KOBE FAN SHOCKED AT MICHAEL JORDAN'S DOMINANCE/ULTIMATE MIXTAPE

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  • @stevenmonte7397
    @stevenmonte7397 Рік тому +29

    MJ was a MONSTER!!! Best all around player EVER!

  • @Mikah234
    @Mikah234 Рік тому +4

    Never get tired of watching the Goat work. Amazing what MJ did on the court every night. Never took games off.

  • @michaelruhnke6721
    @michaelruhnke6721 Рік тому +43

    I grew up in the Jordan era... Bryant... James.. Wade...the list is too long...but Jordan was the inspiration for almost all of basketball players today!

    • @AMEN-RAKOROUA
      @AMEN-RAKOROUA Рік тому +4

      Facts 1000%

    • @secretweapon28
      @secretweapon28 Рік тому

      not sure why that matters? jordan looked up to other people. so would they be the goat?

    • @dero2430
      @dero2430 Рік тому +3

      @@secretweapon28 What makes him the GOAT is that he became better than the ones he looked up to, and none of the ones who looked up to him reached his level...

  • @MICjordanTPR
    @MICjordanTPR Рік тому +35

    What I love about this mixtape is how relentless it is... that's how it really felt like while he was playing.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +3

      Waaw, I when I saw this mix tape was amazed at how good it was put together. I guess that's one of the reason why I reacted to it. Subscribe, will make more like it in the future.

  • @thumbsaloft
    @thumbsaloft Рік тому +8

    He's the GREATEST OF ALL TIME it's not even debatable!

  • @curtiskellam5358
    @curtiskellam5358 Рік тому +11

    Mike was a force of nature.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      Was just thinking the same thing, all you can do is get out of the way lol, hope you like the video.

  • @jeffreybonner6895
    @jeffreybonner6895 Рік тому +14

    41 years old, grew up watching MJ and most major sports. Never seen anything close since then in any sport.

    • @lavanceneely6214
      @lavanceneely6214 Рік тому +3

      And we never will.

    • @LBGambit
      @LBGambit Рік тому

      Amen!!

    • @halneufmille
      @halneufmille Рік тому

      Amen. Maybe Lionel Messy came from the same planet as MJ. Also, I think MJ's game is so satisfying to watch because of how perfect is form, footwork and execution are. That makes me think of Roger Federer's who wasn't just winning, but also did it in style.

    • @JusticeLeague-n3k
      @JusticeLeague-n3k Рік тому

      Tom Brady and Tiger Woods come to mind

    • @jeffreybonner6895
      @jeffreybonner6895 Рік тому

      @@JusticeLeague-n3k Great examples, closest to Jordan, but not quite close.

  • @efhraimsantiago3449
    @efhraimsantiago3449 Рік тому +6

    That is why he is the GOAT!

  • @beheeddine
    @beheeddine Рік тому +12

    If you saw him play at his prime.. i am sure you felt how dominant and superior he was .. none had this before nor after

  • @jeffrichards1537
    @jeffrichards1537 Рік тому +49

    Jordan collected more bodies at the rim than a graveyard. Fearless no matter the defender. I love the finger wag to Dikemba Mutumbo

    • @grasz
      @grasz Рік тому +4

      Cuz he said he never dunked on him in the locker room at the all star wk. Lol Jordan's a savage😂

    • @wolfcolour8663
      @wolfcolour8663 Рік тому +1

      Tht finger wag actly is copy frm Mutombo. Mutombo show the move when success the block… btJordan give it back afte let d dunk.. poor Mutombo.

    • @kinglistosas5010
      @kinglistosas5010 Рік тому

      More bodies than a pornstar convention.

  • @womanwonder1980
    @womanwonder1980 2 роки тому +47

    Michael Jordan is the GOAT! Props to the newer players, but no one comes close to Jordan. RIP to Kobe Bryant 💜💛

    • @bgrey55
      @bgrey55 2 роки тому +5

      I fully agree, after seeing this mix tape I can see now why he is considered the goat. But I still love Kobi, how hard he worked out every day impressed me alot.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +2

      yes, I absolutely agree with you guys.

    • @adam551982
      @adam551982 Рік тому

      @@bgrey55 everyone should love Kobe, agree with your take.

    • @its1ofthosedays562
      @its1ofthosedays562 Рік тому +2

      Kobe and Michael were like brothers. Kobe learned everything that made him great from Mike. There are tons of videos of Kobe talking about how much Michael helped him.

