Jalen Rose on Joining the Fab Five, Hating Duke, Dissing Grant Hill & Laettner (Part 4)

[@dawolf856]

The level of maturity and wisdom Jalen has reached in life, is what a lot of people should hope to get.

[@williamcunningham1614]

Facts

[@hankwilliams8939]

GREAT COMPLIMENT!!!😁😁

[@kingbuck427]

And a fine wife

[@jalapenonewsnetwork8537]

The only thing left for him to do it make amends with Chris Webber

[@hankwilliams8939]

@@jalapenonewsnetwork8537 THAT WOULD BE WONDERFUL, LOOK AT JAWAUN HOWARD, GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENT. PEOPLE NEED TO WATCH WHO THEY'RE CALLING THUGS!!! FAB FIVE, MAD LIVE BLOW UP THE SPOT!!🏀🎆🖐

[@Mixamaka]

His barber deserves a Nobel prize.

[@chriswil5919]

Mixamaka Not joking but where y’all from ?? Cause in Detroit that’s jus normal haircut ? Like what’s so special abt it ???

[@MightyWarriorCoalition]

Chris Wil he means his hairline since it’s flawless

[@chriswil5919]

Jay Garrick ok 👍🏾

[@abuabdullah731]

Chris Wil never met a cat from Detroit I didn’t like.

[@selfishstockton6123]

Mixamaka prize

[@skiptomylou5141]

I was born in 1995. My dad named me after jalen Rose. One of my favorite athletes of all time.

[@urbanotype5776]

Alot of young brothas named jalens out here cause of JR

[@juwanjohnson6062]

I was named after Juwan Howard Born in 95 also ✊🏾

[@user-us9ph9jw1g]

Named after Shaquille O’Neal before he was a laker born in 93

[@marlinwashington6062]

Dope ,I named my youngest after his name I just spelled it Jalin

[@user-nd7xu8sb7p]

Nonya Bidness why? Jalen is a great name

[@jatrellwilliams8814]

So unfair how Jalen at 47 years old got a much better hairline than most 20 year olds

[@MrHarlandwilson]

He is 46 but whatever

[@mrno_name9518]

I feel like I'm being targeted... My mom says my hairline is fine 😞

[@jatrellwilliams8814]

Colby Wilson lol how much of a loser you gotta be to correct me because I was 1 year short..lol

[@ahmadshakur2595]

#Clone

[@AT-ts1se]

@@jatrellwilliams8814 ok y does he have to be a loser bc he corrected you politely 🤔? Lol ok maybe I would've said he's actually 46 but I definitely see your point.

[@terrellhubbard]

I Agree with Jalen Grant Hill was one of the most talented duke player

[@TheBaller3213]

The most talented guy that school has ever produced

[@gr8st2323]

terrell hubbard no he said THE

[@APDaBaron]

He's one of the most talented players from anywhere.

[@dariog36th]

And it's true, Laettner was the most accomplished. Probabaly the greatest college player ever.

[@jarrellmason9080]

Even though I am a Tar Heel fan, Grant Hill was a monster.

[@bcranford714]

The fab 5 is the main reason why I became a Michigan fan

[@lyndsay_ultra]

I had the Michigan Starter coat

[@DanteFiero]

For me it was the Fab 5, Desmond Howard, and Charles Woodson. Michigan was just a beast program in the 90s

[@mpound97]

Yes. And I follow the Wolverines still 28 years later. They've been back in the tournament scene for the last decade or so with some success and I hope Juwan Howard can keep the wins going. Early 90s in college basketball was crazy! From the Running Rebels, To Duke, to the Fab 5, to Arkansas and the 40 mins of hell. Shit was live!

[@Cackerot79]

Same here. I was an inner city kid, I had to roll with the other inner city kids. Their team changed my life.

[@bigkahunaburger5185]

Same here! Iconic!! I was actually sad when they had to vacate all of those wins.

[@iWorkTheHardest]

Jalen Rose is authentic as hell!!!!

[@enricogiles493]

@@RobsEverywhere But he matured past it. And is man enough to admit it. He and Grant Hill had dad's who were outstanding professional athletes. Jalen's dad ran off and left him poor. Of course he was jealous.This was addressed in the Fab5 documentary.

