The Complete Compilation of LeBron James Greatest Stories Told By NBA Players & Legends (PART 2)

[@J972M]

13:23 Tim Duncan said this about a 22 year old Lebron in his 4th season! That's wild respect! 😳

[@mak.lee_pnw5098]

Game recognize game

[@DavidThomas-qq4hf]

@@mak.lee_pnw5098 facts

[@Dave-vm2on]

and he definitely meant that shit 😂

[@ticky7817]

TIM DUNCAN said that. That all you need to hear

[@UnrulySpirituality777]

I need part three. Honestly this series made me see Lebron in a whole different light. It's inspiring to see someone so dedicated to understanding the nuances of their craft. I look forward to one day having a conversation with him, when my time comes.

[@nanagyan1151]

People watched the last dance and declared MJ goat! Wait until lebron's! It'll be crazy

[@paulh.9937]

@@nanagyan1151 lebron's documentary is going to be crazy. The man is probably going to have about 25 seasons of highlights before it's all said and done. They're gonna need to make that a 6 part series each atleast an hour and a half long per episode.

[@joeymclemore6623]

The brain on Lebron is something else. He’s basically a coach and a PG, plus all the other things he does on the court simultaneously.

[@noneyabizz8337]

@@EXCEDRIN10 true. Just hyped because nba is boring and soft now

[@gradymckinney7306]

Coach.. point guard..sf..center..gm..lifeguard.. philanthropist..father 😂

[@ananonymous5889]

He LeNba

[@nolimitjamesxo5455]

he can play all 5 positions plus LeCoach and LeGM

[@haaa5333]

Letaco enthusiast

[@SummerAwe99]

Duncan called Lebron the best player in the world when he was 22, and when Kobe was in his prime. Oof.

[@nickbrooks2408]

Ok. And Bill Russell and MJ said Kobe was in a whole nother league than Lebron. Oof? You can't compare the two like that. They're both greater at different things. But you're probably someone that never played a second of basketball. Or any sport for that matters..

[@erikescobar6616]

@@nickbrooks2408it’s different tho cause Russell ain’t a contemporary to them. He did not play against any of them so it’s different

[@nickbrooks2408]

@@erikescobar6616 Okay. Gilbert Arenas,AI, and even Ray Allen said the same thing. Is it still different? You can't compare the two like that. Same as Jordan and lebron.

[@andrealyass8018]

@@nickbrooks2408 Duncan was better than all three of those guys

[@nolimitjamesxo5455]

and he was right lol, only thing kobe has over bron is 1 ring that's it

[@TheNeoShinji]

When Klay Thompson said "I guess his feeling just got hurt", that's one of the best proof of what Gilbert Arenas said is true. That's how LeBron pulled the biggest comeback in The NBA history.

[@TheAztecWarrior100]

You mean when the nba suspended Green

[@rayking2396]

@@TheAztecWarrior100 and LeBron and Kyrie still dropped 41 the very next game he came back….?? Fuck is we talking about

[@RobertSchuster68]

What comeback? You can only have a comeback if you had a status and lost it. What kind of status are we talking about? I don’t see a relevant status🤷🏼‍♂️

[@brandonmatthews4223]

They had 3 opportunities to close them out Foh

[@anthonydexter3527]

@@rayking2396 And then Bron dropped 41 again. These niggas say anything

[@AndyZach]

Heh. I remember Miami Lebron when he shot 60% for weeks. So efficient. He was contending for the league lead in scoring, but was taking on 19 shots a game.

[@matthewjordan7896]

Averaging 30+

[@anthonydexter3527]

He averaged 30 shooting 60 percent for like 9 straight games. That Miami season was crazy. But these things go unnoticed because people dislike lebron.

[@prod.snqwfall1347]

It may be 15-20 years from now that we will appreciate how great #6 really was in those 4 seasons

[@boektcity]

dude has the second highest ppg in 2022 rn im dead lol

[@leoster6118]

@@boektcity while wearing #6

[@Alexjanisse]

My favorite part was when Bosh was talking about the guys Bron could kick the ball out to, he didn’t mention Battier and you used a clip of Battier hitting a kick out three almost as a reminder to everyone. Quality content. Please never change your approach.

