ColorBlind: The Jason Williams Documentary

[@TriceOfficial]

Shout-out to everyone who has showed this project love! (including J-Will himself) It was an honor to help tell the story of one of my favorites and dive into his impact on the game.⚪🍫

[@ClarkeRaglin-yj5nj]

Is he in the hall of fame

[@tajstewart5202]

@@ClarkeRaglin-yj5njno

[@Veggamattic]

You did a great job bro'...hats off.

[@TriceOfficial]

@@Veggamattic Thank you!

[@samuraisaxon6800]

Why are you calling him white chocolate? He’s white 🤔 Racist ass

[@davidhanni208]

Im 39 years old . I grew up throughout my high school years watching Jason Williams. I lived on the east coast and TNT had the Sacramento Kings on all the time . I’ll never forget watching him for the first time . I played point guard in high school but i was a scorer . I would shoot 25-30 shots a game . I was averaging 25 points . After my sophomore season entering my junior year something clicked inside me after watching a game when Jason had 13 assist . That entire summer i would take a basketball and not shoot 1 shot . I never went to a basketball court all summer . We had a county court house and it has about 50 steps . For 5-6 hrs a day all i did was up and down non stop . Rain or shine dribbling . By the time the summer was over my ball control and dribbling was totally next level . I couldn’t wait for basketball season to start . Our very first practice i brought the ball up left handed (i was a always right hand dominate dribbler ) crossed over and instead of pulling up i threw a laser down to my forward . After about 5 trips up the court and 5 assist with no shots coach pulled me aside and said to me when did become a complete player . I went on to have a school record 23 assist in 1 game breaking the previous record of 12 . I owe a lot of my playing achievements to seeing Jason Williams . He put a passion in me to get better overall and not be just one dimensional.

[@michaelmichael8314]

Youre 39??? Hahaha you old dork. I'm only 38

[@cyrus.s.]

I don't have a hoop near me but hearing that story makes me wanna pick up a ball and go outside right now

[@Sunsn7]

That's dope!

[@donnellevanhorn99]

Great story

[@timlamb1156]

Great story

[@borgattiautosales]

JWill and CWebb one of the most underrated dynamic duos in NBA history IMO.

[@christophermusic1991]

yes they got robbed by The Lakers way back finals.

[@MrGHansen77]

How many years did they put a hurtin on the West Coast

[@knova]

@@christophermusic1991 no they didn't. JWil wasn't there. Bibby was the point during that series.

[@christophermusic1991]

owww thanks for the info sir my bad

[@leoguidera5547]

Webb was a bit soft though.

[@cameronlatulippe7004]

Love 55. He’s deserves a lot more respect as a facilitator than he gets.

[@angelsimmons5384]

@Ben Coblyn they sd the same about Magic, & he prove them wrong

[@densonfletcher8612]

He was a bad boy

[@jamal111]

@@angelsimmons5384they said the same about magic? He was considered a generational passer coming out so M state. His only “knock” was concern he couldn’t play the 1 in the NBA at 6’9”

[@franciscorawirilelapary885]

any reason why he should be respected more?

[@TheBringdapain]

Grew up watching him in Memphis. City of 70% black folks and we LOVED that man like he was our cousin or something. Broke the color barrier for me early. 🧡

[@TriceOfficial]

That's so fire. I appreciate the comment! Really cool to hear that perspective.

[@andreamicucci2396]

I was gonna comment very rarely do black kids idolize white athletes man but I grew up in this era and you wouldn't imagine the amount of black kids yellin "white chocolate" after they threw a dot to somebody. I'm from baltimore city and while my lil white self wanted to be Kobe, my peers loved J will. He definitely broke those barriers WIDE open. Coincidentally, I actually live by Marshall University now where him and Moss went.

[@stuarthall699]

Interesting that every bad team he went to became good enough to make the playoffs.

[@weilanddavis5256]

he opened up the floor

[@alphachewy1879]

That’s what floor generals do!

