Horace Grant Goes In On The REAL Michael Jordan!!!

[@sceroguitars3551]

Horace Grant has got be one of the most underrated, humble and genuine NBA dudes ever. Love him. Did great things on every team he played for.

[@clam741]

Scero Guitars u gotta be humble when u played with the greatest ever

[@gabrielalele8603]

Facts💯

[@gabrielalele8603]

@@clam741 Horace Grant was a Pretty Badd Man himself.

[@mike.cdn7212]

I could be wrong but I'm sure Shaq mentioned that Horace was the best teammate he ever had or at least one of.

[@tomaseduardo8951]

I loved Horace Grant. He was a beast! and I like the comments here that said they should have concentrated on Horace.

[@Johntb100]

Was a reporter in the 90's when he was with Orlando. He was polite to me.

[@JayCeeMax]

​@RTHA300 Horace Grant gave me my first Christmas gift ever back in 1994. He and other Orlando Magic players came to a very tiny Haitian church in Orlando and gave all the kids gifts. He answered my questions as a 9 year old, shook my hand and was very kind. I will never forget that Christmas. Derek Strong was there as well. Great time to be a kid even though I was in the ghetto.

[@JayCeeMax]

@Malibus Most Wanted Thanks bro. I appreciate you

[@esthermclaughlin7927]

And on today's episode of surviving Michael Jordan. 😂😂😂

[@marcusdeab8996]

This comment is fucking legendary lol

[@LurnWell]

5 years ago

[@charnikadavis276]

I couldn’t even finish the interview after seeing this comment 🤣🤣

[@Xtremeproducts]

Lol

[@tyrellmiller7846]

Yooo 😂😂😂 This the one!

[@jaehosong29]

horace was so UNDERRATED. he was the one who did all the dirty work for the first 3 peat wins.

[@pwehDuraSaFace]

Jae Ho Song rodman

[@geronjenkins18]

+Jae Ho Song The backbone of their Defense in the first three peat.

[@olivermoody21413]

+jjays otag Rodman wasnt there ?

[@pwehDuraSaFace]

oh yeah shit rod was in the 2nd 3peat

[@zanechambers4343]

Go back and watch old Bulls highlights, Horace Grant was Monsta! Never got his props but got the rings tho!

[@DaFoxxx28]

People tend to forget that back in the day, this man right here we used to call the "All purpose man". Horace Grant during the Bulls reign was the best All purpose, consistent, go to, clutch, reliable talent in the game, and also in the history of the game. Great to finally 20 years later hear him in such a candid interview.

[@erneshabrown5245]

Horace grant use to be on 62nd saint Lawrence ,Chicago Southside hood, ...and Scottie on 97th church street,....they really loved Chicago southside

[@waynesmith1691]

horace is a class act

[@RooseveltAliWashingtonX]

+Wayne Smith Exactly!

[@theonemrham]

Totally agree... class personified!

[@Q_pun_saves]

This was A cool little interview about Michael Jordan. Hopefully they set up another one about Horace Grant.

[@WillJM81280]

That’s about the best way this video could ever be critiqued.

[@rrothman23]

Great comments Horace! I'm a huge fan! You and Rodman in the two different Three-Peats were just as necessary as Scottie or Michael. I miss seeing you guys play and also the ways the league played. More competitive. More physical play. Your offensive rebounds were AMAZING! Thank you for the 3 titles Horace.

[@WILD__THINGS]

I respect Horace for being cool with all those Michael questions. If I was up there for my own interview and you start asking me silly shit like what Michael used to eat for dinner, it's a wrap.

[@tlig]

You should see how Michael Jackson's brothers are always being asked questions about their bro.

[@josephmartinez8166]

that's the way it is I don't understand what people are trippin about. He played with the greatest and that's what people want to know about he had the inside scoop. Horace knows and understands that. You idiot people don't though.

[@WILD__THINGS]

Joseph Martinez That's obvious and understandable. It's to be expected that they would ask him a few questions about MJ. My point was that they asked him several questions when he is there for his own interview and the "what did Michael eat?" question was silly so if I was asked that I would be like "come on, yall dont have nothing better to ask me about myself?"

