LEBRON SUPERFAN REACTS to Michael Jordan's HISTORIC Bulls Highlights | PzoThePlug

[@editname8536]

bro that monologue in the last minute was dope, i thought you were reading off a script

[@Comedyvibes]

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

[@deereddd_7-Thirteen]

LABRON IS NOT FASTER ... MJ RAN A 4.3 40 IN COLLEGE ... U REALLY GOTTA DO YO RESEARCH

[@Jmab-rv7jc]

Both Players are great. I understands the bias regarding generation. But old heads seen both players play. Young guns only seen lebron play. Highlights dont do justice because it doesnt show perserverance when the game is in the line. Lebron is great but he had a weakness. Which is the freethrow in crucial games.Jordan dont have that weekness. Yes Lebron has more points. But he also played more games. Thats like saying you have 60 points and i have 45points. But you played two games i played 1 game.

[@kharlcopiko]

MJ is THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME. no argue no question

[@princerose233]

Jordan was putting up 50 points at the age of 40 on the wizard. What are you talking about. Labronze at 38? Lol

[@benjaminrowlett6960]

I would like to clarify things that you are incorrect about: Jordan is faster. Jordan has a higher recorded vertical leap. Jordan plays better defense. Jordan jas a better mid-range game. Jordan has better low post moves. Jordan has a much better and more complete layup package. Jordan is a better free throw shooter. Jordan won with the team he had and didn't have to leave every few years to go to the most stacked roster --- and STILL won more championships. Look... Nobody is going to hold it against you that lebron James is your favorite player. It's totally understandable. You grew up watching him. And, he is a great player. But, he can't do half of the things that you saw Jordan do in these video clips.

[@ayporos6049]

Thank you ! He is a kid with no knowledge about the basketball and the core of competitive sport. Stats are overrated, you play to win ok

[@coxfordGamer]

Very well said.

[@kmooreusps]

I was about to make a post and then i read this. You could not have said it better. No matter what these Lebron fans think he will never be on Jordans level. They argue that he has more points and all these other stats but they fail to realize that it took him several more years to catch Jordans stats than it did for Jordan to make them. Lebron is better at longevity and thats about it. I do believe that Lebron is one of the greatest players of all time but he will never be the GOAT. The only thing he is GOAT of at this point in his career is flopping and taking plays off.

[@masterreaper115]

AND he did all this in an era where the game was way more physical with significantly less rules barring what could be done on defense.

[@Hamidxa]

Well said!

[@rickmason6157]

Most of us are not biased young fella.We hated JORDAN cause he destroyed everybody's team.But we all recognize he was the G.O.A.T.

[@MrJohnnyLighting]

Knick fan here and I hated that mfka....but he is a basketball God, and there is no one like him and there will never be.

[@Nightcrew5150]

💯

[@nathanmckenzie904]

Facts

[@tacodaddy4309]

Facts dude. I grew up in a Jazz house. Those back to backs hurt my mom for years. Nobody like MJ. But yeah, MJ killed all of our teams.

[@chadblackburn6137]

I've always HATED Jordan and Bird..big up Magic..but Jordan beats everybody easily except Lebron, MJ beats Lebron 💯 but not as easily. MJ would kill Lebron to win, Bron would smack MJ strenuously to win I'd bet.

[@broadwaykillz2683]

LeBron is not faster than jordan and he doesn't jump higher than jordan and he doesn't have a jump shot like jordan or defense like the black jesus and that's facts not feelings

[@worldlfree]

At all!

[@Dbv-oq4tv]

Yup!

[@tinyfalcon1185]

Jordan ran a 4.3 40

[@alanburke1302]

I was going to say the same thing. Jordan was faster. He played 3 years of college (winning a ncaa title). Took 1.5 years off to play baseball and 3 years off before he joined the wizards and still dominated on a bad team (almost brought them to the playoffs even with the injuries). If he would have joined out of college and took 4.5 years off he could have padded his stats more like Lebron. Lebron also isn't nearly as clutch. Jordan was hitting game winners constantly in the biggest games even.. There's not much a comparison if you do any research or like myself watching both of there careers. Lebron is special, health is 2nd to none that I can think of. He's obviously very talented but just not THE best. Maybe top 5 in my opinion.

[@larryrobinson9584]

Exactly. Look at the playoff ppg percentage and rules was different not easy like today

[@undmorte3706]

As someone who watched both players throughout their careers, MJ is better in every way as a player, and especially as a winner. You were never disappointed in an MJ performance, as he played every game as if it'd be his last. He was a god among men in the world of basketball, and LBJ could never match that. Jordan remains the GOAT

[@titomartinez9145]

Jordan was also a WAYYYYY BETTER DEFENDER 💯 and MJ Actually Got Fouled, unlike Lebron 🤣😭

[@MrDavisSaysHELLYEAH]

There is absolutely nothing not one thing that LeBron James does better on a basketball court than Michael Jordan.

[@valarmorghulis118]

There is!! Being a cement truck

[@soramirez5473]

he averages more assists.. so I gotta say he is a better passer than Jordan.. Thats it.

[@blueytho0154]

@@soramirez5473 he’s only a “better” passer because of LeBron’s role on his teams. He’s always been the point guard. When MJ was a point guard during the 89 season he averaged 32ppg 11asts 10reb. He had a stretch of 7 straight triple doubles (something LeBron has never done in his whole career playing pg.) 10 of those 11 games were triple doubles. He also out assisted magic johnson in the 91 finals. Averaging 12asts while dropping 30+ points each game. 53% fg too. There’s nothing LeBron does better. His stats are just inflated due to his role. Remember, MJ plays to win. LeBron clearly plays for stats.

[@soramirez5473]

@@blueytho0154 I dont disagree but i try to be objective and stat wise, I gotta go lebron.. tho MJ was a great passer himself, but im not picking MJ to pass or run my teams offense, picking him cuz he is MJ the best ever and he is guna score more than anybody else and defend as good as anybody else.. and then I would pick Larry Bird next.. Lebron can be fourth I guess. Behind Kareem but infront of Magic.

[@dg87]

He flops better than MJ

[@cano21]

LBJ knows he ain't on MJ level. That's why he talks about how great he is all the time and MJ never says a word. It's just understood as fact, like gravity. MJ = 🐐

[@PzoThePlug]

I cant disagree

[@Comedyvibes]

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

[@robertschweyher956]

@@Comedyvibes AMEN 🙏

[@deereddd_7-Thirteen]

FACTZ

[@kaaronhudson8112]

@@Comedyvibes amen

[@keithkool8308]

If you’re old enough to see both of them play then you know who the real goat is.