[@TranquilAura77]

Even having heard so many of these stories being a big LeBron fan, I never get sick of hearing his greatness through the lens of other players

[@sportsbabe6612]

True. When the hate campaign stop I'll get tired of hearing it.

[@johnnieclemons2921]

Goat

[@greg2797]

I love the last few clips. People who watched both Kobe and LBJ play both against and with each other know they both respected the hell out of each other's game. People who say Kobe was just a ball hog who just chucked up random shots are stupid. LeBron has mentioned constantly how high Kobe's basketball IQ was. People who say LeBron has no killer instinct and isn't competitive and just wants to link up with great players are stupid. Kobe wouldn't have shown so much respect towards LeBron if that were true. Kobe did not waist his time with people who weren't competitive and who didn't have the itch to want to be great. I'm so glad to have witnessed 2 GOATs play with and against each other.

[@Hunter-uq5fh]

I agree people who say LeBron only likes to create super teams are stupid because whenever he leaves those teams they just get worse and can't even compete for a championship. Lebron does not create super teams, he's a super player.

[@thedon5367]

@@Hunter-uq5fh facts lol lebron could’ve went to any team in 2010 other than miami and it would’ve been unfair

[@YakDPOY]

@@thedon5367 whats worse, they talk about loyalty as if lebron was the first one to leave a team ever. Meanwhile they clearly couldnt put players around him and clearly werent in any position to do so. The man gets hate for leaving a dumpster fire situation. I will admit rhe decision was incredibly lame and dumb but eh. I got over it 🤣

[@ParamoreFAV3]

Bro thank you for this

[@greg2797]

@@ParamoreFAV3 anytime, I love basketball as a whole and grew up watching these two. People just try to project their hate on to these players. Kobe was mad happy that Bron went to LA and said he was family. He was the first one to congratulate him when Bron passed Kobe for all-time points scored. (That was actually his last ever social media post was celebrating Bron). Bron has always said how much of a fan of Kobe he was. People are silly but real basketball fans understand the truth

[@theRevVA32]

You're a really good content creator almost documentary maker. You should consider getting into the documentary game you have talent.

[@Alexjanisse]

I’d imagine it’s similar on the research and time commitment basis (subject dependent obviously). Highly agree with your comment.

[@therealspikeflee]

Definitely

[@DJM800sxr]

100%. I was thinking the same thing. Glad somebody said it.

[@cesarleo8847]

FACTS!!!

[@jzoobs]

Cuts off abruptly at the end though

[@SlimFishins]

Man I cried at the Kobe section. Hurts to know we lost a legend so young and Lebron lost a friend and mentor so soon. Rip Mamba and Rip Gigi 🙏🕊

[@J972M]

Kobe was always Kool but he became big bro since the Olympics

[@dustinpictou1927]

I like how kd said lbj been that guy for him since he was a kid and they still rivals , EPIC AF!

[@paulh.9937]

Watching several TV's and playing cards at the same time and knowing and understanding what's going on in each game that's going on, is insane.

[@paulh.9937]

And the fact that he remembers each and every thing that goes on is also crazy. He has a photographic memory. I bonafide photographic memory.

[@damnbruh6246]

he is just one of them Lab babies like Melo said

[@kxngbb_7334]

@@damnbruh6246 Melo said that

[@lilrayallen13]

I appreciate you blessing us with part 2 so quick, I always say that Bron might actually be playing chess in his head. The way that Bron has centered his offense by attacking the help defense. He's strong enough to power through any defender one on one. But the way he's able to read the help defense to almost always make the right pass is what separates him from other scorers. His scoring is opened up by his passing. Can't wait for part 3.

[@jaykelz1528]

I wish LeBron got to play for Pop… cause the way Coach Pop rides for LeBron and never played for him? Utmost respect ✊🏾

[@farrellcityking1]

I’ve always wanted him to play for Pop. That would have been amazing! Unlike the other legends, Bron has never played for a legendary coach.