[@josephmartinez8166]

sakecity7 It wasn't a dumb question to me. I'd like to know what Michael Jordan would eat pregame meals and stuff like that. Whatever the heck he ate sure as hell worked why not know what he ate? Horace was a great player no doubt. He was definitely more famous and I believe wouldn't have been as good had he not played with Michael Jordan he like Scottie Pippen were better players because Michael Jordan expected you to be. They were accountable to him and it worked because Horace became a great role player.

[@WILD__THINGS]

Joseph Martinez I didn't say it was a dumb question, I said in my opinion it was a silly question. That sounds like something a kid would ask him. They might as well have asked what Michael's favorite color was. Would it be somewhat interesting to find out what kind of diet Michael followed? Sure, if you are watching a long documentary about him and that was one of the topics they touched on. Even then it's not really that important because I'm sure when he was young and in his prime he could have eaten McDonalds and Pizza Hut everyday and still been the greatest. But to ask that to someone else who is up there for their own interview I thought was silly. And most pro athletes or former athletes have egos and get uptight if you ask them too many questions about other people. Thats why I said I respect Horace for not being like that and just playing along.

[@4thletta]

There was nothing like 90's basketball. That was my Favorite era.

[@1vaultdweller]

Short 3 pt line. Expansion teams and drafts (6 teams in 7 years) resulting in a heavily diluted and low-talented league - Even Larry Bird and Rodman mentioned this . 99 Lockout

[@primee5730]

Everytime I see Horace I think of Tommy on Martin.... RIP TOMMY FORD

[@ricorob100]

Prime E same milk dud head, head Sanford, heady Murphy, head flintstone, and dome thugs in harmony. 😂😂😂 Miss that ear!

[@moneyspider1]

"You ain't got no JOB, man!"

[@YakThaWiseman72]

Wow that's true

[@DepressionShaman]

Cole... You stupid.

[@damonmcmann5293]

Lol great comparison

[@mosiach369]

Horace is the fucking man!!! What a chill fucking dude!!! Loved him as a player but even better person!!!

[@FlipStar26]

Horace always reminds me of Tommy Strawn.... all my Martin fans finna agree

[@mikhailsears9632]

real talk

[@chistability5405]

+FlipStar26 Lol he sure does.They could be broher. I said that first season of Martin to!

[@RayRaySoShy]

+FlipStar26 Hell yeah i felt the same way too Tommy Strawn and Horace Grant. And Robert Horry and Will Smith

[@chistability5405]

RayRaySoShy Jim Carrey and Rock Carlile

[@chistability5405]

+RayRaySoShy Lil Durk and Kyle Lowry Kevin McHale and Herman Munster. Kenny Smith and George Jefferson. Ricky Carlile and Jim Carrey. Russell Westbrook and Bowdy from The Wire

[@sarahthomas5405]

Horace looks so good! Taking good care of yourself! Don't take a whole lot! Keep up the good work Horace G!!

[@CRAZYWILDMAN49]

Horace I won ballboy for bulls vs cavs, i was in junior high, a lil punk, 91 i think. id like to thank you for being such a nice person. you are a good man and a sick player!!!!!! now im older....but i remember and i still have the pics somewhere but you were always my fav player on the team and to be able to hang out with you was beyond cool. thanks man and congrats on your success in life. as for mike, he ignored me, but he was busy, whatever. horace is the bomb! droppin bombs! lata

[@scooblov]

I enjoyed this interview. However, this is not you and your homies talking over a game of NBA Live. And its not you and your boys at the barbershop where you have as much knowledge as the next man. This is Horace Grant! When he's telling a story, believe he is going somewhere with it. He has insight and too many times they cut him off before he made his point. That's not riding him, that's just respect.

[@andrehughes7303]

Thats ego on their part. Ebro think he does no wrong

[@jeremiahtalkssports1832]

I always liked Grants toughness. I like how real he keeps it in this interview. I miss these NBA days

[@michaeljordan317]

I met Horace Grant last year in Chicago. He’s a nice dude, very personable, easy-going and easy to talk to. Good bballer too!

[@josephinejonesbrown5784]

I CAN SAY THAT SAME THING HAPPENED WHEN MET MIKE.JORDEN AT CASINO HE WAS NICE MAN SHY AND SWEET MAN 🗑 TALKING WOW WOW WOW 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@NalaAndMiles]

I respect Horace, for being an honest man, nothing negative about being honest and humble!