[@Phills69]

I’d take Jason Williams as an older head in Miami over Ben Simmons now… 💯

[@brooksfiser7968]

Word. Especially with the Kings, people wanna say they were best when Bobby was there, but I say Bibby just stepped into a situation where any decent PG could’ve been successful. JWill was a huge part of building that success in Sacramento. And he did helped make the Grizzlies relevant, which was a helluva task at the time….

[@devinbath7266]

@Devon Perry facts

[@johnschmidt2687]

The thing JWill never gets credit for which made him such a nightmare to opposing players was his speed. He was incredibly fast and could penetrate past anyone with the ball in complete control. That gave him so many options- pass, shoot, whatever. Unless you watch full games now, it's hard to appreciate this other insane gift of his from just the highlights. @Trice- Well done on the documentary. You nailed it when you said his greatest contribution to the game was how it made fans feel when watching him. He was pure joy to watch.

[@TriceOfficial]

That's a great point, his speed and quick first step definitely aren't talked about enough. I appreciate the support! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Masterdebater14]

Without really knowing i was thinking about his speed too. Theres no way an nba defense falls for all those fake plays unless jwills speed and threat of going to the basket forced them to guess

[@neli.a]

Saw his last high school game, (losing at states to Beckley) with Moss was unbelievable. U could see the “SuperCracker” magic i.e., the “now u see it; now u don’t” passes even back then. If he had been signed to stronger teams from the jump, his speed & misdirects would have made him a household name.

[@conceptualclarity]

I watched him playing in a high-level SEC game for Florida against my Ole Miss and I was shocked to see that by far the fastest guy on the court for either team was this white guy. Florida would have won if Billy Donovan had kept him on the floor instead of constantly shuffling players.

[@neli.a]

@@conceptualclarity Facts!

[@kmusic5944]

The importance of having a great passer on your team.. this dude made a huge difference on every team

[@TriceOfficial]

No doubt! The value of a floor general is unmatched!

[@adamz707]

And while being colour blind oh wow

[@mikedineen7857]

and his teammates loved him!

[@mikedineen7857]

@Sub if you are against antifa and BLM and Pete did with just a half heart. He had 2 chambers the rest of us have 4.

[@hellswindstaff91]

@Sub if you are against antifa and BLM thats right! all of them amazing players

[@steveabraham3052]

The elbow pass, that’s all I got to say... White Chocolate, will always be a legend! ✌🏾

[@kevinpernod9336]

The year before Sac drafted him they only had 4 nationally televised games. His rookie year they were scheduled for only 5 but when his popularity took off networks scrambled to get him on tv more. His third year in Sac the only team with more nationally televised games (27) was the Lakers. Throughout his entire career he was in the NBA's Top 10 most popular list. The Kings and Heat set attendance records every year he was with them. Ratings for their games almost doubled. The amount of revenue he produced for the NBA as a whole is stunning and yet he never got his due. He's one of my favorite players of all time and I'm blessed to have been able to see him live. I'm happy he got himself a Championship, he certainly deserved it.

[@MrImadummy]

@Kevin Pernod He definitely wasnt the reason people watched the heat that had shaq and d wade on the team

[@mikedineen7857]

I got to watch him and Randy Miss play in high school. Men among boys.

[@capitanfuturo594]

@@mikedineen7857 Randy Miss ?

[@mikedineen7857]

@@capitanfuturo594 Randy Moss. He and Jason played B ball together. Randy played a bit of football also.

[@Bryant513]

They both had great teams and were so fun to watch, I can remember going to friends houses and watching the games together, we all tried to be him on the courts!!!

[@rakimisrael]

This is beautiful. Im glad to see J-Will get credit for how revolutionary he was.

[@TriceOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@truthayael8329]

Every kid in America that hooped tried that elbow pass the next day💯

[@brandennelson3895]

I know I did lol 😆.

[@conservativeopinion]

Facts

[@drealdomb.6606]

And I never was able to do it running at full speed like him.....he was ahead of his time.

[@towertito2149]

True story.

[@devilfish3034]

Same night :)

[@eastoaklandsartiebo-bo6718]

Hands down one of the best point guards to ever play. It’s cause of “White Chocolate” I became a Kings fan. Thanks Jason for greatness you displayed on the court. Be well bro.