    • @mikemccallister3915
      @mikemccallister3915 Рік тому

      @@its1ofthosedays562 facts..

  • @nathawat2009
    @nathawat2009 Рік тому +20

    Man, your reaction is PRICELESS!!!🔥I grew up watching MJ since his first championship. The 90's people absolutely knew he's the GOAT!

    • @venomsymbiote7555
      @venomsymbiote7555 Рік тому +2

      Same here. Alot of people always say................Have i watched his highlights and i tell them........Yes i have and i watched them as they were happening in real time. So sad todays generation will never experience a ICONIC athlete like him. Never again i say.

    • @ericjordan6059
      @ericjordan6059 Рік тому +1

      I remember him before then. First saw him play live in 87.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      Thanks man I appreciate it, even though I grew up knowing about Jordan I never really watched his games. But seeing how nasty he was playing amazed me so much. Subscribe for future videos. Will make some about Kobe also.

  • @mikesubito2345
    @mikesubito2345 Рік тому +18

    Always an art in motion. Will never see one like him in many generation

  • @drfaticus
    @drfaticus Рік тому +6

    MJ the greatest!!

  • @grega4231
    @grega4231 Рік тому +32

    People that don't understand basketball will say the defense was horrible, they don't understand that it's mj that's confusing the defenders and moving them to places involuntarily.

    • @miltonbrayboy1881
      @miltonbrayboy1881 Рік тому

      He is moving them. The defense is volunteering to fall for his shiftiness.🤣

    • @AMEN-RAKOROUA
      @AMEN-RAKOROUA Рік тому +1

      Facts 100%

    • @matthewcall3961
      @matthewcall3961 Рік тому +1

      The defense in the NBA NOWis terrible. Guys actually took pride in defense back then, Jordan too. He just made them look lazy.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      Heyy Greg A, I really really agree with you. That's what I was thinking when I reacted to the mix tape.

  • @charlesmclean6719
    @charlesmclean6719 Рік тому +7

    Jordan was also called the Black Cat because he was so quick. This is why it looks like no one is guarding him at times.

  • @EggersEggers-pd6te
    @EggersEggers-pd6te Рік тому +10

    There's really no other way to put it. Michael Jordan was absolutely 100% the best basketball player, ever. Nobody has come close since. Not A. But The G.O.A.T.💎👍🤙

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      Yeah, I agree, MJ as proven it over and over again that he was the best and no one really can take that goat status except for him.

  • @yojlemsaidolem
    @yojlemsaidolem Рік тому +8

    The Air Jordan impact in basketball is so tremendous. He is the best offensive and defensive guard, recognized many times. Plus 6 championship in 2 three peat and 2 olympic gold medal.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +3

      Heyy Yojlem, I agree he was like a storm. All you can do is get out of his way. Hope you liked the video. Subscribe for future ones.

  • @AnthonyJohnson-hl1ru
    @AnthonyJohnson-hl1ru Рік тому +9

    MJ GREATEST OF All TIME 🏀🏀🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅🏅

  • @ijamorris
    @ijamorris Рік тому +7

    I love speechlessness afterwards. Not much you can say but simply "wow..."

  • @adam551982
    @adam551982 Рік тому +8

    MJ is my hero, never has there been an athlete that handled what he had to handle with such grace and poise. The gambling stuff doesn't count as anything bad imo. That shit aside, he was always in a suit, showed up for every game, was good to fans and reporters most of the time, the man was legit (black) Jesus. Only way it would have been more obvious he is a real life super hero would be if you strapped a cape on to his back.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      He was amazing I didn't realize how hard he worked until Kobe said how hard he had to work to catch up MJ. Then I realized that Jordan was the man. Because after working so so hard Kobe still wasn't as good as MJ. He got close but not better.

  • @romealocorleon
    @romealocorleon Рік тому +6

    With all do respect. MJ in one year 87-88 (MVP, DPOY, SCORING, STEALS, BLOCKS, MINUTES, ALL STAR, DUNK WINNER, ALL DEFENSE, AVG. 35 p/g) ... no one has come close since ... still waiting ... Thank you.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      MJ broke the book on records, and he retired and came back and still had records that is unbroken absolute beast.

  • @rgjerde53
    @rgjerde53 Рік тому +40

    These are great highlights, but there were so many more. He nevef took a night off, so you could do a "career highlight film" using every game he played. I thought I was an NBA fan -- but realized I was really an MJ fan. Now, I could care less about the NBA.

