FIRST TIME REACTING TO MICHAEL JORDAN HISTORIC BULLS MIXTAPE | JORDAN IS THE GOAT 🐐

[@catherinechang99]

I've watched this video 100 times and I really can't get enough of it. It's unparalleled. There's no one like him. MY GOAT FOREVER ❤️🌟

[@Teeyah2]

I'm up to about 350 times..... It's mesmerizing. I'm from Chicago and yes I've seen him play. Not only was he a fierce competitor but he also entertained the crowd. The G O A T....4EVER!!!😃

[@HardParking]

Same, I get caught up on this every single freaking time.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

THE GREATEST, NOT CLOSE….AT ALL

[@LoveAllWomen]

I especially love watching reactions to this video...particularly from younger cats

[@frankiek2269]

@carherinechang99. Apparently, I’m stalking you. Lol. I just saw you post a statement akin this one in the last video I watched. I must be watching recommended videos in the same order. It’s a Michael Jordan reaction video bug, I guess. Don’t worry. I’ll move on to a Simone Biles, or Fedor Emelianko reaction video kick, or some such. We humans all love perfection and mastery at the craft. It doesn’t matter if it’s calligraphy or *chaining a statue out of a log, or playing a sport. Edit: *Chainsawing.

[@andydorman2119]

He didn't say he played 'hard', he said he played 'ALL OUT!'. That's a huge difference. He EARNED basketball G.O.A.T. status.

[@bradennichols3154]

This dude mastered fundamentals. Beyond mastered. The footwork is beautiful. His all around awareness of every player and how they play, he already knew how to beat you flying to your state to whip your ass. You dont see this anymore. Nobody cares about the fundamentals anymore. That's what made great players stand out. Now everybody on the team gets to shoot from 3 land. They need to go back to this style of play. The fundamentals are what makes all these young kids say things like man I'm sweating watching this or I wanna get out there and play again. It's his fundamentals that stand out. He beat you without traveling (lebron) he beat you without flopping (lebron). He beat you without crying (lebron). And it helps to have a 48 inch vertical and palm the basketball like your out picking apples from the tree.

[@KenMcKenna-u2k]

and he loved contact and held grudges.

[@hanklewis769]

that man played 100% full out, every game... "THE" goat

[@rogerwescott2301]

Michael jeffrey jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time, The man was the averaging 200 dunks a season in his prime and ran a 4:38 fourty yard dash. This guy Was truly A video game character come to life.🐐🐐23

[@AnHebrewChild]

He ran a 4.38 forty in 1983 at UNC. He was at his fastest, however, in the 1989-90 season. That is without a doubt the apex year of Jordan's _speed._ He was 26-27 years old. And this fact shouldn't surprise anyone: traditionally, Olympic 100M sprinters reach their peak athleticism between 25 and 28 years old. Watch 1990 playoff footage vs the sixers & bucks. This was a healthy Jordan at his absolute speediest. His 40 at that time was likely 4.2 - 4.23 It's surprising to me how many people think he was faster & more athletic as a rookie. Watch his FT line dunk improvements from 1985, 1987, 1988 and then finally his FT line dunks at charity events from 89-91. In a 1990 charity event for Magic, Jordan was true to the line (like he was as a rookie, but had the flare and leg kick at least as smooth as 88).

[@AnHebrewChild]

While I've got your ear, ha ha... YT search: "2 rare angle iconic FT line dunk" You'll find a 30 second video just recently uploaded which will blow your mind. Cheers

[@w.w.1348]

Mike is the most complete basketball player I've ever seen. He played at a time when players had a position and a role on the team. This wasn't position- less basketball. Jordan could pass with the best of them, but his position was SG. And before they started moving the goalpost to accommodate current players the "man" was the person who scored the points and you could count on to win the game for you.

[@gregorykelm6693]

He does touch your soul. Well put

[@jamiec6504]

I grew up watching Jordan and the man literally changed the game of basketball. The game was SO much more physical in the 80s & 90s. A lot people nowadays don’t even realize that he was one of the best defensive players as well. When he came into the league you could see how much faster he was than everyone else on the court. If you watch clips of games in his rookie season you can see that he was already playing on a different level. Everyone else on the court looked as though they were playing in slow motion compared to Jordan. I stopped watching the NBA in the early 2000’s as it’s “soft” compared to the game of the 80s & 90s. You breathe on a guy and they blow the whistle for a foul. There’s zero defense. They’ve watered the game down so much that I find it unwatchable. It doesn’t compare to the rivalries of Bulls/Pistons, Pacers with Reggie Miller, Knicks with Ewing, etc. etc. Forgive my rant but the game just isn’t the same anymore.