[@themaadtitan9940]

What If he was drafted to the Spurs….GEEZUZ 🔥

[@d.balbas6952]

The Lay for Pop through me off.. But I got chu.. He never played for pops.

[@jaykelz1528]

@@d.balbas6952 lol appreciate you catching that, cause I confused myself when I read it over again 😂

[@MrClebophd]

@@themaadtitan9940 Or LeBron could have gone to the Spurs instead of the Heat the first time around. Lord have mercy on the rest of the NBA....

[@TonySoul]

"we're guarding him with 5 guys" Tim Duncan...

[@watucam123]

On a team with multiple HOFers

[@sportsbabe6612]

Legendary 😊

[@teamgreats4084]

Unless people don't want to admit Tim Duncan is the GREATEST PF ever, His statement about a 22 Year old player, makes him definitely The GOAT in year 2024

[@ghostzwarriorzz1900]

Idk if it’s just me but watching Kobe and bron at the end brought a tear to my eye man, such a good video props to you Nick

[@KOS_Yev]

I shed a tear as well. Great video

[@oluseyicharles9174]

Bro you better make part 3, 4, 5 & 6. Keep the good work man

[@timothyshawjr9833]

When LeBron was doing his Kobe Bryant impersonation right in front of him that was the funniest!!😂😂

[@theanonymouslegion4811]

I need part 3 asap!!! This series has been absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for the memories and thoughts you've inspired with your videos so far ♥

[@KidDYnamite23]

I will never stop loving the Kobe and Bron friendship.

[@enriquewilliams44]

Awesome work! Can't wait to see Part 3. Thumbs up for both!

[@rylanferdinand2622]

You're doing a great job on these videos bro. Keep up the good work

[@matheusbonfim880]

Bro, i don't know if you already made the third part, but try to put that game against the Bucks... He went in a crazy sequence, will be nice to see that moment again with this great moments. Keep going with the great job, 1 more subscribe 🤟

[@theqquintessential]

Love the nonchalant font choice paired with the epic intro music. Big ups Nick!!

[@Rollin_Pagan]

Always a pleasure Nick 💯

[@seifbenchiekh3871]

Your work is amazing ❤️ I've been waiting for part 2

[@NickSmithNBA]

Thank you!

[@LowercaseKev]

Man that Kobe inclusion really touched the soul. Excellent cap to part 2 episode. Can't wait for part 3

[@DJM800sxr]

Your videos are the absolute best. I would love to see a series like this on KD. Keep up the awesome work. Thank you!

[@mak.lee_pnw5098]

Supersonics ✊🏽

[@stevenboykin7255]

Another good video. I'm not sure if you have one yet but KOBE BRYANT would be a great 4 part series but his stuff is unlimited.

[@matthewjordan7896]

It was so good seeing Kobe smiling and laughing doing what he loved

[@dustinpictou1927]

Awesome bro do 2 for Duncan and yes a part 3 for lbj ,also Kobe bean Bryant once again

[@Ace-fe8gc]

14:19 “LeBron wouldn’t survive in the 90’s” Bruce Bowen literally bounces off Bron trying to guard him smh lol we call that bully ball

[@vendettareacts1760]

Yoooo, this series is lit.

[@NickSmithNBA]

Ayyy thanks man!

[@vendettareacts1760]

@@NickSmithNBA Bro I remember watching your lakers mygm in 2k16 crazy you just replied to me.

[@lilt1037]

2:42 I’m wondering who talking and it’s crazy to find out it was bron.

[@chrismeglio7209]

Always coming in clutch when im eating

[@icetredotnet6473]

I Swear he do

[@FupaDoncic]

Hate him or love him. We still Witnessed.

[@fil4648]

Nick, I really appreciate your effort putting these things together.

[@djd2682]

These have been amazing compilations can't wait for pt3

[@DJ-ys9pv]

“This is your best defender?” 😂😂😂

[@dariusgoatland10]

I’m fully confident LeBron will go down as the greatest basketball player of the 21st century. We have 78 years to go, but nobody will touch this man.

[@whitemagicsponge7190]

why speculate in something like that, what pleasure does that give you? its completely meaningless?

