*90S EXPOSED* Did MICHAEL JORDAN HAVE NO LEFT HAND??

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[@VanessaWong-yi5pe]

TikTok NBA content actually has more views than actual NBA games. This means that most of today's fans rather post online about basketball than actually watch it

[@Bighjr88]

Exactly

[@Bighjr88]

They have NO ATTENTION SPAN!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@leechrec]

I even saw MJ shoot free throws with his left in game. Of course he made them.

[@tomt5482]

Man the fact you say no one is falling for a weak ass pump fake tells me you're not watching games. DeRozan gets about 3-4 and ones each and every game on pump fakes. Everyone knows he's going to do it and still jump. The reason you're not seeing it now is players all play the exact same way, catch and shoot 3. 90's was definitely heavy on the iso but it was an art form to get your own shot in a crowded space. Yeah heaps of guys back then probably couldn't play today with the skill set they had but to think they couldn't learn to shoot 3's is crazy. It's as if you all think guys from pre 2000's lacked the ability to shoot 3's and would never be able to, nah it just wasn't an emphasis. You could say the same thing now about bigs, no inside game. It's just a response to what they're teaching players. Players today playing 90's guys and 90's rules with the 3 point shot taken away would get crushed. The opposite is probably true too. Todays game is a sprint whereas previous eras was more long distance. This whole more skill argument needs to stop. Shooting a 3 ball at higher efficiency isn't everything and it's definitely not more fun to watch, no one is rushing off to watch Steph Curry highlights to see the same shot over and over again despite how amazing he is.

[@MB-cb2he]

Quez watches alot of NBA highlights. So if something isn't in the highlight reel he won't notice it

[@KnucklesWTD-uu3ps]

Also Kawhi Leonard does those fakes in a way similar to MJ as well. With one-hand too like MJ. Lebron fans dont actually watch basketball. Just a few clips and highlights but they barely watch their own era

[@KnucklesWTD-uu3ps]

​​@@MB-cb2heLuka Doncic sometimes pumpfakes like 6 times before taking a jumpshot. They jump like all 6 times. Like someone else said at the very least jumping is defensive effort

[@Bighjr88]

@@KnucklesWTD-uu3psNone of these young fellas watch basketball, it’s a high high % of them can’t keep still enough to watch a whole game. They are really the saying “ u act like u got ants in ur pants”.

[@Bighjr88]

@@KnucklesWTD-uu3psI honestly don’t talk to youngins about basketball, it’s like arguing with a female.

[@MB-cb2he]

Hey QuezThePlug. You said no one gets caught by that pumpfake. Thats kind of a giveaway that you are not watching NBA games today. Players are doing that today. So is any player that can palm a ball. Its common.

[@barbahuub]

Jordan has more moves with his left than LeBum's total move set.

[@VanessaWong-yi5pe]

Another L by Lebron fans. Even if you dont like the 1990s, the 2020s are the least viewed NBA era. That means fans of eras outside Jordan still dislike 2020s the most. There are more people today that argue online(TikTok/Twitter) about NBA games than people that actually watch them

[@FloatingKites2422]

9:44 we get enough Shaqtin a fool content every week. People still fall for Jordan homage pumpfakes. Players fall for pumpfakes they are 10 ft away from. In full games (not highlights) people fall for alot worse. Here, the fact is that Jordan has the ball and people are in panic mode

[@garrulous645]

The problem people have with today's effort is lack of effort. Too many of the most known players are not even trying on defense. Its frustrating if you really like a player as a scorer but he doesn't try defensively. Getting crossed over or dunked on still means they tried on defense. A nobody playing defense means less when a top 10 player refuses to play defense. Jokic is so respectable due to defensive effort. You can always say he tried and cares

[@w.w.1348]

I think you have to be honest with yourself. While you may like today's game, viewership is at its lowest in 40 years. And it's a simple reason, as a viewer it is much more exciting to see a player spin of off their defender, dribble into a hop step and finish with a layup or dunk over a defender than it is too see a player penetrate to the key and then instead of going up for a shot, pass it out to a player waiting beyond the arc. It is more exciting as a viewer to see a player penetrate the key, then wiz a pass past two defender's ears to a cutting teammate for a dunk or layup than it is too see a player penetrate to the top of the key, then pass it out to a player waiting beyond the arc, who passes it to another player sitting beyond the arc who shoots a three. The instinct, skill, and IQ to finish over and around defenders who are closer to the rim is greater than the ability to shoot open threes. While the younger generation which grew up on this thinks it is good basketball, the reality is that it is boring to watch, no matter how far out the 3 is taken. Analytics do not equal excitement or skill.

