Lebron Fan Reacts To Magic Johnsons ULTIMATE Mixtape For The First Time ! ( TURN ME UP THEN MAGIC )

[@zeewest5597]

You had me crying laughing with that reaction at 2:47 😂😂

[@rene.s.s]

Magic almost killed him

[@Phillygoat1983]

Magic was unreal lol shesssh

[@KWCline91]

Imagine taking a drink and then you see that, I can only imagine how far that drink goes from the mouth in shock and surprise over that.

[@Comedyvibes]

Jesus Loves you and wants youto accept him as your Lord and saviour

[@mannyneva1760]

It’s absolutely hilarious every time I hear someone say Lebron passes like Magic…not close at all

[@mrjay3047]

I never understood that statement. It seemed borderline blasphemous to me. Only comps is the amount of passes or his willingness to pass, but the difference was in clutch time magic still wanted the shot

[@slappyslapstick4045]

@@mrjay3047 Lol, this is dumb.

[@danieldawkins7960]

The passing comparison is just plain stupid! Know that if the game was on the line, Magic DEFINITELY was 'gon make the RIGHT BASKETBALL play- HE WAS TAKING THE SHOT.

[@sabin97]

lebaum fans be like that.....

[@slappyslapstick4045]

@@mrjay3047 Lol

[@rodrigolj]

Now that you've watched Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, and Larry Bird: imagine they were the starting PG, SG and SF for the 1992 Olympic Games, with Barkley at PF and Patrick Ewing as a Center. Perhaps NOW you understand why they were the "Dream Team", and all the others were just "Team USA".

[@kingdawg5830]

Exactly

[@mrjay3047]

Rockstars

[@2Tall2ActSmall]

Larry started but he didn’t play that much because by that time his back was trash

[@SportsSpeak73]

@@2Tall2ActSmall the fact that he messed up hiya back working on his mom's driveway is crazy

[@marksams6251]

I hate the arguments of who's the best Dream Team. THE Dream Team is the best if Bird and Magic was in their prime.

[@yoinkhaha]

"Y'all are goin' too fast, too fast." I think that's how most opponents felt playing against the Showtime Lakers.

[@dsroaddogg]

He has a learning deficit

[@BLKBKLN]

The true point God. His passing highlights are better than most scoring ones.

[@bobanjordan7653]

Thats what i be saying about kawhis defensive highlights

[@patrickboulware7159]

YES!!

[@Fornax70]

Magic would often fake out the cameramen with his no look passes, he was phenomenal. I’m a Celtics fan and loved Larry so watching him compete against Magic and the Lakers is why us oldies still think the 80s/90s was the golden era of basketball. I’d recommend watching some of those games in their entirety, if you got the time watch the 84,85,87 finals series. THAT was basketball at its best.

[@Doomthinkingman]

No lies detected!

[@tydeprince719]

It is the golden era and I'm 31 years old....basketball today is nothing but travels and shooters no more true big men no physicality the females are playing more physical than these premadonas thats why i like gianis and westbrooke so much

[@cyber6sapien]

Magic is the only player I've seen whose light did not dim when MJ shared the court with him. I think this was because Magic was equally as talented as MJ but in a completely different and unique way.

[@Vatghan]

This is soooo true!

[@martinmackye9865]

Real Keen observation. I agree with you too. Except for the last time in the 91 Championship that was the first time I saw a magic and Jordan on the court together and it was obvious somebody had the higher ground. But before that you're absolutely right Edit: I know I know. My guy was hurt. But that wasn't it.

[@jeffwatts1126]

@@martinmackye9865 By 91 Magic was at the end of his career, Jorday was just hitting his prime. The Lakers were a depleted team at that point, Kareem retired 2 years before, Magic was still putting up 40 in that series, but thats a bad sign. If Magic is putting up 40 every game, then theres something wrong with the Lakers. So you cant really judge the two of them just off that series. Magic never played a full season again. In fact, he didnt play a game for 4 years after that series, until he had a short comeback in 1995

[@spitnificent]

@@jeffwatts1126Magic was the league MVP in 1990 (age 31 and not old) and he took the Lakers to the 91 finals. He lost fair and square no matter what is said about how he got there. The HIV diagnosis was the only thing that took him away from the game.

