Hakeem Olajuwon's ULTIMATE "Dream Shake" Mix

Take a look into the NBA Vault as we present this amazing compilation of Hakeem Olajuwon's patented "Dream Shakes"!
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[@cmurphy0707]

A Guard in the body of a Center.

[@AngelGarcia-fb2mc]

I cam here bc I heard a comparing with Joel embid but I think they were reaching on that one. this dude something else damn he did them dirty

[@WestbrickFansGotNoBrains]

Angel Garcia joel embidd has range too. Too bad this era is damn hard to post up with those hybrid zone defense.

[@OriginalL.]

Stfu

[@anthonyhibbert6304]

Ben simmons

[@Johnkoth]

Almost every player dont play decent posting up now a days. Centers are not being taught to post up. Also the coaches devalue them. Also not let them get many scoring chances. Short shots are far easier to make points off of.

[@kl2389]

The funny thing is he's drafted ahead of Michael Jordan and no one complained about it. It's just show how great Hakeem is.

[@ChaFromJapan]

w

[@silverback7675]

Same thing with Iverson and Kobe. Kobe was the best player in that draft but no one complains about Iverson being drafted first. Two all-time greats with the first pick, just GOATs drafted after them.

[@oloruntoadebenjudahdawotol7531]

exactly nobody says that was a bad pick

[@DerrickL23]

​@@silverback7675 Kobe was a 12th pick in the draft and had 5 all star level players drafted ahead of him. No one is complaining about two hall of famers being drafted before someone with that low of stock. People like Hakeem and AI were locks at number 1 pick with no debating. MJ vs Sam Bowie, Oden vs KD or Luka vs Marvin Bagley are the type of things people complain about. Nobody complains about Curry being picked behind Blake Griffin because there was not a chance in hell Curry was going first ... Same goes for Kobe lol

[@myweirdsecondchannelwithap9070]

@@DerrickL23 13th*

[@EliTheBMXER]

Greatest post player of all time. So much Skill.

[@lostinYourReality]

htprod qKevin McHale???

[@bahloo_]

lostinYourReality Yeah who is Kevin McHale right??? Hakeem the best post player and maybe even center of all time

[@Kama_lefagaoalii]

htprod agree man I love his moves..

[@herbdean6508]

don't sleep on Kevin mchale

[@bofuthereturn]

mchale's moves weren't as pretty.

[@KingDami1999]

Hakeem Olajuwon has the best foot work of any player in NBA history.

[@kevindurant3643]

W

[@eric10319515045]

Kobe says otherwise.

[@jeremylin6330]

King Dami Where's Kobe Bryant?

[@eric10319515045]

Its doesnt matter if he taught him he can still have better footwork

[@mediawars6611]

I'm a Kobe fan and I agree Kobe did learn from Olajuwon 2

[@Vibestr]

When MJ compliments you, you know you're good. Top 10 of all time. Most underrated player in NBA history too. Only player to win MVP, Finals MVP and DPOY in one season.

When MJ complements you and Kobe straight up gets tutorials from you, you're good.

[@fredymercury1152]

\/ibestr better than mj

[@ATLienForLife]

Truth

[@BlueBolt]

Count this as a like. I dont want to rupture the holy 69 likes

[@Smolvi1]

And the only guy to get '2' quadruple doubles ....in the same Month !!(the list is short for people with just 1) The DREAM !!!

[@seal3081]

Hakeem tried to teach Dwight moves in the post in Houston, but Dwight was like a brick wall instead of a sponge absorbing his wisdom.

[@plestofall1668]

seal3081 You watch NBA videos and I dont see you in the NBA scoring 500 points a game.

[@jamesharden3timedpoy466]

500 wtf

[@plestofall1668]

JAMES HARDEN 3time dpoy Yeah 500. Like how much james harden gonna average in points next year

[@seal3081]

Virgil Young well Hakeem even said that Dwight wasn't getting it no matter how hard he tried. Quite literally Hakeem worked his ass off. To me that's coming from the horse's mouth.