[@AT-ts1se]

@@enricogiles493 facts. These dudes in these comments man more immature then when Jalen was at Michigan at the time. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@lethal5flow679]

Vlad: So you were bitter? Jalen: Yeah i was bitter Vlad: Ah-ha, so in other words you were hypnotized with hatred......lemme play you this Boosie clip....

[@flatbedfred2079]

lethal5 flow 😂😂😂😂

[@AphasicMute]

😄😄😄

[@Lifxzvb]

Aw hell na😭😭😂😂💀

[@anthonycrutch9291]

Bruh hahaha

[@mr.rashadgrice79]

Damn He Said Anderson Hunt. He Was Beast At UNLV

[@Maal7432]

Rashad Grice Could shoot the lights out.

[@bcranford714]

Southwestern was a power house back in the day

[@datdudetheyhate4121]

Rashad Grice yeah he went back. J bust facts

[@kingrashaud3473]

One of the best teams of all time 1990 unlv rebels

[@gr8st2323]

Rashad Grice LJ is one of the most under praised players ever in today’s discussions

[@dariog36th]

What people didn't know is that Christian Laettner was a blue collar farm boy. Most people thought he was a soft prep school rich boy. But that dude put a whooping on Shaq, Alonzo Mourning and Webber when he was in college.

[@a_man_named_hawk5370]

Big facts. Couldn't stand his ass either, but that dude balled in college.

[@insanemob8508]

Dario Gomez , in the NBA all those players you jus name gave Lattener azz whooping in the league, Dnt forget that

[@timothyrichmond8978]

Basketball history from my mother f***** call Dario last name Gomez.. basketball is not for you go and watch soccer

[@qdigggs]

Dario Gomez and Thomas hill was from the projects

[@qdigggs]

Derek Thompson but not in college 😂😂😂

[@Bugsysmooth]

I could sit down and listen to Jalen Rose speak for hours. Dude has so much wisdom and intelligence. A class act and one of the athletes I have the most respect for. Great interview vlad.

[@fredrickwilliams6046]

I will definitely watch this whole interview after it's done. Jalen Rose is a real Detroit legend.

[@lonnellbivins4787]

Anyone from the D who grew up back in the late 70s early and mid 80s should remember Perry Watson. That dude made Southwestern High School a beast when it came to high school basketball and had championships at that level.

[@EricK-ir8np]

Love Jalen!!! That Puma Jacket is DOPE!!

[@gr8st2323]

Efo- Baby that’s that Hov effect. Facts

[@EricK-ir8np]

@@gr8st2323 Not Really!!! Puma been DOPE!!! I been rocking them since the 80's!!! Way before THAT GUY, was involved!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gr8st2323]

Efo- Baby ngga I know that. Look at my name. I’m a 76er. But Jalen is affiliated with Roc Nation which has a major affiliation with Puma. These are just facts. Ain’t no d ridin here homie. Foh

[@EricK-ir8np]

@@gr8st2323 What u talking bout FOOL?? I know all that CRAP about Roc Nation, and DON'T CARE!!! U commented on my post!!! U don't ME!!!! ALWAYS THESE YOUNG DUMB NIGGAS!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@DestroJJ]

Amazing! Molly hasn't butted in yet,,,

[@mikemitchell4225]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@VicDamoneJr82]

Hilarious

[@Hopper830]

lol

[@anthonydawson2961]

Hell yea str8 up 💯 she always butten in

[@chistability5405]

Lol

[@Blaccwookie3000]

Would be dope to see Jimmy King and Ray Jackson do an interview on here.

[@ChitownCrazy1000]

Not really

[@nasaswag9159]

JB 😂😂😂😂

[@Blaccwookie3000]

@@ChitownCrazy1000 Your opinion. Some of us would like to hear the perspective of members from an iconic basketball group.