    • @colegautreau4760
      @colegautreau4760 Рік тому +6

      Ron, I have the same reaction as you....the NBA whenever MJ played was electrifying!!!!! I LOVED it! The NBA today is a garbage dumpster fire. Terrible how the machine destroyed the enjoyment of it all. Ah....the good ole days are GONE!!!!

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      Yeaa I looked into it. The last dance his teammates said he was trying to make it exciting everytime he played.

    • @csar2976
      @csar2976 Рік тому +3

      MJ made the NBA.
      Word on the street was that the NBA was in money trouble before MJ.
      MJ saved the league by changing the game, and attracting fans. Look how much a franchise was worth before MJ, and look what they were at when he retired. The league knew they couldn't just make another MJ, so they rigged the game, and started making superstars by calling fouls, allowing more room for players to shine. NO WAY IN HELL would LBJ be a superstar in the 90s... he would not get the calls, and he would not get the space.
      The NBA will soon be like the WNBA... all layups and 3 pointers... eventually there will be mixed gender teams... because why not.

    • @user-jk3ho7uo1s
      @user-jk3ho7uo1s Рік тому +3

      MJ was too beautiful to watch. Basketball ain’t the same without Micheal

    • @ConspiracyNutsMakeMeLOL
      @ConspiracyNutsMakeMeLOL Рік тому +2

      I loved the magic bird 80s just as much as the 90s. As a warrior fan since the late 70s...I paid my dues so...love the dubs chips

  • @weswarden2216
    @weswarden2216 Рік тому +3

    Dude be bangin on literally everybody... I've never seen anyone quite like this guy

  • @Bighjr88
    @Bighjr88 Рік тому +17

    I have said this over 100 times honestly jordan is the most talented player I ever seen lace them up.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      Waaw, that's something to say. But I'm starting to believe that.

    • @Bighjr88
      @Bighjr88 Рік тому +1

      @@tysmoviereviews5702 He is the best two way player of all-time

    • @adam551982
      @adam551982 Рік тому

      @@Bighjr88 100%! Facts my fren.

    • @amostlyreasonableguy
      @amostlyreasonableguy Рік тому +1

      It’s not the talent. It’s the talent, skill, work ethic, and will. On raw talent alone people like Vince Carter could’ve done anything. But Jordan has the combination of all those things that separates him. Honestly Kobe had the skill, work ethic and will once he matured but he wasn’t as physically talented, believe it or not. He objectively wasn’t as quick, couldn’t jump as high, had smaller hands, and wasn’t as strong. Skill wise jordan was a higher percentage overall shooter and a better defender in his 87-93 prime, but that’s it.

  • @thelawofone369
    @thelawofone369 Рік тому +15

    Back then every team had a 7ft center center and a power forward, they didn't space the floor and stand around at the 3pt line like they do today. They were always under the basket and in the paint, no lanes for dunking or layups. He created those lanes for himself and took quite a bit of punishment in doing so. He didn't take games off or whine about not having enough help, he didn't recruit other all stars to win titles, he just played all out on offense and defense every night. no player in today's game can anything close to that. He came into the league a man. Win or lose he was always the best player on the floor, and you got a show every night. Kobe was amazing, to me Kobe and Duncan are the best all around players (offense/defense) since MJ, but their will never be a player like MJ again. The only player in today's game I consider unique is Steph the rest are copies of what we've already seen. For those that were not around in the late 80's or early 90s you missed the best that ever were. MJ, Magic, Barry Sanders, Jerry Rice and Mike Tyson. They all had an aura of invincibility and excitement..

    • @trevortamboline279
      @trevortamboline279 Рік тому

      GREAT observations! Agreed that Steph is the only unique superstar in the league right now and Sanders, Tyson and Rice along with Jordan are at the tops of my best ever lists, too. Just look at how many 7 footers Jordan is dunking on in this video... and this is just a fraction of what he did in his career. THE greatest of all time, bar none.

    • @markstevens315
      @markstevens315 Рік тому

      Could say it better myself...im 45..im seen them all...MJ best athlete ever..but Ali, MJ and Tiger at his prime...nobody demanded more attention whether u liked them or not

  • @gabrielw7773
    @gabrielw7773 Рік тому +3

    Not just 6 chips, but two 3 peats in under a decade.