[@jc5144]

I feel like it's irresponsible to make such a bold statement that LeBron is the best of all time without even seeing any of these legends play.

[@skywatcher9176]

LeBron is the best of all time😮‍💨

[@donaldbrady3850]

@@skywatcher9176 lol. Okay.

[@pedroburgos3330]

@@skywatcher9176 riggghhttt /s

[@NothinButGame]

And when the people that witnessed from Magic then MJ until now say that Lebron isn’t the goat the younger people say they don’t know what they’re talking about or that they’re hating 🤣🤦🏽‍♂️

[@cyber6sapien]

@@NothinButGame IKR!!?? We've seen ALL of them and they've only seen ONE of them. Who has the better overall perspective? 🤔

[@jaywoolston2851]

Magic, Larry, and Michael. They defined that era.

[@katrinachavez3533]

Great reaction! Loved your energy. Magic is the reason I fell in love with this sport in 1980, his rookie season. He's my favorite player all-time and it's not even close. I was fortunate to have seen him ball in person many times and each time he never disappointed. 6'9 guard with bionic vision and the passing creativity we'll never ever see again. On the hardwood he was pure Magic!

[@patrickboulware7159]

Thank you AGREE!!

[@270yis7]

He was the greatest point guard in NBA history, and for around twelve seasons, he was arguably the NBA's best all-around player.

[@ernestb4473]

Best point guard the game has ever seen.

[@zoominnboomin]

The first video I watched of yours, you had around 700 subscribers. Now you're at 3.3K...keep on grinding man...I will be there with you. Let me restate that. We will be there with you.

[@lestatg8]

This is what the REAL Showtime looked like... poetry in motion... Magic is the BEST PASSER of all time!!!

[@gregorykizer5538]

We keep trying to tell y’all generation that we had ballers too. 😂😂😂🤣

[@2throwed281]

Magic was always moving forward. Even during the fancy dribbles he was moving forward, makes me scratch my head sometimes.

[@krkbeats007]

Bro I love these videos, it’s not that we don’t respect the new generation but peeps act like the league used to be wack. 80-90s ballers were like artists wit the rock

[@shaungofficial]

Magic was special, 5 championships, the best passer in NBA History and it’s not even close

[@jamaal9911]

Magic had the ability to make the 15th player shine.

[@TripSe7en_77]

These reactions be having me rolling, man! 🤣🤣 This is great

[@Nihilus_Outis]

Magic Johnson... best point guard ever. Magic and Bird saved the NBA in the '80s. The GOAT Jordan elevated the NBA to a whole new level. Then came Shaq, Kobe, Iverson, LeBron, and so on. It's unfortunate that there are not enough videos from the '70s and '60s. The tales of players like Wilt Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor, Oscar Robertson, Pete Maravich, and Julius 'Dr.J' Erving are legendary. But if you want to react to even sicker highlights, go no further than Dominique Wilkins.

[@IYPITWL]

Big O just about averaged a triple double 5 years in a row.

[@sueellenshepherdewing9444]

Great video. Your first “Who’s that?” was Jerry West, the NBA logo.

[@andytan911]

🤣 Man, if you don't how who's the logo, you don't know NBA.

[@El_Bueno]

He's also the mastermind behind getting Kobe to LA.

[@bielito23]

@@El_Bueno and shaq too

[@derricklabriesr.5602]

That was Isaiah Thomas... considered to be one of the best PGs ever

[@Ozem_Israel]

Isaiah dribbling behind the back for about 15 seconds in a face up. That's ludicrous level handle.

[@Topir_D_Sheefy]

i keep telling him that’s who he should watch next

[@derricklabriesr.5602]

A Kyrie before Kyrie.. not as good as a shooter, but handles were top notch

[@Ozem_Israel]

Imagine how he would handle the rock in today's game. I think I recall an interview of him saying he would been bananas if he was allowed to cup and carry like they do today.