[@sumnahlennon5449]

Know whats comedy? The only game in today's Modern NBA to have viewership on par with 1990s and 2000s are the All Star Games Despite this year's All Star game getting the regular 10+ million viewers, the 2024 All Star game is exactly why NBA is at its lowest viewership. It reminded people why they dont watch today's game as often

[@StylesD83]

​@@sumnahlennon5449I heard recently, Adam Silver might get rid of the All-star game because of the low ratings. He's too dumb to understand what the problem really is. The All-star weekend will only be as good as the level of competition presented. These players just show up just to shoot around and don't hustle on defense. The rating of the NBA is suffering for the same reason, besides the fact players are missing 30+ games during the season. Imagine paying for front row seats...or any seat, only to find out the star players are benched for that game you paid for. This generation can say whatever they want about the past eras, but they can't say they were not competitive and load managing. If the 90's, 80's, 70's, etc were plumbers and firemen in comparison to today's players, well they were far more entertaining to watch and viewership proves that. Bigger, faster, and strong doesn't mean 💩 if you're not playing and ducking competition.

[@Rodriguez-ib8oi]

Most Kobe fans discuss the 2000s as the best era. Most MJ fans also like the 2000s. The 90s exposed skit ignores all of that to prioritize MJ. Which means its purely a Lebron James fan thing. Most people say that 2000s was the most defensive era ever since teams averaged like 95 points per game. But few Lebron fans even watched 2000s NBA. Even if Lebron himself played in the 2000s the Lebron fanbase knows NBA from just 2016 to present

[@Zeldafan-zy1pb]

Lebron played in the 2000s during the Kobe era. So the Lebron fandom have a defensive era to compare the 2020s to

[@tomt5482]

It's funny how all but 3x NBA championship teams between 2000-2014 were headlined by plumbers drafted in the 90's. Of those the 2006 Heat had Shaq but at that point he was the #2 option while the other 2 teams were the LeBron Heat who were stacked and supported with plumbers like Ray Allen who won them a chip with the luckiest rebound / 3 pointer from the corner. I laugh when people talk about modern players dominance but they couldn't get past the plumbers until they hung up their overalls.

[@StylesD83]

​@@tomt5482 I can't see how they celebrate players who can barely, play 60 games and load manage, while healthy; complain about playing back2back games, but still want to get paid max deals. People pay $ to not watch their star players, play. Guys like Jokic actually play the game the right way and get zero respect from this generation because he's not very athletic and European. 😒

[@hiphopblender1291]

Jordan spammed those unstoppable layups to 6 championship wins. Lebron spammed his trademark, head down, linebacker traveling, basic layup move to 6 championship losses.

[@seriesx9508]

Seriously. Why are Lebron fans of all people talking about a player's lack of moves? Lebron has 1 basic move. The bulldoser thats not very dependent in clutch

[@Bighjr88]

Yes in the ‘91 finals.

[@beastprime7668]

If it works why stop it? Just like Ryu in Sf2 spamming hadoukens 😆. I'm not stopping until you have an answer!

[@tomt5482]

The moment you said Tik Tok trend I switched off

[@seriesx9508]

Tik Tok represents the Lebron James fanbase. They look at that or highlights more than actual games.

[@Bighjr88]

I never a group of people talk about shit they NEVER seen.

[@VanessaWong-yi5pe]

Jordan has a bigger bag than Lebron even on his left. So does Kobe.

[@tomt5482]

If I could sum up LeBron's game in one word it would be spam

[@spunterage]

Yeah I actually enjoy watching 5 guys stand around the perimeter now. That’s much more exciting basketball 😂

[@Bighjr88]

Me too, don’t forget the bad shot selection & the traveling to score.Great great basketball 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Bighjr88]

It’s nothing jordan COULDN’T do. The most talented player ever. To me the only player with great fundamentals & once in a lifetime athleticism.

