Michael Jordan Hang Time pt1 (reaction)

[@PedroMFont]

and the video is 23 min!!!! youre a genious hahhahhaha

[@TheRealMindCrime]

No way!?? That wasn't even intentional! Now i wanna make it 23 even lol

[@ijamorris]

@@TheRealMindCrime Devine intervention! 23 🐐🙌🏾

[@uncuthoops]

Currently rewatching 1989 bulls playoff run. I’m convinced this guy could’ve been the GOAT PG if he wanted too

[@cotati76]

@@uncuthoops where are you watching that? All the old footage I find is usually really low quality.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Oh man that's awesome. I think he would've been too. Guy was averaging a 30ppg triple double at point.

[@savannahbockway8131]

I can’t wait to watch your video on it uncut hoops

[@hakancarlsson2881]

Most iconic player ever. Best scorer ever. One of the best defenders ever. One of the most winning player ever. Most clutch player ever. The most exiting player ever. Most beautiful basketball ever. How can anyone else ever surpass him as the GOAT?

[@Bighjr88]

Don’t forget best dunker!

[@muddywood]

Kobe tried.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

many have tried but passing mj as the goat is gonna be incredibly hard

[@JadenSmithEyes]

Every time I watch MJ, its a cozy reminder that its: #1 - Jordan ... A whole lot of space ... Then everybody else fighting for #2

[@cotati76]

Well said.

[@selfprojects1953]

Nah. It is a distance but Kobe is 2 no question. And a lot of space and then argue about 3. As far as Kobe is from Jordan is the same distance between Kobe and the rest

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah it's an ocean between MJ and everyone else imo

[@cotati76]

@ it’s the distance between heaven and earth.

[@linorestrepolobo3620]

Exactly my thoughts

[@RambisRants]

Hey guys, remember that time for a few years there when some people actually thought LeBron was better than MJ?!?! Man, that was weird, glad that’s over…😮‍💨👏😆23/45🏀🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆💯

[@savannahbockway8131]

lol it was a dark time

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yeah what a weird time in history that was

[@DarrylScott-x6i]

What you mean people still think that, they just hide it better now lmao

[@rollandcurtisfromVermont]

4:50 Right and we don't talk about Michael Jordan being the greatest layup artist in basketball's long history. We give MJ the credit for arguably being the greatest dunker (both in-game and all-star contest), and we give MJ the distinction of being the greatest mid-range jumpshooter ever. But MJ's layup package is borderline Globetrotter without the traveling violations.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

It really is. His layup package is insane. His use of the glass is still shocking to me

[@Jen-Bodhisattva_in_training]

Perfectly said

[@enriquemurillo3453]

He did his moves so fast, it’s almost impossible to catch it the first time. No one truly appreciates the king of the glass. The finesse he played with in conjunction with his high IQ, made him a special player. The fundamentals, footwork and touch were out of this world.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

well said!

[@cotati76]

Brings back so many great memories. Damn I’m getting old.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

me too man...me too

[@Our-T-Y-The-Guy]

I blame you for making me more and more realize how good was 80/90/00’s was comparison to today game, great video as always making us watch the throwback then today

[@TheRealMindCrime]

lol I can't help it. I keep telling myself I'm gonna watch more 2024 games but then I get bored and watch the good stuff instead

[@rt1878]

​@@TheRealMindCrimebro it's practically impossible to watch. Fast break is now run to the 3 point line instead of going to the hoop. I have never seen so many big men get an offensive rebound and not even look to go back up, but pass it out to someone standing behind the line to attempt a 3. The fouls that are called sometimes are a joke.

[@Kaun1011]

I'm convinced Jordan is a Jedi and was using the force as well as natural talent

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I think so too. He definitely has force jump. Speed, can see slightly into the future

[@jimidelphia]

As the big Lebowski always said: “the GOAT hangeth air bro!”