[@verbalkint3447]

I agree 100%

[@rinneolson1852]

💯

[@shaheempashua6924]

Dikembe about the only one that really gave MJ a hard time at the rim but even he succumbed to the 🐐

[@houseontherock8345]

MJ: “I’m not out here campaigning to the best! I’m not saying that! People play different in every era.” Lebron: “If that doesn’t make me the best I don’t know what does.” And this is why people hate on Lebron. Also, people jumped with MJ cause it was a different era and egos were significantly different. “You may dunk on me, but I’m giving you everything I got anyway.” These dudes had thick skin. Another reason it was so much more competitive in those eras in all sports imo.

[@samsimone6002]

I don't hate on LBJ he's in the GOAT class what i don't agree on is when ppl say LBJ is "The Goat" like the one and only and he's not. Untill someone 3 peat twice I dont care who they are no one is coming close to MJ. Huge facts

[@davidblack4695]

Just imagine at 15 watching him live a few nights a week..LEGENDARY STATUS

[@stuartmorris1689]

I've watched a few of these reaction videos to Jordan. Yours is waaaay the best. Total honesty and candar. ❤from the UK

[@stevenaleman7454]

When being interviewed, Isiah Thomas and Joe Dumars of the Detroit Pistons aka The Bad Boyz…said that MJ averaged 37 points against them back in the day when they double teamed him down court, and some days MJ would get “hot”…meaning he’d score more than 37pts…imagine the amount of physical abuse they inflicted on MJ and yet he still averaged almost 40 pts per game during those 4 seasons of going head to head in the playoffs…I’m convinced there will never be another like MJ for a really long time…. If there is and that player can match or surpass what MJ did in 13 full seasons, then someone needs to check that player’s DNA because there’s a strong chance that they won’t be human….✌️👽🔥🎤

[@katrinachavez3533]

The three time Sixth Man of the Year (Jamal Crawford) said it best “He’s the best player I’ve ever seen. I believe he’s the best player I’ll ever see. I believe he’ll be the best player a million years from now.” I've said many times that whomever surpasses MJ that it won't be from this planet.

[@jayviencortez]

My guy COOKED THE WHOLE TEAM SOLO!!! Fake out 2 and dunk on 3…..within 2 seconds. WHO DOES THAT?? MJ is THE GOAT!! Unstoppable.

[@jamahraii]

Saw your voyager reaction and you asked about MJ's vertical. It's 48 inches. Thing is M.J. didn't need to wind up to get that 48 inches either. He could leap like a cat, the hang time was un real. As a kid, watching every night he played was unbelievable. He was also really fast, he ran a 4.3 40yd.

[@wuando]

Thanks for the information and the support

[@rmartinez.917]

48 inches in horrible 80's sneakers.... Might be 49-50 in today's sneakers

[@jamahraii]

@wuando no problem. Checkout shaq's mixtapes to see how crazy dominant he was in his prime. You'll be shocked how fast & quick he was. And youngsters dunno that Shaq had handles

[@jamahraii]

Check this Anthony Edward's link 4 yourself. He almost v like a young MJ in this era: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJmQXoCon8eNj5Isi=AlYavzMPOxfmykdK

[@AusCardDad]

His vert wasn't 48 inches mate,. Think about it logically, he's 6 foot 6 and 48 inches is 4 feet so that means his head is 6 inches above the rim from a standing jump. 🤔 His vert was at most low 40s

[@terrysitzjr5878]

Bro those of us who grew up watching him already knows we will never see another athlete like him ever again we were truly blessed ..We don't even need to get defensive over this ignorant fake debate anyone with eyes and can see knows

[@verbalkint3447]

Absolutely

[@angelv1393]

MJ dunks, drive like a ballerina so fine and smooth. LBJ dunks like a hulk just pure body and force. 😂😂😂

[@J24J]

Exactly! LBJ comes down the court looking like an out of control Mack truck. Nothing graceful about him. But hey, he won the amazingly powerful in-season tourney!😂😂

[@rinneolson1852]

that's what I noticed about LB...he's stilted and boring...he's 6'9", he should be able to dunk and make it look good...MJ was just magic

[@jonoak]

Jordan did get a tech 😆 he knew he would he did it to prove a point just like when nick Anderson said 45 not 23 when they beat the bulls in the playoffs so the next season the bulls sweep Orlando an Jordan missed his last 2 free throws on purpose so he could keep 45points...he was a monster!