[@whodat787]

@@whitemagicsponge7190 😂😂 dang bro 👍

[@calebstultz2813]

Going back, I absolutely love Bron's "fuck you" attitude. Especially in Miami. He KNEW he owned the NBA back then and didn't care if everyone knew it.

[@whodat787]

He owned the NBA? I guess Dirk and Jason Terry didn't get the memo 😭😭💀

[@eyewatch2see77]

@@whodat787 Jason Terry got his memo inside a segment of the 3 compilations 😂🤣 (dont pretend you didnt notice)

[@whodat787]

@@sonder.4718 the irony of you telling me to stop using "cliché arguments", and then you come back with the cliché argument that Jordan couldn't win without Pippen 🤣

[@whodat787]

@@sonder.4718 well now you know not to assume things about people you don't know. I'm glad that I was able to teach another LeBron fanboy this valuable lesson. You're welcome kid

[@whodat787]

@@sonder.4718 you're terrible at guessing. You're terrible at discussing basketball. And you're terrible at being a "smartass" in KZbin comment sections. Drop the act kid. I can tell that you're still a child, and i don't play with kids. So stop bothering me

[@JasonMarquisHater]

The Kobe part at the end really had me in the feels

[@XxXFlyingArmBarXxX]

R.i.p. kobe. Almost two years. Damn 😔

[@daultonredhaus6027]

Y''all, they way this ended with Kobe talking about Bron hit me hard. Still hurts knowng Mamba isn't here anymore. Last parts of the video almost made a grown man cry!

[@daevonthesavage7483]

Everybody else told a story, Pop got to preaching 🔥🔥🔥🔥🤷🏾‍♂️😂😂

[@lamardogmatic3864]

facts

[@francisaquinde8865]

Skip Bayless left the chat

[@dwifred472]

love the work you do.

[@NickSmithNBA]

Much appreciated

[@stmartinshirt]

Can't wait to see The Long Dance

[@connorbrady7928]

kobe and bron leading team usa will forever be my favorite part of this

[@John2000sBaby]

I love the Tim Duncan clips. As a Heat fan, they were undoubtedly the biggest rival we had in those big 3 days. They were just a better overall team who might’ve been boring to watch but Timmy gave us the hardest run for our championship. I love LeBron and hes my favorite player of all time, but Tim Duncan will always in my opinion be the best overall PF of all time I have insane respect for him and the Spurs.

[@sportsbabe6612]

I thought the Big Fundamental was perfect 😍

[@calvinferguson6588]

Amazing edits! Do CP3!

[@NickSmithNBA]

I'll try!

[@youngunna1689]

My fav part is when he's talking about the turnovers he puts the blame on himself knowing it wasn't his fault!.🐐

[@FupaDoncic]

Had to end with Kobe a montage 😢 continue to move the game foreword.

[@jaimisonroy9621]

These videos are stupidly underrated bro

[@delandojames2539]

I don’t think there’ll ever be another Lebron! Meaning everything put together build, skill, knowledge and IQ for the game all in one! That’s what makes him the best ever! Better than Jordan!🤷🏽‍♂️

[@NickSmithNBA]

PART 1 & 3 Video links: Part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6XXqGSFnc5-gZo Part 3: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sInMfoWmZsujr7s

[@geesehoward357]

Ain't no next Jordan dude.....TF is wrong witchu!?

[@RobertSchuster68]

Last Video you asked, if I wanted to see part 1, and I told you not to post part 2. But than you disrespected my clear order. There will never be a another Michael Schumacher, there will never be another Franz Beckenbauer, there will never be another Boris Becker, there will never be another Steffi Graf, there will never be another Bernd Schneider, there will never be another Muhammed Ali, and there will never be another Mischael Shordan. (it seems to be, that most of the greats are Germans🤷🏼‍♂️🥇🏆) All others are just Second, especially Le Boom. MJ took over and controlled the whole league, he builded the whole House … LaBoom just moved inside the house, started living in the basement, and moved up to the roof, but he never owned the whole house. Due to modern training methods and health care science, his career is longer, and so he will be able to have more points/assists/steels, but he never controlled the whole league like MJ did. GREATNESS means first of all !!Efficiency!! Efficiency means “winnings per career-year”. And secondly GREATNESS is measured in: “how many hearts have you been touched” … and we all know, who is by far the winner in that category. And by the way, I don’t know why, but LaBoom is one of the most hated greats that have ever played in the NBA … why is that?