[@plestofall1668]

seal3081 I guess there are some things you cant teach people. Just like Shaq and free throws.

[@alumimummy420]

come on NBA this hall of famer deserves more minutes of highlights .. the dream is better than any big man that is playing today in the league ..

[@VinnyH4158]

Chris Topher Undoubtably

[@lukavidakovic6674]

not even close big man today got nothing on old ones

[@maxdurk4624]

Chris Topher I seriously think Anthony Davis might be better than him.

[@MrScott4020]

Max Durk You need counseling!

[@허걱-x7q]

Max Durk in your dream

[@letuhieuthien]

On the way to the 1995 championship, all of Hakeem's opposing teams have an elite, MVP-caliber big man (actually all of those big man has at least 1 MVP): Barkley's Sun, Stockton-Malone's Jazz, Robinson's Spur, and Shaq's Magic. And he outplayed them all.

[@mozes42]

Le Tu Hieu Thien a majority of teams back then had big men that could dominate centers in the NBA today. All the ones you mentioned, and then.... Knicks - Ewing Hornets - Mourning Nuggets - Mutombo Pacers - Smits Blazers - Sabonis Not sure who Vlade Divak was playing for back then, and I’m sure I missed some others.

[@justanotherfs8631]

Who can forget the goat himself, space jammer Shawn Bradley 😂

[@TMthe33rd]

@@mozes42 Lakers

[@manxlucky]

A tough playoffs. They’re always tough but these were war.

[@imlikemike]

impressive, sure. but that run would have come to a screeching halt in the finals had MJ not taken those 2 years off. but! Hakeem is a goat regardless.

[@jericsandi6459]

Hakeem aint no basketball player, this man was a friggin artist at work. His post moves are so fluid, add with that a soft touch at the rim. That's real talent. You cant teach that.

[@jms6605]

Well he probably learned it watching Kevin Mchale during the 86 finals, similar up and under, but he faded away, with his, but same concept, guess he learned it from Mchale.

[@joepermenter7228]

No, Mchale was just the only other player of note with footwork. The Dream Shake include a fadeaway, hook, lay up, and dunk. Mchale either had a lay up/dunk or spot up from the base line.

[@RamaSivamani]

@@jms6605 He may have, Mchale did have a lot of moves. The difference is Hakeem was way quicker and more athletic than Mchale. The only reason I'm not sure about this though is that Hakeem himself says the dream shake was inspired by misdirection moves in soccer that he adapted and applied to the game of basketball.

[@edmondlau511]

What Dream did to David Robinson in the playoffs that year was borderline criminal. LOL.

[@crigonalgaming1258]

Edmond Lau I'd argue David Robinson was mentally destroyed in that series too lol.

[@stbsole]

That’s what happens when the dream felt cheated by not getting the mvp that year. He just wanted to put Robinson on notice that they picked the wrong MVP

[@MrBronx61]

It was criminal what he did to Ewing too, LOL

[@TejBBF223]

In a video his Olajuwan teammates said they should have never handed out that award before the playoffs. Damn straight Olajuwan had to do Robinson like that 😂😂😂

[@MrBronx61]

@@TejBBF223 - Dream's performance in the 1995 playoffs was one of the best I've ever seen in all my years of following the NBA. Cat was laser-focused!

[@FoodForThought356]

Most skilled big man to ever play in the NBA. Period.

[@justice929]

Jokic is close though..

[@jonathangasana]

Most complete center of all time 💯

[@Whoknows285]

Midrange 3

[@Whoknows285]

Midrange 3

[@Whoknows285]

Midrange 3

[@BigYoesky]

Nah

[@VerifiedDiscipline]

Kareem,wilt,Hakeem

[@thegreatpriest8784]

Hakeem was so fluid...polished.... smooth... He effortlessly scored like a artist stroking the canvas with a brush...

[@brandonalejandroblanco]

The masterful footwork is beautiful to work. Most big men would get called for travels trying these moves.