[@mpound97]

It wasn't easy in the 90's. Jordan made it look easy...

[@eliasarechiga1927]

I grew up watching MJ one best parts of my childhood for sure. Kids these days will never understand.

[@darknite1962]

Look M.Jordan is the GOAT. Greatest Of All Time L.James is the GOAT ..Go On Any Team😂😂😂😂😂

[@cajohnson130]

He also came out everyday with a cut throat attitude. He said there is always some kid in the arena that may not have seen him play and he owed it to them to come out and be 110%. This is before social media. He had a magical quality about him, like seeing Babe Ruth play someone you knew youd tell your kids about seeing live.

[@jamahraii]

When MJ came back from baseball, it was because of the baseball lockout that year. Contrary to popular belief, he was doing really well in baseball but he didn't wanna wait out the lockout and wanted to compete, so he un-retired from basketball

[@mpound97]

Exactly. His numbers started getting better but the strike made him come back to the NBA.

[@Ozem_Israel]

He was playing at an average type level. Which is pretty dam good even in AAA But wasn't a phenom in baseball or anything. But then you consider he only posted a short time. Yeah it's kinda amazing can't lie.

[@swanson7078]

He came back cuz it was meant to be. He is BASKETBALL. Period

[@eazye519]

He was doing ok for being a 31 year old AA ball player.

[@jamahraii]

@eazye519 one of his coaches said another 1000 at bats and MJ would be on a major league team for sure. So yeah, he really was doing OK and getting better and better.

[@jefferycollyge3877]

Michael Jordan shot those 6, 3 pointers when people said he couldn't shoot the ball. Michael Jordan is the best offensive and defensive player in the NBA. Never lost in the finals. If you want to see more watch Michael Jordan's highlights and defensive highlights. Michael Jordan is and always will be the G.O.A.T.

[@therabbits69]

Never lost after Bird retired you mean. Michael is great do not get me wrong but even he admitted that if Bird hadn't retired the bulls most likely would never have won any series.

[@clay1108]

​@@therabbits69you mean after Bird + McHale + Parish + Walton + Johnson, 5 HOFs, Celtics team that went on to win the championship, beat Chicago Bulls with MJ + some cokeheads

[@therabbits69]

@@clay1108 Nope I mean bird alone. MJ literally stated that without Bird they would have walked all over the celtics. MJ never won a single series against them when Bird was playing. He fully gave all the credit to only Bird and said the others were pushovers.

[@artten5002]

i think the reason why they always jump with Jordan is the era itself, alot of them average like 3-5 blocks a game MJ also has a higher career assist than Scottie

[@jakedavis6835]

Hands down the thing that I love the most and admire is just how much of a work ethic he had. Cut from JV had to work for this perfection. Didn’t just have these insane abilities but he worked his ass off his whole life to get better and better. It’s what made him into the best ever.

[@ramonawashington6391]

MJ retired the first time after his father was murdered the summer after the 3rd championship. He said he didn't want to play if his dad couldn't watch him. The video of him crying on the floor of the locker room holding the ball was the 4th ring after he came back from retirement. He was grieving because his dad wasn't there to see him

[@ciarrajohnson3849]

8:00 As an 80s baby, it’s epic to hear you say that. Michael should’ve been one of the first names you learned (I saw the Jacksons Live, but never witnessed JORDAN👊🏿👊🏿)

[@TheWil989]

this is why younger generation defends Lebron as the goat when they have not seen how MJ plays. It just so different, in the 80-90s everyone JUST want to watch MJ's game. It's so exciting to watch!