[@katrinachavez3533]

That athleticism was raw as clapped cheeks without jim hats. We've never seen anything like it. And I doubt we ever will.

[@leechrec]

Saying MJ has no left hand is like saying the sun is not hot. All these things being put out like done with the 90s and MJ no left hand are just forced distractions from the issue of whether Bron is juicing or not as insinuated by KG.

[@szaret1]

Bruh everybody would fall for that pump fake. Dude holding the ball in one hand with a fully extended arm. Greatest midrange shooter of all time, youre going for that shit a couple times

[@sleepshouter6569]

Everyone falls for SGA of Demar Derozen's pumpfakes. Or Luka's pumpfake. They would obviously fall for Jordan's

[@tomt5482]

Jordan looks better with his left than most players look with their right

[@StylesD83]

Watching these highlights are a testament to the fact that a lot of these "new" kids don't know what the hell they're talking about. They don't watch whole games, but play sports analysts while only watching highlights and listening to b.s. hearsay from people 25 years old and younger. I'm 40 and still, don't speak on what I never lived through. How the hell I'm going to tell a 60 year old, Wilt Chamberlain was trash, when I wasn't even alive to see him play? That's just plain, stupid. Hell, today's generation don't even know exactly, what a carry or travel is because the rules are so, laxed. But they feel like they are basketball historians. I let the players I was too young to assess or not alive to see, be great and understand they played in a different era. I dont disrespect the builders of the sport because they had it much, harder than my generation and paved the way for the players I enjoyed watching during the late 80's and beyond. It's very easy to talk 💩 about the past when you're not around/born to help build the road we're enjoying today. It's like speaking ill of your parents, grandparents, etc right after they worked harder for less, so we and their future grandkids wont have to. It's arrogant and ungrateful to do so, even if they're not happy with what you and your generation is doing. Their might be some nuggets of wisdom within their critique. Some of them might be bitter/resentful, but not all of them.

[@jakedavis6835]

MJ having no left hand is the stupidest statement ever and is just another bron is best bs narrative

[@stevenaleman7454]

If anyone’s really paying attention to all these left-handed shots made by MJ, notice how MJ sized up the defense and where defenders were standing as he creatively used his excellent footwork and creative shot making skills to split the double and triple teams to make these defenders look like plumbers and traffic cones….just in this video alone, MJ scored on Kareem, Worthy, and two other Lakers who were trying to stop him in the paint and they couldn’t do it! MJ was schooling 2-3-4 defenders at a time…consistently! Unfortunately, today’s soft NBA rules, you won’t see anyone driving to the hoop like MJ did with a crowd of defenders swarming to stop them from scoring. 🎤🔥✌️

[@spunterage]

Late 80s to mid 90s were the perfect balance of defence and offence. It might be overrated but it’s still way better than the AAU BS we see now. It’s why the non-American players are catching up and passing the Americans.

[@houseontherock8345]

This right here!

[@KnucklesWTD-uu3ps]

2000s also a good era

[@KnucklesWTD-uu3ps]

Its the lebron 2020s or late 2010s era thats rubbish

[@heroesismid8694]

Jordan's left-hand is better than Lebron's right hand. It makes this discussion a joke

[@cyber6sapien]

You're right. Everybody was in the paint in the 80's and 90's. Which made MJ's finishes around the rim even tougher to pull off!

[@katrinachavez3533]

The truth! Just trying to carve space to get to bucket was must see TV. And they weren't toothpicks like today's Pookie from New Jack City front-court cats.

[@dxtremecaliber]

@@katrinachavez3533also it was a different era defense is way more rough im a gen z and still know this because i actually researched the game tho i still enjoy the current NBA

[@cyber6sapien]

Jordan with one hand is better than LeBum with two hands. LeBron fans have to invent sht that never happened. Us Jordan fans simply report what actually happened in reality.

[@katrinachavez3533]

Agree 100%. And Jordan's left was superior to today's southpaw players (Brunson, Harden, D'Angelo Russell, Zion, Ben Simmons, Sabonis, Julius Randle) off-hands. If ballers have exponentially evolved like today's infinitely ignorant claim, then these players right-hands should be as strong as their left-hands. Another thing - not all of us were MJ fans. We just know what our 20/20 visions witnessed. I despised that black cat. But man, was he an alien.