[@mpound97]

That's why it's no discussion, no debate, no argument between these two on who's the better player. The queen is lucky to have his media cohorts push his goat propaganda cuz only young kids will believe it. Anyone who saw them both know there's no comparison.

[@alphonzodarty7021]

I'm old enough to have seen some of the greats before MJ, watching Magic and Bird go at it for a decade, seeing Kareem in his prime, Dr. J being a showrunner for the ABA before moving to the NBA. I witnessed greatness, and then Jordan comes along. I truly don't believe that all the words that his supporters say, all of his highlight videos, can describe just how incredible it was to observe him to anyone who didn't see him playing live. Best way for me to do it, it's like watching the player who totally dominates your favorite team. playing for your team and doing it his entire career, against everyone.

[@jaysonwilson2697]

Same here! I watched both of them growing up and Jordan just stood out more to me

[@williamhunt1643]

Today's basketball is too soft compared the 90's. Piston invented "The Jordan's rule", never heard any team had "The Bron's rule" 🤷😹

[@ronherda9739]

bron played lame sometimes thats what i hated about him..

[@suttonmychubb1571]

Fun fact: to this day Jordan still has the highest vertical leap at 48" and the longest hang time at .092 seconds in NBA history

[@CasperCoolBreeze]

3 things I want you to keep in mind. 1. Jordan got touched up every single game, he did this in an era that physicality was at its peak. Jordan was straight up abused by some teams (Pistons specifically), fouls that in this modern era would be considered flagrant. 2. Jordan was 10x scoring title holder, 9x all-defensive team, and achieved all of this in 13 seasons with the Bulls. He also achieved his first 3peat when his father was murdered during the playoffs. The mental toughness to do such a thing is beyond most of our comprehension. 3. Jordan was not an asshole, he was THE ASSHOLE. He pushed his teammates to practice so hard the games became easy. He also elevated his game year after year. He made every teammate better than they were by themselves, and pushed himself to be better season after season, 3peat to 3peat. He also took Pippen under his wings and developed him for 3 seasons before they won their first championship together. They both went on to achieve 6, and in Jordan's HoF induction speech, he made sure everyone knew just how important Pippen was to his greatness. Things to consider in your evaluation of the man.

[@anoon187]

O and don't forget jordan never walked out on his team with like 5 mins left on the clock just because they were losing

[@paulbonge6617]

🙏 You go on and PREACH I'm with you! I watched him play, destroy my heros, Brid and Magic and I loved MJ all the way. I was there for ALL the "Dream Team" games in Barcelona in 92 and it's still the most overwhelming SINGLE event in my sports history! Up there with Schumacher and Hamilton, Messi and Pele all the greats. NOT every generation gets to have that and this whole Lebron debate is only alive because the youth of today were raised in an environment where they were told they were "special" and you're just as great or valuable than anyone else! BS some are and MOST are not, that's LIFE and if you wish to survive life then learn that fast and depend on YOU and not any handouts because even today, they won't be coming. We EARN what we work for and MJ BUSTED HIS ASS for EVERY point! NOT something Lebron has EVER been accused of, BUT he leads MJ in assists! WHY? because he doesn't trust in his ability to win, he needs other's to pick up the slack so he is leading in the ASSIST category. Call MJ a "Ball Hog" call him selfish, but WHO won 3 times, over and over and over and then did it again, over and over and over? MJ

[@BG-zv5bk]

His dad was not murdered DURING the playoffs, it was in the summer. Don't argue, there are pictures of his dad with him celebrating that 3rd chip, he was killed July 23rd 1993, way after the finals.

[@michaellahoud14]

It's sad to hear a true basketball fan like yourself denying the real facts and throwing out all your made-up comparisons. You're not a fan you're a LeBron fan boy.

[@mhf1979]

Thank you. You said everything how I feel 🍻🍻🍻

[@V12BenzAMG]

MJ would do everything in that video to the current NBA including Lebron...MJ did this repeatedly night after night on 7ft big when everyone was allowed under the basket and while taking elbows, rib shots, shoulders, and full on tackles and STILL scored/posterized them...he'd destroy the current league with trash talk alone and have them crying on the bench with their feelings hurt..

[@lisaac9477]

MJ would do it more often in todays league. He'd avg 40+ a game. Jordan played in an era of big men under the hoop and still dunked on them. Today alot of big men play outside which opens up the paint.

[@chriswilliams8849]

@@lisaac9477 plus, with everyone running to the 3pt line, it would create even more space for Jordan. It wouldn't be fair...

[@chriswilliams8849]

FACT!

[@lisaac9477]

@@chriswilliams8849 Exactly!!

[@N2O-85]

Facts 💯

[@jeffhermance4886]

i watched all lebrons tapes, he isnt in the same universe. MJ is a legend among legends

[@blueytho0154]

This might sound biased… there is no such thing as “Mj fans.” Realizing Michael Jeffrey Jordan as the greatest of all time, is simply the TRUTH. I was born in 96 so I grew up thinking Kobe was the goat. As soon as I saw Michael, it was like watching Kobe on god mode. He accomplished all of his accolades in only 11 full seasons with the bulls. LeBron is in year 20 still trying to catch him. Also if you look at LeBron’s game, you quickly realize he has a very shallow bag. He has NO MOVES. Awkward footwork which doesn’t allow him to add counters. When he does decide to shoot outside of 3ft, he shoots 36%. In clutch situations, it goes down to 20%. He doesn’t pass at the end of games because he is a “good teammate”. Teams simply let him shoot & their odds of winning increase. That is a big reason why he’s 4-6 in the finals. (Jason terry cooked him in 2011 too.he couldn’t guard a role player😂)He has subpar shot creation. Michael’s game is poetry in motion. Had every move & counter move possible. He shot 50% on midrange jump shots in his bulls days. He combined great stats & numbers/accomplishments along with a beautiful graceful style of play. Making him untouchable. Forever. 💯

[@Taj_Rahine]

Most people they refer to as "MJ fans" are really just basketball fans who can clearly see that Jordan was better than Lebron. My favorite player as a kid was Isiah Thomas, because I was a short point guard. We were inspired and amazed by MJ, but these young fans actually "love" Lebron. That's the word the use and they say it all the time.

[@blueytho0154]

For example I love Kobe, he’s my favorite player. But I have no problem admitting that MJ is the goat. I understand LeBron has a lot of fans that love him but for some reason, 90% are delusional and claim he’s the goat. Only 1 out of 10 will admit, “I’m a LeBron fan BUT, Jordan is the goat.” Very rare that you see such honesty lol Most get in their feelings when the facts hit them in the face.