[@kpag3030]

I remember so many of these from watching live. You can take one playoff series from the early 90’s and have more highlights from Jordan than most players’ whole careers. It is great to see all these old clips, but watching it live was a special treat every game. Every game.

[@Jarro21]

Absolutely!!! Same here. The intrigue to not know what's going to happen but knowing that you were in for a treat every night you watched MJ. No one is as captivating as Jordan because no one plays as intense and as mindful every possession as Jordan and he was poetry in motion at the same time. Indescribable. Simply connects with your soul is the best way to describe it.

[@MrThepeacefulone]

Let’s be real. The eye test… is all this man needs. Goat Solidified!

[@maddoxalucard6587]

Larry Bird is beyond nice dont sleep on him But MJ is my personal goat The reason why defenders were so tight on him is because he was such a dead eye shooter You give him space its dropping and yeah he was also cat like quick and cheetah fast So thats they also jumped when he made a move...but they figured its better for him to attack the rim and make it more difficult with a big man there then let him shot open shots because he wouldn't miss probably

[@BillieBadass00]

With all the Lebron comparison Jordan has moved into the ( Immortal Legendary Goat Status )

[@christopherfranklin9838]

Well put

[@Thedesertguy75]

80s and 90s was our best years to be alive ....life was soooo exciting and Jordan created a hype not seen or felt since.....I was a teen in the late 80s to early 90s, I wanted to be Mike like millions of fans did too....

[@4musketeers1]

Jordan was a fantastic passer. He did not do it as often as other players. But when he did, he was very effective.

[@yousri.g.1348]

Michael Air Jordan is The G.O.A.T. EVER !!! Fan From France 🇨🇵

[@Cuorion]

First time he retired was because his dad got killed. He couldn't deal with it, so he turned to baseball, which was a passion he had since he was a kid. He couldn't live away from basketball though, so about 1,5 years later, he started training with the Bulls again, and he joined back at around the playoffs of that year.

[@djskeedledoo]

When Jordan play it is a work of art. He made it look so easy even if it is not. He is a poetry in motion. Very flawless move and so sweet and smooth even he is just a 6 foot 5 without shoes. His vertical is 48”. He can squeeze himself in traffic then do a hang time in clutch.

[@marquesconey752]

Jordan was so good, IF the opponent held him to 26 pts they had a good night fr

[@TheReddg71]

My Young Brutha, nobody is doing what Jordan did, back in the 80's and 90's! They keep trying to put LeBron on the same level as Jordan. But in all honesty, LeBron will never be on Jordan's level! Even with this In-Season Tournament win and MVP. Jordan was a Phenomen! Once in a Lifetime Player! Juuust sayin....🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@gregorykelm6693]

Larry didn’t beat Jordan. The Celtics beat the bulls. Larry never out played Jordan. Jordan has the playoffs record of 63 points against Larry.

[@dangerx7697]

Had no weakness in his game and will always be the goat

[@punkem733]

In the 84 Olympics MJ and the best college kids played the NBA all stars like 8 times in July. College won EVERY game, and Magic said MJ was the best NBA player already. MJ was drafted in April of 84, MJ hadn't played one minute on an NBA floor yet.

[@NolandWilkins-zm5ji]

In 200 years from now the NBA will never have a player that could be mvp of any era, like mike could

[@CaptainTass]

When you're good, you let everyone know. When you're great, everyone lets you know.

[@desertranger403]

React to Michael Jordan Defying Gravity that’s the title of the video. The video is amazing.

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

There is Mt Rushmorez Then there's those on Mt Rushmore Looking Up as Black Jesus the Goat Flying above Them all.

[@barbahuub]

MJ was just that much better than the rest, he made it look easy. Defenders just didn't know how to react anymore to his moves, because of all the fakes etc.

[@LastLetterisZed702]

Every youtube channel that happens to be an NBA Basketball fan watches this MJ Bulls Mix Tape. It's a great video for a new-comer to use as an introduction to Michael. from the 1980's and 1990's for the 1st time. Just like Wuando mentioned in the video regarding current players and who is doing moves like MJ now-a-days. That character doesn't even exist in NBA Basketball History. Jordan is in a class of his own on another level. He's very different than any other player and shines like a Superstar. He's the GOAT and there will never be another Michael Jordan.