[@ButOneThingIsNeedful]

Credit to Horace for how affably he handled everything. Myself, there's something I don't like about 1) talking to your guest endlessly about another great player (a few questions are fine), and 2) virtually worshiping an athlete. I mean, c'mon, guys. A little less fanboy, a little more serious adult basketball fan. Some of the questions were good, though.

[@steve82018201]

My major takeaway from this interview is that because the salaries went up exponentially, it hurt the drive of the players to win and hurt the whole league especially defensively, which affects the whole facet of the game

[@sean70729]

Horace Grant has always been a cool ass dude.

[@sniperjay0916]

Much love to Mr.Grant who was my favorite bull who had class but held his own when fools tripped!

[@bigballerbrandon1]

I immediately googled LaBradford Smith after this interview

[@Frankie19775]

Horace seems like a good brother! Good interview!

[@donaldgreenjr2554]

The way Horace Grant did this interview just boosted my respect for him 10 fold. For years he was rumored to have despised M.J. I have to say this proves he respected Mike much more than he'd been credited for. Hat's off Ho Grant.

[@neitel17]

Mike is my favorite basketball player. When I first saw mike play, I was 6. Hooked right on...he had hair too. That was 1986, I was in 2nd grade. Fast Forward to today its 2015-16 and nothing aint changed. He still the best for me.

[@mylesshapiro5992]

Horace grant looks freaking young for being 50 years old.

[@drewski103]

Myles Shapiro black dont crack

[@ether6136]

+Myles Shapiro He looks 35 no bullshit

[@pharos529]

+Myles Shapiro that's what happens when you eat right and stay in shape. the people that look bad at 50 are ones that abuse their bodies when theyre young. smoking, not remaining hydrated, eating poorly, drinking alcohol...it all makes you age terribly

[@NOCDIB]

+Myles Shapiro He looks younger than Lamar Odom.

[@walkingw3348]

if you told me he was early 30 I'd believe you.

[@lagaman11]

I always had mad respect for Horace. I loved the Bulls, back in the day, and he was definitely underrated on those Bulls Championship teams.

[@carlhopkinson]

Horace Grant was a hell of a rebounder and overall great defensive and clean-up guy around the basket.

[@CycleCruza]

I didn't recognize him without his goggles. lol

[@BigWillieisms]

I was just about to say the same thing! LOL!!!

[@MisforMIKA]

😂😂😂I thought that was Harvey without the Goggles!

[@StarGang777]

Lol

[@cutup1]

Chris Sheppard ha haaaa, word up!

[@deedeewoodward2494]

cutup1

[@DD-sw1dd]

The Last Dance has given me more input on who MJ was behind the scenes than ALL the other documentaries on MJ combined. IMO it’s only made MJ more legendary. Always heard about his crazy competitive nature from other players, but to actually see a glimpse of it behind the scenes is something else. They were NOT exaggerating.

[@jon-snow-GOT]

It's literally produced by MJ himself. It's his side of the story. Anything he didn't want was cut out. Not saying it's all false but not independent or unbiased. Only things that made MJ look bad are things we all already knew. MJ is the GOAT but the Last Dance is not hard hitting journalism. It's a puff piece.

[@ishmaelm1932]

@@jon-snow-GOT Straight up. I actually didn't know Michael was so hands on in the documentary. You'd think a guy who has a billion dollars sees things like his that as being trivial. He really is an insecure and petty guy. He greenlit this doc in 2016 after LeBron beat the 73-9 warriors. I don't like LeBron but they both have 1 thing in common. They both are super duper conscious of their image, unlike a guy like Charles Barkley or Reggie Miller or even Tim Duncan. I won't forget Kobe. This is why I love Kobe more than MJ, he doesn't have that female insecurities. Yeah, this whole documentary showed us that MJ wanted to be seen as a messiah. Let's be honest guys, the NBA made sure MJ won those rings. A lot of rules were changed for MJ to excel. Fishy stuff man

[@free699]

@@ishmaelm1932 mj is the goat

[@joachimjroualace]

@@ishmaelm1932 the nba made sure MJ won those rings? Like for real? 🤣🤣😂😂😅😅

[@zPhresh]

I basically just watched an MJ interview. You have Horace Grant, ask questions about Horace not MJ

[@CaliCool91]

what exactly would you like to know about Horace Grant? I can't think of much besides MJ true stories and NBA talk which is what happened.