  • @AMEN-RAKOROUA
    @AMEN-RAKOROUA Рік тому +10

    Players who played against MJ admit to being scared and others terrified to play the 🐐

  • @G-ZUZ_IZ_KING
    @G-ZUZ_IZ_KING Рік тому +2

    HIS AIRNESS IZ THE G.O.A.T

  • @davidk8509
    @davidk8509 Рік тому +10

    Larry Bird after Jordan scored 63 on the Celtics " It was God disguised as Michael Jordan tonight, I never thought anyone could do that to the Celtics."

  • @yousri.g.1348
    @yousri.g.1348 Рік тому +3

    Michael Air Jordan is The G.O.A.T. EVER !!!
    There is No comparison with any basketball players !
    None have the Level of his Airness 23 !
    A Fan From France 🇨🇵

  • @eattrainprogress
    @eattrainprogress Рік тому +2

    Michael Jordan is the greatest to ever play the game. With no disrespect to any other athlete, I don't think it's even close.

  • @thelastgoodmaninjersey
    @thelastgoodmaninjersey Рік тому +3

    And don't forget. A lot of these moves are common in today's game, but Jordan invented a lot of this stuff along the way.

  • @M-10VisualDistributions
    @M-10VisualDistributions Рік тому +2

    6 NBA Finals 6 Rings (2 x 3peats), 10 x scoring champ, 14 time All star, 5 x NBA MVP, 9 times All defense, 1st $ billionaire athlete...man I'll just stop there..... GOAT...shut the front door!

  • @adam551982
    @adam551982 Рік тому +10

    I can't get enough of people reacting to MJ's mix tape. Yes it's amazing, but full games were even better, if that's possible.

  • @leerussell8778
    @leerussell8778 Рік тому +3

    Poetry in motion

  • @adublbeatz8656
    @adublbeatz8656 Рік тому +3

    You are exactly right, a punch in the face on a layup was a common foul back then. I understood why they tried to "clean" the game up....but...now it's to the point, you can't even look like you touched a a driving player, because it will be reviewed as a FLAGRANT....LOL....

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Yeah, times have changed alot. that's why it's so hard for me to even watch a game now.

  • @teofilomina115
    @teofilomina115 Рік тому +2

    Michael Jordan is consistent in every game

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      lol your right, I absolutely agree, let me know what you would like me to react to in the future and if you haven't subscribe for future notifications.

  • @your_royal_highness
    @your_royal_highness Рік тому +2

    Phil Jackson said the main distinguishing factor between Kobe and MJ was the size of Jordan’ hands. He could palm the ball and maintain full control. Shows on this tape

  • @maged2592
    @maged2592 Рік тому +7

    mj is the goat

  • @chuckd1586
    @chuckd1586 Рік тому +7

    Great reaction Homie... honest and true! There's many stats for Mike but I'll leave you wit a couple notes...
    After 20 years Mike is still 3rd in steals and 5th in points! 5th in points, all made with minimal 3's... thank You my Friend!

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +2

      Yea I'm seeing this, his stats are on point over almost thirty years now. that's really incredible. it really shows his dominance over every player in his time, and I have to be for real to today's players as well.

  • @johnroop9625
    @johnroop9625 Рік тому +2

    A GREAT DEFENDER!!!!

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Hi John Roop, I was surprised that how good he was at a defender. I just thought he was a great points guy.

  • @xxphactor
    @xxphactor Рік тому +3

    Man, I keep telling people the best Jordan was the 80's Jordan. That mix tape was like every night! Lebron will never have a highlight tape like Jordan's.

  • @Cj-vz6lu
    @Cj-vz6lu Рік тому +1

    Exactly goat debate was never a debate at all 😏

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      i cant even see how they could even compare MJ with Lebron, they aren't even in the same league. MJ should be by himself on a mount Rushmore made for him and Kobe, Bird, Wilt under him. Let me know what videos you want me to do, if you haven't subscribed make sure you do for future notifications of new vid's.

  • @donavandwelch
    @donavandwelch Рік тому +2

    When the bulls were in the championship with the jazz, I got to see him play. Jazz may have been the home team for where I was living, but you knew it was gonna be the bulls. Jordan was just that good.

  • @Daveyboy_RS3
    @Daveyboy_RS3 Рік тому +2

    Most of the time his dunks and hanging layups were on 7fters, with help. MJ had a target on his back, they beat him down, and he still destroyed them all

  • @bhoff19751
    @bhoff19751 Рік тому +4

    Never forget the greatness of Bugsy Mogue.