[@TheRealMindCrime]

hahahahha!! His poor rug

[@jimidelphia]

@@TheRealMindCrime 😭 his rug has the Jordan logo bro. 😆

[@catherinechang99]

Wow, it’s so exciting. It’s such a joy to watch MJ play. I never tire of it. He is literally thousands of years ahead of the league. Amazing💫 Thank you for your video🙏

[@TheRealMindCrime]

thanks for watchin catherine!!

[@miqoto]

MJ was so good he beat 3-4 players on sooooo many plays it became his normal(note there's only 5 players allowed on each team for those who don't know). That's 60-80% of the teams he's playing against. That's why he's the GOAT for me

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yup lol. MJ took on the whole team and still averaged 50%

[@biffbobfred]

There’s a great play where he had a 1 on 5 break, he actually made a huge ballfake, his hands so big he could do that. Then calmly drained a midrange while everyone was looking for a rebound for a shot that was just that ballfake.

[@constanciokurdapio541]

MJ's hang time is his control of the ball and his body on the way down...

[@TheRealMindCrime]

and still being able to somehow get the shot off. It's insane

[@biffbobfred]

That’s surprising too, how much he shot on the way down, yet didn’t travel.

[@sylvesterallen3932]

No one like MJ , Love every 23 & 24 of the month, keep it bro, amazing job.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Thanks! I look forward to it too. I get to kick back and appreciate these two greats

[@cotati76]

I saw a scientist explaining MJs hang time and he pointed out that after MJ hit his apex, and was starting to come back down, he would stretch his back and in doing so kept his head at around the same level as his apex so it gave the appearance that he was defying gravity and getting his signature hang time. Obviously the man could leap but the video explained his insane hang time. Science is fun.

[@crharper25]

What's the link to that video?

[@cotati76]

@@crharper25 I saw it on regular tv years ago. Sorry.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

wow I'd love to watch that one!

[@cotati76]

@@TheRealMindCrime It was from back when he still played. I just now googled “scientist explains Jordan’s hang time” and the video popped up. It’s the video from 1989 so it was a really long time ago.

[@sarahsloot2290]

What body control. It never gets old! He just smiles after he gets whacked, just hooping. Because Bird and Laimbeer on on the same stratosphere in athleticism Laimbeer was able to play dangerously dirty against bird, Jordan’s inhuman hops and body control gave him more say about what level of danger he’s in. English is spin. :P

[@TheRealMindCrime]

it's just how it was back then. You get hacked then the hacker makes sure you're good and we knew it wasn't personal. Now, if a Laimbeer type shows up and doesn't check on you after the hit then you know we got an A hole on the floor and a fight will usually break out the next time he hits anyone lol

[@rollandcurtisfromVermont]

1:38 The 23rd vs the 24th. So this video is about one of the huge differences between The GOAT - Michael Jordan and the late great Kobe Bryant.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

It just kinda happened lol. A few months ago i did back to back mj vids on the 23rd on accident. So then i followed up with back to back kobe on the 24th. Now i wanna keep doing it as long as i can lol

[@jimmybrooks2000]

People don't realize that if there was no footage of Mike playing people would treat him like they do Wilt where they start questioning whether or not he did all the things people say he did

[@TheRealMindCrime]

100% they would. Some still do even though we have most of his career documented

[@eduardoicer7618]

Glad you emphasize how MJ uses the glass.. it's like Tim Duncan.. but much effective while driving to the hoop.. Great reaction.. thanks!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah it is. It's Duncan angles but with insanely difficult layups

[@Codesta]

Just call it MJ-Day.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i put it on the list lol. Thanks

[@gwildor]

The realisation that once modern players athleticism has gone, it's comes down to jacking up threes. Watching the evolution of Jordans game is just hard work and the desire to be the best..

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i really is. We got to see him start out as the greatest iso player/rim attacker we've ever seen then he slowly became the greatest jump shooter I've ever seen.

[@WillFam5]

I’ve watched basketball up to 2003. The reason was that’s when to many rules, taking away hard fouls, tough defense, and hand checking to put more points on the board. Still no one can put numbers up like MJ all around. Not just the true goat, but compile analytics and MJ was and is still on another level based on today’s analytics. If Jordan played in this era my oh my he’d average at least 45-50 points per game. Jordan downfall was always motivation. Meaning he was pretty much going through the motions. It wasn’t until someone said something or did something that it made it personal for him and he’d go off or do something ridiculously unbelievably breathtaking.