[@derricklabriesr.5602]

I agree... it's more... I dont wanna say soft, but... they're not as aggressive today as they were in the 80s and early 90s when he played

[@frankiek2269]

I remember watching Magic. He’s the beast that started the “Eyes in the Back if his Head” and “No-look!” rhetoric that is commonly used today. His court-awareness was off the charts!! But I also remember MJ and his collegiate Olympic team beating the ‘83 All-Star team 8 for 8. And in the sixth game, the NBA stars really wanted to win. But unfortunately, Jordan wasn’t in the NBA at the time.

[@sabin97]

yeah. jordan was humiliating legends before he even started his nba career.

[@JrClips27]

When we say Magic is the point God, we're not exaggerating. He's literally THE Point God 🙏🏾

[@patrickboulware7159]

No DOUBT!!

[@ChristopherHicksSEO]

Magic had it all. Unbelievable ball handling skills, elite passing, could shoot from anywhere on the floor, and had that killer instinct. Understanding how great he was gives you insight into how great Bird and Jordan really were. Does not matter what era, they would have been the best in the league. The stats would be better in this era for sure.

[@creativeearthian1702]

He couldn't do fadeaways because of low release shooting.

[@dgerch]

@@creativeearthian1702 he didn't need to, he was 6'9". He could just shoot over whoever was guarding him.

[@270yis7]

@@dgerch Magic also had that crazy flat-footed set shot that looked like it wouldn't go in, but often did. :D

[@dgerch]

@@270yis7 it was ugly, but contrary to popular belief, Magic was a good outside shooter (plus he was hitting free throws at a 90% clip his last few years. Bad shooters don't lead the league in FTH percentage).

[@studentofthegamenetworks824]

Magic was ahead of his time . Best no looks I’ve ever seen TO THIS DAY 2021

[@mamasboy2268]

Magic was something that hasn't been replicated yet. Even Kobe was a carbon copy of MJ. Magics court vision and ball handling, especially at his size, was unmatched. The closest I've seen in live action was Rod Strickland in the league, and Avery Johnson in college. I've only seen clips of Pistol Pete. Magic threw real no-look passes, not the "I looked at you, and turned my head while I was passing" pass😂. But, you cant have a serious GOAT conversation without including Magic, period.

[@cyber6sapien]

Agreed. BTW, Kobe carbon copied 2nd threepeat Jordan. The late 80's early 90's Jordan was basically an alien!

[@srihith3241]

Nobody argues that magic is the goat?

[@BLKBKLN]

@@cyber6sapien yep! The early iteration of Jordan isn't something to be replicated. Just unbridled athleticism.

[@imonangeltime4253]

Bruh you have no idea how good it feels to watch a young man get hype on the superstars that I grew up watching. Thank you for these videos 👍

[@Nazyairsengikar]

And that is why he is called magic🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. When you see how good Magic and bird were; you understand why Jordan became so good. When you face the best; to win you need to be better.

[@djdavejordan6498]

Jordan came into league giving guys the business. If you don't believe me, watch the NBA Allstar team that played against the college players that were going to play in the Olympics. Jordan served notice then. He led the league in scoring for 10 straight years.

[@mrjay3047]

Now my man is starting to understand us old head’s when we talk about the true Mt Rushmore of basketball.

[@BigKing17]

Yup and Lebron belongs there.......1)Mj 2)Kareem 3)Lebron 4)Whoever

[@du2thurl42]

@@BigKing17 mj lebron kareem magic bird duncan kobe wilt Hakeem shaq

[@BigKing17]

@@du2thurl42 Only 4 people can be on Mt Rushmore

[@FOT2010]

Bron not even top 10

[@MDAA313]

Mj, Kareem, Russell, Magic, Lebron

[@bigezy42]

Now that you've watched MJ, Magic and Larry does it make sense that some of us old heads consider Lebron to be top 4 or 5 not goat? Also keep up the good work. Enjoying your stuff.