[@Bigboi54]

I agree

[@TheKomet123]

CaliCool91 he got a twin brother

[@MachineGunMouth]

do you think this video would have half the views if it were jusst about horace grant? you all know you came here to hear about "the real micheal jordan" so quit acting like you wanted to hear more about horace grant

[@stevendarnell334]

13:32 lol

[@oscarmoreno7774]

I lived in Chicago for 20 years back in the 80's and 90's. Horace Grant and Scottie Pippen would come out to play for special events by the lake and I used to watch them play and everything. Both of these guys seemed so freaken tall they didn't have to jump to dunk the ball! Everybody always talks about Michael's and Scottie's friendship but, Horace and Scottie were even closer friends that they were to Michael. The Bulls would have won even more championships if Horace had not left. Big mistake by Jerry Krause.

[@shadysif6220]

They won 3 more championships after he left. Yes he was valuable, but they put up that(at the time) historical 72-10 season on their way to another title without him as well.

[@80sRocker]

Rodman

[@kiag1531]

So they couldn't get Jordan on the show so they invited Horace Grant and talked so much about MJ!! 🤔🤔😀😂😂 WTF

[@griv-jr12]

Lol

[@onsongoisaiah1130]

13:14 lies your answer.

[@dilipgauchan8076]

If there was no Jordan he wouldn’t be here

[@devdagoat2574]

Dilip Gauchan grant would whoop jordan😂

[@RobertDGordon]

"Who's the dirtiest player you ever played against?" I answered that question faster than Horace... LMAo... the Bad Boys were no joke...

[@lumphead2564]

Danny Ainges

[@gdiddyplatnuimstatus]

Robert D. Gordon

[@larontaylor4975]

Robert D. Gordon Detroit when they had the Jordan rules

[@supremeasiaticallah2303]

I say the Knicks were a close 2nd behind Detroit

[@MobHeataEnt]

And Jordan couldn’t beat them for like 5-6 years.

[@thegod625]

This is a good honest interview... Thumbs up grant!!

[@joeyflores542]

Who's here because of The Last Dance

[@iwillelude9751]

MJ was poisoned from some teenagers who worked at a Pizza Place near the Hotel the Bulls were located in Utah. It was an evil prank. Jordan was the only one who ate some of the pizza the night prior to playing Utah in the playoffs. It was not the flu he suffered from, but the media did not want that cat out of the bag. Article Link down below: theundefeated-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/theundefeated.com/features/nba-finals-history-michael-jordan-flu-game/amp/?amp_js_v=0.1&usqp=mq331AQIKAGwASDAAQE%3D

[@ronniebrewer2028]

You

[@mrsain19]

mike didn't have the flu. he had flu like symptoms stemming from food poisoning. and all that did was piss him off. flu game just sounds better than food poisoning game. also....don't trust pizza (or any food) in Utah.

[@Mzcoco45]

Because of skip and Shannon lol

[@trinalewis6489]

Joey Flores only reason!! Lol

[@MrZangetsu468]

90's was the golden age of NBA

[@derrickgrant8728]

Yes sir. I miss miss those days

[@elamarsupreme5453]

90s was a bunch of hacking...i like the 80s

[@arfshesaid4325]

@Drew Blood yep Larry, Magic, say no more

[@onepiece6529]

2000's were the best. 90's overrated.

[@dwanesatchwell7796]

I'd have to go with the 80s

[@oN3xShOtxkilL]

Underrated but always appreciated

[@busaridingtb.8320]

Good interview i always liked H.Grant classy dude

[@davidbojaca5227]

Brings back a lot of child hood memories. Thanks for the memories Horace. Awesome times.

[@juniortim33]

Great interview guys, shoutout to Horace Grant, brought back so many memories

[@staciparke]

Someone needs to replay this for Horace Grant now after the Last Dance since he just went off on MJ after episode 10

[@Viernes13punto5]

Ask him something about Horace.

[@tubenachos]

Horace did the dirty work from 91-93 titles.

[@9ine0ne9ine9]

tubenachos the Old DraymOnd Green

[@ChrisJWatts504TV]

@ @@9ine0ne9ine9 - Don't EVER Compare Horace Grant To Draymond Green 🤦‍♂️ Horace Is Wayyy More Humble And Down To Earth Than Draymond! #Facts

[@thatstuff660]

Hahaha ok bud

[@Raider8784]

@@9ine0ne9ine9 that's actually a pretty solid comparison

[@mtdubdachamp6917]

Fax

[@Mistachill]

Fast forward to 2024, The Last Dance comes out, Horace is on a "No Bull" tour supposedly to set the record straight about Jordan. My how times have changed.