[@Op-Whatchamacallit]

Please do Russell Westbrook

[@RobertSchuster68]

@TheRealBandito quite please. Advantage Mister T

[@BIGMIKE-mk9ce]

So he's so good and knows all this how come 4/6 in the finals I don't make no sense 🤔🤣😂🤣🤣 one thing about me I don't listen to bullshit 😂

[@fitzgerald434]

and Bron is still putting up numbers and having a pretty good year at age 37. He's no doubt passing Kareem

[@MrDyl25]

Banger Alert 🚨 🔥

[@NickSmithNBA]

King

[@haulistic7569]

No better basketball player ever than the Miami LeBron

[@lordazzeater8051]

2018 Lebron

[@teddy1234599]

Wilt in '62 and '67?

[@baclava69]

He was good, but have you not heard of Jordan?

[@lordazzeater8051]

@@baclava69 better career than lebron not a better player everyone knows this

[@baclava69]

@@lordazzeater8051 respectfully I disagree, James plays in an extremely soft league comparatively, not taking away from his achievements at all. Now imagine Michael's dominance in this league. It's night and day imho.

[@tbate0244]

The Kobe and bron friendship part at the end hurt

[@Neuri]

awesome! thank you Nick

[@NickSmithNBA]

No worries! Glad you enjoyed :)

[@Sam-oe4dt]

Literally found part 1 early today and you post this dam

[@DavidThomas-qq4hf]

For some reason, after watching both videos so far, Popp's complement about him not caring what the media said seems like the ultimate complement coming from Coach Pop.

[@sitha4441]

Awesome compilation! Part 1 was great, I'm watching part 2 with great expectations

[@jamieowens4844]

LeBron’s 2013 game 7 vs spurs was one of the most legendary of all time. That’s when his Jumpshot had officially arrived. Spurs were going under picks, daring him to shoot and he went through game 7 and scored almost every bucket on jump shots then hit the elbow dagger jumper over Kawhi to seal the dub. That game showed how much he grew and worked on his game from 07

[@moosezk9681]

Kevin durant immediately next please 🙏🏿 btw great work

[@trejones9052]

Can’t wait for part 3 brodie

[@qanerdsninjas1338]

Definitely can’t wait for Pt3!

[@ryshanfields9048]

Richardson CHANGED my mindset about him…. I never considered HIM as a Scorer BUT he just passed Kobe and Jordan (black Jesus) WTF 😳 😳😳😲😱😱🎯🎯😵‍💫. Great Video and Highlights 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👍

[@smesh8318]

Miami Lebron was a different beast physically and athletically 😤🤘

[@Diego-vo9ic]

thanks for the video❤️

[@teddy1234599]

My dad was the proverbial "Mr. Basketball's #1 fan" - that WAS George Mikan; and my dad tracked down ever first and last bit of coverage of his that appeared. Then, I was ever so fortunate enuf to attend a series of Harlem Globetrotters' games the year that had that incredible "point guard" - what was his name; oh yeah, Wilt. i "followed" Wilt into the NBA and have been a "rabid" NBA ever since (62 years and counting). Having been born "half-boy, half-computer" (a math whiz - no credit to me, that's my parents' "fault"), I immediately started making All-Time rankings for the NBL-NBA (and eventually ABA). The #1 criteria (for my GOAT list) has always been the All-NBA (/NBL/ABA) First-Team regular season selections (2nd-Tm and 3rd-Team counting for less naturally). I've always felt that those selections were as close to a spot-on reflection of guys' careers as exists. In my GOAT rankings, for each successive set of five placings, I have ONE player from each position. I've got: #1 LBJ, #2 KAJ, #3 MJ, #4 Magic, #5 TD, #6 Wilt, #7 Kobe, #8 Dr J (including his ABA years),#9 Big "O", #10 K.Malone, #11 Shaq, #12 Jerry West, #13 L.Bird, #14 Stockton, #15 Bob Pettit, #16 Bill Russell. Except for Pettit (2nd half only) and Russell (all but first 2-3 years), I witnessed the entire careers of all of these guys.