[@MrAthiestapostle]

JB I was thinking the same shit...not really

[@rickygodette]

That’s who you interview when you can’t get Chris Webber

[@khalilcantrell5685]

I still remember the Fab 5 and some of the Duke players being a secret team on NBA Jam tournament edition

[@creflowsdollabill9359]

Damn im from that era and i didnt even know that

[@QthAgR8]

khalil cantrell 👀

[@btmusicman5589]

The Fab Five revolutionized basketball, there weren't *ANY* teams playing all freshman back then let alone long shorts and black socks and shoes, even the Jordan Bulls copied them in the mid 90s with the black socks and shoes. They made it cool to bring the streets to the court

[@Keepdapocket]

Not true. Who brought street to the NCAA was Houston and phi slams jamma, then UNLV, then Fab Five

[@btmusicman5589]

@@Keepdapocket Read it again, I said they made it *COOL* and sales indicated and their popularity was unrivaled

[@Keepdapocket]

@@btmusicman5589 dont need to read it again. You said, and I quote, "they made it cool to bring the streets to the court". They DID NOT do that. That belongs to Houston as many pundits criticized their "playground"play for their propensity to dunk and high five. Then UNLV with the brash, I'm your face style of trash talk and the gold teeth, high tops with parts, and gold chains. So, no Fab five didn't start that. They also didn't copy Jordan. Jordan started wearing baggy and longer shorts because he wore his UNC shorts underneath. UNLV had baggier shorts as well, as I know this because in 1989, my junior year, we specifically asked our coach for baggy short like UNLV. In which he said the minute we lose a game we go back to the original. Also, Jalen SPEXIFICALLY said on the documentary they wanted baggy shorts likeJordan's, but longer. You're only argument that is valid is popularity. That is only because white kids thought it was cool. In the hood, I saw more Georgetown then Michigan. Fab five wasn't any more popular in the hoods than georgetown. They started five freshman and came with the bald heads. That's it. Hell I saw more homies rocking Arkansas and their 40 minutes of hell more than Michigan gear, even though it was well after the fab five.

[@btmusicman5589]

@@Keepdapocket They *ABSOLUTELY* did make it cool, I was a 13 yr old teenager in Detroit in 91 and it wasn't just "white kids" who were in love with the Fab Five, and I'm not saying UNLV didn't begin to bring the streets style to college basketball but the Fab Five took it to another level and made it a revolution Also, where did I ever say that they copied Jordan? What I said was that Jordan and the mid 90s Bulls copied THEM which is factual as they were the 1st NBA team to wear black socks with black shoes which the Fab Five started so you need to read it again.... I grew up in Detroit in the early 90s right around the corner from where Chris Webber's mother taught in middle school and I can assure you that we who were in "the hood" were definitely copying everything they were doing. When we see a "Arkansas" 30 for 30 on ESPN talking about how they changed the game then come talk to me bruh but most people can't name a single player off of that team

[@Keepdapocket]

@@btmusicman5589 youngins, I'm talking to you now. We are talking about basketball. So what in the hell did Gab fab sue to change basketball, not the image??? They started five freshman, the shaved their heads (well, actually only 3 did), and they wore black socks. What? Because they were brash? Nope, done well before them. What, baggy shorts? Nope, done before them. I'll give you they made shorts longer, but as I said, we tried copying UNLV with longer shorts. That was 1988 homie. Slet me.help you out. They didn't change basketball. They had proper Marketing, just like Jordan, Bo, Andre Agassi had proper marketing. Jordan didn't do anything that David thompson or dr J did flying in the air, but get his ass whooped by my Detroit pistons. Bo didn't do anything. He wasn't the best in baseball by a long shot, and he wasn't the best in football. Andre Agassi didnt do anything stefan Edberg and Boris Becker couldn't do, but why was he getting top dollar. ,That marketing was called NIKE Cannon. They changed the business of college basketball, they didn't change basketball. They won nothing. Those are just examples That's like saying Iverson change basketball in the NBA. Did he? Crossover is Zeke Thomas and Tim Hathaway. Being little? Again, Zeke Thomas, JohnLucas, tiny Archibald to name a few. Nah, be didnt change basketball, he changed the image. There is a difference. Hell, if you want to get technical, I know it's just a taste before your time, 5he shaved head started happening in the hood when singer Aaron Hall shave his for the "dont be afraid" join. Before that. Mr. Graham of the 83-84 Hoyas. So, yeah, fab five changed the image of college basketball, but they didnt change no type of basketball in any way.