[@spicyboiviper1918]

Love the story, but being a Kings fan mean eternal sadness.

[@ryanhenson609]

Come on man... Greatest point guards to every play??? Dude. lol

[@eastoaklandsartiebo-bo6718]

@@ryanhenson609 Okay let me re phrase that cause Magic Johnson is the best to ever do it but far as dribbling/ ball handles who was better than White Chocolate, I’ll wait! 🤔

[@livinghaiti1098]

He was so respected by everybody, no race BS, dude was just good. Even black kids was pretending to be him on the court. If I wasn’t so broke as a kid I would of got his and AI jerseys. Much respect for this video 👍🏾

[@TriceOfficial]

I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed.

[@sherrillraymond7595]

Yeah dude was nice

[@dillponis7286]

What do you know rascism actually is dead, good on you brother.

[@buppie2000]

Ummm....no. JW hurled UGLY racist slurs against Asian gangs in GSW. Was fined for it.

[@hounddog3476]

AI was a cyborg; nobody is that good. I dont believe it............."A.I." hes a robot from the future man.

[@lewisking9339]

White chocolate brought that ABA game to NBA with style mad props

[@snuglife599]

His career almost ruined for smoking weed. What an absolute joke the “drug war” has been😢. Saw him many times at Arco arena in Sac...he’s a legend👍

[@joshuaowens1902]

Dam good the best I seen dam good

[@gerardrbain1972]

Just about everyone was smoking cannabis back in the 1990's, the decision to suspend him for testing positive for cannabis in retrospect it seems a bit too punitive.

[@leonardosoriano3347]

@@joshuaowens1902 w

[@gliblyaware]

I thought the same thing. "He hit rock bottom?" 😂😂😂 Insane..

[@26ryanpat]

thank joe biden for the 94 crime bill!!!!

[@JollyBrandon]

As someone who grew up watching late 80s and the 90s ballers, I loved watching the Reign Man, The Glove, The Human Highlight Reel, Vinsanity, Air Jordan, The Answer... But White Chocolate? Man, I tuned into SportsCenter EVERY morning to see what J-Dub did last night! Loved watching him play. Eternally underrated. One of my all-time faves! Much love and respect to him. In my book, an all-time great 🙏

[@vincenguyen7947]

Reign Man. Not Rain. But yes I agree 100. Cheers

[@vincenguyen7947]

When he played my Beloved Sonics. I was always scared he’d do something to the Glove. He and Stockton were scary to play against. But GP handled his biz along with the Reign Man Kemp and Sam Big Smooth Perkins with Detlef and Company. But White Chocolate was fearless. And he put fear in the eyes of defenders on the fast break.

[@JollyBrandon]

@@vincenguyen7947 Absolutely correct! I may or may not have been enjoying a beverage when watching this and autocorrect did the best it could 🤣 I fixed it! Thanks for pointing it out 👍

[@pauliesandmanpalermo3757]

Word

[@JuanRodriguez-wg4vh]

Mine aswell after Jordan is white choco

[@FromTheHipp]

crazy. i watched his entire career. i grew up watching jordan. when jordan retired i felt such a void. j will filled that whole void and i was such a massive fan. his game was so underrated. his assist to turnover ratio was always top in the league. the narrative of careless with the ball was so media driven. im from mississippi, and when the Grizz moved to memphis, they had a meet and greet in jackson. I showed up in a J Will jersey and he wasnt there. i was so sad lol. I eventually got to meet him when i worked for nba tv. i pitched that he show up on Area 21 with KG and they actually did it. it hit big for the channel. i met him and talked to him. it was so fire.

[@HYPARA]

Kobe ain’t do that for you ?? McGrady ?? A.I ? Francis ??

[@FromTheHipp]

@@HYPARA no.

[@jesusantaya202]

That’s dope story

[@ezco007]

What about Vince Carter?? Be serious man.

[@FromTheHipp]

@@ezco007 vince carter was fun to watch but came into the league as solely an in-game dunker that had to improve his jumper before he really became anything. dont tell me to be serious about what resonated with me, fuck boy.