[@katrinachavez3533]

Very true. My favorite player all-time is Magic. Started watching the sport in 1979 because of him. But after what I saw MJ do his rookie year and then what he did to that vaunted 1986 Celtics squad his second year I knew he had potential to be the GOAT. It wasn't hyperbole when Larry Legend said "that was God disguised as Jordan." Whenever another top 10 all-time player grants that type of reverence to Bron we can put him in the GOAT convo.

[@worldlfree]

Damn 💯 tho!

[@mpound97]

@@katrinachavez3533 I think a lot of the older players know the queen has too many weaknesses that can be exploited. But they'll just be called "haters" by the lebron sheepdom.

[@NehemiahRyan]

This is a good example of how strong someone's denial can be. Gotta hold on to their delusion even in the face of being shown they are wrong.

[@mpound97]

He made the video so difficult to watch. I turned the volume down and had to fast forward some stuff cuz he was talking so much.

[@ayporos6049]

This is typical lebron dick riders showcase, he knows nothing about the game of basketball, and the meaning of competitive sports. Stats means shit

[@hoofhearted1726]

he likes to hear his dilusional self talk nonsense

[@robbyche625]

😂😂😂

[@MrThepeacefulone]

Quite literally this mixtape doesn’t get old. I get Goosebumps every time I see it, and that’s been at least 50 times now no joke! I can understand Lebron’s your dude. He’s phenomenal no joke. Why don’t you have his highlights? Show us why he is up there with Michael besides longevity because that is clear.

[@maronibillingsley]

Ain't going to argue Michael jordan is was and always be the best

[@Taj_Rahine]

This dude really asked who would win between MJ in his early 20's or Lebron at 18....bwhahahaaahaa!!! That's funny.

[@youngcactusjack]

Jordan the type to take just that comparison alone personally and give him 60 just because

[@nathanmckenzie904]

@@youngcactusjack fact

[@aaronahchee7484]

The answer to his question is simple. Before MJ played an NBA game his non NBA playing team played against an NBA All-star team 3 times and beat them. MJ being the star of that team. That’s how good MJ was before he played in the NBA

[@nathanmckenzie904]

@@aaronahchee7484 8 times, they beat them 8 times

[@SkylineR33mt]

He's riding that meat hard af bro

[@robertbradley2482]

Jordan had a 48" vertical. (Highest in NBA history) ..he Ran a 4.3 forty..athleticly he was superior to LeBron. LeBron is taller and has about 45 pounds on Jordan so he is naturally stronger. LeBrons career numbers are higher because he has played so many more games but per games stats tell a different story. The one that tells me What I need to know is that Jordan had more blocks per game than lebron. That's right as big as lebron is he does not have as many blocks as a shooting guard per game. It's not bias that I saw Jordan play it's the fact that I've seen both players play amd it really isn't that close.

[@cyber6sapien]

FACTS!!

[@lennybeason1110]

Definitely not that close!

[@andrewvidmar3488]

@Sacred Klown and he was on the all defensive team like 9 times or something like that

[@grandfresh9196]

Remember mj miss close to 2 yrs of his nba career ...7 times mj played in all 82 games in his career now that's stamina/ endurance lebron only did it twice ...

[@andrewvidmar3488]

@@grandfresh9196 if he didnt retire for the 1 yr and a half after his dad got murdered and went to play for the chicago white sox and then the 3 yrs after from 98,-01 i could have seen them go 11 straight titles they were that good

[@cyber6sapien]

Jordan was 40 years old when playing with the Wizards. He dropped 51 points in one game and 44 points the next.

[@mpound97]

...46

[@maddoxalucard6587]

And everyone player on that team said he was playing on one leg pretty much because his knees got drained every day And I remember growing up and watching those days but I don’t ever remember anyone talking about all of his injuries or his knees getting drained or any of the pain his was playing through So we all thought he was just old and washed because he wasn’t old Michael

[@nathanlawson313]

He actually had two 50 pt gms on Wizards and scored 40pt 8x.

[@acs79]

Crack me up in these vids how they say more points, more… But nothing about years played lol Lucky for the brongos he retired. Be looking at more titles most likely and around 41,000 points🤫

[@johnjones528]

2 fer 95 special!

[@FUBAR1986]

Reacting to a basketball player doesn’t mean you have to keep bringing up your favorite player. You just chase us away. Delusion is never a good look on anyone bye😮😏🥴🤪😂🧐🫵👀🚬

[@taylorlehotan2068]

Bro this isn’t a highlight reel. This was him every damn game.

[@broadwaykillz2683]

It took LeBron 20 years to get those points look at LeBron 13 year and Jordan's 13 years let's see who better

[@LuvnAries23]

Thank you!!! I don't see why people aren't looking at it that way. If it took him longer to achieve what MJ achieved in those 13 years, it doesn't matter what he did.

[@jpoxpatals]

haha bang! FACTS!!!

[@deereddd_7-Thirteen]

GREAT POINT

[@jordansoviet23]

Just for points scored per season Jordan averaged 2,470 if you take to account his 30.12 ppg. Jordan plays 20 years he has 49,400 easy. However we all know back then players, superstars included had shorter career due to injuries and in Jordan's case retirements.

[@xtlm]

Jordan also retired for 2 years mid prime and then 2 more years when he still would have been putting up crazy numbers. His Wizard years are underrated and it's a shame he was hurt just after that 50 point game. Oh right, the rules would not allow players to play right out of high school then...so that's just a lot of missed time lol (7 years!)

[@ingobordewick6480]

Jordan would average 45-50 in todays NBA. Why? Because today you can't touch anybody. MIke would destroy the league. Lebron could hold Mikes Tequilla, that would be the only reason to be on the court with Mike. The league today is just boring, a never ending 3-point-contest. Back then it was a sport for real men.

[@kristijanEX]

I was born in '00 and I watched more full Lebron games than Jordan games and without a bias, I have to say Jordan is the greatest and best of all time.

[@minnesotafats8140]

Michael Jordan is the perfect basketball player ; he had ZERO flaws in his game.

[@oacevedo81]

7 of the top 10 players in Blocks per game and 8 of the top 10 in Total Blocks played their primes during Jordan's era. He was posterizing some of the greatest rim protectors that ever played. By comparison, most of LeBron's best dunk highlights are him by himself. Also, there are players in LeBron's era that are top 10 in Blocks per game. In regards to longevity and TOTAL stats, the players that are CURRENTLY #3 in Points, #1 in Assists, #1 in Steals, #1 in Blocks, #1 in FTA & FTM, played their entire careers against Jordan. He accomplished more than all of them COMBINED! Also, MJ is 11-0 in championship play (1 NCAA title, 6 NBA titles, 4 gold medals). Whenever he made it to the final round, he walked away as the champ.