[@jayfrance5413]

It’s crazy how Grant Hill and Jalen Rose both got the best hairlines of all time ✊🏽

[@gr8st2323]

Jay France I know huh

[@2.T00T]

Paul George has to be honorable mention

[@ahx6088]

Dont forget the lightskin nigga from espn tgat was with jamel hill

[@ContextReallyMatters]

Grant Hill was a monster on that court. What else is ironic is that Grant went to the Pistons and was that nigga for Detroit. If not for injuries, we would be talking about him as one of the greatest. He couldn't be guarded and had a nasty crossover and first step.

[@adriano10123]

Chris Webber called a time out and they didn’t have any and I was like dayuuuum-Keefe D

[@winston3341]

RZACE that was oretty much my climax of my Fab 5 gate. I then rolled over, smoked a cigarette and kept it movin.

[@jerryorrell4856]

From an ACC fan...Jalen Rose has done very well for himself. He played on a great Michigan team. He just happened to play against a great Duke team coached by "K". Jalen has matured into an outstanding young man and his TV sports analyst talent is far better than most other analysts.

[@FuShengAlex]

I was going for UNC, but in retrospect I don't know how they lost to UNC the following year....they were clearly more talented than the Tar Heels. But they got outcoached and also Donald Williams got hot

[@americanpatriot7233]

@@FuShengAlex thats whats great about the tournament, any given night a player can get hot and you're out. look at oakland taking out kentucky in the first round because oakland had a player on fire.

[@md3dasnipa386]

I remember being a 9 year old kid hating Duke myself. Lol.. Boy thank God for maturity!!

[@changethegamenetwork1196]

Fab 5 is the greatest college starting 5 ever...

[@juliusedwards7199]

Me and my brother grew up playing against Jalen, he has come a long way. I really enjoy him on television, he represents the City well without seeming fake. By the way we used to crack his head, hahaha!!!

[@alibey4893]

Who did u play for? When u and ur bro was cracking his head?

[@guiltypleasureisland6642]

Julius Edwards He cool but sometimes he try to hard to prove he down with the culture and a real one.Like we get it you from the hood and keep it real you ain't no sellout just breakdown basketball and stop referencing black culture on everything

[@adgee5401]

Coach K isn’t going on Mack and Bewick to recruit. Jalen Rose was absolutely right.

[@mg19cal]

Exactly. Jalen and Chris Webber were both from the Detroit area and ranked in the top 5 in the nation as seniors. Jalen was from the inner city. Chris was from the suburbs Who did Coach K recruit? Chris. Which one did Coach K NOT recruit? Jalen

[@Y.GFofficialmusicvlogs98]

His story is straight up real

[@ryanguice3679]

Simple. I see new Jalen Rose thumbnail, I click immediately

[@mrno_name9518]

Come up with your own shit dude ..smh

[@gr8st2323]

Ryan Guice fizacts

[@bornkinguniversal]

The first team to really bring hip hop culture to sports. UNLV 1990 opened the door and Michigan took it to the next level

[@TheBaller3213]

Inadvertently or intentionally actually MICHEAL JORDAN brang the HIP HOP culture to the NBA which was what opened the door to do That in college and pros. If you remember JORDAN abandon those JOHN STOCKTON tights and went with the baggie shorts. Then of course DUNK CONTEST comes out with that GOLD ROPE in nationally televised event with the BLACK AND RED JORDAN 1's and it was off and running

[@bornkinguniversal]

Anthony Hernandez hip hop brought MJ’s style into the culture.....MJ ain’t hip hop he wasn’t even playing rap music during the time you mentioned those things. Gold chains and the dunk contest were in the nba/aba years before he got in the league. In fact MJ is bigger than hip hop

[@TheBaller3213]

@@bornkinguniversal yes I know he isn't hip hop but because of the rebellious wearing of the BLACK AND RED 1 and NIKE willing to pay his fines for it. The baggy shorts and gold ropes that's why I said INADVERTENTLY OR INTENTIONALLY wether him or NIKE saw that hip hop as having staying power. So because of that he was associated with it because going against the grain and being BLACK in that time was associated with HIP HOP as being white and against the grain was associated with HEAVY METAL. Regardless if JORDAN country butt listened to any rap you know how the PUBLIC categorizes certain things done by certain races with a broad stroke. So they put him in that lane

[@bornkinguniversal]

Anthony Hernandez how can he bring hip hop in the league if he ain’t hip hop?🤦🏽‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@TheBaller3213]

@@bornkinguniversal just like BLACKS in inner city hoods are AUTOMATICALLY put into a gang in the eyes of law enforcement. It's not that he is HIP HOP but ignorant people attach stereotypes to people. So here you have a young BLACK REBELLIOUS guy in a league where BLACKS are not suppose to get out of line

[@leonsummers6460]

I like that he admits he was young and he's accepting his mistakes

[@CraigSmithII]

Everybody hated Duke because they beat a UNLV team that was better than them on ALL levels.