[@rayneozier]

J Williams is one of the best examples of don’t judge a book by its cover. One of the best and most creative playmakers to play the game.

[@samuraisaxon6800]

Calling him white chocolate is beyond racist. White dudes can play and it’s time for blacks to realize it.

[@cynthia9642]

I grew up in Sac and he definitely put some asses in seats at Arco arena. Love this guy.

[@donaldanthony9268]

Not just the most exciting,also the most skillful player....the kid is full of skills 👍🏾👍🏾

[@jameswheat4225]

OG Country boy.. Gotta love J williams & randy moss's west Virginia accents!

[@IIshadowriderII]

There are numbers & statistics and then there is passion & lasting influence... Congratulations for this documentary man.

[@TriceOfficial]

Exactly. Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

[@jedsteelwell2354]

I'm from west virginia and this guy's a hoop legend in these parts

[@ElkinsEric]

I saw him and DuPont DESTROY Herbert Hoover in a high school basketball game. My cousin was on Hoover.. Williams was literally LEVELS above most WV ballers.

[@chadwi12]

no disrespect but he's a hoop legend period

[@amypeterson4615]

@@ElkinsEric I always thought Jerry West was pretty good.

[@ElkinsEric]

@@amypeterson4615 I’ve never seen Mr. West play. That being said he too is a legend!

[@Kinzey]

He made basketball so much fun to watch.

[@jojowaterloo]

White Chocolate is the real deal, and this coming from a die hard Lakers fan since 86...

[@donwert5039]

F...k Lebron James and the Fakers

[@dannychan1250]

@@donwert5039 cry more virgin boy

[@kikomagana1990]

@@dannychan1250 Mickey Mouse ring

[@christophermusic1991]

Lakers robbed Sacramento on finals!

[@timm_3r]

Some guys just play at a different level. He was so much fun to watch even if he was destroying your favorite teams. As the late Stuart Scott would say "You can't stop him. You can only hope to contain him."

[@mattjosephjr9981]

Good in depth vid on white chocolate..as a young black man he was our white iverson😂

[@TriceOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@markwoldin162]

I loved Williams but oh, Iverson was a genius. That was the difference. Iverson could attack a defense with his small size and narrow bones. It was just amazing to watch.

[@601Gremlin]

I agree

[@ut6857]

You all are talking about practice man...practice man...practice

[@zozobooi6555]

@@ut6857 this dude🤣

[@CaptWuppazz]

J Will is the ultimate basketball player. Not in terms of stats or physical ability but in his ability to make you love watching the game. That’s how it should be.

[@joseortega-us6rn]

That's right Jake. Manu Ginobili, kuwait leonard, Kevin MacHale to mention a few are that kind of players you like to watch, I saw this man Jason Willians playing and I tell you he was a Natural, Gifted Talented plus his Love or basquetball. And in the end got his Ring well deserved.

[@cherrylonmccomb7762]

A true BALLA, highly respected by opponents, peers, and Basketball fans from all walks of life.

[@hounddog3476]

Williams/Moss couldnt be stopped. All of us in WV Appalachia were rooting for those good ol boys. Very cool times.

[@danajones731]

I’m from West Virginia and Jason, Randy Moss, Bimbo Coles and Jerry West were all great athletes. GO MARSHALL!!!

[@christopherjones7709]

You are a dork

[@davesmith9457]

@M did anyone mention soccer?? Stfu

[@Professional_street_hustler]

How could you forget Hal Grier?

[@theadmiral460]

@M im pretty sure basketball is more popular than soccer in CHINA as well

[@jesusantaya202]

@M yeah this is true, but basketball 🏀 is magic

[@adrianwatson6219]

Ill never forget sitting 13 rows up from the floor at arco arena, my Dad and Uncle sitting beside me, all of us nervous as hell as the kings were on the cusp of a deep pkayoff run when JWill stole the ball and ran down and made his 1st NBA dunk. That arena erupted. It was absolute chaos after that dunk. People lost their minds. I will never forget it as long as I live. Greatest Kings moment of all time for me.

