he was completely devastated by his friend's death and everyone made this speech a meme without recognizing the pain he was going through.
Greatness 😂
That pain is not unique and it is not what is focused on. You have a hard working individual here who is getting criticized for something insignificant. He is showing how it's too common that media and fans will criticize a star player for the smallest thing. How people want to see the best of us fail.
Thanking Kevin Hart for bringing this classic back with the Cashback commercial. Having Iverson in it was the cherry on the top. 😂
I wish we were talking about practice right now.
What is the hockey guy doing here?
Facts
Practice washing your hands and keeping a safe distance
@@AndrewDaniele87 Yeah we talking about practice
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My favorite part is when he said practice
All Football Highlights which second ?
All Football Highlights My favorite part is when he didn't say practice?
+All Football Highlights Not a game?
I’m 32 and proud to say the best years of basketball for me were turning on Comcast and watching Iverson play for Philly. My favorite player and when he said he played with everything he had. One of the best to do it. I wish he won a title. Thanks AI for all the great memories
When he talked about practice, I felt that.
I think Iverson was talking about practice. I'm not sure though... may need further evidence to support that claim.
Upon further review and countless hours spent analyzing this session, I conclude that he more than probably was talking about practice.
Tora Chan LMAO
He wasnt talking about a game?
lol! Not the game that he goes out there and dies for
tuoyo awala shame he spoiled that passion and fire by being a total fucking arsehole of a guy wasn't it....
The more he spoke, the more I was like..."You know, he's got a point"
"ayo, this nigga spittin".
One Scary Cat.
Same...
It was after the 75th time he said practise then people finally realized his point about PRACTISE not GAME. He practiced this speech well.
@@rejectionistmanifesto8836 we talking about practice?
thank you gerald undone for bringing me to this
i was not an Iverson guy during his peak years but i respected the hell out of him. He was barely 6ft and he dominated the Nba as a scorer. This man was a prolific scorer and carried the sixers for years on his back. He doesn't get the respect he deserves now but this man was a baller and a Hall of Famer.
Growing up in the late 90's Iverson was every kids hero. This man is a legend
♐BRILL 39327 not mine
GUNNA LAD congratulations
Not mine either lol. Kobe was the man
Fuck yall niggaz Iverson the illest lol
he stood up to authority like no other
It’s crazy to me too, we’re talkin bout practice man
@Itachi Is Invincible NOT A GAME
He is right doh in the middle of the playoffs and we talking about practice man. Who cares about practice
@@bowskee PRACTICE
Your reviews are amazing man. Keep up the good work. And yes we're talking about practice.
@@bowskee not the game I go out there and die for we talking about practice.
This is one of them clips that will be played for decades, right up there with the Kawhi laugh and Lebron's "I'm taking my talents to south beach"
“We talking about practice man what are we talking about we talking about practice man”
"How imma make my teammates better from practice?"
LMAO
That had me in tears lol
Larry Brown’s response: “he said the word practice more than he’s actually attended practice all season”
jjmah7 😂😂
Savage 😂... let me get a number crunch on that one.💯👍
Larry Brown was a horrible coach
@jjmah11 a good coach would have had more control over his team during the Malice in the Palace but no he stood there and did nothing
@@raymondsolisjr.1262 like what? what should or could he have done? you're really blaming the coach for this? this isn't a college team, if ron artest is going to go ballistic and start attacking fans, that's on him.
Realizing all of this because he loved his friend. Thats a real man right there. If you know you know you aint laughing right now.
This was the greatest press conference speech ever
Iverson: We talkin' about practice!
Kyrie: We talkin' about games!
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Not a practice, not a practice, not a practice, we talkin about the game
Mora: we not talkin' about playoffs
Kyrie : We talkin bout games!
KD: so, we talkin bout regular seasons!!
Lmao he took it to the next level
Legend says he’s still talking about practice.
Go Texans
Trevor Morris yes cox we talking about Practice
Oh man!!! The good old days…. I remember this like it was yesterday…A.I. is a legend
16 years later and we are still talking about practice
This speech will forever live in my heart!
16 yrs later and back lmao
It's the best NBA speech. It's inspiring. Allen was so good.
How the hell can I make my teammates better by practicing! lol classic.
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I don’t get it though. Doesn’t practice make everyone better? I’m confused. 🤔
Michael Ponce, I guess he's thinking about individual practice... Pfft, I dunno.
Pretty much hes saying, they need to practice to get better, not him. Lol. 2020 and still find this hilarious
How the hell can i make my teammates better by practicin, such a classic interview. Always makes me smile.