[@msw8966]

The funniest thing for you kids to understand is that this was Jordan every single night he played. You cannot understand that you will never be able to understand that. This is the highlights of his highlights. This isn't just selecting the greatest highlights this is selecting the best highlights of all time.

[@TheBandit-cp7vl]

In order to be a credible blogger, you have to do your actual homework on this man’s stats. Don’t be a clown, rise above ignorance.

[@youngcactusjack]

Mj actually faced more 50 win teams in his career and 60 wins in the playoffs and has a positive record against both meanwhile bron only has is the exact opposite

[@menacemc]

FACTS. Also Jordan won with LESS Top 75 players. Lebron has had soo many allstars and Top 75 players play with him and won Less

[@coachmikesfilmroom3111]

MJ never lost a series as the favorite

[@deereddd_7-Thirteen]

FACTZ

[@johnmoates7188]

I have seen this so many times and it still gives me coldchills. Something I can honestly say I have never felt watching anything lebron, with his pink shoes, listening to lil nas x

[@kevr8482]

Lebron can do it all??...FT shooting?..Handles?...Mid Range?..Post game?..Clutch?..Hustle?...He takes a big back seat to Jordan in EVERY CATEGORY!!!

[@Bighjr88]

Jordan was & still is the most talented player I ever seen lace them up.

[@wadegarrett2376]

All I can say is that if you aren't old enough to have watched both play live, you don't get a say in it. You can read stats and watch video clips, but if you haven't watched it live, you can't talk. Come on now. Come on now.

[@worldlfree]

💯

[@wadegarrett2376]

@@rektscrub8800 actually no you don't. you'r assuming it. you're kind of dumb. come on now. come on now

[@mpound97]

These kids don't understand the shit that comes out their mouths. No one would give a rats ass if they said LeBron was their favorite player. But to say he's the goat? They never saw Jordan, Bird, Magic, Kareem, etc play but a player who never passes the eye test, personally builds superteams then leaves the team in shambles, was involved in "alleged" PED use, comes up short more times than not on the big stage and can't shoot a damn free throw is the goat?! HELL NO! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cyber6sapien]

It doesn't matter how much bigger LeBron is. Jordan would give him that work, just like everybody else that Jordan came into contact with.

[@masterreaper115]

Exactly Lebrons size doesnt matter when MJ would just blow past him. Actually scratch that, Lebron just stands around on Defense so MJ wouldnt need to do anything...hes score every time he had the ball.

[@GregW]

Here’s the thing you don’t know about Jordan. This was every game. All game. The dude lived his entire career “in the zone.” Definition of clutch. That’s something you’ll never be able to say about lebron.

[@nextlevelmusic8560]

Lebron has never been better than Jordan in anything

[@sydneybrooks1007]

I was born in 94 never seen MJ play live but there is no comparison MJ the🐐.

[@lookietv5249]

Same here my friend, born in 94. And Jordan is undoubtedly the G.O.A.T.

[@DaliDessalines]

93 bro. Same result. Kobe A.I. and TMac was my guys but, MJ smh no comparison.

[@johnhernandez2169]

You can go back and watch full games from the past. It doesn't matter if it is live or not. You get the game and can see it wholly.

[@journink4840]

Basketball had its most viewership when Jordan was playing. You have stars today like Steph, Durant, Lebron, Kobe, Giannis, & with social media, yet still not great enough to engage a bigger nba audience.

[@barakleibovitz9379]

nice reaction... i can understand the way you feel but you should watch "the best goat comparision" between lbj and mj. it will open your eyes

[@deereddd_7-Thirteen]

FACTZ

[@Stefan-br8jc]

yeah, that one is really nice

[@Ephilly-rz2pb]

Yeah the best argument for kids that only see lebron use stats but this the goat analysis video shows jordan beats him in stats across the board lol

[@jordansoviet23]

Yup that video was uploaded by DANGERProductions.

[@dorianmcclure]

Eye test clearly shows MJ is the GOAT. The man has no weaknesses.

[@leecolfax]

Jordan.... More titles. More scoring titles. More 1st team defense awards. More mvp awards. More defensive player of the year awards. More clutch. More buzzer beaters. More points scored in 4th quarters. Played with less talent on his teams, yet won more. More feared. Better killer instinct. Etc, etc, etc. How is LeBron better again?

[@alyciacooper2]

As great as he was on offense, he was even better on defense.

[@killpaleface3279]

TRUE!!!

[@puncho8799]

Jordan and Kobe had the same mentality it was all about winning and if their teammates were not on the same page as them they was going to let them know about it And this era is so much money going around and social media. Everyone wants to be buddy buddy. So they’re a lot more stress free. LeBron James does his dirt behind the scenes, as far as smiling in teammates faces, and getting them traded behind their backs.

[@hairjordan2620]

I saw somewhere that when Jordan faced long ultra athletic defenders he averaged 32 on 53%, it's from 96 games

[@skineyemin4276]

The fact that you said that "LeBron takes plays off" ruins your whole LeBron GOAT narrative.

[@michaelkawell3300]

Michael Jordan had 3 things nobody had.The championship strive.The killer instinct.3 there will never be one like him again.

[@creditorclass6513]

Young Jordan can't be replicated. Kobe is based on a post baseball version of Mike.

[@Eric0816]

It would be interesting to see how a nice guy like LeBron would do in an era when you would get thrown to the ground when going through the lane. The flagrant foul rule was introduced because of the way teams like the Pistons Bad Boys dealed with players like Jordan. Besides that at that time you were laughed out of the arena for flopping. And there was no such thing as load management. You were expected to play hard on both sides of the court all game, all year and Jordan was the best at that. In 89 he was both the leading scorer and defense player of the year.

[@hiphopblender1291]

Lebron in the 90's would be just another decent player that Jordan destroys. You can simply get bench players to foul him so he could lose important games on the free throw line since he can't shoot.

[@robkroll9365]

For anyone watching this, just know this dude hasn’t even looked at the stats. He thinks Lebron has better stats. Lol

[@PzoThePlug]

all time list higher in points , rebounds, assist, and probably everything else

[@mykellagarde2271]

@@PzoThePlug wrong stats you looking for buddy if you want go to there then we go there! lebron is most mistakes(turnovers) of all time, most miss shot of all time both freethrow and fieldgoals, most lost in the playoffs!!! yes you right lebron higher in everthing else!!!! this is my gifts to you... MJ rank number 1 usage rate of all time he didnt rank top 25 most turnovers of all time this is not a GOAT this is GODLIKE to me truly a BLACK JESUS!!!!

[@christiankarlkarganilla2763]

I also grew up on LeBron but I still recognize MJ as the GOAT not just by watching mixtapes but by actually watching MJ's games. They do air some of the classic games back when I was a kid especially during the offseason.