  • @juanagnew226
    @juanagnew226 Рік тому +4

    Jordan started the long shorts, took advertising, and shows to a new level

  • @oldmanballer5088
    @oldmanballer5088 Рік тому +5

    They didn’t hate him they feared him. Everyone was afraid he’d go off for 60 on them or make them look silly

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      man, I think they hate him and faired him. They hat that they couldn't stop him, and he rubbed their face in it. he even trashed talked on the video that the player that was playing him couldn't guard him. Also like you said, they feared that if they got him too mad, he would go crazy on the point. What you think?

  • @timcolliver9229
    @timcolliver9229 Рік тому +1

    Lived in Chicago my whole life I got to see the 🐐 play live at least 15 times at the old stadium on Madison and the United center best time to be a basketball fan ever.. I only rooted against MJ once that's when the cubs played the white Sox in what was exhibition games back then lol

  • @davidespinoza1606
    @davidespinoza1606 Рік тому +7

    MJ goat, great reaction. Subbing for sure.

  • @racerdude888
    @racerdude888 Рік тому +3

    These highlights aren't all the best one's. This was every night. And to answer your question, he had 9 first team all defense awards. And when you said "He looked like he got smacked in the face." That was Orlando Wolridge. He was a beast. He played for the bulls and got 24p 20 rebs in the game MJ scored 63 against the Celtics. If you look up the full highlight you'll see that Wolridge had a big smile on his face:)

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      thanks for answering my thoughts, sorry for responding back so late had a lot of comments to go through. thanks again. he broke the book on records it would seem.

  • @cheyennesmith9576
    @cheyennesmith9576 Рік тому +3

    THE GOAT

  • @TheMixedPlateFrequency
    @TheMixedPlateFrequency Рік тому +1

    I think for me, Jordan and Kobe will always be my top 2.

  • @arizona_anime_fan
    @arizona_anime_fan Рік тому +2

    what scared the hell out of defenders was Jordan's first step. it was so fast he'd be dunking it before his defender's feet even move in response to that first step. that's why his shoulder fakes on those fades were so deadly. everyone bit hard on them. giving him all the room he needed on his fades.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Yeaa you are right, I realized that after seeing the defenders reacted a second and a half after MJ made his move. Subscribe for future videos, will make more on Jordan and Kobe.

  • @nathanmckenzie904
    @nathanmckenzie904 Рік тому +3

    Little known story of the 63 against Boston
    He went out golfing with Ainge before the game and had a TERRIBLE golf game. He was pissed at the end of the game
    Told Ainge
    You are in for a long night!
    63
    Dude is a legend

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Yea I Hurd that story. Didn't he walk to the other team's locker room and told him that? Like he wanted to make a statement to the other team's locker room. MJ was something else. Like I said, disrespectful.

    • @nathanmckenzie904
      @nathanmckenzie904 Рік тому

      @Ty's Movie Reviews that was against the hawks, after he was outplayed by Wilkins

  • @robertrohde4579
    @robertrohde4579 Рік тому +2

    For me it is Jordan, Bird, and Kobe in that order! Lebron is somewhere in the top 7 to 10 range! Jordan was on a whole different level than all of them!

  • @migueljacob4913
    @migueljacob4913 Рік тому +1

    Your idol has an idol, yore watching him

  • @MICjordanTPR
    @MICjordanTPR Рік тому +7

    What people who only saw Kobe don't realize (and lightweight _can't comprehend_ ... it's weird even writing this myself) is that Mike was _on a whole other level_ athletically, but had the same mindset, and was basically the Kobe template. Kobe's career stats are closer to his _Wizards_ stats at damn near 40 than his career stats. I think LeBron probably has the greatest overall career when all is said and done, but Mike had the highest peak level performance of any player I've seen or really even heard about aside from Wilt Chamberlain.

    • @amostlyreasonableguy
      @amostlyreasonableguy Рік тому +3

      I think you pretty much nailed it here. Kobe had the mental focus, work ethic and will but he wasn’t as laterally quick or as lightning quick with the first step, couldn’t jump as high to alter his shots as ridiculously well on the fly as MJ, wasn’t as physically strong and had smaller hands, so he shot a lower percentage.
      Lebron will end up with most of the records and stats through impressive longevity but 88-93 Jordan is probably the most unstoppable two way player and clutch shot killer ever, and 96-98 Jordan is still the best player at the time and where Kobe eventually approached the neighborhood of being.
      Younger Jordan though approaching 90-91 was just blazing fast, flying to the basket at will and fundamentally sound with the sweet fadeaway jumper already but had such rocket skates and lift that he didn’t need to rely on the post up game as much. He became more efficient and crafty, with less risky passing in the air in the second 3 peat but he was a complete beast on offense and defense in the first 3 peat and the 2-3 years leading up to it, he just needed another all-star all-around player. Once he finally had that level player when Scottie matured and toughened up the Bulls were undeniable.
      Hell, they probably would’ve made it to the finals in 89-90 if Pippen didn’t have a migraine in game 7 against the Pistons.