That was one of the best soundbites of all time. I'm a Laker fan, true blue and gold. I sat in Staples Center many a night watching him. He was a superstar circus act. I only mean that with mad respect.
*the very first meme was born.*
dat calculation tho first meme was Boxxy
internet memes were around since the 90s nice try tho
Maybe the first internet meme. Meme's go back a long way. How about We came, we saw, we conquered.
You're objectively wrong. Internet memes existed long before this shit. Yes, not to the level they are now but there was an internet culture evolving over time. The fact that it wasn't available to everyone doesn't make it not a meme... it was just the culture of that subgroup that reached a smaller amount of people. Kind of like how any community has jokes that are inclusive to themselves that outsiders wouldn't get.
Not only did the internet have a culture and subcultures in the 90's just think about the fact that online gaming existed in the 90's. The first counter-strike came out in 1999. PS2 had netplay in 2001-2002, I think. I used to play SOCOM and FFXI on there. EverQuest came out in 1999. World of Warcraft 2004.
This video of AI was from what? 2001? But I don't think it even got popular until later on. That's the first internet meme? Yeah dude no. You're just looking at memes now and trying to compare it 1:1 to things 25-30 years ago. Obviously things have changed and expanded.
Better look up Jim Mora playoff rant
his whole response was facts though
It's factually correct. They were talking about practice.
+Anfubvinch he was trying to say why ask me about practice when you can ask me about my games
Est_1998 Rose Yeah I get it. I don't see how repeating it 38 times is useful though
Right no need to play your heart out in practice I mean you can if you want to but save that fire and energy for when it matters most
True, do they really think he forgets how to play if he misses 1 practice session? Man, we talkin about practice. Not a game, not a game. Practice.
If I'm ever in a bad mood I just have to watch this video & I start laughing. Allen Iverson is PRICELESS‼️🏀🏀🏀🏀
“How da hell can I make my teammates better by practicing”😭😭😭
Lmaooooo
By doing it.
@@vinito19 The 76ers were scrubs back in 01, AI didn’t need practice
I died
@@mashwork6615 rip
What are we talking about again?
practice. okay? not the game. were talking about mother fucking practice
+GBE300 this was on tht meek mill mixtape
Not the game
+Chubzdoomer Pizza
practice
my favorite part is "but we talkin about practice, man. what are we talkin about? practice?"
it's like halfway through the rant he forgets what we were talking about.
"If you practice like it's a game, when you play the game, it will feel like practice." 💪💪💪💪💪
We talkin' about DRILLS IN 2K...not a game, not a game, not a game.....DRILLS!
😂
we talking bout drills! drills! not the games I spend VC on even when it's my last. we talking bout drills!
+Mike Jones (MC Beast) u stupid dh he meant 2k16
+Mike Jones (MC Beast) no NBA
We still talking bout practice in 2019?
We ain't talking about the game, that's for sure.
Always talkin bout practice.
Yup, seventeen years later, we still talkin' 'bout practice!!
Trish stratus and lita bought me here 😭😂😂😂😂
We just talkin about practice.
Allen Iverson was great, he did a lot for the franchise from the Philadelphia 76ers.
I loved his game when he played. He went. All out, God bless and cash back.
I love you allen iverson . you were the reason i watched basketball. you mike and kobe gave me chills when watching .
"How the hell can I make my teammates better by practise?" :DDD
Riku Väyrynen he saved the best for last
Practicin'
I think this is about practice
nah is about the game :v
Kyle Offill me too
After 16 years, I finally understood. He’s talking about practice…
One of the GOAT s for sure, whenever I feel discouraged about some bs stuff, I watch Allen and feel better
I always lose it at the end. "How the hell can I make my teamates better by practicing" lmao
smokingterd53 lol he’s right he’s not accountable for everyone on the teams performance in the game...
@@xxxtrddy Tell that to Jordan...
Xxxtrddy you obviously don’t know how team sports work lol
Coty Ballingall I do...but it starts as an individual...every individual on the team has to want and to do better...
He knows his teammates weren't on par with the rest of the league lol
580 people didn't go to practice
Mikey B You're talking about disliking videos, man, we're talking about practice.
Mikey B no 580 did go to practice
Mikey B Now 602.