[@da2ndcoming656]

When u take 2 years off then come back to 3 peat again that’s goated good for thought

[@DaveMillennial]

MJ changed the league. The world (sports).

[@ToySoldierman]

MJ "changed" the League but Larry and Magic Johnson *saved* the league. Jordan was *0 in 6 against Larry Bird* in the playoffs. Jordan even scored 60+ points in one of those games.

[@vincespell]

Michael Jordan dominated his era! No one won a championship against Mike, no one, you can't say that about Lebron. Michael led the league in scoring for 10 of his first 13 years. Michael made 9 first Team Defensive selections. The man has 3 steals titles and is rank 3rd on the all time steals list 22 years later. The man averaged 31 points per year over a 15 year career. Defensive Player of the Year, 6 times finals MVP(Only man to do that) 5 time league MVP. Michael had the greatest year of any professional basket ball player in 1988 when he won the league MVP; All Star MVP; Steal Title, Scoring Title, Defensive Player of the Year Award; and The Slam Dunk Championship while averaging 35points a game! Lebron will never do that, Lebron can't do that. Michael Jordan is the only man in the history of the NBA to have a 50 point game at the age of 40! you talking about Lebron at 38, Michael dropped 96 points in 2 days and had back to back 40 point games at the age of 40! Michael didn't quit on his team, when losing Michael doesn't go to the end of the bench to separate himself from the team. In the press conference Michael doesn't come in after a loss and tell the media "Well, I did all I could do" Michael didn't go look for a Super Team and then take the credit for the wins! No one beat the Bulls because they were the team to beat. They were the greatest team of their era! 72-10 with a title beats 73-9 without one! You can lift up Lebron all you want, you see this video and you see that Lebron don't come close Michael Jeffrey Jordan. Lebron is good, he's great but there are levels to this game, and the level Jordan is on, well let's just say Lebron's not even in the same building!

[@nathanlawson313]

Don't stop. Keep preaching!

[@quadoliver4745]

Straight facts 💯

[@yesorlando05]

Sometimes it was hard knowing if this was a LJ reaction or MJ with the way you were plugging LJ durning a MJ video, lol. Might be hard to be objective if you can t stick to only the player you’re reacting to. I've been an NBA fan since the mid 1970's and coached youth basketball for years. 2 of my 3 sons played competitive basketball through high school here in North Carolina. My middle son even attended camps with Stephon Curry that his dad, Dell Curry, sponsored here in the Charlotte area. My personal top 3 are: 1. Michael Jordan, 2. Larry Bird, 3. Magic Johnson. After the top 3, it’s more debatable to me. I’ve seen everyone over the last 45+ years. IMO, these players had the best BALANCE of FG%, FT%, clutch play, great offense, great defense, makes teammates better, great team play, shares the ball, passing ability, finishing, coachable, high basketball IQ, finds a way to win, has all areas of the basic fundamentals down pat, seeks high % shots FIRST, knows where teammates are on the court at all times, able to score while being fouled, played against tougher competition, played against great defenses. No one today has ALL of these attributes. These 3 are the only players ever to not have any holes in their games at all. Not even Lebron can match this. Larry #1 in basketball IQ, then Jordan. Winning in the clutch, Bird and Jordan are a tie. Best top to bottom defender, Sydney Moncref. Lebron flops, gives up on defense (a huge negative), and has choked in too many key games. He couldn’t even get the Lakers to the playoffs in 2022, One of the weakest NBA seasons ever. All of these negatives are glaring and brings down his value. To me, only Michael, Larry, and Magic had ALL of these attributes and are (by far) the most clutch and best players of all time. Consistently winning the close games is what separates icon players from everyone else. No players after my top 3 come close to doing it at the level they did. Though today's players have a lot of talent, most players lack most of these attributes and no one has all of them. Defense and team play are almost nonexistent today compared to the 80’s/90’s. Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, and Magic Johnson (by far) are the most clutch players of all time, did it against the best defenses of all time, and did it during the most talent rich era of all time (80’s/90’s). Jordan had 2 threepeats and 6 championships in 8 years, again, during the Golden Era. There were incredible athletes as well then too. Dr. J, Isaha Thomas, Dominique Wilkins, and Sydney Moncteif to name a few. Because of the addiction to three pointer, lack of teamwork, and lack of defense the game of basketball is not nearly as exciting and interesting. It seems that many young people who do not understand the fundamental attributes of the game and haven’t seen players pre -2000 play night in and night out are the ones who claim that Lebron is the best. Older people who have seen decades of the best players and can see Lebrons weaknesses. Michael isn’t the GOAT simply because we have watched his entire career (he and I are about the same age). That’s too simplistic. He’s the GOAT for the above stated reasons. Anyway, overall, Great video. You did an excellent job. Below are some more great videos that exhibit Michael’s wide range of talent. Would love to see you react to them. I disagreed with you in a few places and you talked so much in some places that you missed very key plays in the video, but, still, you did a great job. You have good insight into the game. General Highlights - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn6aqnWgqd2Sf8U Passing Highlights - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5PEopWZobJjbsU Defense Highlights - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHinlXehlt1_pLc

[@micheal9916]

MJ is the GOAT 1. Killer instinct 2. Defense 3. Humble 4. He doesn't F L O P

[@michaelgarcia6094]

The reason why Lebron is 18 in the league and MJ was in his early 20s was because in Jordan days it was mandatory to go to college i believe for at least 2 years, and in those two years he got himself national player of the year and a championship

[@w.w.1348]

Younger fans don't know this.

[@joshjones9749]

MJ had to be mean to win because that was the 90's. The nice guy stuff wasn't a thing back then. Nobody was treating that shit like fun and games. If MJ seems like an A-hole then imagine what kind of A-holes the bad boy pistons were to him. Lebron is nice because he reflects the nature of the NBA today. Also there is no argument that Lebron is better than everything but rings. What about defensive awards? What about scoring championships? MJ has the most airtight case as the greatest scorer of all time with 10 scoring titles and actually has a solid case for greatest if not one of the greatest defenders of all time with 9 all nba first team selections, 3 time steals leader and defensive player of the year. Greatest scorer and arguably greatest defender. Accolades reflect who's the best.

[@El_Bueno]

I’m sorry, I couldn’t get passed the first 6 mins. Just kept rambling on about Lebron… didn’t seem like you were even paying attention. Oh, MJ is the GOAT by miles.