[@ByAnyMeans000]

Horace Grant was hard core.

[@sufundasamuels7585]

Horace and Norris are from Sparta, Georgia....Hancock County. They did amazingly well to be from a small town.

[@WestKnyle]

Af

[@MikeViLLaZ]

Horace grant was one of my favorite goggle heroes of the nba

[@shaunastokes1906]

Kareem started the goggles thing. So, since then, some players learned to protect their eyes.

[@Naystayfresh]

Kids born after 2005 think you meant Google lmaoo

[@worldwidesportsfansmacktal8260]

From "Worldwide Sports Fan Smack Talk." We thank you HOT 97 for having Horace Grant on as a Guest Speaking About THE G.O.A.T. We are most grateful to Horace Grant showing LOVE FOR THE G.O.A.T. M.J. Our Greatest Of The Greatest, We are so Happy to Hear Horace Grant give M.J. his prospers, THANK YOU VERY MUCH MR. HORACE GRANT For Keeping Michael in the Light We all know him to be & not take pop shots at Mike after benefitting from his great Greatness which allowed anyone he played with in the 90s to have Championship Memories, Stories to tell & to be on the Winning Side of the battles. THANK YOU HORACE GRANT & THANK HOT 97 for having such great Athlete & cool guy like Horace Grant on your show to share with US Memories of Playing with THE G.O.A.T.!!!

[@chalinosanchez6047]

They shouldve asked him about Jordan being suspended by Stern for gambling on NBA games and "trying his hand" at baseball... Sidenote... Scottie Pippen's the greatest perimeter defender of all-time.

[@jruffin1161]

he really ask Grant what does Mike orders to eat?

[@chrish3079]

+j ruffin Mike was probably his idol thats why

[@Natef89]

+Chris H Still embarrassing.

[@g.coleman]

Horace sounds like an idiot

[@MultiNickDanger]

+j ruffin I thought that was the best question in the interview. All the rest of this stuff about Michael is already common knowledge. Pineapple! Did not know that.

[@aaronchavez4894]

Lmfao

[@michaelrivera9308]

13:25 He is asked if it bothers him all the questions about Michael Jordan, your welcome

[@Hfgv281]

Thank You.

[@mattmillion4155]

You are the real MVP.

[@bend224]

This should be pinned comment

[@bobbycardona7766]

Much respect to Horace Grant👍 I grew up on 90s ball, still love the game but man those Bulls were something else. Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bulls in the early 90s, i was a witness my brothers, I was a witness .

[@carloseatsbacon14]

"No, of course not! Because. if MJ goes out, the Bulls go out." Lmao Horace Grant knows they need MJ as a big essential key to the Bulls in order to win their first 3 championships, but Horace knows he can squab on Mike lmaooooooooooo! Love the two, and loved the Mike-Scott-Horace trio. My favourite of all time and Horace is probably my favourite.

[@free699]

Mj is the goat

[@immabeast333]

“what did Michael like to get when you guys went out to eat” what type of question is that

[@newhorizons2409]

😂😂😂 Everybody wants to be like Mike and that's the closest way.

[@willfishforfood8771]

This is pure gold lol i could listen to MJ stories all day every day.

[@kb-rr1wb]

Michael Jordan was Joe Jackson to the bulls🤣😅 he beat them dudes into champions

[@inokerogoyawa]

kb 2003 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kb-rr1wb]

@@inokerogoyawa 😂😂😂😂

[@stop.juststop]

According to Michael, the Pistons beat them into champions.

[@TheRealAnteUp081]

Underrated 🏆

[@indigo7454]

LMAOOO

[@dj9one212]

who else saw this interview 5 years ago when it dropped and now revisiting this after the last dance LOL

[@sbcrossfit]

this guy!

[@Solodolobell]

imagine being asked for an interview and none of the questions are for you lol

[@str8dollaz]

9:05

[@newerafrican]

Nice interview. Horace seems pretty humble and gracious.