[@dynamitejimi]

You never see post play like that anymore smh

[@Kama_lefagaoalii]

dynamitejimi bro I bits of it in jahlil okafor

[@Bricash1890]

embiid

[@SilentPodcasts]

dynamitejimi joel embiid

[@psyche334]

dynamitejimi Scalabrine

[@francisfortunato7890]

al jefferson

[@BallKnower]

This and Kareem's legendary Sky Hook are the two most unstoppable moves.

[@aliyaankilledar]

VrQz Silent so is dirks one legged fade

[@MrCrishar]

VrQz Silent so as Duncan's bank shot, Kobe's & Jordan's Fade away, Parker's spin move, Manu's Euros step.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

VrQz Silent dream shakes not unguardable, just tricky.

[@YouReallyDontKnow]

Cyrus dgreat1 Kobe and Jordan's fade away? Lol that's just Jordan's

[@ismailkhaledegypt]

Kobe may have taken it from Jordan but he was just as good anyways.

[@Chris-ld5vk]

Hakeem top 5 center of all time, top 10 player of all time

[@kevindurant3643]

W

[@KingDami1999]

ChrisTheGamer526 100% W

[@jonathangasana]

ChrisTheGamer526 Any that disagrees don't know shit about basketball. 💯

[@jamesharden3timedpoy466]

1 center

[@boyzbad1978]

+jonathan gasana you ain't lyin

[@Tonedes1]

He was as dominant as Shaq. Not Physical, but his footwork and moves were simply unique and unguardable for that center generation.

[@jshshh1041]

The reason that move worked so well, even when you knew he had it, was because he was probably the quickest and most agile center ever. He was so fast on that first quick turn, that if you didn't fully commit to it he'd just go right by you. Damned if you do, damned if you don't

[@jms6605]

Jsh Shh he also saw Kevin Mchale make similar moves, but Mchale faked and moved towards the basket, Hakeem was a fade away.

[@jasonkassa4130]

And McHale's was 100% footwork+height... Hakeem took it to another level with a couple aspects 1)Athleticism 2)Extended/Freestyle ... Hakeem much quicker and more explosive. And whether he adjusted on the fly to 'reads' or not, Hakeem had moves layered on moves and a syncopated rhythm where he'd get the first step while you attempt to balance and react. Hakeem is the evolution of McHale's up&under. McHale did some things better (dirty work, positioning, screening, role-play), and was a heck of a player, but Hakeem at his peak was on another level.

[@ATLienForLife]

One reason why Hakeem started perfecting his fade away was that during his first few seasons he got no respect from the officials. Unlike other post players such as Kevin McHale, they consistently called him for offensive fouls when he made a move toward the basket, which is ludicrous when you could recognize his footwork. And when they weren't calling him for offensive fouls, they wouldn't "consistently" call fouls on the defensive player. So kinda out of necessity he developed and perfected all the moves we see today. I guess, in a way, we can say thanks to the refs. Lol

[@sleeks9939]

The DREAM would of killed today's NBA Centers.

[@Berkay-xl4hu]

Does NBA still have centers anyway?

[@GlockieP]

Sleek S this will kill any today’s defenders

[@robbiedigital79]

Berkay yea but they’re shooting 3s

[@davec3651]

Of course. He killed that day's centers that included Kareem, Zo, Mutombo, D Rob, Ewing, and Shaq.

[@hotice8885]

@@Berkay-xl4hu --Anthony Davis (Pelicans)

[@bluerabbitjeevs]

I got spun around watching this video.

[@abdullahussien6683]

no me i stood my ground and he missed his shot!

[@LalisasToxicHusband]

He makes basketball a work of art. Beautiful to watch!

[@justice929]

Yes, made Shaq look like a fool.

[@Bigfitz2]

He put him in the cheap seats lol

[@thequestioner2382]

all the way to the nosebleed section....LMAO

[@tcollins7081]

😄😄😄

[@JeriDro]

I think that was Bill Worrel

[@johnpalacios1195]

Bill Worell is a legend in HTown

[@aynabdj4280]

I did not catch that

[@itsmenohandle]

I've always been a Laker fan, but Olajuwon My personal favorite player of all time.