[@harissonbond7499]

Are you sure you from Chicago? You sound like you from Cleveland my boy lol

[@jasongalloway9582]

Trust me, young fella, if Lebron played in the 90s, he'd be just another great player with no championships. Jordan is faster, jumps higher, more athletic, every bit as strong, much better on defense, better footwork and fundamentals. But none of that is what makes him the GOAT. He's the GOAT because he was an absolute KILLER. He was an assassin like you've never seen in the modern NBA. I promise, Lebron would be just as scared as everyone else was. There really is no comparison

[@SIX6SIXer]

Ive never heard anybody wonder who will be the next Lebron James...

[@freddycabrera837]

Bruh I remember LeBron tried to do the eye-closed freethrow like MJ & he missed bad 😂 all I gotta say fam

[@nathanmckenzie904]

Dude can barely shoot free throws with his eyes open

[@mpound97]

@@nathanmckenzie904 Dude's an embarrassment. Attempted the eyes closed free throw shot knowing he can't shoot them with both eyes open. Didn't even want to participate in the dunk contest. He always ran when the spotlight gets too hot.

[@nathanmckenzie904]

@@mpound97 and just think.. a 6'6 2 guard lived for that moment

[@highspeedslowfeed]

Omg no he didn't. I gotta find this now. That free throw line be kollin bron.

[@TheCulbersons]

I could go a 1,000 different ways. But I’ll hit you like this Young G. The best player on the team can’t be the laziest player. At anytime! That’s not greatness. You also spoke about IQ. I don’t know who had the most. Michael, Larry, Magic, LeBron. But the IQ isn’t just about basketball. It’s about people. He was confident enough in who he was and what he was doing that he was willing to wait 20 years for people to say that was good for me. He was pushing me. Not condescending me, but building me. Strengthening me. Pushing me to be the best for all of us. That’s greatness.

[@katrinachavez3533]

Very true about pushing and strengthening. Steve Kerr once said "You were scared to death of him. He was the most dominant force on the floor in every regard. It wasn't just the talent - it was the force of will. People, opponents were defeated by Michael before they even walked on the floor. It was unbelievable to be on his team, to be his teammate. And you had to accept that responsibility. You knew he was going to be harsh on you. You knew he was going to be tough on you, was going to talk trash to everybody in practice, test you. And his reasoning was: If you couldn't handle the trash talk in practice, there's no way you could handle the pressure of the NBA playoffs. It made perfect sense. He was right. He helped to mentally reconfigure me. He made me way better. Not only from the standpoint of the traditional great player drawing attention, and OK, they're going to double-team him, I'm going to be open. That's the easy explanation. But it's more than that. It's don't be scared. It's like, you've got to compete. That's probably the biggest thing I learned from him, watching him, was he was just so fearless. He never shied away from the stigma that would come through failure. He understood fully that if he just went all out every single game and went for it on every single play, the positives would outweigh the negatives, but you just to have to live with the failure." Bron has never had this affect on a teammate. Total opposite. I remember Mario Chalmers once called him a bitch cause Bron was ballin' too passively and not bringing heat in a flash ala Wade.

[@CharlesHaltom]

At forty years old michael had ninety six points in two games

[@nkamoe]

Absolute GREATNESS no flops, no travels no crying about the defense 23 MICHAEL JORDAN WILL ALWAYS BE THE GOAT BRO Mj was jamming on 260lbs 7ft players he just didn't give a flying fark he was a Beast #23#BLACKJESUS

[@cowboys19js]

The highlights are one thing. We’ve seen plenty of players who pop off for amazing plays quite often but don’t have mind blowing numbers. Keep In mind that when you check the stats… Mike STILL kills everyone. Whether it’s per game, per season or advanced stats/analytics MJs on his own plane of existence. The only way all timers like Kareem and Lebron come close is when you look at stats heavily dictated by longevity.

[@corbinblackstyles6880]

Great point

[@leechrec]

MJ was just too good, both skillwise and in terms of bball IQ.

[@ragnarok283]

Shaq is 7’1, 325, is he the goat?

[@chrisricks6363]

Top 4

[@zekmsiska4501]

Jordan era was very tough, u had to do freaking movie stuff to get buckets

[@eriklucas5428]

I turn 50 in a couple months, so I grew up watching Magic and Bird, Kareem with the Lakers, Jordan, Kobe and Lebron. I am not a superfan of any of them. I am a huge basketball fan. I've played collegiately and coached high school. I think I know hoops. Lebron is a freak. His size and power the most impressive thing I've seen on the court. His cumulative stats are amazing. He played a long time in the NBA. Still great today. You say you get mad at him for taking plays off. I've seen some of his highlights of him just laying down while he is on the court, completely giving zero effort on defense. I can't give someone like that the best player status. Jordan never took a play off. Never took a "rest" day. Never gave it less than 100% because a fan paid for a ticket to see him that day. When he couldn't do that, he retired. When he was ready to give it all again, he came back. He is better than Lebron at every defensive category, even track down blocks. He is a better scorer, better layup package, better mid-range, better post play, better free throw shooter, better competitor, better acrobatic dunker, more intense, and rules have changed to make offense stats balloon. Jordan would kill today's game with the rules as they are. As Rodman says, he would average 50. He wanted to go against and beat the best. Lebron wants to play with the best. Jordan's super team with Rodman and Harper was the only team they went out and got, but it wasn't the same as Lebron going to Miami with Bosh and Allen. Most of that team was drafted and those guys were role players, not perennial all-stars. Jordan is the best player ever. He may not have played as many years or accumulated as many stats, but, after seeing all those guys play, I can't say Lebron is better than Jordan. It's tough to decide watching highlights. Watch the lowlights and then tell me who was better.

[@mrmacklove3195]

Never went to game 7 goat why do you think Kobe copied Jordan game

[@rubymangawa3644]

GOAT MJ ALL DAY 🐐

[@angelatkins4330]

When you've watched 40years NBA basketball you understand Lebron's greatness. While being a top 10 player all time (no easy feat) he is more around 8 or 9 than anywhere near #1. And his IQ is what kills him. Imagine claiming a man who won 4 titles in 19years is even close to one who got 6 in 13years. Duncan went 5-1 in the finals in the Lebron era, Curry went 5-1 in the Lebron era, but the claimed "goat" goes 4-6?

[@mpound97]

Everybody ate in the "lebron era". Only team that feared him was the Raptors.

[@nathanlawson313]

Didn't Iguo-freaking-dala straight up outplay Lebron in the finals and win Finals MVP? And Kawhi Leonard? And 38 yr old Dirk?