[@TheDudeAbides1998]

Ezz42- There are a lot of other guys you can put in front of Lebron. Asides those 3 you mentioned which is obvious. One can put Kareem, Kobe, Duncan, Olajuwon, Wilt, West, Oscar, and Dr.J ahead of lebron.

[@EntertainmentGuru101]

@@TheDudeAbides1998 all of them are greats but take it easy... tbh only MJ is in the conversation with Lebron. His accolades + championships puts him at top 2. People need to stop changing their criterea based on the player they compare LBJ with and also need to start using context.

[@TheDudeAbides1998]

@@EntertainmentGuru101 nope. We have to compare EVERYTHING. TBH, I don't have Lebron top ten.

[@EntertainmentGuru101]

@@TheDudeAbides1998 not top ten!? You cannot be serious... why not

[@TheDudeAbides1998]

@@EntertainmentGuru101 when you are competing for the best, why would you need all these prime allstars? Why resort to flopping? The league really babies for not calling him out for his traveling. He has numerous flaws in his game. His offensive repertoire is really limited. Overrated on the defensive end. If you are so great at something, you don't tell people that, you let others do that for you. His playing style is very predictable. The media BS him, oh he's pass first player and he can guard the 1-5(really)? How can you be a past first player when you are taking the most shots on your team? He is such a follower/wannabe of MJ it's clear as day. Not only did he copy his jersey # but his movie flopped.

[@mcrickyb3968]

Just proves LeBron calling himself the GOAT is so disrespectful. With all the greats from the past. Watching a LeBron highlight clip doesn’t get people as excited as Jordan, Bird and Magic cauae they show skill and class in the middle or surround be the opposing team, LeBorn is almost always by himself or with only 1 player on him when they say he is being great.

[@australiansarefree1586]

The only defence for LeBron is that the game these days is robotic & doesn't allow a player to truly dominate

[@mrjay3047]

Agreed. That’s why for me it’s hard to consider Lebron the GOAT because to me as a forward you have to pass Larry Bird. Not a shot or play to win the game where I’m not taking Bird over Lebron. And I hated the Celtics.

[@Boney4000]

Yall should just go back and watch Lebron first 3 seasons and battles with Celtics and Detroit. All of your arguments will be refuted..

[@traceybean9449]

@@Boney4000 LeBron WILL NEVER be on Larry, Magic and Mike's LEVEL. PERIOD. End of discussion

[@dynamic6645]

@@traceybean9449 I agree, LeBron will never be on MJ's, Larry's and Magic's levels because LeBron is on different level than these guys, on a level beyond these guys.

[@ericrattray2834]

Keep it Coming Lil Bro. Love Your Eyes Opening to the Games Best Players.

[@marlonious7650]

The game winners Magic 🎩 had were absolutely diabolical heart stopping heart breakers. Magic has been my favorite of all time since 6th grade. Jordan came later but it doesn't have the same impact as the MAGIC MAN.

[@Calinicus72]

God, I miss those days!🥲 Magic was just that: Magic. When the Lakers got their fast break going, fans would get excited to see what Magic would do with the ball. Of course, those of us watching at home could see better, and would get just as pumped as those watching at the arena!

[@maskedassassinsclan1185]

That’s why I said… look at the talent jordan overcame to become the GOAT

[@kirbyaugustine761]

Thats a great point. The superstars of the league pre-Lebron understood that every super hero NEEDS a super villain to reach greatness which is why Lebron stacking his teams every season will never gain him consideration as the goat, no matter how many rings he wins.

[@KayBeen]

@@kirbyaugustine761 only reason Jordan won is because those great teams got old. He NEVER beat the Celtics in the playoffs. Beat Detroit when they got old. And beat the Lakers when they were very old. Honestly Jordans toughest competition was in the east against the Knicks with Pat Ewing and pacers with Reggie Miller. Who I believe always had tough playoff series.