[@juliusedwards7199]

Truth!

[@rugerREL07]

Didn’t Larry Johnson and them RAN THEM out the arena one time thou?

[@CraigSmithII]

@@rugerREL07 Back in the 1990 Final Four. After Duke ran Arkansas' ass out in the semifinal game 97-83, UNLV beatdown Duke 103-73. The 1991 Final Four was supposed to have been UNLV vs.UNC & Duke vs.Kansas but there were some politics with the way it was set-up

[@drestathagangsta8880]

The best teams don't always win bro. That's just sports. Ask the 2015 Kentucky Wildcats.

[@CraigSmithII]

@@drestathagangsta8880 I knew that Kentucky wasn't going to win shit

[@RamseyGotu]

TK Kirkland: "I taught Jalen how to use his left hand."

[@masoodqayyum]

😂😂😂

[@edub9716]

The hits just keep on comin!!!!!

[@ricolewis2949]

*I taught TK Kirkland how to take credit for everything.*

[@edub9716]

Rico, you know he is now gonna take credit for your post! LOL!

[@ricolewis2949]

@@edub9716 *THIS COMMENT MADE MY DAY 4 REELZ* 😜

[@franksanchez1172]

Jalen may i switch gears with you for a second?

[@robertobravo5732]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@deesolomon9723]

😭😭😭

[@rugerREL07]

If you know, YOU KNOW!

[@TheShawn2996]

-Receives email from HR

[@user-nd7xu8sb7p]

ARIEL GOLD “Hands off my body” 😂🔥

[@seldomseenG]

I love the reference to the the movie "Ricochet" Denzel Washington and John Lithgow. A great film!

[@wavegod7604]

That’s Calvin from paid in full

[@rustynail1071]

That Duke Team was loaded

[@jameswatts6878]

They didn't make it in the NBA

[@jameswatts6878]

Name ten University of Duke basketball player's who became superstar's in the NBA

[@BMacMac-gg3um]

Top 10 interviews by Vlad, hands down.

[@unsungprospects9057]

This vid is golden Jalen speaking from a perspective of a lot of young blacks in the basketball world in the early 90s on his views of Duke. The seemed like an golden image elitist program vice what we came from. But when you grow up & mature, your respect for the production/results grow for their program

[@GeecheeSean]

Jalen Rose is the truth

[@boogienslick]

Really great interview so far Vlad. Jalen is dope

[@Mixamaka]

I swear this dude hairline is unreal.

[@iBOXRIVER]

Mixamaka Stop obsessing over a next mans hair sis

[@2pacisgay955]

Not as unbelievable as LAbron

[@michaelfreedom3823]

Man Weaves

[@willfields2929]

Nigga got the sharpest haircut of all time

[@georgiablackman9661]

Hater

[@Konformation07]

I'm glad he mentioned Anderson Hunt. That UNLV team was fucking nasty.

[@caspersbestfriend]

I love his growth.

[@thisanitthat]

This is a good interview.. Keep it up Det.Vlad

[@ehicks13]

5:38 one of the realest things I’ve heard in a while

[@JusRue2950]

Love the Jalen interviews

[@Trellizm]

The part I was waitin' for... *Sips Kool Aid*

[@thepubliclandnomad3365]

This is one of the best interviews ever on VladTV. Keep it up. More of this and less of that other nonsense.

[@shaundell23]

Love this guy!!! So honest. So real! Great interview!

[@Yutbr800]

Much props and respect for Jalen Rose maturing and taking accountability. But the way he had to grow up in poverty, he had every right to feel the way he did towards Duke, Laettner, and Hill. They didn't struggle as he did.

[@keishajagrl3886]

How is it their fault for how they were raised???