[@moonstah7986]

Hey. That's me too. Hakeem is my favorite player of all time. And I ride with my Lakers. Kobe is a close second.

[@carlfred6344]

If you notice he pivots on his heels, not his toes... much less friction, much smoother, much quicker. Creative and impressive.

[@Chiro_ASMR]

nice detail! i didnt know

[@michaelayo1953]

Only. Natural to land heel first after a spin.

[@imaaduddin7715]

He's best center ever in my option just skill wise I don't think any big had his speed and agility and that footwork

[@tosin5090]

imaad uddin Agreed

[@BlazemyHaze22]

imaad uddin KAJ = 6 MVPs, 6 rings, all-time leading scorer, 19 all-star games, 4x NBA blocks leader, 3 NCAA titles. Not even a comparison.

[@edwardkenway2044]

NBAmaterial23 notice how he says opinon?

[@BlazemyHaze22]

Edward Kenway A rather uninformed opinion, fuck off.

[@imaaduddin7715]

***** I said skill wise not accolade wise hakeem is more skilled the kareem

[@blackmennewstyle]

He plays basketball like a boxer with this beautiful footwork

[@VerifiedDiscipline]

🤣💯🔥💪🏾🐐

[@j.baldwin3012]

My favorite big man. He has worked with other big men to get their footwork better, but he made it look pretty.

[@denesealayon8182]

He's the smoothest Center i've ever seen in the NBA. look at his footwork and touch. Such brilliance by THE DREAM ⭐⭐⭐

[@josha4913]

I never payed attention to how the different finishes off this one move. Pump fake, layup Baseline layup Baseline reverse layup Fade away jumper And many more, he made it look so graceful. Really nice compilation 👌

[@fredericchen8132]

The most versatile big man this league has ever seen & will see.

[@millionfish]

I'll never forget meeting him 10 years ago in a Mosque here in Toronto. He was so nice and humble. He took his time and greeted everyone who came to meet him.

[@brandonbennett7337]

Soooo underrated!!! I Would take The Dream over any center in the 90s for sure.

[@antdoge29]

its 2023 and still have yet to see a center with these moves

[@louismclean6662]

The Dream most complete player ever in my opinion!!

[@walidsulaiman5269]

Louis Mclean definitely under rated, should be top 5 all time.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Walid Sulaiman skill wise yeah, but career wise, he didnt win enough to be top 5.

[@edoardovolpi3595]

Eddie Thomas all because of MJ... if the GOAT wasn't around Hakeem would be considered top 3 all time

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Edoardo Volpi i agree

[@realmoe6410]

Edoardo Volpi that's false Jordan simply had a better team than Hakeem actually Jordan has a stacked team OMG

[@jla8553]

Celtics fan here. But he's my fav non-Celtics player of all time. Watched him so much. I watched him against prime Ewing and prime Robinson. I wish the world could have seen him against prime Shaq (the LA years, not the Orlando ones). And of course, a Bulls-Rockets Finals woulda been epic.

[@MDA00xx]

The most skilled big man of all time. Definitely the greatest C of all time.

[@nomibe2911]

Footwork was out of this world.

[@indianviking6940]

Hakeem olajuwon high basketball IQ plus amazing athletic ability loved watching him play

[@LatisARG]

The dream, the first and maybe the only complete big man out there. He had a BIG IQ, athleticims, Jumpshot, Skills, flexibility, he reinveted the center position.

[@LovingTinha]

Most talented and skilled center of all time

[@aa1944-k2r]

one of the best player to watch, so under rated, everything is so smooth, his footwork, his flow, his shot....thankyou hakeem for teaching so many nba players in the 2000s, but sadly in the late 2010s no one in the nba practice these anymore.

[@SealAngel]

Best player of all time!

[@perpetualmotion357]

He's definitely been my favorite for a long time. Even though he may get mad props from those who played and understand the game, I find that he's underrated in the general sense. I find it crazy that he isnt in more peoples top 5.

[@jobannijjar8094]

He has the best footwork and postmoves

[@victormorales3367]

He is the best player I have seen. The guy averaged over two steals per game in like seasons He is a center ! Dream shake was a nightmare for many.