  • @jahova424
    @jahova424 Рік тому +1

    You can only show soo much Respect to your Opponents in this Level of the Game of Basketball

  • @robkoenig3355
    @robkoenig3355 Рік тому +4

    Everyone who says Michael couldn’t shoot threes clearly has never seen MJ play before for real. Just statistic warriors

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +4

      Yeaa it's funny after watching this mix tape I realized that he was average shooter. The funny thing, when I looked into it. If he played now, he would be a great three point shooter. The game back then didn't focus on that part of the game but all around.

  • @cajohnson130
    @cajohnson130 Рік тому +1

    Dont forget, in the time before social media, we only saw Jordan in person or on TV. He showed everyone what he was about in his play. Every night tho. Plus no matter whether you were a nba fan or not, you knew who he was and wanted to see him play. He is on a short list, Babe, Ali and Jordan. Trancended the sport. No one like him.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      i wish players today had the drive that MJ had. now they take a week off for a chipped nail.

  • @joannpreston2999
    @joannpreston2999 Рік тому +2

    I just subscribed mainly bc of the honesty in your reactions. It's kinda hard to say someone even might be better than the one you grew up seeing...I know how it feels, when he beat majic, worthy, scott, a c green... but I just had to.(honestly)

  • @d.burton6889
    @d.burton6889 Рік тому +2

    One thing you young guys gotta understand. Back then you would get a hard foul often. Headlock, slammed to the floor, they were fighting while playing the game. Kobe didn't have to deal with that. And LeBron has it real easy. If that Jordan played today. He would average 40 to 50 points per game easy.

  • @jedtraq264
    @jedtraq264 Рік тому +1

    welcome to Flight23, meet your captain Mr Michael Jordan

  • @stevenguevara2184
    @stevenguevara2184 Рік тому +2

    I honestly dont think LBJ would've done well vs those 90s Knicks teams or any of those forwards with the rules back then

  • @bryantnonya8704
    @bryantnonya8704 Рік тому +3

    Man, I hate every one of you people who say Michael Jordan shouldn't have switched hands on the LA lakers. You act like you wouldn't style on your competition if you were good enough to do so... The problem is you're not good enough to do it so you have to hate on a man who is good enough to do it...
    For that matter what makes you qualified over Michael Jordan to decide what the best play for him was in that situation?
    Most people I watch who react to this mixtape always say that Jordan shouldn't have switched hands but it is the basketball equivalent of hating on a guy because he's got a nicer car than you. It's almost like you just hating on him because you can't make that play...

  • @rompecabezas646
    @rompecabezas646 Рік тому +1

    awesome. now you'll see where Kobe got his knowledge.

  • @zmitov
    @zmitov Рік тому +1

    Flight No23 - Power, technic, elegance, precise - do not go further.

  • @redhotmamakennels7738
    @redhotmamakennels7738 Рік тому +4

    For some reason nobody ever reacts to essential jordan content..that channel gives you jordan from beginning to end in bunches. Highlights of MJ each year

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +2

      Hi Red Hot, I'll check it out. Always looking for new things to review and respond to. If you or anyone else have any suggestions. You all can always let me know. I might just make a video on it. Hope you enjoy my other videos and shorts.

  • @stevenmonte7397
    @stevenmonte7397 Рік тому +2

    MJ is #1 and Kobe is #2. I hated Kobe at first until I respected his work ethic. RIP Kobe.

  • @manbat6996
    @manbat6996 Рік тому +2

    Kobe learned his footwork from MJ, that’s why nobody will ever come close to the Legends

  • @jamesadair1586
    @jamesadair1586 Рік тому +1

    A 72-win season, and against that level of competition... The Dude simply balled out at the highest level. Jordan was always moving about on the court, hmm, Dell Curry (played during Jordan's era), that's where Steph gets it from.