[@nicolaemmanuelsydney9835]

Basketball genius, creative & spectacular , love his game

[@Snowcheshire]

Most fun player ever to watch as a fan

[@knicksfanatic4eva]

Dope documentary. Well done. Jason Williams is one of the most underrated players in NBA history. Very humble dude too. As an 80’s baby from NYC growing up a basketball junkie…white chocolate had a profound impact on the styles of players here and everywhere.

[@TriceOfficial]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

[@mariomarcial2831]

JWill made the NBA more exciting to watch. There will never be another JASON WILLIAMS.

[@liteskinnedbobbybrown6256]

This guy could ball!He was so reminiscent of Pistol Pete.I'm so glad he had got his ring.His impact on the game,merits him.being in the HOF in my opinion

[@TheRoadLessChosen]

Yep. I’ve been sayin that. People just don’t know how great Pistol Pete was. Ironically he didn’t model his game after Pete’s but it’s so damn close with the exception of shooting. JWill didn’t shoot as well or as much. I think that’s because he lived to pass. Where’s Pistol had the ultimate green light aka dad. And shoot he could.

[@LittySmitty]

I was thinking his game came from Magic

[@jsain360]

🧢

[@aarondigby5054]

​@LITTY SMITTY hell no, JW wasn't back dooring anything. JW was checkkckmg v

[@aarondigby5054]

​@LITTY SMITTY hell no, JW wasn't back dooring anything. JW was checkkckmg v

[@FatFaceRo]

One of my favorite players growing up. I'm a Blazers fan and while the Elbow Pass is legendary, the one play that really stands out to me was during a Blazers vs Kings game in Sacramento where he pulled up (without hesitation) and hit a 3 pointer that was maybe 4 or 5 feet beyond the the 3 point arch- which was a "bad shot" back in those days. This was either the 99-00 or 00-01 season... so more than a DECADE before Steph Curry and Dame made it normal to hit deep threes way beyond the arch.

[@Walterliquori]

i remember 99 working at a tv repair shop as delivery driver me and my boy would watch sportcenter all day on the tvs that were repaired to test them watched so much kobe and williams great time in my life responsibility level so low great video thanks

[@tommyboyle23]

Top draw trice Fantastic video,. I'm 50 yrs old, and in the UK,it was really hard to see televised games in the UK through the late 80s to the naughties,hardly anything live,only 1 TV channel showed games back then,and although we had the pleasure of watching the passing of the torch from Jordan to Kobe,it was Jason Williams we all wanted to watch back then, especially in the UK he has a massive fan club here too. As the game started to be played above the rim and became much faster and about dunking etc,yawn.lol, Williams was like a throw back keeping the grace of passing and teamwork in the game so to speak. A true legend for sure,and great to see a small film pay tribute to him great work well done ✌🏻&❤️

[@TriceOfficial]

I appreciate the support! It's very cool that someone on the other side of the world was able to be enjoy his play-style. Thank you for taking the time to comment! Glad you enjoyed the project!

[@KevinSmith-sp6xf]

My favorite player to watch ever. Loved the free flowing magic to his game.

[@iamlegend7554]

This guy was electric. I was lucky enough to watch him live in a game at MSG

[@MikeJones-rk1un]

To me passing is more difficult and more important than scoring. Good passing teams are always winners.

[@Westside49er]

Unfortunately most of them aren’t champs. But really fun to watch

[@adnimuhammad8860]

Except AI team on sixer They fucking can't

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

Agreed Great passing is the foundation

[@GORILLA_PIMP]

​@@adnimuhammad8860🤣

[@gregorymeyer1798]

This brings back so many memories!! I literally watched EVERY Laker game, and EVERY playoff game, and as im watching this, as it gets closer to the Kings getting thru each year, all i can think and say is HORRY!!! That shot changed the future for both teams.

[@TriceOfficial]

@@gregorymeyer1798 Those series were classics!!