[@PizzaTime727]

I have to quote NNB Sports for this observation I remember: A lot of players dunking are often already there, they jump up and dunk. But MJ, MJ has this horizontal path or plane to his attacks on the rim. This is what make it look like he's floating, the hang time. Air Jordan. Hmm how about "Air Jordan Rewind"?

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i know, MJ attacks the rim like an angled jet lol. Air Jordan Rewind is going on the list Pizza lol

[@PizzaTime727]

@@TheRealMindCrime Or did I mishear? I thought I heard you wanted a title suggestion for MJ reactts. Something Mamba for sure if Kobe.

[@linorestrepolobo3620]

We rarely see that play at 9:03 but it still mesmerizes me to this day. Gliding sideways with a lateral movement in the air is absurd. One of his most underrated move that should be on every highlight video

[@thesphyrth]

While you're focusing on the glass, I'm focusing on how strong these finishes are. The soft touches tend to give the illusion that they were done with minimal contact.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i know, it all doesn't make sense. takes the hit in the air, recovers, almost hits the ground, somehow get the shot up, then kisses it off the glass somehow. It shouldn't be possible

[@violoncelo1000]

And ignorant people still try to compare this beautiful basketball, to bulldozer basketball... They're simply ignorant... What else can i say ? They're Ignorant !

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i know. ignorance is not bliss in this case. they're missing out lol

[@michaellarusch4317]

A simple watching of MJ shows you he's the GOAT. Rewatching it over and over blows your mind as you realize just what he was accomplishing while he played. I love this era too. I love the double clutch with the Nets but one that I wish more people looked at was the play in the '92 Tournament of the Americas Game 1 versus Cuba. Four minutes in, Magic throws an errant pass, Jordan chases it down, saves it out of bounds behind the back to Bird who sinks a shot. Bob Costas called MJ an artist...he was spot on.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

He really was an artist on the floor and in the air

[@TheGlassCoke2001]

One suggestion I put a few months back was MJ Airness Day. Cant get enough of watching him play!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

ooooh thats got a good chance to win it

[@e.j.dortch8931]

It’s not just shooting it off the glass, it’s the spin he puts on the ball. Another brilliant use of the gift of his hand size. He truly was “The Black Cat” out there, he could move so smooth and sleek but also be so vicious and always able to improvise and contort to get what he needed. MJ🐐♾️💯

[@TheRealMindCrime]

🐐

[@linorestrepolobo3620]

We rarely see that play at 9:03 but it still mesmerizes me to this day. Gliding sideways with a lateral movement in the air is absurd. One of his most underrated moves that should be on every highlight video. Also the plays at 13:15 and 13:34 were in the same game. Most players don’t even have one of those layups for their whole career, this alien had two of them in the same game. And I agree, that last one is in my top 5 plays of his

[@stoniearterberry-me5fl]

Thank you for reacting to my suggestion. By the way, that was James Edwards for the Pistons. You love MJ like I do. Some people think there's something wrong with me. I don't care!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

lol yeah nahhh, they're just missing out. I love MJ too and there are 51k people on this channel who agree with you

[@villainahava]

If I was a ref back then, Ill get fired for not doing my job. I would end up watching MJ with awe.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

for real! lol

[@lyscott75]

16:41 Mikes hands were huge too, that’s why he had so much control of the ball. It was literally like a volleyball in his hands

[@christiangavingale3349]

Damn you must be up early with this upload time. 3PM here in Latvia. Great video! Would love to see you react to some euroball ;)

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I'll be checking out some euroball soon i think. Im very bored with the current nba

[@grahamgreene779]

People say Kyrie has the greatest layup "package" ever. Not sure. I might put Kyrie ahead of Mj with regards to the english on the ball, off the glass from any angle, left or right hand etc. But Mj is close if not right there. The part where Mj stands alone is body control. His combination of athleticism and body control is nonpareil, 2nd to none. Dr. J had great body control as well. The Mj nets layup - The burst (he was the black cat), the long jump like take off and the body control, followed by the finish. Mj was art in motion more than any player before or since.