[@aronnold3405]

Class act sir! Continue please...to be a man of character. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻

[@skballin23]

I feel bad for Horace because of all those questions about MJ, but to those who are angry and are saying that they should have just interviewed MJ, the title of this video says "Horace Grant Goes In On The REAL Michael Jordan!!!" What did you guys expect lol?

[@andrecoleman1856]

Legendary! Great interview!

[@Avatar7x7]

Gotta be kinda crazy when you do an interview and all the hosts want to do is ask questions and talk about somebody else...😜

[@bismillahrabbani9006]

FYI, pineapples has an enzyme called 'Bromelain', that reduces inflammation in the body. It is good for joints. That may be one reason why MJ ate it.

[@Ken-iu2zp]

Bismillah Rabbani Thanks for clearing that up for these overly sexed idiots on here...

[@patrickmartin2689]

It also destroys your teeth...js😁😁😁

[@AySakPaseMarco]

Most people claim they know basketball, but don't know nothing. Pippen was leading the Bulls into the second round once Jordan left. Pippen is underrated, just go watch vids of his highlight.. He wasn't no scrub

[@wazwazbrothers6874]

Truly one of the best players of all time.... If you want to know how underrated he was look at when Michael left the NBA when his father got murdered and playing baseball. Bulls almost won 60 games that JORDAN, and they would have went to the finals if it wasn't for that bullshit call against Scottie in the final seconds against Alan Houston of the Knicks.... Don't get me wrong, MJ is my fav of all time BUT know that Pippen is a HUGE HUGE reason why they won, not just MJ Alone. Pippen would score and do something better than anybody else in the league- play the best offensive players AND score himself. That's talent

[@batphoneuser1407]

Marcus Felix a year later in 95 they were below .500 till Jordan came back in March out of basketball shape and LED them to the playoffs. The next 3 peat 96 97 98 they won because of mj. Clear cut all mj. Pip was dealing with back issues in 97 98. Pip is a great role player that’s it. Never a #1. Just check Houston Portland

[@jamalrichman9287]

@@batphoneuser1407 Statistically Scottie took less shots but made more than MJ. MJ was flashier but one on one i don't think Jordan could beat Scottie. Scottie was an inch taller/physically stronger and had a longer arm span. Just my 2 cents what do you think?

[@batphoneuser1407]

Jamal Richman I think you’re wrong. MJ made Scottie a better player SPECIALLY in one on one practices. MJ is known to face the starters with bench players just to raise his level. Sorry but Scottie is one of the greatest ROLE players of all time. That is all he ever was.

[@jamalrichman9287]

@@batphoneuser1407 You are right when you say that! However Jordan wasnt the best shooter in the NBA he just got more touches on the ball being "the man in the middle" percentage wise others like Pippen took less shots but made more then MJ on average. Numbers don't lie! Look it up! With a team Jordan can beat any one. One on One with Scottie....That one i don't know about. Also Scottie's shortcoming was mental not physical!(Pressure) Allen Iverson use to break MJ ankles among other's.( I cried when i seen that literally) So just because Scottie couldn't win a Championship doesn't mean he would lose every single one on one with MJ like you are trying to imply. I think if anything it would be a draw. Idk. Good point you made tho

[@nataliee.3641]

I wonder if MJ watched this interview, I should ask Horace

[@crazyvoice12]

Does everyone notice how Horace Grants comments in this video are differ a bit from the stuff he's saying now post Last Dance?

[@veronicagodboldt9022]

I agree

[@tinawalker5335]

Exactly why I am here. I met Horace a few years ago and he’s a cool dude. I was surprised after watching Shannon sharpe say he’s angry with MJ

[@LurnWell]

They made him look like a punk on the doc..And saying you let another man punk you, should change your energy

[@rrogers2370]

boy the 90s were the shit...even though i was a kid..everything was a coming of age. America learned so much about itself...

[@elijahroscoe5632]

Moral of the story: Will never set illegal picks again.. 💯😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♂️

[@ageohernandez6362]

Hate when interviews go this way. Grant is there and it’s all about MJ. Royce da 5’9 shows up, it’s all about Eminem.