[@gregorymeyer1798]

@TriceOfficial Agreed, thanks for the response, just found the channel and working my way thru another video right now. I appreciate all the hard work you obviously put a lot into this. Keep it up. I'll for be telling my friends about your content. 👍

[@tclass99]

Imagine JWill playing for D’Antoni in his system… dude would have been even more legendary. People these days go on and on about Kyrie’s wizardry with the basketball and forget that there were guys like this who were just as spectacular back in the day. Definitely one of the most exciting players ever. That SAC offense was beautiful to watch.

[@KornHuskerJason]

Im 42 years old. I grew up in the MJ era but there was only one NBA jersey I ever owned. J. Will’s. Much love!

[@TriceOfficial]

Love to hear it!

[@stardust1621]

He has to be one of the most complete and best players of anticipation with success behind it. Jay will is definitely a living highlight reel! He was a nightmare for a lot of people that faced him. So glad he got a ring out of it 🏆 /#55/

[@johnstover4584]

My two favorite players Jason Williams and Peja Stojokivic. That Kings team got me into basketball. Like the Mighty Ducks got me into hockey.

[@kolektorkartubola]

yeah. finally someone sum up jwill's whole career in a balance and positive vibes. great to watch, brother. 🍻

[@charleskalish8230]

Did Trice mention at any time in this doc why he called the doc "ColorBlind" ? I admit I fastforwarded repeatedly while watching. That's why I'm asking.

[@TriceOfficial]

@@charleskalish8230 I went with "ColorBlind" because he proved that the color of your skin doesn't determine your skill level. Too often in society we let the amount of melanin a person possesses be the deciding factor of what we think of a person or their abilities (and not just in basketball either). ColorBlind just refers to letting someone's game speak for itself, not their skin color. Thanks for watching!

[@charleskalish8230]

@@TriceOfficial Makes sense. However, I was thinking in terms of Williams' color blindness, i.e.,it's rare that you see a white person so absolutely comfortable with blacks. In fact, I'd go further and say that his natural speech is that of a black man which is even more uncommon. Usually you can tell that a guy is putting it on. I'd like to learn more about him; I think he's special even beyond basketball.

[@TriceOfficial]

@MClovin 2020 That was the goal! Glad you enjoyed the project.

[@bigsmith6]

True

[@kellysullivan6625]

Loved his overall game and impact on the style of the NBA and the new version of point guard. Flashback to Maravich. He was fast and had incredible endurance which caused havoc to others defense. He ran and entire game. Thanks for letting us watch his greatness!

[@timothyholden4891]

Awe man that was an Amazing look back at one of the best no look passers I've ever seen " WHITE CHOCOLATE" JASON WILLIAMS. THANK YOU.

[@carlosblanco3390]

Very exciting player too watch play ball. Always had u on ur toes when u watching him play

[@MarloSoBalJr]

This man was not only a baller but a winner. No matter the team, he was in the postseason. Much respect. We are colorblind.

[@shakur1124]

See dat smile for a father to remember stuff like that we used to do as a child really hits us deep! Lol even soften the hardest hearts 💯

[@MrBrink-bz3nk]

Might not be a hall of famer but definitely one of my favorite players ever. A legend in my eyes who made me wanna play with him with my created player on that Sacramento team!

[@realdeal581]

Truly deserving of a championship and the fact that every team he joined actually got good enough to make the playoffs. Glad I got to watch it growing up

[@KelzKelz]

I forgot how slick this dude was. That elbow pass though.

[@sjp1969]

J Will deserves a Hall of Fame look. Boy was dope.

[@healthfadsfade]

Literally my favorite player of all time. Thank you for inspiring me when I was just 13....

[@kanegarvey3188]

Lol last name have something to do with it? 😛

[@healthfadsfade]

@@kanegarvey3188 Haha yup you know it! He's my cousin (that's what I said when I was 13)

[@dgilly8064]

Cold-blooded on the court. A legend that I hope will get his spot in the hall of fame. 💯

[@TriceOfficial]

Agreed!

[@Lokahi-fo-life]

I just loved that he had a joy for the game.