[@angelatkins4330]

@@nathanlawson313 it was actually Jason Terry who shut down Lebron in that finals. That's how sad it was. Also people don't mention Lebron has the most turnovers in NBA history and adds to it nightly lol

[@leonard9624]

@@nathanlawson313 also Jason terry haha

[@addeigloriam4844]

Great video young man. Love the fact you’re not saying what people want to here. That’s what made me sub. God Bless. That being said, Jordan is the Goat and it’s not close. Not only was Michael Jordan the Greatest basketball player ever, he was the greatest team sport athlete ever. On top of everything else, he has the league record of a 48” vertical and he ran a 4.3 forty. The only guy I ever heard Shaq say he “was terrified” of. The only guy Charles B said of “I realized there was a better basketball player in the world than me”. On top of the accolades below he was an Alfa brother. LeBron, Durant none of these guys commanded the respect he did. None of these guys did whatever was necessary to make everyone around him better by pushing and pushing at practices until his team until he got on their nerves but he never asked anything he wouldn’t do and he was the hardest working player probably ever. No way else to acquire the almost infinite ways to score he possessed and when you work like that and your already athletically superior, you’re right the game slows down to a snail pace in front of you. Confidence! He always wanted the last shot and was the clutchest player ever with Kobe a distant second. He never let up like LeBron does. He has so many more of the intangibles LeBron doesn’t have. IQ thru the roof without analytics. Anyway: 6× NBA champion (1991-1993, 1996-1998) 6× NBA Finals MVP (1991-1993, 1996-1998) 5× NBA Most Valuable Player (1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1998) 14× NBA All-Star (1985-1993, 1996-1998, 2002, 2003) 3× NBA All-Star Game MVP (1988, 1996, 1998) 10× All-NBA First Team (1987-1993, 1996-1998) All-NBA Second Team (1985) NBA Defensive Player of the Year (1988) 9× NBA All-Defensive First Team (1988-1993, 1996-1998) NBA Rookie of the Year (1985) NBA All-Rookie First Team (1985) 10× NBA scoring champion (1987-1993, 1996-1998) 3× NBA steals leader (1988, 1990, 1993) 2× NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion (1987, 1988) Choke on that LeBron

[@ChenteTV1959]

Bron don't have highlights like this..he has 2 moves that's it. There's levels to this..

[@ingobordewick6480]

"I ain't gonna pause to much...." pauses every 5 seconds....

[@TheBandit-cp7vl]

LMMFAO yo bro, it’s like that when haters watch MJ highlights.

[@joshjones9749]

I only like pauses and replays to actually talk about the plays happening. Because ALOT of them joints need some actual dissection. But pauses just to talk...eh...

[@williamdorsey4680]

Jordan didn't have pockets. Scores everywhere, whenever he wants to. He didn't perfect three pointers because he considered it weak. He wanted 2 on him unable to stop him. He broke opponents down mentally and physically. Defensively and offensively. He had no weakness

[@masterreaper115]

There was a game that someone said MJ had no 3pt game....so he dropped like 7 3's in a row from all around the line.

[@robkroll9365]

Bro. You just watched a 38min vid of Jordan dominating the league for 13 years and you’re argument for Lebron being better is he is nice!? Lolol. You are in denial my dude.

[@robkroll9365]

Biased? The stats, titles, records don’t like my dude. Jordan accomplished more in half the seasons. Use your head my dude.

[@josephmanzella7456]

I agree with you Micheal Jordan as a Chicago Bull simply has no weakness as a player and as a career. He may only be joined by others but not surpassed because his game is pure basketball expression.

[@masterreaper115]

Pretty much. His "weakest" link was his 3 pointer...and that still matched up with the average 3 point % in his era...so his WORST stat....was normal for other players

[@Bear78420]

I’ll only say this. Everyone who grew up in Jordan’s era has also watched all of lebrons career. Almost exclusively, the only people who call lebron goat are after Jordan’s era. Lebron is ONE of the greats, no doubt. MJ is without a doubt the GOAT. He’s not my favorite player but he was the best. I think people confuse favorite and best in this argument too often. If Lbj is your favorite, I got nothing to say about that. But even D wade, says he loves Lbj but Jordan’s the GOAT ☺️ Also, at 18 MJ was becoming one of the best collegiate athletes in history. 2 time player of the year. NCAA champion. Don’t sleep on his college years like he sucked or something 😂 Also, MJ had a 48” vert and ran a 4.3 40. Lbj has never been faster than Jordan

[@masterreaper115]

Exactly. Larry Bird is my FAVORITE player of all time. MJ is the BEST player of all time. Lebron is probably top 10 or so players, maybe even top 5.

[@eddiebeck4977]

And another thing. Game winning shots, assists, rebounds, blocks n steals, NOBODY COMPARES! NOBODY COMES CLOSE!!!GOAT!!

[@ingobordewick6480]

People who say all the time the are the GOAT, will never be the GOAT. Mike didn't say it even once. Because he don't need to, everybody knows.

[@michaelkawell3300]

Left one out... poetry in motion it was a beautiful thing to watch.Mikes best player from 84-86 brad sellers.He still got in the playoffs with Dave corzine as center and the other three where basically bench players except oak tree.So for the ones that said he had a team around him don't know basketball.it took for a good draft and a few trades to get to a level they want to be.horace grant and pippen came in 87.they played together for 3 years to finally win a chip.But it started off rough.He came in and just wanted to win He didn't care about nothing else

[@stanzelot]

Not only has MJ more rings..he always played a crucial part during the finals. 6 times Final MVP says it all. If you look at his statistics regarding points per game you will find that he averaged even more points per game in play-off game versus regular season games and furthermore in the Finals games compared to all others. He had a killer instinct and above all, the ability to amp up his game at a moments notice. MJ was special because he needed challenges and obstacles to overcome in order to thrive. Much like art and creativity themselves need those things in order to flourish. MJ certainly was one of the most competitive athletes of all time and an artist for that matter. His game once was described as Ballet while in the air and Phil Jackson former coach of the Chicago Bulls called him the "Michelangelo" of Basketball. Nevertheless all that came from his working mentality. He never missed practice once despite his superstar status. He was more like the first to be there and the last one to leave. If you look at not just his NBA career but his life in general, you will realize it appears like being written by a Hollywood writer. Playing Basketball as a kid, he got beaten by his older brother everytime, which initiated his desire to work hard and win in the first place. No Jordan family member ever surpassed the height of 6.1. He tried out for the basketball varsity team during his sophomore year; at 5 feet 11 inches (1.80 m), he was deemed too short to play at that level. The following summer, he grew four inches (10 cm) and eventually reached 6.6. In College he made the game-winning jump shot in the 1982 NCAA Championship game against Georgetown, which was led by future NBA rival Patrick Ewing. When he entered the NBA he quickly became integral in popularizing the NBA around the world becoming a global cultural icon in the process. One of the most effectively marketed athletes of his generation, Jordan is known for his product endorsements. He fueled the success of Nike's Air Jordan sneakers, which were introduced in 1984 and remain popular today. After winning three straight Championships he retired from Basketball in 1993, after his Father was murdered while being robbed. He decided to play Baseball, did not really succeed, only to come back in 1995, and being defeated during the Play-Offs by the young team of the Orlando Magic which were led by Shaquuille O`Neal. At this point many people believed he was not the same he used to be. MJ again proved them wrong by winning three consecutive NBA titles again with the Bulls. In the 1996 Finals, Championship winning game six was on Father's Day ironically. During the 1997 Finals MJ played game five with a flu while being almost completely dehydrated so Scottie Pippen had to carry him of court after the game. In both decisive final games in 1993 and 1997, MJ did not hit the Championship winning shot but gave the Assist (John Paxton 1993 and Steve Kerr 1997). And in game six during the 1998 finals he carried the Bulls through the game without Scottie Pippen who had injured his back defending Karl Malone. In the final minute he stole the ball from Malone and then made the game/Championship winning shot against Russell. If you have read this far you have certainly noticed that I did not mention any statistics besides six Championships, because that's what actually counts regarding statistics. During the first six years of his NBA career, MJ was considered the best solo player of the league, but he became a legend only after he and the Bulls started winning Championships.