  • @vickiemace1238
    @vickiemace1238 Рік тому +2

    Everyone says that switch hands, was disrespectful, but, Jordan said he saw someone from the other team come up on him and he switched hands to move the ball away from the other player possibly interfering.

  • @FireDeptMusicGroup
    @FireDeptMusicGroup Рік тому +3

    No comparison! Pure domination n I seen every game. It was Jordan’s playground. I also liked how he saw it with unbiased eyes n actually saw the difference. The dominance. The defense. Not that there was no defense. 🤦🏽‍♂️ he made defenders flustered. The way he saw it was rough. That he had hang time. The reverse. S#!+ mfs ain’t did. Since him. JORDAN IS HOOP GOD!

  • @larrysaenz8964
    @larrysaenz8964 Рік тому +2

    Rest in peace kobe Jordan had a complete game money😮

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      I absolutely agree man, RIP Kobe. Let me know what videos you want me to do, if you haven't subscribed make sure you do for future notifications of new vid's.

  • @soramirez5473
    @soramirez5473 Рік тому +4

    i legit used to believe he had a pact with the devil.. nobody could be THAT good..

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Was thinking the same, was going to say that on the second video but I didn't. Until I saw how good Kobi got when he asked Jordan and other players for help. Then I realized that MJ was just human with amazing natural skills, with a undying dizier to be the best at all cost. The only way he achieved what he did was through hard, hard work and luck that he didn't destroy his body through all of it.

    • @soramirez5473
      @soramirez5473 Рік тому

      @@tysmoviereviews5702 Luck? he had good genes.. too bad Lebron wont put HIS body to the test so we can see if he could play at 100 mph ALL THE TIME and STILL play 20 seasons.. Jordan also was a gym rat.. working out ALL THE TIME (thanks to the pistons for beating him up during the 80s for that)

  • @MrCalidan69
    @MrCalidan69 Рік тому +2

    He was angry at those Detroit bad boys!!! He seemed to elevate even higher against them

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Yeaa you would too, if they were smacking you in the back of the head. when you were driving to the hoop.

  • @krces1
    @krces1 Рік тому +2

    That guy at 7:56 was Orlando Wooldrige his former teammate from Bulls and he knewed that Jordam got him🤣🤣

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Really thanks, now I know. The management really loved to play games at that time. Trading people and acquiring different free agents.

  • @chikushodiz91
    @chikushodiz91 Рік тому +1

    The best 2 way player to ever play the game of basketball

  • @oldwarriorlife
    @oldwarriorlife Рік тому +1

    THESE PRESENT DAY BALLERS DON'T EXIST WITHOUT MJ DOING HIS THING. RIPMAMBA, RESPECT LEBRON, BUT THEY GOT "THAT KILLER" FROM MIKE!!!

  • @jeffdebroka8901
    @jeffdebroka8901 Рік тому +1

    I still get chills watching his highlights. Crazy thing is that he did this every game. He was the best 2 way player I've ever seen. His killer instinct, his drive to never lose, his demeanor when he crossed onto the court was friend or not I'm going to destroy you. He was the total package. He is the Goat. I have seen Magic and Bird and so on and Jordan took it to a whole new level. Kobe is the closest we have seen to Jordan not LeFlop. Kobe had those same qualities that Jordan had but Kobe was the Carbon copy just not as perfect as the original. Rip Mamba.

  • @gor1l1a
    @gor1l1a Рік тому +2

    @11:21 Rick Adelman told the Blazers to let Jordan shoot threes in that FINALS game. He thought it was some genius plan to stop Jordan... And it wasn't six threes in the game, it was six threes in the first half. They had to basically tackle him in the second half and he still made Clyde Drexler look D-League... So many of these reactions miss this.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Lol I didn't really know the history behind the 6threes. I had to watch the documentary to realize the chess match between MJ and the other teams cotch at the time. Overall, MJ was so dynamic and amazing, what other player could even do the same thing and still win and still be spoken about it decades later. Let me know what videos you want me to do, if you haven't subscribed make sure you do for future notifications of new vid's.

  • @yahdmanempire76
    @yahdmanempire76 Рік тому +2

    There is no Kobe (R.I.Power), without MJ.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +2

      Yes R.I.P Kobe you made your mark on the court and in life that will be remembered.