[@Zeldafan-zy1pb]

From an entertainment value: 1990s are the best. For best superstars in a decade: the 2000s are the best. During the 2000s every other NBA star was known by non-NBA fans. In 2020 its just Steph Curry and Lebron that are mainstream. To the point that ESPN are fearful of historic low NBA ratings. They have to talk Jordan vs Lebron to trend. If they go off topic from Lakers historic low ratings occur.

[@Boogie_161]

For ppl saying he got no handles they should watch voyager part 2. You’re going to like your era of basketball, that’s natural. The the thing about it is the disrespect and I don’t mean just with Jordan, I mean ppl act as tho Shawn Kemp never existed and drove the lane, the reason they had iso basketball is because it’s a lot purer as far as basketball supposed to be. You can’t judge the D from the 90s off some highlights, you take into consideration that era of ball, and the style meaning no easy layups, and no that don’t mean breaking a dudes neck, that means challenge everything. That means that if Lebron is coming thru you challenge his shot, or Jordan or whoever it is. Not asking that you watch a full game because I don’t expect you to do that but, today it’s run to the 3point line and shoot, don’t touch the player or it’s a foul. The refs and fans have to understand it’s a contact sport, it’s impossible not to have some sort of contact. It’s like comparing rappers from the 90s and today, you prefer whatever style you listen to but for my money none of them stack up to Big Pun, Biggie, Pac, Big L, DMX, Mobb Deep, Snoop, young IceCube, Rebel INS. it’s what I prefer but nobody got the right to trash that era, they ain’t live it, they was 100 percent real.

[@SavageStreetcarSociety]

It's not really exposing if it's a lie The new players aren't really better than the old players they're just more fancy

[@bazil7330]

a bud its your channel and you can do as you please, just know i dont want to listen to you saying my God's name in vain, GD, GD, hope you understand, also no the tik tock ant got us old heads mad, cause we dont care about tik tock :)

[@marsdenit2845]

Dont call everyone that hates Lebron an oldhead. People of all types come together to hate Lebron

[@Benayah-m5q]

I like the 90s because players was playing for respect

[@sleepshouter6569]

Lebron has the least variety of moves out of any "goat candidate" or supposed top 10 player. For most of his career he spammed the same football bulldose layup move. A move that is very situational and may not necessarily work in the last 1 or 2 minutes of a game.

[@katrinachavez3533]

And that's why one of the greatest perimeter defenders all-time (Rodman) said "Bron's game is too simple. He is so f------- easy to play. He don't have any moves, he ain't got no moves." That Worm of a Bad Boy knows b-ball like Bo did Nike cross-trainers. He knows in 80s and 90s King Con wouldn't survive like Gloria Gaynor.

[@joediggy21]

90’s to 2010’s

[@heroesismid8694]

Disastrous record low 2024 NBA finals ratings show how few modern NBA fans even watch today's NBA. Too busy watching NBA TikTok than to care whats actually happening in the sport itself. Once again, 2000s fans, early 2010s NBA fans also say those eras are more enjoyable to watch than 2020s. But these TikTokers dont get views unless "Lebron and Jordan" are referenced. So they stick to what is essentially "1996 Jordan vs 2024" Lebron but mix in 80s and 2000s footage because Lebron fans think any year before 2016 is the 90s

[@heroesismid8694]

The whole problem with "90s exposed" is that it ignores how 2000s and early 2010s NBA fans also say that era was more enjoyable. And we know what Kobe fans think of eras and enjoyable to watch NBA. 90s exposed ignores all of that and only focuses on 90s vs 2023-2024 because its Lebron fans that only wish to argue Lebron vs Jordan

[@katrinachavez3533]

You're in the vast minority enjoying today's Monistat cats ballin' than 90s. You might not know this, not cause you're sharp as Bron with a book, but cause you haven't done the research, but b-ball was more watched in the 80s and 90s than today. The ratings have fallen for regular-season games, All-Star games and NBA Finals. Check any list of top 10 NBA Finals and you'll see MJ's Bulls all over that joint. Do same for lowest rated NBA Finals and you're gonna see King Con all over that list. I really try to watch today's NBA because of my FanDuel teams but after only a few minutes of watching Massengill masculinity I change the channel and watch Threes Company reruns. #JackTripper #MrRoper

[@quickup7530]

Somethings are not worth addressing. Many of Jordan's best buzzer beaters are from the left. Including the 1997 buzzer beater against Utah Jazz.