[@ScottMcDougal-oz2kt]

Hands down the most fun watch in the game. Loved showtime, the bad boys and the bulls, but just watching a game because 1 guy, who was gonna do something that made Sportscenter, pretty epic in my lifetime. You're the best, Chocolate.

[@TriceOfficial]

@@ScottMcDougal-oz2kt No doubt!!

[@carlosblanco3390]

Jason williams was so awesome to watch loved it really excited to watch the game when he was playing

[@davidsimi2322]

Well said. Dig the video. J Will is a legend. Nice shout out

[@TriceOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Iceman-gw8on]

As a Gator grad and a big fan of the Heat, I’ve followed his career closely. The word “anticipation” comes to mind when I think of JWill as every time he touched the ball you wondered what he was going to do that you’ve never seen before. The problem that he ran into in the mid part of his career is he would sometimes feel the need to make a fancy pass rather than a safe one, which led to the increase in turnovers, which you just can’t have as a point guard. He may never make the HOF, but he’ll be remembered forever for his flair and innovation.

[@TriceOfficial]

Love that. "Anticipation" definitely comes to mind when thinking of J-Will. You never knew what you were about to witness! One of my favorite aspects of his career is the way he developed himself into a more reliable floor general as he reached Memphis and Miami. He knew that if he wanted to lengthen his career and eventually win a championship, he'd have to become more of a true PG. Thanks for watching!

[@guleiro]

White Chocolate was one of the most soulful players I ever seen in the nba ❤️

[@eripkofficielgaming]

never knew jason williams was such a legend , great video man keep it up!

[@TriceOfficial]

I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed.

[@deanazcoolzi4382]

Dude was in the gym hitting X tape marks on the wall for hours and hours. no shooting, just practicing that pass! Love the mans ambition.

[@thepersonilovethemostfinnw5044]

"never knew"?! damn, you must be a kid then.

[@eripkofficielgaming]

Magic Man idk if being18 counts as being a kid haha

[@tydeprince719]

@@eripkofficielgaming 18 yea you're still a kid fam

[@masons7102]

Jason Williams was having troubles with his shooting percentage so he simply started passing the ball to the hoop what a legend

[@zshakur]

Jay Will was the SHIT! Straight BUTTER on the court! Called White Chocolate with the UTMOST respect!

[@vinh9190]

I can’t believe I’m just now seeing this. I remember j dubs from day one. Been a fan till day.

[@smoovegittar]

How can you not love this dude if you love ball. I remember.

[@patmarcoux3022]

Dude was insanely jaw dropping. I can watch his highlights, all day.

[@TriceOfficial]

Agreed!

[@philliplyn2692]

He was very nasty and talented just give him his credit and respect that he deserves because plenty of people got the business from him you name them 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪

[@DontTakeMeSeriously2222]

Always sat down and turned the tv up, when Jason was on the court. Super cool watching what he might do.

[@TriceOfficial]

Must-see TV!

[@rE-ct2ok]

Never knew he won a championship. Jason Williams is my all time favorite player!

[@jakedooley5300]

@Eilliw Nodrog yeah, Jason Williams is so underated, he deserves more credit than he gets, in my opinion at least

[@johnpeterson2335]

Wtf? He played like 14 seasons how u not now lol

[@tonsshameless8741]

This man is the GOAT. The style and air bender. Watching Jason Williams play ball was one of the greatest periods in NBA history. There are so many innovators but. J will and A I. Them 2 dudes was in a lueage of their own. Amazing video

[@TriceOfficial]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

[@hounddog3476]

Yes very cool times.

[@bryanspicer8904]

J Will is the best Facilitator of all time #55 Watching from Philippines🇵🇭

[@jordanwilson467]

I’ve seen that elbow pass over a 100 times. It will never get old for the next 100.

[@TriceOfficial]

Iconic.

[@gregmadore6365]

I remembering watching him and wondering why he didn't get more props because he was one hell of a baller and one of the best passers for his time

[@markabdul6362]

Definitely one of the best point guards that played the game.I salute Jason White chocolate Williams 💯👍. Continue success.May GOD,keep you strong through the difficulty.Peace.