[@random_name-44]

Nothin' but straight facts right there. Like Bob Costas said: An artist returns to his true canvas.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I got Mj over kyrie but in the current game kyrie takes the cake. I also think Kyrie might have the best handles I've ever seen

[@grahamgreene779]

​@@TheRealMindCrime yeah, Kyrie is the current king no doubt. What I also find amazing is that I think Kenny Smith is right when he talks about Mj being the only player whose weaknesses when he came in the league, later became strengths. I think Mj's left was definitely suspect his first 2-3 years. In particular there are plays were he's going coast to coast and a typical, fluid basketball movement would have required a left-handed dribble at some point, yet he stays with the right the entire time. Of course he gets away with it bc he's Mj. But by 88/89, forget about it. I understand why Detroit wanted to force him left, it was a numbers game at that point, but his handle seriously improved from his first year or 2, as did the jumper out to around '20, as we all know.

[@sarahsloot2290]

It makes some since with his hand size and ball control that he can spin it like a top better than other guards. But it is certainly impressive! His hands are the size of Wilts, which is crazy.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah those hands are insane lol. I finally understood how crazy it is when i saw him palm that watermelon

[@DCtebalets87]

Yes sir!!!!…. JORDAN 4 EVER!!!!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yessir!!!

[@DoulsTIM]

I don't know what some people are talking about, they are comparing MJ layups with Kyrie's layups?? MJ is simply incomparable, the best layups package of all time not even close

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I got Kyrie as the second best layup package. But #1 is MJ all day no contest lol

[@nickgleeson7168]

The goat and no one is close 😂😂

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah it's not even close lol

[@ijamorris]

That spin he would put on the balls to kiss the top of the backboard and go in was special.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I was so much in awe by it i couldn't stop watching it lol

[@cyber6sapien]

No Diddy. ..

[@jtremaine23]

What I've noticed is the whole talk of MJ not having a left hand died down REAL quick once people actually went back and watched some of the 1,000s of videos out there. It was like "Oops, we made a mistake"...lol.

[@jamieparker6465]

What’s crazy, he did it all with no gather step, no drop step, not crab dribbles. Just attacking the rim with fundamentals.

[@cyber6sapien]

A KZbinr put it best (paraphrasing): He said, we only question whether someone else might be the GOAT when we're NOT watching MJ!

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Well said

[@lyscott75]

14:03 he repositioned that ball 3 times in the air & took it off the other side of the glass ……… absolutely INSANE 🤯

[@biffbobfred]

19:55 a reminder when - this was 91 Finals (game 2). This wasn’t some random game that didn’t mean anything. Perkins (along with Worthy) were UNC teammates with Jordan for the 82 NCAA championship. Perkins also won gold with Jordan in 84.

[@shmoop5729]

Mixing the difficulty of having contact while going up, doing acrobats in the air, putting the perfect spin on the ball, and also touching the ball on the glass in the perfect position. If any of those variables aren’t just perfect then he wouldn’t have made as many as he did. BLACK JESUS

[@TheRealMindCrime]

closest thing to a real life super hero i've ever seen

[@izumolee6714]

You can see in almost every clip, the defender does a great job but MJ still gets the hoop and all the defender can do is just stand there in disbelief.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Oh for sure. Its great defense by 3 or 4 guys on him but MJ still finds a way

[@athens_1psvr31]

I would stand under the basket and spin it in with each hand. Next I’d jump, pump to one side and spin it on the other side. Then start catching it out of the goal, before practicing it with a drive. It became much easier when driving the lane and reversing. 👍🏾

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Nice!