[@kirbyaugustine761]

@@KayBeen So because MJ is the GOAt I guess you’re expecting him to travel back in time too. Every championship star and team dealt with the scenario you’re speaking of and guess what not all of them won either when they got their shot at a title. The year MJ beat Utah the 2nd time (reread that) they had the best record in the league. He also beat a prime Barkley who was league MVP that year he lost to the Bulls as well as a prime Sonic’s team with Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp. Your argument doesn’t hold water. Nice try. Do your research because team stacker Lebron ain’t even close to MJ.

[@KayBeen]

@@kirbyaugustine761 First of I don't believe Jordan is the goat so I'm not expecting anything from him. I said that Jordans toughest competition was in the east as my research tells me he went 7 games in the playoffs with both the Knicks and the pacers. So your argument is that the sonics, suns, Utah the 2nd time the bulls beat them they had the best record in the league. Yes I reread it like u asked that they were these great teams. If they were so great what's the reason none of them teams never ever Won a single championship. They had plenty of opportunities. Jordan retired or the bulls didn't make it to the final. They still never won. Malone played together 20 years with the same coach and same system never won a championship. Karl Malone great player. Never came through in the clutch. Missed tons of free throws to cost them that series and ultimately a championship. Seattle was not a great team either. Why do you talk about Shawn Kemp like he was this great skilled player. His best attribute is dunking. Highlights got u confused buddy. The suns wasn't a great team either. Barkley played 16 or 17 years. Made it to the finals ONCE. So my research tells me u can't be a great team if I've never one a championship and only made it to the finals once. Or twice in Utah's case.

[@kirbyaugustine761]

@@KayBeen All the teams aforementioned would’ve been favored to win the title those respective years if they weren’t playing the Bulls. MJ has NEVER (reread that). NEVER lost in the Finals. He has been MVP EVERY (reread that), EVERY Finals. The Jazz made it to the Finals 2 consecutive years which by most accounts is damn near an impossibility. I think Lebron has you jaded. His team stacking has got you believing that a superstar should make it to the Finals every season but... that’s actually a false notion. In MJ’s day teams stuck together and saw getting to the Finals as a journey. Although Barkley didn’t win a title there were many more star players that never got close to making it too a Finals. This is the problem old heads have with Lebron. How you get the titles matters as much as how many you get. Load management and team stacking weren’t considered viable options in MJ’s day. The league was a lot more physical in that era as compared to today’s game and yet Lebron has only played 1 complete season in over 16 seasons. I appreciate the debate but LBJ hasn’t given you a stable stance to defend.

[@ldybozz]

Oh man 😆😆 you brought back memories of my uncles at family gatherings. During playoffs. They're hardcore Lakers fans. Im not into basketball. It seems the player's skills back then (80s) were phenomenal. Compared to today. Funny reaction. Thanks for the laughs and memories 😁 ✌ & 💜

[@Brian3xm]

Maaaaan!!!!! You are absolutely hilarious, and I am an "old hat" who was watching Magic in the 80's, and he is still my #1 point guard of all times. He did this type of thing in college and high school. He is the only player who won 3 national titles (High school, College, and NBA) in a four-year period. And, he was the NBA finals MVP as a Rookie, and he played all three positions in the final game without their star Center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Absolutely phenomenal!!!! Magic

[@Stigmonus]

The transition passes where the staple of Magic's offense, its called the Showtime offense. Its all running all the time, and he's going to get the ball to the right guy.

[@Bighjr88]

He was a rookie & won the finals mvp & still is the only rookie to EVER do that.

[@TreyParker318]

Ppl forget magic won a chip, playin center, in his ROOKIE year! Insane!

[@ilocanodetoy2225]

Rookie with Finals MVP at the same time.

[@Doomthinkingman]

@@ilocanodetoy2225 and the fact he had just won the NCAA championship against Bird and Indiana State just the year before. Man's was a born winner

[@srihith3241]

He didn’t deserve finals mvp, Kareem deserved it. He had much better stats, and even with the late injury, he clearly deserved it.

[@sovannpen]

I appreciate you standing up for the greatness youngblood. 😃🔥✌️

[@a.n.h.b.3376]

Now you can kind of understand a little why so many say that the 80's and 90's was the most exciting the NBA has ever been.