[@AndyZach]

Interesting criteria you use. I look at the player's total offensive game plus their total defensive game. I rate those two equally. My GOAT rankings are #1 Chamberlain, #2 LBJ, #3 MJ, #4 KAJ, #5 Bird, #6 Russell, #7 Malone, #8 Big O, #9 West, #10 Kobe, #12 Magic, #13 Olajuwon, #14 Shaq, #15 Dr. J, #16 Stockton, #17 Petit. Different criteria, different results. My hardest part is comparing the player's peak versus their whole career. Bird's peak was equal to Lebron's I'd say, but injuries limited him after about 7 years in the league. KAJ's peak was almost equal to Chamberlain's, but he continued for 20 years while Chamberlain retired after 14. I think people underestimate the value of defense and rebounds, so my ratings try to take those into account. Unlike many, I don't care about NBA championships. I consider that a team achievement, reflecting the GM, coach, and supporting players, as well as the competition they faced.

[@soulzy3596]

1. Lebron 2. MJ . 3 . Kareem 4 . Magic 5. Kobe These men have reached untouchable status positions with the legacy they’ve layed down .

[@teddy1234599]

@@soulzy3596 Given that your GOAT Top 5 are all in my GOAT Top 7, our lists are quite similar. Please permit me to ask a you a question or three. 1) Do you use any particular criteria to establish "untouchable status" for these guys? 2) I rank TD and Wilt just above Kobe; for you do the careers of these two additional greats FAIL (in some way) to reach "untouchable status"?

[@teddy1234599]

@@AndyZach First, a bit more about my main criteria: Essentially, I am comparing, by position (first of all) each player's number of "Great Years". The reason I use the "All-NBA Teams" criteria is because the people who vote(d) each year are in the BEST position (most qualified) to judge each player's (relative) level of play each Reg. Season - AND, because there are so many voters, their sheer numbers basically cancel out any individual-voter biases - and, reviewing their collective annual voting, it amazes me how closely that comes to how I saw that season too. (And, imo, THEIR-collective voting definitely trumps in quality the MVP voting results (how the heck could the MVP-voters have ranked Russ over Wilt for the 1962 Reg. Season - as a prime example - there are a few other glaring ones too). Secondly, comparing my GOAT list with yours, the two lists are relatively quite close to each other. Given that, please assume that my questions to you that follow are the opposite of attacks. 1) By "Malone" do you mean Moses or Karl? 2) You don't have TD in your GOAT Top 17?? (or did you just forget to list him here when you posted your reply to me? 3) Assuming your "Malone" IS Moses, in your GOAT list, you've got CENTERS as: #1, 3 of the top 7 and 5 of the top 14 - have you considered that your ranking system MIGHT be giving undo precedence to centers? Lastly, as to your "... I don't care about NBA Championships ..." - I MOSTLY agree with you here. In my case, I take the WHOLE of each player's annual PLAY-OFF (not just Championship) performance as a secondary consideration - it was on this basis that, for example, I jumped MJ over Kobe (because I consider MJ's play-off performances so much greater than Kobe's (though his were great!) that MJ "overcomes" Kobe's advantage in the number of Reg. Season "Great Years" each had.

[@AndyZach]

@@teddy1234599 Thanks for the details. Very cool. I hadn't heard of using 'great years' before. That partially resolves my conflict between evaluating a player at his peak and over his career. Regarding 'Malone' I meant Karl, the #3 all time scorer. I forgot Tim Duncan. I didn't even notice TD in your list. He'd be next to Malone. I don't care if you put him ahead or behind him. Karl was better offensively and Tim defensively. I don't limit my list by position as you do. Best is best whether centers or guards or forwards. I ask myself: Would this team be better with player A instead of B? This is where the defensive impact comes in and rebounding. Big men naturally have an advantage there.