+Issa5021 609
Now 612
“We’re talkin’ about practice. - Allen Iverson”
- Michael Scott
Now that I’ve found this video I watch it once a day 😭 because literally. It’s practice mane. Like he SAID
"Practice" count:
24 1/2
(the 1/2 comes at 1:55)
its actually 3/8
Obviously 5/16
5/12
He also says half at the end
there's also more then 24 in the first place, so another 2 half's would be 26
Take a shot every time AI says practice.
Rest in peace
.40 BAC level R.I.P
You talkin' about practice?
The Engie That Cried Nope 😭😭😭
The Engie That Cried Nope
that last line was golden lmao. "how am i suppose to make my teammates better by practicing "
He used the word “practice” about 20+ times, it’s absolutely hilarious 😂
“How the hell can I make my teammates better practicing” -Allen iverson 😂
You can’t make them better you make ur self better
@@griffinholmes9423 very astute comment. did you manage to pass high school?
By leading as an example and inspiration
😂😂😂😂😂
Because it is a team sport and you have to play together to make plays like the Warriors ... the more practice they have playing with you is the better they will be able to play with you...
Ted Lasso riffing this is pure gold
I know I’m pretty late but just finished it and I saw Ted Lasso saying practice and I was like omg this is from AI!
I see this show mentioned everywhere. I have to see it!
I just watched a Ted Lasso interview and found out Ted’s speech was based on this. I didn’t know the reference so I came here to watch. Very funny, Ted Lasso !
So this were ted lasso got his practice speech from
Literally just watched that scene and was like ummmmmm
Tomorrow marks 20 years since AI was talking bout PRACTICE
Legend has it Iverson is STIILL talking bout PRACTICE today
He doesn’t have a problem with practice, he has a problem with talking about it. The media really tried to spin this on him
One of the most iconic nba interviews ever
I’m supposed to be the franchise player and we in here talking about practice😅😅😂😂
Practice man
@@ky5059 not the game that I go out there and die for and play every game like it's my last!!
You have a great idea
5 HUNID
With no rings lol. Carried a team to the finals in 01 and lost because he didn't practice 😂
This never gets old 🤣 He’s so right.
i gotta come back to this 1/year “how the hell i can make my teammates better by practicin”😭😭
iverson : what did u think of my
practice rant
russ : great execution
Anthony Santiago lol. Well done
Next question
NBA2k17 in a nutshell
Hirschi74 W
ikr :D And to get that Offensive Consistency to 99 without glitching, you have to practice another 20 years after your initial 20 year career is over. But... we talkin' bout practice... not a game... practice :D
Jaymister That's dumb as hell. I'm still playing 2K16. I always skip every other year; they better not bring that stupid feature back this year.
that’s the reason i’m watching this video😂, i dropped a 40 point triple double and my coach said something about practice😂
Ahahahahahahahaha
In my life I consider meetings as practice as opposed to actual work.
The new commercial with him and Kevin hart is hilarious 😂....we talking bout cash backing....we not talking bout a game
0:00 - 2:18 is funny
2:19 - 2:22 is just legendary
😭💀😭😭😭😭
Im not so good in English. Pls tell me the main meaning, why he talks about this topic so emotional?
Gamesr Gamsr He said the word "practice" ALOT of times in this interview. That's why it's funny, he KEPT on saying "practice".
+Gamesr Gamsr the main meaning was that Iverson's best friend just died and they just lost a game and it was disrespectful for them to talk about practice while he's lost his friend.
Thank you Jared! How i understand a journalist told him the he have not enough practice because he lost a game, And then Iver go this way right?
Did Ted Lasso bring anyone else here
yep!
Yes!!
Ye
Love that fucking show
No ,Jimmy F tart .
Iverson is a legend. You knew it then and you can see it now
😂this is funny every time I watch it man. And ending….That’s some liberating shit. 😂
He said practice 25 times well played allen.
homer simpson 25 and a half! 😂
Amanda Firestone wdym
100 subs without a video bc he said prac- and then stopped
@@amandafirestone3797 haha
24 1/2
I like the pause when he is listening to the question and then says "How the hell can I make my teammates better by practicing"
Sandro Santos That part is among the best in the whole clip.
Sandro Santos Right. Great climax to the clip.
“How the hell can I make my teammates better by practicing..!”
Best
Shit
Ever
Happy 20th Anniversary to the best press conference of all time! AI is a Philly treasure! Pound for pound the one of the toughest players to ever wear a NBA uniform.
This or "the playoffs" i dont know which is my favorite....
Philly totally wasted his potential
Fun fact: He's talkin' 'bout practice.
WTF, I thought he was talkin about the *Game*
Oh
Is he