[@yousri.g.1348]

Now, you know why we called him "Magic " A Fan From France !😉

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Magic is above Bron on my list atm, and I believe Bird in his prime was better than Magic 1. Jordan 2. Kareem 3. Russell 4. Magic 5. Wilt, Bird, Olajuwon, Duncan, Kobe or Lebron

[@AlexK878]

That's a good list you've got.

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

@@AlexK878 Thanks

[@cyber6sapien]

My top 5 is : 1. Jordan 2. Kareem 3. Magic 4. LeBron 5. Russell . .. So almost identical to yours.

[@srihith3241]

Lebron is the goat. Wilt and bill played with plumbers

[@tootalltoft35]

Gotta say love the channel love that you're doing research and your fave is your fave but I love the respect you give to all the legends now that you're watching them.

[@RodneyEchols]

I feel like you’d love a White Chocolate reel. Jason William and Pete Maravich (you could do a whole theme on white ballers, there were some great ones beside just Larry) also that little dude you thought want Dominique Wilkins, that was the OG Isaiah Thomas. You could do a little man theme too. Just ideas, good work

[@andrewdavid5928]

Magic was a street ball player with the grace of a panther. He also played with a pure joy that was infectious.

[@roberthamilton6986]

Something that a friend of mine said one time: "look at magics passes. Notice that almost all his passes land in his teammates hands. No drop or bobble, but on the money"

[@cephusmorgan420]

Preach

[@klaws32]

Magic, Bird , and Jordan. I dont think anyone else can be in the same sentence. 3 greatest players since 1980.

[@tavaresthomas6016]

This why I laugh when I hear biased young guys talk about this era like their experts. Like this present era is so elite over the Magic, Bird and Jordan era. Us old heads just cant let go of the past blah blah blah. No its just that this is basketball to us. Thanks for doing your research you're a real one

[@srihith3241]

Lebron is the goat stay mad

[@tavaresthomas6016]

@@srihith3241 cool story bro

[@Cuffski]

You are so on point, basketball was art, struggle, you played the game. These guy's don't know about playground or open gym ball, the real passion.

[@Rendclaw]

Magic is my all-time favorite player. No one better at the top of the mountain in my world, though there are plenty of players at or near that level. When he had that press conference in 1991, I was in my bedroom crying, because I thought that he was going to die. And here he is literally 30 years later, living his best life. And he still has that competitive fire in him, too.

[@patrickboulware7159]

AGREE!!

[@michaelmanning9028]

4:20 "42 points at center?" It used to be that most teams always wanted a star center as opposed to other positions, in the 84 draft the Blazers and Rockets passed on Jordan because they needed a center, the Rockets probably didn't mind cause they got Hakeem and he led the Rockets to 2 championships while Jordan was playing baseball, but I'm sure the Blazers kicked themselves in the ass for years, especially In 92 when they lost to Jordan in the finals lol

[@cyber6sapien]

That's why Jordan is considered the GOAT. It doesn't make sense that someone was that offensively dominant with that physical stature. And especially not someone playing in the late 80's early 90's era where the league was dominated by big men. Jordan broke the mold in terms of how championships were won. The only other back court player to win a championship without a talented big was Steph Curry. And Steph needed Durant to eventually join him in order to build a dynasty.

[@srihith3241]

Steph didn’t need Durant. Steph is the greatest point guard at his peak.

[@upstatebrian3726]

This the correct reaction. Now you know. Great vid. Fun to watch. Thanks

[@marcjones3169]

Magic often times looked off seconds before initiating a pass. He knew where everyone on the floor was and where they would be at and deliver with precision.

[@russelturner5771]

Magic & Bird were always two or three plays ahead of everyone else on the court.

[@marcjones3169]

@@russelturner5771 facts.