[@wuando]

Very well said

[@Steve-kr4td]

great reactions. ive watched dozens of reactions and you noticed things others missed.

[@KenMcKenna-u2k]

He retired after his father was murdered. Dad always wanted him to be a baseball player, so that what he did as homage to his dad and to work through his grief. Then he came back and won 3 more. MVP of all 6 finals wins. Did not have to travel to be great (labron) and he was never hurt (once minor foot in second yr). He played sick and won.. NBA defensive player of the year 1987-88. Check out the old Spike Lee Nike commericals....Money its gotta be the shoes !

[@mike1alcott]

To see him was spectacular! I watched him win every single championship. You seriously have no idea the presence he had. He almost played every minute, but when he was on the court, everyone in the stadium knew where he was. Everyone watching at home knew where he was. I didn't get to see Larry play or magic and Larry play that would have been amazing, but I have never seen a player since that has his presence. Including Kobe, which is the best player since Jordan in my book. LeBrons' talent is up there, but he doesn't have the heart that any of the greats have.

[@BIGluisluis]

Antony Edwards, Jimmy Butler and Jaylem Brown plays a lot like Michael Jordan, of not at the same level, but Jimmy Butler in the previous playoffs was a beast, but man... i never see anyone flying like Jordan

[@tucsonbandit]

Jordan is greatest of ALL time, nobody will be better for all sorts of reasons. Jordan was something else.

[@lindabrown2090]

He came back because Baseball went on a Strike. MJ was and still is the G.O.A.T. You had to just see him play in person.I He was a must see TV.The man’s game was something else. Larry Bird said MJ, was “God” in gym shoes.🐐🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@Steve-hq4fm]

i BELIEVE wILT ACTUALLY HAD 50 inches, so it might be 2nd for MJ!!

[@G_Demolished]

His palm fakes were sick. Phil Jackson said that’s what gave him the edge over Kobe. He’d just move dudes around with the ball like he was Darth Vader using the force.

[@TrailerParkSupervisor]

Every time the Bulls were on NBA on NBC on Sunday afternoon, it was like the Super Bowl.

[@davidfortuin4146]

Meet the G.O.A.T of all G.O.A.Ts we call him Air Jordan, His Airness, Flight 23 or simply the greatest basketball player in the history of the game. #23

[@china_desade]

Great reaction! I suggest that U check out Michael Jordan PREDATOR & GRIM REAPER by Clutch23, or 96 Bulls UNLEASHED & LOCKDOWN + RED ASSAULT I,II,III (Clutch23 has countless MJ Vids), and includes Michael Jordan in Trieste Italy 1985 (shattered Backboard dunk).

[@wuando]

Thank you for supporting and I am going to check it out soon!!

[@kaze8791]

you understand what truly basketball is 👊🏼 respect

[@danieloceans9652]

GOAT and best finisher period

[@jaygordon8683]

When he came in the league, he scored 63 points on the Celtics as a newcomer. The Bulls lost the game, but Michael Jordan was named the MVP of the game.

[@kratoscallofduty]

Jordan did get a technical for the finger-wag against Dikembe, but he didn't care because Mutombo couldn't hold that over his head anymore. Good video, man. Good luck with your channel.

[@Awoodward7899]

Basically every game but for sure every play he was in the game was all out

[@rickmason6157]

Starks,Maxwell and Richmond made Mike work but he ultimately prevailed and came out as the winner! The GOAT!

[@NolandWilkins-zm5ji]

Up all night playing cards and some drinking, game day couple games of golf while drinking 10 beers, walk in the arena smoking a cigar worth more than house and dominate both ends of the floor while making his peers look like mid school players. Smh🤯

[@My-by]

Them shoes though!”🔥🔥🔥

[@jasonsalow2119]

Don't forget that he was latterly the ambassador of global basketball. Once the Dream Team came out, forget about it

[@vincespell]

People want to know why on two occasions Patrick let Jordan run by him? Patrick was the Knicks dominant scorer, Jordan would attack Patrick, if Patrick tried to stop Jordan every time he would foul out in the first quarter! Patrick was using his head!

[@algladyou]

And once mj passes him. Jordan is just quick and csn donthat swift dunk leaning front ways to dunk.