[@probedwarsplayer703]

Thank you for saying something about the glass. I've been saying this for a long time. People say Kyrie's layup package and his touch off the glass is insane but I always say MJ's artistry is out of this world. MJ is 1 and Kai is 2 when it comes to artistry and layup package.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I totally agree. MJ then Kyrie for layup packages

[@probedwarsplayer703]

@TheRealMindCrime Kai's highlights are good to watch because the paint isn't clogged like they used to but when you break down Kai's and MJ's like what you're doing ( love the breakdowns btw 😁🤘) you'll see the degree of difficulty on how MJ did it and you'll love it.

[@jasonwilliams6330]

People keep talking about Kyrie. Irving, but forget what a finisher.Michael jordan was

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I got MJ as the best layup package ever and Kyrie at number 2

[@andrewmcbryantjordan2287]

I mean they called him His Airness for no reason 🐐

[@TheRealMindCrime]

For very good reason 😜

[@biffbobfred]

9:30 one of my fave plays ever. Saves it. Keeps chugging. Scores on Laimbeer. And 1

[@RyanMrTsunamiBishop]

If poetry in motion was a person, it would be Jordan!! The mf 🐐.

[@kaksmirknight5318]

Mike's hang time is unmatchable. KOB tried to imitate this but he's just 10.inch lower when he jumps that's why he needs to always fold his knees but it still looks though. Closest to Mike still. Balco don't have a hang time. His like a sack of cement that was drop 6 ft when he jumps.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah Kobe had MJ's style in most ways but the big hands and the natural athleticism MJ had was something unique to only him. Kobe did the best anyone could ever do emulating MJ's style and focus though

[@kaksmirknight5318]

Yes sssir God (MJ) VS Man ( Kobe) Balco (Mascot)

[@lyscott75]

13:40 once again BEST dam lay up EVER🫡

[@TheRealMindCrime]

🫡

[@kirkrampersad6554]

This is like looking at pinball, but it's basketball.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

😆

[@Vancouverallday]

I miss mike

[@TheRealMindCrime]

me too. He was as reliable as the sun.

[@JustAMessenger-o7g]

MJ used/went left: 2:35 3:47 5:30 6:25 6:28 7:08 7:22 7:24 8:44 9:03 10:03 11:00 12:42 13:18 13:38 15:57 16:04 16:22 17:05 17:16 17:44 19:16 19:36 “a spectacular move!” I hope you come up with a cool name. How about something related to his jumpman logo?

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Lol you're awesome. Thank you. Oh i held a poll for it tonight and we ended up with two winners.

[@JustAMessenger-o7g]

@@TheRealMindCrime Cool. I am about to watch part 2. 😂

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Lol perfect

[@albatross911]

I think Kawhi is doing similar up and under moves off the glass, too bad he's hurt so much. He also did not complain to the refs in the first few years but since joining the Clippers he complained much more often

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Agreed. I'd be a big fan of his if he ever played

[@davidmartinez52420]

My favorite part about that layup against the Nets at the 13:35 mark is the reaction from the Nets bench. One of them reacts more like a fan and forgot he was an opposing player...lol Side note: Sam Bowie is sitting on the bench with the Nets as he was a member of the team that year

[@j.k.kaisla1431]

I haven't seen this much effort in a while

[@TheRealMindCrime]

it's why i keep watching classic games instead of 2024 games lol

[@YodaOI]

how bout " The Dance of Legend"? love what you are doing man, good evening from Belgium

[@TheRealMindCrime]

thank you master yoda! Your suggestion, on the list it is.

[@savannahbockway8131]

The spin off the glass is ridiculous lol we watched this man play the game and that makes me feel special

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I can't believe its 2024 and im still learning off his game

[@savannahbockway8131]

@ it really is crazy how athletic and at the same time he still did everything the proper way

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Agreed. His fundamentals are often looked over because it looks so flashy.

[@savannahbockway8131]

@ sometimes I forget how fast his first step was. It wasn’t anything for him to get by anybody

[@kyoss13]

The player right around the 13:10 mark you thought was Dumars was actually the Microwave....aka Vinnie Johnson

[@TheRealMindCrime]

ohhhhh VJ!