[@davidbadu3135]

I was living in Gainesville, Florida when Jason came to play there, wow wow waza he was something to watch Showtime himself, he gave basketball both collegiate and professional a bit b shot and in my opinion he ranks in NBA top entertainers from earl monroe, pete maverick, Jason was the best and the game always needs a baller like him, much respect white chocolate!!!!!!!

[@daninampui7185]

Thank you J Will for decades of inspiration

[@VincentBeville]

I'm black, and I saw him play. One of the baddest white boys that ever laced them up. He was Pete maravich reincarnated.

[@vekseum4438]

I’m white, and Jason Williams is one of the baddest NBA players that ever laced up.

[@billphillips7830]

@@vekseum4438 Im yellow and I only found out about dude yesterday...

[@Skiman94]

@@billphillips7830 One of the best point guards ever. Period.

[@rendrag156]

Pretty sure he was a man

[@stevenharmon12]

He may never be considered one of the greatest point guards, but he’s without a doubt one of if not the greatest passing point guards. He made passes people had never seen before and some that haven’t been seen since.

[@TriceOfficial]

Agreed! Possibly the most creative player to ever step foot on a court!

[@gheechiedan9299]

Great job with this documentary my man ! I remember "white chocolate" and he was FANTASTIC to watch! Every game he left you saying : How did he do THAT and WOW! 😎

[@TriceOfficial]

I appreciate the love! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@2Thoed]

#55 forever 💜 My favorite player of all time. Not because of winning or acoring the most points, its because he went out there and gabe it his all while putting on a show. It was an honor to watch this man play as a kid.

[@TriceOfficial]

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[@jrvapor]

Jason Williams was one of the most exciting fun dudes to watch like Iverson, Muggsy, Jordan, Kobe(RIP), Magic etc never dissapointed to keep you entertained man!!!

[@TriceOfficial]

I agree, I've got a Kobe documentary coming out tonight! Don't miss it!🙏🏼

[@jrvapor]

@@TriceOfficial Ok Trice cool man, sounds good, I'll be lookin out for that!!!

[@Jadelove14]

I love that he loved Sacramento and was sad to leave here .most basketball players don’t want to come here since it’s a smaller market but he loved it .

[@thejerichoharlot2447]

This is a GREAT video. Well done. The take at the end where you display JWills innovating passes with the current NBA was awesome!…and spot on.

[@TriceOfficial]

I appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed.

[@hellswindstaff91]

great documentary. glad to have watched him play from college to his final game!

[@TriceOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@mayorrodgers7446]

There are countless players that have won a championship and are now forgotten. Williams did indeed leave a legacy for this one simple reason. He was a special talent.

[@HRMapuan]

he should be in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame!!!

[@christopheroliver4757]

If you didn’t witness this live as it was going on, you missed out...ESPN said 60% of the content requested by fans were for these Kings squads...

[@TriceOfficial]

Those Kings teams were walking highlight reels.👀

[@dwightlove3704]

@@TriceOfficial Williams&Webber were the Stockton&Malone of the '90s with a hip hop background.

[@thomaslascola2698]

Also to think that the only team in the west thsg could really put up a fight to te Lakers would have been the kings. With j . Dub. I think they could have gotten one if they didn't trade him but he got the last laugh as none of the kings and Bobby got a ring.. but he did.

[@joelopez6462]

Jason Williams what's fun to watch nothing but the best moves a blast from the past 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🏀💯👌

[@gus5918]

that 06 Heat team was the most random collection of players ever and they played so well together.

[@UHaulShorts]

fixed finalz

[@RandomStuffFreak]

I feel like his time in Memphis is often forgotten. Him and Stromile Swift were exciting to watch! also RIP to Lorenzen Wright

[@aussieozzysmoothchillrasta4598]

This is now the J Will Doc that I’ll be showing the Lads..Loved it..Peace Mate✌️

[@TriceOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@krystlelachance657]

He was unbelievable! Super underrated!

[@TriceOfficial]

Agreed!

[@coelhocointech9841]

That Sac team was one of the most exciting teams in history, fun to watch