  • @JimGoodwinLSU
    @JimGoodwinLSU Рік тому

    You're correct about the reason he left basketball his father was a huge baseball fan and wanted MJ to play when he was younger so it was a tribute to his dad and of course he'd conquered the mountain of the NBA after the 3 peat

  • @StennMathis
    @StennMathis Рік тому

    Now imagine LIVING through the 90s, we were all out there in the streets and on the road mingling, no phones pure human contact, We had the Michael Jordan we had Michael Jackson (and much much more) and living life was a buzz and people weren't so sensitive...Jordan is just a tiny example of what has been lost...

  • @davidfortuin4146
    @davidfortuin4146 Рік тому +3

    Meet the G. O. A. T of all G. O. A. Ts. We call him Black Jesus, Air Jordan, His Airness, flight 23 or the greatest b-ball player in the history of the game.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      Hey David fortuin, I never Hurd of flight 23 reference but it makes perfect sense for MJ lol. Hope you enjoyed my video response. I didn't realize he was that good until I saw this mix tape.

    • @davidfortuin4146
      @davidfortuin4146 Рік тому +1

      @@tysmoviereviews5702 good is an understatement, MJ was a psychopath, a sore loser obsessed with wining and demanded the same energy of his team mates and came across as an asshole. He had an insane work ethic and drive to not just to win but dominate the opposition. There are a lot of urban legend stories of MJ out there, look them up. A guy from an opposing team after a game the Bulls lost said " good game Mike" MJ flipped it in his head and took it as a dig instead of a compliment, the next game MJ torched them so badly it and the story spread out like wildfire.

  • @williamlangston3468
    @williamlangston3468 Рік тому +1

    It's going loud, and quiet, loud, and quiet!!!!

  • @sroland3533
    @sroland3533 Рік тому +2

    Also the game where he Shattered the Bck Glass.

  • @princedunn2704
    @princedunn2704 2 роки тому +3

    Somebody give this dude some subscribers. Damn guys

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  2 роки тому

      Yeah subscribe...help a brother out

    • @linorestrepolobo3620
      @linorestrepolobo3620 Рік тому

      Just subbed and gave the man some love

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +1

      @@linorestrepolobo3620 thanks I appreciate it. Love being here and doing these videos and reactions. It helps my channel out alot overall. Thanks again.

  • @Ozem_Israel
    @Ozem_Israel Рік тому +1

    That Barkley Suns team was so stacked.
    That was the original super team.
    I mean that didn't come together organically.
    That team was assembled.
    They won like 65 games that season.
    And it wasn't enough.

  • @rompecabezas646
    @rompecabezas646 Рік тому

    watch the hang time in the air, and the way he can hold the ball in one hand and maneuver it like a volleyball.

  • @tomjudge7920
    @tomjudge7920 Рік тому +1

    Kobe idolized Jordan... no Jordan no Kobe

  • @veronicadabney1466
    @veronicadabney1466 Рік тому +1

    Michael Jordan didn't make his high school basketball team because he was told he "wasn't good enough". So, he worked on his game!

  • @hotroddie05
    @hotroddie05 Рік тому +1

    He attacks the rim to exert his dominance like when a lion pisses on a tree!

  • @soramirez5473
    @soramirez5473 Рік тому +2

    mj was scoring champ, mvp and defensive player of the year one season if im not mistaken.. im a knicks fan and I hate jordan.. but he is the greatest ive ever seen.. then Bird..

  • @Runforestrun
    @Runforestrun Рік тому +1

    Jordan wasn't just a good defender, he was a great defender. And yeah its something you rarely see in great players today.
    Many are great on offense but average to bad on defense. Simply because defense isn't as important to many players in today's game.

  • @ElderYouth
    @ElderYouth Рік тому +1

    graceful!

  • @98ore
    @98ore Рік тому +7

    You should check out the voyager rare video it’s mind blowing

    • @bgrey55
      @bgrey55 Рік тому

      Voyager really, I will. What is it about?

    • @98ore
      @98ore Рік тому +1

      @@bgrey55 MJ moments.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому +3

      Heyy Ore, ill check it out. I might make a video out of it also.

    • @dlovink6655
      @dlovink6655 Рік тому

      Jordan rare voyager highlights video👍. One of the best video's with some great tracks...

    • @russelturner5771
      @russelturner5771 Рік тому +1

      @@bgrey55 Rare MJ unreal footage. Have to be seen to be believed.

  • @rwii4863
    @rwii4863 Рік тому +1

    Being a Kobe you should recognize the moves.

    • @tysmoviereviews5702
      @tysmoviereviews5702  Рік тому

      lol, I do sometimes I can compare the plays MJ and Kobe did also. crazy how similar they played.