[@PushnButtons62]

I still like "Come Watch With Me" 😎

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Lol i like it.

[@biffbobfred]

9:50 (courtside ads) I remember Avia. I had a pair, cantilever. Weren’t good shoes :)

[@savannahbockway8131]

Watch Mark Jackson’s reaction 8 minutes and 55 seconds into this video lol classic

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Oh he didn't stand a chance there 😆 🤣 😂

[@TheLastJayL]

Just call it Day23… simplistic and to the point.

[@biffbobfred]

12:50 James “Buddha” Edwards. He tried to tackle Jordan in the 91ECF. No whining. Just took free throws. Jordan didn’t go after other superstars, he instead got 3 kinda role players from the Bad Boys (Rodman, Edwards, Sally). Rodman wasn’t a superstar at that point, he was bounced from the Spurs. Secret Base has a good Rodman/Popavic beef video.

[@koryfutrell2985]

My coach & any other coach will teach you that the glass is like having an extra teammate. Bread & butter. Take advantage, take advantage.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

☝️

[@ShrapNello]

Somebody please try to tell me again Kyrie has the best layup package ever...

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i think i'll give him 2nd best.

[@ShrapNello]

@@TheRealMindCrime won't argue with that! Greetz from Germany!

[@darkeyed.lowlander]

Im late but happy 23rd haha Call it "23 for 23" Instead of 30 for 30 haha😅

[@biffbobfred]

14:49 not the angle, but ball spin. You can, with practice, spin the basketball and have the change how it bounces off the glass.

[@jordancross6768]

I'm willing to contend that Kyrie Irving and Timmy both belong up there for masters of the glass certification. Timmy for sure, but I do think Kyrie has some of the softest touch around the rim, along with his ability to physically maneuver mid-air. Now I wanna watch some film and see though😂😂

[@gip1279]

So I could never understand what the commentator said. “He put it in and it counts.” Now I know.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Lol

[@lyscott75]

6:59 MJ used that spin , Rod Strickland used that spin and now it’s(Stricklands God son) Kyries turn cause Ky is killin em off the glass.

[@Jen-Bodhisattva_in_training]

Using the glass like that, I know there was another, pre-MJ legend that did it too, could make a basket from any part of the glass…I can’t remember who tho…

[@jtp72]

Mind crime ,,,have you done a reaction to the Michael Jordan voyager pt 1 yet if not I highly recommend it's definitely my favorite

[@TheRealMindCrime]

i have yes, early on. I can't remember it much though so I think I'll do it again someday soon

[@jtp72]

@@TheRealMindCrime oh yes the music just matches perfectly with editing I rank it over the ultimate mix that everyone loves,,

[@biffbobfred]

11:35 that’s one thing that’s missed on Jordan’s era vs LeBron - not only did Jordan not take 3s but nobody did. You didn’t have all your defenders hanging by the three point line and only one guy to secure the rim.

[@savannahbockway8131]

Hey mindcrime we talked about Kenny sky walker earlier and he was in the highlight at 9:08 in

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Oh there he is! Thanks Savannah 😉

[@kobechrome138]

At 8:26 who is that center in the block he is big ?

[@TheRealMindCrime]

good question. that dude was big

[@erikevenson4303]

oh my, did i hear that right when you said you did not see MJ hang time? what about the others? Come fly with me, MJ playground, Air time, Above and beyond and then theres the 4 videos about the championship runs. #1 learning to fly #2 UntouchaBulls #3 Unstopabulls #4 Unforgetabulls

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I was referring to this video. Its called hang time lol. And yes, I've seen all the official ones growing up.

[@biffbobfred]

Watching this vid I realize - Kobe wore jersey 24 to honor that great bull - Cartwright.

[@mikeprolas2027]

I've seen somewhat of what mj did with the glass by someone i used to play pickup against at school and i couldn't guard him every shot i eas like how did that go in and then i would try to do some of the crazy stuff he was doing and it seemed impossible

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Yeah you just guard something like that lol

[@albatross911]

for any of these and1 plays Bron would try to roll over to the sidelines like being shot and complain about it for the next 2 minutes

[@TheRealMindCrime]

Lol yup!