[@jamesmitchell3615]

Bro, with all due respect you cannot judge MJ and LBJ because you already stated your bias for LBJ. Just say you're a Lebron fan and you can't make a honest and accurate assessment of none the greats. We can respect the content much better my guy. The reaction will be more authentic, but enjoyed the reaction anyway.

[@marcoarreola9058]

It's his opinion man. It's totally wrong, misguided, and I'll inform, but it's his bogus opinion never the less.

[@Mykoveli]

That’s right, he said it himself, that makes this video null & void…. These kids are running out of excuses that he has to say that Jordan can’t be the goat because he’s an azzhole. Lmfao..they’re getting desperate.

[@iAM2AM]

Hey, somebody let me know when they add, "Good Guy" to the basketball rule book. Cus from what I can tell, that's not in there. However, "Winning" and "Losing" are. Just sayin'. 🤨

[@katrinachavez3533]

What you expect from this trophy participation generation? These young cats are soft as ointment made by Monistat. MJ was ruthless. An assassin with the mental of killers in serial.

[@PVC22]

Is this Ja Morant reacting to Michael Jordan?

[@amalshakur]

💀💀💀💀

[@moneyconnoisseurs6656]

Bro we can’t be watching the same video

[@erekjohnson8638]

Jordan would average 50 a game in today's basketball era straight up

[@mrmacklove3195]

Jordan didn’t have to jump from team to team tell me one thing Jordan couldn’t do your goat got to get tltles on everything not just 3 in a row 2 repeats stop man what goat you know rest on defense oh wait your goat 😂😂😂Lmao

[@rsw1227]

The speed of the game back then makes today's NBA look like a totally different sport! EVERYONE is in motion, playing defense, setting picks on offense. No guys standing and spreading out to corners, clearing out the lane for ISO-ball. It's just a different game. It looks like the video is sped up but it's not. Ha! EVERYTHING MJ does just looks unreal and impossible. Yet he makes it look easy and beautiful. (edit) He sees an incredible dunk by MJ and immediately mentions that LBJ can do it better? I've NEVER seen him do anything better than MJ and I'm from Cleveland. The fact that he keeps saying that LBJ is better than MJ while the video continues to show these "god-like" plays is hilarious. Also, we aren't biased about MJ it's just that we have eyes.

[@400yearsawakening7]

It seems like every two seconds you have to keep CONVINCING yourself that Lebron is better. I respect your appreciation for Lebron as he is the highlight of your generation, but those of us who are old enough to remember the magic that Black Jesus brought to the game…there is no comparison. People who never watched basketball before became instant fans because of Jordan. He changed the entire franchise in so many ways you couldn’t even begin to image.

[@SS-xv7xf]

It’s quality, not quantity!

[@szaret1]

Lebron shoots 37% outside 3 feet and average almost 30pts cause his most taken shot every year is 1-3 feet. MJ shot 50% from the midrange and would have a field day finishing in the todays league with the new rules, 3pters and spacing. MJ was the best midrange shooter of all time man. Imagine what the most athletically gifted, 50% shooting Mj would do in todays league with how easy is to finish at the bascket. Just look at how many bodies there are in the paint, big men, not like in todays league. They literally changed the multiple rules to make scoring easier. Alsot when jordan pg, 9 out of his first 11 games were triple doubles. 30pt 50% shooting triple doubles...So he could pass too, just didn't play pg

[@masterreaper115]

The general consensus from players that played in both Era's is Jordan would average 45-50 per game in todays Era.

[@boogieman3161]

Bro you talk too much. Watch the video and then talk afterwards. You are thinking about what you are going to say then watching the video. You kind of ruined the video. Steady talking about LeBron.

[@katrinachavez3533]

I was only able to watch a few minutes. The ignorance he spewed in those few minutes was unbearable. Must be extremely young.

[@clay1108]

Jordan at around that age was called the best athlete that ever played basketball by Bob Knight. Won his 1st Olympics gold medal on 1984, prior to going to the olympics, their team won all games against all star NBA players. 1982 - he won his NCAA And being an asshole doesn't diminish ones greatness. Also, scoring more during this soft era of NBA, that exactly is the point, because harder defense = harder to score

[@scarfacemcnasty86]

This dude contradicted himself through the whole video 🤣

[@foamiteblues]

Dude, it's not even close. There are no eye tests, no set of metrics that put LeBron ahead of Jordan. These clips are only a sample of his highlights. There are so many more. He was the best offensive player during the two toughest defensive decades while being the best defensive player. He dominated men far larger and stronger than Lebron and LeBron is not faster and stronger than Jordan was. I don't know how that myth started.

[@donnaislam2829]

Man I thought you were reacting to Jordan man🙄

[@chriswilliams8849]

There's no comparison. To people who've watched both play, it's the funniest thing ever. 2 different players in 2 different era's with different rules. One of the main differences is the one that counts the most. Jordan had no weaknesses. At all. He was the best scorer. You just couldn't defend him. He was also the best defensive player at his position ever. The only player to win MVP, scoring title, and defensive player of the year. And the Big Chip. All in the same year. Boy, please. Go home

[@ToySoldierman]

There was also Larry Bird. MVP 3 years in a row. Jordan was *0 in 6 against Larry Bird* in the playoffs. Jordan even scored 60+ points in one of those games.

[@chriswilliams8849]

@@ToySoldierman probably indicative of Birds having a betterment team. The team, plush Bird? Forget about it. They Bulls weren't beating them, even with Jordan. Birds TEAMATES were Hall of Famers.