[@ATLienForLife]

That's one of the reasons why Jordan picked Hakeem as the best center.

[@hasankhurshid2546]

Hakeem bag deeper than the abyss. Hakeem footwork so elegant could have opened a ballet studio. Hakeem’s game could translate to any era, even the post apocalyptic era. Hakeem footwork is so seamless, his mother must have been a seamstress. When hakeem picks up a basketball jazz music plays in the background. Hakeem was a mismatch, a guard forward in a centers body, who turned the brute post game battle into a chess match of nimbleness, agility, skill, and footwork. He possessed the skills , finesse, and shot creation of a modern day big man, with the rugged exterior and defensive tenacity of the old school.

[@bilal00276]

Most satisfying post play of all time. Shaqs was more dominant but he's was brute strength. This was just beautiful.

[@Ero1452]

Genius!!! One of the most intellgent players off all time!

[@EarthBangsProduction]

Greatest center of all time !!!

[@ImVardii]

UGNS ummm Kareem

[@UpshawTrucksandS.B.S]

Hakkem is the best center of all time even Shaq said so and hakkem is my favorite player of all time

[@DAREALBIGBEAR]

No disrespect to MJ but as a kid and still today my favorite all time player was/is TheDream34. Still even have the 96-97 blue rockets Jersey

[@kall6201]

Who can be compared to Olajuwon in the league right now? Dude was a beast!

[@TheIcemanthomas]

Kal L theres obly maybe 2 center close in history. David robinson and Wilt could match him statistically, but neither could compare skill wise.

[@ThomasFoolery8]

This man is so underrated. That dream shake was unstoppable. Literally impossible to defend.

[@imkara92]

Most underrated player of all time. That footwork... Just OMG!

[@_Maxten]

so glad hakeem taught Kobe the shake and some post footwork. he sure used that to wow the crowd and was very efficient at it

[@t3productions591]

Hakeem looks so graceful when he plays bro it's immaculate

[@narrowpath8585]

Most underrated center of all time. Hakeem the dream Olajuwon.

[@h1989w7373]

The greatest center ever, his low post moves where unstoppable!

[@GOlone9597]

One of the most underrated HOF of all time.

[@bryantsteury8910]

It's incredible how simple it is if you have good balance, peripheral vision and a sense of where the defender is/where they're leaning. Once you know where they are and their center of gravity, it's super simple to get off a good shot, make or miss regardless

[@Bonney_JB_Bell-LameAF]

Hakeem is the greatest Center of all time in my book. Shaq was very dominant, but Hakeem would’ve been a star from multiple positions.

[@henryjayatienza4758]

The best foot work artist ever. He does it with ease.

[@SealAngel]

Greatest player of all time!

[@perpetualmotion357]

I was born in 80' and grew up watching all these guys as an impressionable teenager. I wore the Jordans and everything but I was in awe of Hakeem while Jordan left for baseball. The man was a monster about everywhere. I personally think he's the greatest big man in NBA history.

[@firatabuleyla473]

One of the best!!

[@utterlydepressedkingsfan9062]

this is why he is one of my top 10 favorite nba players, bros so smooth with it

[@blasterskv1]

Back in the day when centers had brains.

[@christianarce9757]

@Nikola Jokic

[@suraj8148]

Christian Arce hes slow asf

[@siggietyrone3965]

@@suraj8148 ok but he has a brain and has a good shot.

[@jackwegner5139]

Suraj what does that have to do with having a brain. Jokic is not only one of the best centers in the league but also one of the best passers, which requires a lot of basketball IQ.

[@benvenutojn8960]

Al Horford

[@jsegovia]

Hakeem used to play soccer in Nigeria, that's how he developed the footwork in basketball. He's even said the Dream Shake was adopted from one of his soccer moves.

[@ayoubhari3506]

Best center of all time

[@teddyjam8134]

I think Hakeem is my all-time favorite center. That dude's footwork is out of this world!! Oh baby!!!!