[@RyanMrTsunamiBishop]

John Salley is my cousin on my dad's side.

[@bigwingston7489]

The Twenty ThAird

[@Painedawg]

do you have a mavericks vs heat championship series reaction?

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I did a game 4 reaction to the 2011 one. Had trouble with global blocking from youtube so i couldn't do the whole game.

[@anthonywarfield7348]

English is the spin you put on it to overcome a bad angle.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

☝️

[@random_name-44]

Jordan can't go left. Except that probably half this video is of him going left. So, "we done with the 90's" folks, please shut the hell up. So much of this video is basically MJ going left 1 on 5, and scoring again and again and again. Nothing like him before, and nothing like him since. One more time, Kobe was the closest to MJ and he wasn't close. Comparing LBJ to MJ is laughable, please stop it. TRMC, you are not trippin'. Kyrie has the best current layup package and (imo) MJ's is better. MJ's ginormous hands and his lift let him do things nobody else could do, and they still can't.

[@hakancarlsson2881]

Yep. Seriously, who's better with their left?

[@TheRealMindCrime]

yeah MJ was just next level. I definitely give Kyrie the best current layup package and possibly greatest handle of all time but MJ's layup package is all time greatest lol

[@RA-hn6sk]

Some people still believe in Santa Clause too

[@TheRealMindCrime]

MJ is a real human though so i don't get this comment

[@lyscott75]

19:37 bro listen Im one of those guys who didn’t appreciate Mike till he retired the first time & I saw what the game looked like without him. At THIS TIME though I was and still am a Laker fan and when I tell you I couldn’t stand this guy , I COULDN’T STAND HIM🤬😡. I say that to say I absolutely feel your pain when you talk about how he did your Suns 🙁. I look at today’s game and I appreciate the good old days even more than ever!

[@mattchooblink]

14:30 Look at the net’s bench lol

[@TheRealMindCrime]

😆 🤣 😂 they were about to jump out of their seats

[@jordancross6768]

Also, to reinforce your statement around the 12:45 mark about some of the shit he did seeming impossible...case in point...that one where Laimbeer and Sally are literally smothering him during a baseline layup...even IF his opponents were so-called plumbers or whatever the hell else...does that negate both those dudes being very big and strong and committing what would now be considered flagrant contact? Does that negate the ability to shift himself around said "plumbers" while in mid-air just to make something out of nothing? I'm just saying, Lebron could never and his fans can't stand that fact. Hence the ridiculous stories.

[@dansalon2730]

Did he just make Charles Barkley into a verb?

[@BasketballHighway19]

Theres this basketball channel called "the rigged ba" Idk if you've seen it. Basically calls the entire 90s rigged for jordan to succeed. He also went in on future eras but his most popular videos are about the 90s.

[@TheRealMindCrime]

interesting. I'll check it out

[@BasketballHighway19]

@@TheRealMindCrime the videos are text written on a screen followed by clips so idk how good that would translate to a reaction video but it's good to at least check out on your own time

[@randellllarena7525]

You mean to tell me (Lebron fans) that Lebron is a better scorer than MJ when MJ has: - lethal mid-range - most beautiful layup package; reverse, switching hands, acrobatic, name it - killer fadeaway - one of the best in game dunkers of all time - lethal in the open court/fastbreak - 80% career FT *didn't utilize the 3 as much but he's at league average (not good/not bad). but if you have seen enough Bulls games, MJ has a lot of long range jump shots. just a step in front of the 3pt line

[@TheRealMindCrime]

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[@Петърчо]

0:40 Suggestion: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYWyo4mXj9pgbtk

[@TheRealMindCrime]

I reacted to that one a while back actually. Love nick Smith nba

[@Петърчо]

@@TheRealMindCrime Welp, I searched for it on the channel, but I guess YT search function is exactly like the Outlook's one - completely useless 🤷‍♂

[@robmanj]

23 n me?