[@MayIOwnYou]

That 2013 2014 Finals when Spurs played the Heat the 1st time around really was a testament to how much LBJ has grown as a complete player.. true greatness. 🐐

[@richardmatthews2807]

2012-2013 was the first time around 2013-2014 they lost bcz the spurs shot the greatest % for the finals ever

[@DoctavionBennettiLLAGraphics]

DOPE!!! YES I AM READY FOR PART 3!!!!!!! LETS GO GREAT WORK BRO

[@burkhartlaw1]

Cool series. Great idea.

[@lesliecanete2581]

Awesome. Thank you for the copailations

[@fablez]

greatest of all time and it's not even close.

[@chrismeglio7209]

Jordan>

[@Alphadestrious]

No

[@DarthBane-zf8wv]

LBJ 🐐

[@noneyabizz8337]

That'd be Jordan

[@GuyVick]

Fax

[@rayhancarter7600]

This is a great series.

[@jasontyler9628]

LeBron sitting in that chair at 11:34 😂🤣😅😆 along with the narrative. IDK why but man it had me laughing in TEARS over here. That chair looked tiny compared to him.

[@folkscrazyouthere3076]

Remember that was 07 when Duncan said Lebron was the best player in the league. He was 22 Year 4. I know you guys are gonna say it was Kobe but that's not the point. Lebron got so good so fast his expectations grew even higher.

[@NESGTorro]

That shit crazy to think about

[@eman2k3]

Great content!

[@typg9397]

Sad for many reasons, but I would have loved to see Kobe & Lebron on the same team even for just a year or two.

[@hunnitbam]

Thank you. God Bless

[@breezyphontain9686]

It's funny hearing him recall those turnovers years ago. He said careless and attack turnovers. He just did a post interview recently talking about Westbrook and turnovers and broke down attack and careless turnovers

[@Jai1music]

Can’t wait for part 3

[@AsTheWickedScatter]

Only 3 parts? Come on man make it like a 20 part Lebron stories. Lol

[@CCEddieCC]

19:50 I was told bron dont talk trash tho. problem with the goat debate is two things. one people us 6-0 like its the pinnacle and im sorry it isn't. its apart of an argument. and second, there are way too many misconceptions about bron that its impossible to have with some people. my friend to this day says lebron isn't clutch. show him the plays and the numbers. he says yea but he passed it so he is scared. lol you can't have a real convo with people cause they in they own way.

[@mak.lee_pnw5098]

I quit wasting my breath trying to debate with people.

[@eyewatch2see77]

Lebron loathers continuously wanna debate with Lebron supporters it shows us, that "haters" FEAR Lebron's GREATNESS on and off the court

[@eyewatch2see77]

@@mak.lee_pnw5098 wise choice

[@orlando2814]

Jefferson broke it down!!!!

[@Eastsidetone313]

Am I the only one who can't stop rewindin🤣😂🤣 Great video 💯

[@NickSmithNBA]

Glad you enjoyed bro!

[@chix_mix8791]

I remember those Miami days.. Lebron was damn near a god .

[@koolievybz961]

Keep these coming bro nice work

[@tjaekeysofficial]

Tim Duncan the best PF of all time literally said LeBron gave them a championship…🙆🏽‍♂️

[@AntiFakeJewsRev2-9-0Zach9-6]

6:31-34 Manu done played too much Fútball when he was younger, that flop was funny 😀

[@cherylsilas6065]

This dude was born for greatness! He’s just showing his appreciation to God for this amazing gift.

[@ajannielamin6427]

I would like to see pt 3

[@barfturbine2332]

Ohhhhh I been waiting

[@Hazadin420]

amazing stuff from you! plz do dirk nowitzki for your german/european fans :)

[@NickSmithNBA]

Coming soon!

[@xprettylightsx]

How is it this channel is able to use dozens of ONLY copyrighted clips and still get monetized? I’m not complaining it’s a wonderful channel , just curious.

[@spaceghost4628]

5:36 is literally me every Lebron debate 😂

[@jay70460]

16:38 Bron was rolling up doing a interview 😂😂😂