[@ShhhTheFUp]

React to the video THE ART OF MICHAEL JORDAN by Clutch23 productions. Tell me who built like that every game in todays era

[@GrandPapaCap]

I think ppl are coping because we actually watched a player develop every part of their game...the man eventually had zero basketball flaws...the undoubted 🐐

[@seriesx9508]

You said TikTok. Thats what people already believe Lebron's fanbase look at more than NBA games.

[@dannybachner899]

Watch a full playoff series. Maybe bulls vs knicks or bulls vs pacers Watch the full games. You cant judge off highlights

[@robday2859]

"These all look identical".... kinda like an LBJ dunk haha. I think the TikTokTards like to try and discredit the 90's without ever watching a full game. It's interesting you mention how the paint was always filled with opposition, yet we had MJ driving to the basket regularly, now that tells you how good he was. There aren't many clips of MJ dunking LH, but how many people nowadays do that? P,s watch Kobe's explanation of falling for pump fakes and what he says about the right leg, then re-watch MJ's pump fake....

[@heroesismid8694]

"Nobody today would fall for that pumpfake." In other words you dont watch basketball today. Highlights cause you miss alot of detail.

[@gnnacharles1]

You did go for that pump fake 90 % of the time if it’s Jordan because you know he is about to average 31and win scoring title10x , lead the league in scoring 11 times ,they didn’t stop him even if they didn’t go for the pump fake. Just saying

[@KnucklesWTD-uu3ps]

Kawhi Leonard does alot of those Jordan-like one-handed pumpfakes. So today's players still fall for it. MJ and Kawhi make alot of passes and moves with one hand anyway.

[@quickup7530]

This isn't worth acknowledging. But 1997 is the first season NBA used shot charts and MJ took more field goal attempts on the left than the right. So in 5 seconds, a false statement can be debunked with 5 seconds of research. It would be a better argument that MJ has less of a middle. Because most field goal attempts he made were from left, then right, and least in middle

[@heroesismid8694]

James Harden got confused and tried to block his teammate's jumpshot the other game. James Harden is an actual known modern NBA star so its more problematic when known stars today do that on. Because the typical star today is striving to get to where they can slack off on defense because they are an All Star

[@MALLYGEEZ1]

The 80s and 90s are definitely not overrated at all. You watched one game and determined that two whole decades were overrated. This is subjective. I hate this era of basketball. I loved the 90s. Also, MJ did the reverse a lot because that's what the D gave him on those plays. But he did way more than that with his left hand in this vid and in his careee.

[@jasonjenkins9247]

There is another highlight video of Jordan shooting and dunking lefty. And driving of course. This is a good one but it is mostly lay ups

[@williamroberts-olivier9820]

One of the most stupid things haters Say about MJ .

[@duecepoppin6413]

These young dudes don’t even realize that was a play.

[@AnnieCruz_x]

To the people that will reply with not so nice comments. Direct it Lebron. Not the new generation.

[@archieleonard4299]

Let’s expose this generation let’s start with Ben Simons.

[@gregorychampion4843]

lol only layup with the left?!?’ What’s he suppose to do?!!!

[@davidpigg7032]

90's hoop was in the paint not iso. ball. It was inside out ball. Everything started with the big man in the middle. Now Jordan change that. Utah jazz was the only team running pick and role the hole game. I'm from Seattle so I grew watching the original Rob city G.P. and kemp.

[@katrinachavez3533]

These are youngsters turned Cardi B WAP TikTokers. They can't comprehend the science of 80s/90s hoops. I'm not too far from you (Orange County, CA) and been watching since Magic's rookie season. Them 90s Seattle squads with Payton, Kemp, Detlef, Hawkins, Perkins, Wingate, McMillan, etc. were no joke. They excelled in the open court and half-court sets. I saw them a couple times in person vs Lakers at the fabulous Forum. If it wasn't for MJ they definitely get a chip.