[@obaidali8618]

If em is mj, royce is not horace fucking grant lol

[@sanjuanpapi]

Fool Eminem blew up because of his race. Mj blew up because of his skill. Em was a lyrical clown

[@reinaldomanuel8488]

@@sanjuanpapi Then why didn't Vanila ice blew up you stupid

[@sportsyardie1400]

Hot 97 getting their numbers up courtesy of The Last Dance

[@zero1fifty8]

One of my all time favorites, and what a great story of him and his twin brother playing in the league at the same time

[@nellz508]

Funny cuz he capped for MJ on this and now during the Last Dance documentary he’s hitting up Shannon Sharp talking different lol 😂😂

[@Mzcoco45]

Nellz 508 right that’s why I’m here to see if he had something to say

[@mr.brightman6935]

Facts!!!

[@demarbieuxme]

When your being asked about one of the best moments in your life you ain't gonna throw dirt on your teammates but if Things come out we're people are talking down on your name u fckn right u gon defend yourself and HG is bigger then mj if they went at it who knows he might have smacked up mj

[@demarbieuxme]

@@jon-snow-GOT facts

[@trinalewis6489]

Nellz 508 ikr!!!! I wonder y he’s changing his tune????

[@FirearmTutorials]

Horace played in an era when the NBA was a man's league. The guys today wouldn't be able to play against the old school teams with the old school rules.

[@idkanymore9869]

Kawhi could probably

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

@@idkanymore9869 There was no such thing as load management then so I doubt he would be willing to play now. LOL!

[@tharealest8190]

Dude stop , the current nba players are FAR more talented and athletic than the old school nba players . The current nba would dog walk the old era

[@FirearmTutorials]

@@tharealest8190 You're crazy. They players today can't even make a wide open 3 in the corner. Watch the finals games between Boston and LA back in the day.... those guys could shoot. The bad boys from Detroit would injure the starting five from any team today. Then they'd beat up refs after the game. The league today is too soft.

[@SimpleManGuitars1973]

@@tharealest8190 LOL! The rules favor these little pansies in the league today. If they had to play when basketball was basically hockey on wood with no pads guys like Steph Curry would get killed.

[@delanoarts3703]

Grant is blowing my mind by how humble he is he was right behind pippen early 90s he was Grant the rodman of the team and huge chance when Grant was playing it seriously could of been the greatest bulls team ever they sucked when Grant left they had absolutely no chance at the first 3 without Grant yet he credits everyone but himself love Grant I think this interview made him my favorite player he was always up there

[@newdayz715]

Oakley being his mentor makes soooooooooooooooooo much sense now, lololol!

[@avatarmicah2]

Wish he talked about playing with Shaq and Penny, but nonetheless great interview.

[@goat2332]

agree

[@sosickwitit247]

Seriously

[@pantera29palms]

“Horace, welcome! Now let’s talk about MJ...”

[@shinyoneincarnate5565]

Now they should have MJ on & talk about Scottie Pippen. Dennis Rodman on BJ. Phil Jackson on Horace Grant. When Michael Jordan first joined the Bulls, Larry Byrd was the big man. As a player & trash talker!

[@KennyLauderdale]

how they gonna bring Grant on but it becomes The Jordan Show? disrespectful.

[@g.coleman]

Why u think they brought him on

[@richardfleming3305]

+G. Coleman 💯

[@StopandScare-]

+Kenny Lauderdale Couldn't agree with you more Kenny! Horace is a good dude focus on him.

[@milkywayne1]

Grant took it there....

[@josephdelledonne2098]

I was thinking the same thing. Do they want to talk to Grant, or only talk about Jordan!!?

[@A_Trade10X]

Now that’s a good dude right there, no ego, just down to earth and humble AF. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@elwingy]

MJ's goal was to make the Bulls the toughest sunavabitches in the NBA. Why? Because in order for you to be able to beat the "Bad Boys", the Knicks and so many other tough teams, guess what... YOU HAD TO BE TOUGH. MJ made sure that everybody on his team knew that this shit is for real. You want to be the best team in the NBA? You want the history records to have your name in stone? Then you've got to get your shit together and go through hell. Thats why practices were ferocious and exhausting, thats why mentally MJ was pushing everyone to their limits. MJ wasnt trying to be nice.... when MJ was nice he was getting his ass beat by Pistons... MJ was trying to make them a championship team that wouldnt be intimidated by anyone. And as a Leader, he did EXACTLY THAT!