[@kidpeligro7878]

See kids, THIS is footwork done right. Pivot foot planted and NO TRAVEL.

[@ibrahimawal281]

I think i will be next olajuwon

[@ecnumber1fan]

@@ibrahimawal281 best of luck to you

[@blac500]

The one he made famous on the admiral was a travel he slid his foot pay attention

[@matthieusaade3616]

The smoothness is INCREDIBLE , even better than Kobe .

[@RickyMoss]

He was the DEFINITION of a post player

[@RRRRRRRRR33]

omg, stay healthy Embiid for the love of god, I miss Olajuwon SO MUCH

[@michaelt8680]

He'd still dominate in today's game. Imagine Olajuwon going against Anthony Davis. AD would crumble.

[@KEICRUMBIE]

My favorite center of all time.

[@thug8200]

Best big man I've ever seen

[@uchihaobito9503]

No ballhog, team player, great offense, great defense, can hit freethrows, can hit mids, humble... hakeem my fav center

[@enriqueaguas9762]

his footwork is amazing

[@yhytuncer]

Oh man what a joy to watch this guy's play

[@skymizo06]

It’s clear how much kobe studied his game

[@ATLienForLife]

Very clear

[@doofus2157]

Hakeem has been known to teach players his moves over the offseason. He taught kobe.

[@Testing-py9rn]

You're wrong!! He got everything from Jordan ( sarcasm) lol

[@Stranger23397]

GOAT Post Player... offensively AND defensively!

[@TYKE4EVR]

Best center ever. He murdered prime David Robinson, Ewing and shaq.

[@hushsushi7514]

What amazes me is he speed at which he does these things like he’s soooo fast!

[@veracity5977]

Greatest center in nba history

[@starshinestudiosofficial]

Hakeem is one of the most underrated GOAT players.

[@chrishandsome4267]

I really don’t know how anyone can argue that there’s a better center than Hakeem. The man simply had it all.

[@deandresclips6922]

He be breaking ankles in the post i love it

[@sebastianmemphis283]

MJ called Hakeem Olajuwon forward (not center) because of his speed, foot work.

[@SP-ve1im]

His footwork is unreal

[@DreiK96]

Who said 90's is weak again? I got Olajuwon on my all time 1st team ahead of Wilt. Very underrated.

[@tonysoprano5580]

I would put Kareem over Hakeem, but that's just my opinion... and yea you're right dude, people who say that the 90's were weak just don't know basketball.

[@flynnd6516]

Everyone knows Wilt Chamberlain is the best centre of all time. He just wasn’t the greatest.

[@fredrickprice7833]

Hakeem was one of the greats.

[@Alexrmds]

By far Hakeem is the greatest center of all time!

[@_Gwuapo]

Greatest foot work in the history of the game

[@olumsuzdongu479]

*The* *playing* *style* *of* *19-year-old* *rookie* *Houston* *Rockets* *player* *Alperen* *Şengün* *reminds* *me* *of* *Hakeem.* *Also,* *his* *assist* *skill* *and* *game* *intelligence* *remind* *me* *of* *Jokic.* *If* *he* *continues* *to* *develop,* *he* *will* *be* *a* *combination* *of* *these* *two* *very* *valuable* *players* *and* *I* *am* *sure* *that* *he* *will* *achieve* *great* *things* *in* *the* *future.*

[@localneo-graphic4647]

Yea, I've been really impressed with Sengun's moves. Haven't watched the Rockets much recently because they suck, but Sengun surprised. Just like Dream, his moves aren't highlights like other centers, it's literally their game.

[@carterbilbro4615]

Consistently underrated

[@sebastiank1623]

Such an amazing era for bigs and for the NBA. Ewing, Malone, Shaq was growing, Robinson and then Twin Towers from spurs and on the top of that Olajuwon who could have crashed everyone in his Prime (ask Robinson :D).

[@aerial18]

Smoothest big man of all time

[@socratescalderon8795]

The real G.O.A.T..

[@iqbalroskolnikov1391]

Simply the best. I enjoyed watching him play. Great player and a refined gentleman.