[@teddyjr.424]

BROOOO! You got me DEAD with your reactions, dude! 🤣🤣🤣 But, that's exactly how we reacted real time when you watched Magic play. Good to see a youngsta like urself doin' his homework. Salute and much respect 🙌🏾✊🏾💪🏾🏀

[@nickmurphy8522]

Larry Legend and Magic were the best in the 80s…they were the show to watch

[@34rdiaz]

Im so glad you seen the other video first so this one took you to another level..now could you imagine what a series with magic vs bird was like...yeah AMAZING SERIES..never a boring game.

[@sirwaldo]

If you’re amazed by Magic (as you should be lol) I got 4 words for you: “White Chocolate” Jason Williams … that’ll be a great video 🔥🔥

[@donaldbrady3850]

J Williams to me is extremely overrated. Once the Kings got rid of him for Bibby they became a much better team.

[@aaronwarren8389]

My favorite player growing up. It was amazing watching him play

[@youngcactusjack]

It’s alright g that’s why he’s in my top 5 all time mines go 1.mj 2.lbj 3.kobe 4.kareem 5. Magic 6. Bird 7. Hakeem 8. Shaq 9. Tim and 10. For me is tied between KD/Wilt/Bill

[@srihith3241]

Good list but I think Lebron goat

[@youngcactusjack]

@@srihith3241 that’s cool , what’s your main reasoning for bron being the goat

[@srihith3241]

@@youngcactusjack all around play versatility athletic ability and overall asset to the team. I would rather have Lebron than jordan personally because I think he would make more impact. Especially in his prime, could do everything and guard everyone, just my opinion though. Wish everyone would finally agree that Lebron and MJ are at least the top 2 all time easily and stop randomly putting people like magic in contention because of a little mixtape 😂

[@matthewbundesman4724]

I love these historic mixtapes! Really shows younger people when people could really ball!

[@BYUBOY33]

Legaci: Who is that? Me: That's the logo bruh lol

[@jaywoolston2851]

LOL. Yeah, I was going to say that too!

[@whodatbe80]

Haha! I was looking to see if someone pointed it out... The Logo!

[@sterlzd.657]

John Stockton. Best pure PG Ever. 20 points, 28 assists and 8 steals. And that was just one game.

[@jamalemanuel1272]

This the one right here 👏 your reactions are the best keep it up

[@mockingslur6945]

May as well go watch some Wilt Chamberlon video’s I just finished one, and in the 50’s they had to ban him jumping from the free throw line for free throw’s. When he was in his 40’s he blocked Magic’s shot one game magic called goal tending. Wilt said play it again, nobody is scoring at this basket, and every shot was blocked after that.

[@vegastjg]

wilt retired in 1973 while Magics rookie season was in 79-80 so you are not talking about a real game that's for damn sure

[@mockingslur6945]

@@vegastjg watch my video I posted. He still had it into his 60’s. You can see him next to Shaq and

[@SSChitownWild100s]

I definitely enjoy seeing your reaction on the old skool greatness that I have witnessed in real time back in the day…. Believe you me we all had the same reactions….. and those converse were called weapons. One of at the time the most sought out after shoes ever…

[@andrewcorvera6728]

I LOVE YOUR REACTION MAN, THOSE ARE THE "MAGIC SHOWTIME" IN THE 80'S

[@rwpgng]

That is greatness! Magic! I saw him play with Kareem! My favorite Lakers combo all time.

[@joannpreston2999]

These were My Lakers! until Jordan hit the league in '84! I had to give it up to Jordan. Heart Breaking. ❤

[@theoriginal2382]

I’m with ya baby bro…keep posting

[@smoke7724]

I’m so happy for you, especially since it was your first time. Magic, nothing left to say. Several guys in front of bron.

[@StandUpGill]

Proud of the young generation for getting into these dudes. Great reaction

[@keithaiyahisrael3700]

Im cracking up youngblood. You didn't know {MAGIC WAS THAT DUDE}.5 Rings.MVPS.Nuff said.

[@rolandbishop9716]

Michael and Larry’s highlight videos are the 2 greatest things I’ve ever seen

[@7wnb]

Bird & Magic made the NBA must see TV! I truly miss watching those guys light it up on a nightly basis.