[@davontetate5913]

absolutely right

[@Mike5366]

Dawg you must be some kind of basketball historian

[@AsadLife27]

And they changed the rules for him

[@jasonallen3678]

Fact

[@terrancewilliams6293]

🍹🍔🍟

[@TheFly212]

80's and 90's were the glory day's of the NBA. The NBA will never. EVER, be as great as it was in those decades.

[@latoyagriffin1410]

"You mean like Charles Barkley?" Lol Love it! 😊

[@andrehughes7303]

When he asked the question I thought about Charles too 😂

[@YOUNGCHRISWORLD]

🤣🤣🤣

[@jonq8714]

HG seems like a nice dude. He still looks like he is in his 30's...

[@harrytruman8447]

It's part of being BLACK. Some black people hardly ever age and others age just like caucasian people.

[@milesy8207]

Joshua Prince black don’t crack

[@JacaboBlanco]

"what was mjs favorite thing to get at dinner" damn. disrespectful. you got Horace Grant in front of you and your asking him about what MJ liked to order after games lmao?

[@thelorax7704]

Horace Grant was an important piece of the Bulls success. I didn't like the interviewers disrespect for Pippen. Pippen was key to the Bulls success and Jordan's success. When you play on a team with Jordan you are going to be underrated, but as Horace said it was all about the team, and a coach who knew how to put all the pieces together. Not just Jordan.

[@nunayobiz]

MJ and Pippen have the same amount of rings WITHOUT each other. Zero. Pippen was underrated and so was Grant.

[@chistability5405]

+KJ Carson Co-sign that 100!!

[@akwwalker8782]

+KJ Carson Right but MJ underhandedly pulled a trash bulls team to the playoffs without pippen and played against some of the greatest teams in history. Pip lost out to the Knicks, albeit, they cheated Pip with that phantom foul but still.

[@jaxsonlee10]

+AKW Walker yeah but pip actually one a playoff matchup without mj and mj never did.

[@akwwalker8782]

jaxsonlee10 yes but pippen was a VET on that bulls team and Jordan was a rookie the first playoff, and ran into the celtics (5 hall of famers) the next 2 years. Complete different scene totally. It makes a difference once context is put to it.

[@jaxsonlee10]

+AKW Walker mj had like 5 or 6 years before he won any playoff matchups.

[@CSDonohue11]

Man what a Great interview Horace is. 💯 ✌🏻🙏🏻

[@ghostrider_2104]

Horace is such an awesome dude

[@dimizoe777]

He did not go in though. Y'all change the title

[@lenhalz8086]

I'm thinking, maybe they could not book MJ for an interview? i could be wrong tho lol

[@erneshabrown5245]

Jordan did come to the hood alot, fernwood park Chicago Southside,..104 s. Union

[@sonny_blanco77]

Facts I was there 2

[@sonny_blanco77]

The cheerleader was up there 100

[@inefekt]

Horace is 50 in this interview. Dude barely looks 40. Black don't crack!

[@draftking77312]

Black on crack?

[@NN-nd7dx]

Lotion...

[@talon3684]

And you know this! 💯

[@craigsmith6274]

@@draftking77312 now why you had to be an asshole

[@SH19922x]

No they just smoke it.

[@lairdriver]

The NBA is way softer then it used to be..

[@patrickray5692]

***** OH shut the fuck up dumbass grammar Nazi, you idiots fall under the trolls section.

[@tristanmccray6211]

of course it was they are the reason its like it is now plus punching each other in the face is not real basketball

[@thomascapitalmgt]

patrick ray I bet you ask daily, "do you want fries with that'. Dullard pedantic

[@x85gilreath]

Bucks- Bulls game 2 this year. It was a fucking football game. Thats kind of a misnomer that gets thrown around.. theres some soft calls but its getting better. There are more and more scrappy, physical players comin in the league every year. Look at the KY starting 5!

[@Playitalready]

***** Actually it appears he used the word "then" CORRECTLY. dictionary.reference.com/browse/then And even if he did not, nobody cares. grow up. erherhehrehehrehrejhfdiojijiojoojiasrgnc...there, you goona cry about that? bye

[@BozJustBad]

A true gentleman. I remember Horace always was calming things down and breaking up fights. Never remember seeing him fighting anyone. Of course, I didn't see THAT MANY games back then. But I saw more than a few.

[@MrYoumitube]

Let Horace finish his story, stop butting in! What's the point of having a guest, only for the D.J to interrupt and tell there own story! Annoying!!!!