[@punkem733]

Skap attack destroyed this vid.

[@houseontherock8345]

TikTok……..💩 People falling for SGA pumpfakes all the freakin time. I love the thunder but those pumpfakes aren’t the same as a guy fully extending his arm while palming the ball. It ain’t the same.

[@seriesx9508]

He doesn't watch NBA. He watches TikTok and NBA highlights. That summarizes most Lebron fans

[@ivanc8390]

Jordan had ankle issues ever since he broke his foot in his 2nd season and it’s why he didn’t have as much lift from his right foot. But you again sound so dumb talking about the same package trying to throw shade on MJ talking about the 90’s are overrated. With your god Lebalco using PED’s but you have not even said anything about that. How about you go and do a reaction series to all the videos by ESSENTIAL JORDAN. How he played with each shoe he came out with. If MJ or anyone was using EPO anyone can have longevity bud

[@KnucklesWTD-uu3ps]

Lebron has no package. Just a driving layup

[@AnnieCruz_x]

Let me make it clear. That "90s exposed" TikTok is started by Lebron James fans. Its purely a continuation of MJ vs Lebron. Not all of us newer fans are like that.

[@quickup7530]

It took me 5 seconds of research to being up a shot chart of the 1997 season to prove that most of MJ's field goals were from the left. Even though it looks very even. Jordan frequently did the fadeaway move so he was frequently getting into position in the very left anyway. Or the right. But it took me 5 seconds to point this out

[@kanej33]

Understand that the game has been evolving for the last 30 years shut off course it looks more polished than it did in the 90s just like it did in the 90s versus the 60s

[@sumnahlennon5449]

Basketball was big in the 1990s and 2000s. 2010s not as popular was still low. Today's NBA viewership is at a historic record low. Alot of todays fans dont want to watch full games. They watch 5 minute Lakers highlights and say they watched the game

[@heroesismid8694]

Dude. People fell for Jordan's pumpfake in 2003. 40 year old Jordan did that same pumpfake. And the best defensive era is the 2000s. 1990s defense is simply more strict than 2020s. But 2010s defense was more strict than 2020s. By defense I mean top stars like Curry and Luka (or league faces) not prioritizing defense as much as say Kobe or even Vince Carter. There is Jokic but he is an exception. Even James Harden wasnt that defensive focused and he was a league face

[@legacytv2453]

Or he can just watch actual NBA games this year. Steph Curry literally does the same Jordan like pumpfake. But with Curry its worse because Curry lifts his right arm to pumpfake without the ball in his hand and people fall. Atleast with MJ the ball is in his hand. Curry lifts his right arm, while keeping the ball still in his left hand. The move and its variants is still used today.

[@sleepshouter6569]

James Harden regularly falls for the worse no effort pumpfakes. To the point that it seems like he is pretending to be faked out. With Jordan and Steph Curry atleast players have an excuse. They are scoring 60. James Harden is a top NBA superstar and he falls for these fakeouts so bad it almost seems as if its an excuse to not put defensive effort

[@garrulous645]

​@@sleepshouter6569James Harden's defense is meme worthy and comedy. Its meaningful because Harden isn't a "plumber" as they say. It depends on how far people's knowledge of modern NBA besides Lebron is.

[@mannyneva1760]

Lebron left is 💩 stop it and he has no touch

[@katrinachavez3533]

King Con's game is ugly as Lady Gaga make-up free. There is nothing he does that makes you wanna see replay. MJ was a Bugatti at Autobahn with agility of big cats in safari. Bron is a water buffalo in a stampede.

[@seriesx9508]

The 1990s are not the only era with better defense than 2020s. The 2000-2009 era is included.

[@georgewinbush4309]

I can't stand this era no defense just a Three-Point Contest that's it

[@Zeldafan-zy1pb]

Lack of defense combined with load management. Players that actually play defense today only do so because they are not yet popular enough to get permission to slack off

[@Zeldafan-zy1pb]

The ultimate goal in today's NBA players is to become big enough to take time off and play no defense. If a player today reaches "All Star" mode, he will begin load management and stop playing defense all together.