[@Yutbr800]

@@keishajagrl3886 It’s natural to feel resentment towards the privilege when growing up in poverty.

[@sickofguysnamedtodd2293]

Laettner didn’t grow up privileged either. If you saw the 30 for 30 you’d know that. People just assumed that he did because of how he looks (no diddy) and because he went to Duke.

[@grated6972]

Thanks Vlad, Thanks Jalon for Sharing. I watched the years of the Fab Five growing up and was a real big fan. Saturdays on TV was Michigan Basketball It was Fan Fabulous and still is today. Go Blue!

[@robedler9526]

This guy is so honest. I love it.

[@SPtheGREAT]

"And then YOU THINK THEY'RE SOFT because you GREW UP IN THE HOOD...How you WEAR YOUR HAIRCUT, or HOW YOU WEAR YOUR 👖, OR HOW YOU SPEAK DOESN'T MEAN YOU'RE HARD...AND BEING TOUGH DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING, ANYWAY..." Truer words have never been spoken...

[@thatguyfrom313]

Southwestern had some cold ass teams in the 80s to mid 90s. Perry Watson was the truth.

[@scottlowman.1044]

Thanks Jalen for your honesty.

[@flowflow5397]

Great interview

[@4Horsemen4Life]

Thank you Vlad, one of my favorite celebrities right here. Think you can get the rest of the Fab 5 to sit with you? I think you can!

[@Daddybrax723]

Growth and Honesty!!!

[@MrBubbagump74]

This is a Example of how men in our 40s that came from something like the Hood & u learn how to flip negative into Positive you are Superior. Jalen is a man Amongst boy's on T.V. & in real life. Pleasure to have met him

[@triz313]

I grew up in Detroit, and watched the Fab Five back in High School. Was always a Rose fan, and this is exactly why. He has a great view on things and people need to stop and listen.

[@scottgood7888]

Jalen is extra cool for his candor. Love it.

[@datdudetheyhate4121]

The fav 5 whoa I was ten watching them Basketball was life

[@antoekneeoohhhalcatraz6555]

I love his honesty.

[@socc6991]

I wish every kid that plays sports could watch this interview. Be humble.

[@jesusneverexisted300]

I met Calvin Hill, Grant Hill's dad in DC when I was a lil' kid. He had just retired from football and he was working at his cleaaners on Capitol Hill. He was not only a great football player, he was a nice gentleman too.

[@drestathagangsta8880]

I've met him once alongside his wife Janet and Grant. Him and Grant were definitely nice. Janet was cordial too but you can tell she was real bougie one in that family.

[@jesusneverexisted300]

@@drestathagangsta8880 I met Calvin Hill in 76. Grant Hill was probably a toddler at that time. When did you meet him?

[@jesusneverexisted300]

@@drestathagangsta8880 Also, where did you meet him?

[@drestathagangsta8880]

@@jesusneverexisted300 I met him when I was in high school at a Basketball Clinic. Grant Hill was the special guest but his parents were there as well.

[@jesusneverexisted300]

@@drestathagangsta8880 What year and what city was this? Also, were you on the team? Were you a kid or were you in high school?

[@313Orlando]

I remember going to the Northern and Southwestern game. It was lit! PSL baby

[@Eihthype]

Katy Davis & Leonard Bush were beast

[@313Orlando]

Yeah.....Katu and Leonard. Katy played for University of Georgia, and Leonard went to UAB. That's when Detroit Public League was PSL!

[@Ghostkilla773]

Part I was waiting 4

[@coachhbosoccer]

JRose is dead right about Laettner. He was the first stretch 4 I saw play. And he did it well. Going into the NBA at that time was a little early for that style.

[@slickerthanmost7805]

The original stretch 4 is Derrick Coleman

[@soaky4]

Future HAWK Christian Laettner made Juwan Howard look silly when Laettner blew by him, went baseline, and dunked with authority.

[@bryantworthing2215]

This man is responsible for like 200,000 young black kids named Jalen (or spelled 1000 different ways) a true legend!

[@kuriaki71]

Jalen is a real awesome guy. My favorite in sports commentary

[@nwizg523]

Jalen has that feeling till this day for sure

[@deandreray3500]

J Rose great interview I hate duke too as a 90’s kid even Tupac wore a Duke jersey they were big back then!