[@marcusmcgraw3803]

I’m happy you finally really seeing the greats

[@TheNolanater]

Glad you reacted to Magic. After reacting to Magic Jordan Bird, that was the era. The world feared team USA. Yes team USA the dram team picture all 3 of them playing together vs the world. We destroyed the entire world, made them cry.

[@cyber6sapien]

Bro your reactions are epic!! Keep up the great work!!!

[@craiglaster5805]

I love seeing the younger generation respect the old skools salute

[@dianebaker7714]

I am a female born in the 60's. I have 4 older brothers and a crazy dad who all played basketball and baseball. So back in the day it didn't matter if you could afford a TV in every room, there was only one TV in the family room. We had to watch TV as a family as well. No going to your room or doing your own thing. I never got to pick what program to watch. It was always the Lakers or Hee Haw. Sometimes Batman which I loved! I hated basketball!!!! I was forced to watch it on TV and everyday had to go watch one of my brothers games. My mother was earning extra credentials at the University a couple nights a month and on those nights when my dad had to babysit were the worst times in my childhood as I was forced to go to the Forum and watch live basketball. It was hell I tell you. Until one day..... there was a new player for the Lakers doing things I have never seen before in my life and trust me I have seen it all up until then. It was the most exciting thing I had ever seen in my life and I never missed a game ever during Magic's reign. Everything was different including the fans at the arena. It was a party for all! I feel I was so lucky to be part of the Magic era and to see the Lakers live I wouldn't trade it for anything.

[@MaedarOH]

Magic was truly one of the greats, I'm glad to see you catching up on some of these guys. You should check out Jason Williams if you want to see some slick passes.

[@MrFuchew]

he came back for a minute in 1996 and put a move on latrell spreewell that reportedly made him lose all control of his bowels

[@steverobinson5677]

It's good to see these youngsters give the respect to those who came before

[@BubaIGunga]

He was a rookie when he asked to start as a center and broight the title to the Lakers basically by himself.

[@lestermoonbottom]

That was fun man, thx

[@jeffreyroberson7900]

Young blood glad you have witnessed a real show stopper,his skills had all holding their heads or doing a double take!

[@paladinminipedro707]

I loved your reaction to Larry Bird!! Now i get to see your reaction to my fave player of this game!!

[@chimbatete]

I've seen all the reaction vids. You're the best!

[@henneseslimify]

High powered reaction young sir! I didn't know I'd enjoy this like I did the jordan reactions and that's saying alot. When you were doing the jordan reactions you better understand how truly the torch was passed from magic to jordan. During a dream team scrimmage MJ's team went up against an aged magic and bird team after the game ( a must watch) mj said there's a new sheriff in town. And you heard correctly mj said magic was his fuel. "Southern Bboy respectfully since 83 repping Hip Hop and Boulevard homes projects nicely to the present"

[@jtremaine23]

Man...these videos just lets me know that Magic, Bird, Jordan and Olajuwon would dominate today and I saw them play back then lol.

[@peacetrumpsall1030]

Magic Jordan Brid keep it going bro this is awesome looks much better with leflop in the back too lol pioneers of bball these are the OG creators that paved the way for the talents today

[@oacevedo81]

They didn't call him Magic for nothing... GOAT PG. It's like he knew where everyone was on the court.

[@breakfastenjoyer]

dude your reactions are so good lmao I've never seen Magic play but you make it seem like i'm watching this with a friend. Subbed.

[@TStLou1]

Greatest nickname of all time, most exciting player of all time- not even a question.

[@dennismccray6774]

What you are looking at when you watch these old videos is real basketball sir!!!

[@julioalicea2714]

Almost had a tear when magic hit the all star 3

[@kennethbjr]

Great Video young King!!!

[@sharonlycorish3668]

This video is a thing of beauty. With all that noise about who is the greatest we really need to be reminded of what the GOATS of the game did with the ball in their hands. Things of beauty my peoples.

[@isaiahpavia-cruz678]

“Too fast.. too fast” epitome of Showtime!