[@glennallen239]

My Top Three of all Time are #1 Michael Jordan #2 Larry Bird #3 Magic Johnson!

[@kendallfountain3729]

Man, I am 61 years old. Before he came you could be in the front row. We had a lot of fun. But when Jordan got there, the house was full. And we didn't know what was going on. But we found out.

[@frankiefernandez9225]

🐐🐐🐐🐐MJ

[@allaneisner4729]

No only did he have a run of 3 straight championships; he came back and won three more in a row. 1991 to 1993 and 1996 to 1998.

[@AyessaLasty]

Mj is so good .ypu wont see this in nba now. . Mj.will.always be.the.goat

[@wuando]

He will torch the NBA now

[@gmac9987]

It was only that easy for Jordan. Even he said it wasn't easy... we all just thought it looked easy. He was THE ONE

[@shade0180]

21:39 Baseball had a lock out season and then he came back to the NBA.

[@wuando]

Great information I didnt know that

[@gregorykelm6693]

Great reaction

[@wuando]

Thank you for the support!!

[@V12BenzAMG]

GOAT and its not even close

[@dabiznis9864]

If you haven't, react to "Scottie Pippen Retrospective". Jordan is my G.O.A.T., but you'll see why they're arguably the best duo in NBA history and why they have 6 rings

[@blade5883]

The GOAT

[@Daveyboy_RS3]

88-89 season where MJ avgd 32.5/8/8 wit 3.0 SPG 1.1BPG. They gave the MVP to Magic wit 22.5/7.9/12.8 1.8Spg 0.3Bpg. Ridiculous!!!

[@neworleans018]

PG MJ 🐐 SG KOBE 🐍 SF PIPPEN 🔒🧤🧠 PF RODMAN 🍸 C HAKEEM 🦶

[@cottrellhill7053]

One thing to also pay attention to is the contact while in the air and notice the no call by the refs...a lot of these plays would be And-1 in this era so imagine another 5-10pts...but back then it was play on

[@DaDaRacingChannel]

Excellent, that's the correct way to comment this video , you are reacting to Michael Jeffrey Jordan , the only one how deserve to be named The Goat. And By far!

[@ramonawashington6391]

That finger wave on Mutumbo WAS a technical foul

[@KenMcKenna-u2k]

No team could check MJ. He is where triple-teams went to die.

[@stephenwright5939]

I’ve seen lebron fans watch this video and it’s hilarious seeing Lebron fans finally see what we been telling them for years Mj the goat Kobe behind Mj. The 70’s- early 2000’s was the golden age of basketball because of the defense

[@rivesanchez4806]

MJ jelly video

[@ramonawashington6391]

Back when Bird first played MJ, he called him "God disguised as Michael Jordan"

[@dawisoncarneiroandradedawi7367]

Goat!!!

[@tudorm6838]

Yes, 63 points against Celtics, all times high for a playoff game.

[@marcostixcepeda3645]

GOAT

[@essentialjordan23]

Correction, Mike was teched up for the finger wag on Mutumbo.

[@ajlebleu2617]

Hello passengers please make sure your seat belt is secured and your tray is in it upright and locked position. WELCOME TO AIR JORDAN . Enjoy the flight.

[@josephsmith2833]

He was the nba

[@haroldbenton979]

Everyone that says Jordan lost to Bird in the Playoffs. No Jordan and his TEAM lost to Bird and the Celtics TEAM in the Playoffs. Jordan was going up against 5 HOF players on those teams when he was the ONLY HOF player on his team and was a rookie and 2nd year player coming back from a major injury that kept him out of 64 games that second year. He never lost in the first round again in his career.

[@itsnotrhenlopez7626]

Goat

[@awbean5254]

M.J.’S DAD WAS CARJACKED & 2 GUYS MURDERED HIM, SO HE RETIRED THE FIRST TIME FOR 18 MONTHS. HE CAME BACK LOST TO ORLANDO, THEN THEY 3PEATED THE SECOND TIME!

[@LIL-MAN-THE-OG]

Hall of Fame Mutumbo blocked alot of Jordan shots...this is the reason you seee the clip of Jordan dunking on him and wagging his finger...it was revenge on Mutumbo doing that to him so many times in the past. Mutumbo has some of the top stats in blocks and rebounds in NBA history