[@Syko7785]

Michigan is the greatest champs that never was smh

[@stephens2301]

he said St. Louis... i cried tears of joy...

[@tlz124]

He speaks with authority. He's such an honest guy.

[@4_teachers]

Top ten Vlad interview. You don’t feel Jalen here, then u ain’t part of the culture.

[@TTJJCC]

Real talk

[@Drtyred313]

Niggah just make me fucking proud man...And obviously I’m from Detroit and we grew up at the same time...So there is a certain connection...I’m surprised that VLAD didn’t bring up the time Jalen got caught in a house and there were some drugs...They literally was like CRACK HOUSE....We like niggah anywhere you go in any hose I. The hood There is prolly some drugs...🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@ericalmaraz4303]

DeTrOiT why you tellin for snitch

[@Drtyred313]

Eric Almaraz that was on the news when we were kids man..Stop talkin to me...Y’all internet people be stooooopod...HE HAD A PRESS CONFERENCE AND SHIT DUMMY... Snitchin?

[@Powerule23]

Eric Almarez + This snitch shit is really getting over-extended. His being in a crack house was a big story at the time.

[@btmusicman5589]

Vlad don't really know shit about sports so I'm sure he didn't even research it. I'm from that era too and I remember it was all over the news here in the D when it happened

[@jons5658]

Powerule yeah, his dumb ass clearly don’t know. That’s the way it does on the internet though. Everybody just popping off. Corny shit. Eric Almarez, sit your little ass down and shut your mouth when grown folks are talking and you might learn something.

[@zerofox3075]

6:15 They beat the breaks off us 😂😂😂😂

[@mattbarnett1227]

ole judge mathis head....lol j.p

[@YNDTV1]

Interview Mr.380 from Houston

[@willieowens6012]

Voshon Lenard Detroit stand up.

[@haneefahson973]

Bro was a bucket💯

[@Nelson_Swamp]

Only the great Jalen Rose would drop a reference to the underrated '93 gem "Ricochet."

[@superfly19751]

This dude exceeded his talent level. Very good player and a very articulated person. Well done, Jalen! Jalen was interrupted when he was about to say Grant Hill could have gone to be one of the greatest to ever played the game if it wasn’t for the injuries (Which were designed to physically taking him out of the game). I remember watching Grant Hill played before his injuries, this guy could not be guarded or slowed down. He blew by Scottie Pippen every time. And he was great right out of the gate. Unreal talent….

[@travistrudeau4581]

WOW, God Bless you Jalen 🙏🙏, takes a BIG MAN to admit when your Jealous of another dude!! I remember Jalen on tha Raptors he was a BEAST!!

[@opinionmaximus]

Did not know Antoine "The Judge" Joubert went to Southwestern. Learn something new everyday. One of the first guys I remember rooting for at U of M.

[@bigtime5715]

Met Jalen at Staples cool down to earth brotha

[@RottenSircus]

Jalen keeping it 1000% !!!

[@nexxlevel4590]

Shout out to being named Jalen before it became WAY too common

[@jonathanblaze1648]

I have a cousin named Jalen. He was born in 92-93. My aunt named him after this man. Seems like a lot of women like that name 'Jalen'.

[@lancehood7916]

I understand what Jalen Rose, is saying and where he was coming from as a young man

[@DukeBlueDevilFan08]

I'm a huge Duke fan but Jalen Rose is one of my idols

[@ZavRed95]

We gone shock the world!

[@jeffjohnson726]

My cousin named his daughter jaylen because of you. Definitely his idol

[@romelloceemo]

INTERVIEW HIS BARBER

[@nickalexander1907]

Always liked Jalen, shout out to my guy.

[@fijiunlimited4503]

This is a good-ass interview.

[@sergiojuarez584]

I like how he owns everything!!! This is a real man

[@hovamaximo3710]

“Irrationally confident”.... trademark that !!!!

[@jons5658]

That’s not new though. Bill Simmons used to say that phrase all the time.

[@donnel234]

@@jons5658 That's because Jalen said it when they used to do podcasts on Grantland together

[@jamesdot87]

imagine social media in his era with Jordan and magic and Dennis Rodman lmaoooooo