I remember watching it live in my grandmas basement.Put a hole in the old drywall ceiling slab from me jumping up in the air when that shot went in and my whole hand went through.🙂 Great times!!
Lebron don’t have the killer instinct like Jordan or Kobe . I seen games where MJ and KB lost but were still determined to get in it . Whereas plenty times especially in playoff where lb is losing and basically gives up his will to compete
Jordan’s last 4 shots: Free throws (nothing but net) layup high off the glass (nothing but net through the hoop) and the final shot was NOTHING BUT NET. The last 4 shots were from the guy who when you needed to be perfect, was perfect. This is what separates him from every player ever. Not only that but he had the biggest impact on the defensive end at the game AND the offensive end. He willed himself to win that game as he did countless times throughout his career.
You just need to watch the last minute against Utah in 98 to understand why he is by far the greatest player of all time. Because he could lift his game in the most decisive moments like no other. i remember it like it was yesterday. Still gives me goosebumps.
Most underrated part of this sequence is that Russell actually swatted the ball in the layup drive but Jordan still finished the play. You can see at 3:00. It's one of those big athletic advantages Jordan had that goes under the radar for a lot of casual fans.
That's actually insane. You can see the ball move and rotate. But his huge hands and grip strength keep it in possession while he still finishes the lay. A high layup off the glass and nothing but net too. Incredible
45 points in an era where scoring was not high. He had 45 out of the team’s 87. And some people wonder (or don’t understand) why so many think he is the GOAT
Agree. Players today be scoring 30 and told they dominated the game when the team scored 117. Urgh, today's basketball sucks ass. Zero rivalries, zero toughness, 80 threes a game, zero center position dominance, players change teams like their underwear, no physicality & no heart. I get it, times change, luckily some of us got to witness the greatest decades in basketball. It was truly theatrical.
He scores the quick bucket to bring them back into the game at 85-86. He steals the ball from Malone and then practically by himself brought the Bulls back into the lead and winning the chip by a pull up jumpshot. 87-86 I don’t think there’s any better example of MJ’s overall game and dominance than those last 3 plays.
dont forget the Free throws by MJ at the beginning of the video. score 83-81. Jazz lead. MJ ties it with 2 cruicial FT before Stockton hit 3. Last 6 pts in a game where winning score is in mid-80s. Just think about it. MJ scores 45 of 87 pts. last 6 pts coming in final 59 secs.
@@mkhan8527 I also think it's important to note that the JAZZ ran the same play back to back, and it led to their downfall. The 1st time they doubled Malone with Pippen from the left side and he found Stockton open for 3. The 2nd time MJ learned from the previous play and came around the right side while Malone was looking over his left shoulder, no doubt expecting Pippen to help again. He was wrong lol
Yea go watch them free throws again...One of the best rebounders ever has his back to the rim as MJ shoots two *down two* with a min left in game 6 of the finals on the road.
The last shot Michael Jordan took as a Chicago Bull was a swish, didnt touch the rim. Loved it, and honestly at the time I knew he would make it as soon as I saw the crossover. That was MJ, the crucial times a basket is needed or the last few seconds of play, he would make it virtually every time.
This is what always stands out when I rewatch this game. The most important game of his life, he's mentally, physically exhausted after playing all 82 games plus the entire playoffs for three straight years. The pressure has to be immense. And he's just like "whatever" lmao.
The GOAT always knows how to win the game. Not just the game, in fact, the whole stadium is under control by one single player. This is how the GOAT is done, be in control of the whole thing, the whole situation. Anyone can be great but to be the GOAT, you gotta know how to control the game, and win it when it matters most.
I watched this live when it happened and remember being so sad that this was the last time we'd see that team together. This sequence, a long with hundreds of others, is why he'll remain the Greatest to ever play this game. Even the Jazz would destroy any team today. The way the game is played now, it's barely basketball. It's a defenseless 3 point shootout. This was basketball at its very best
My ex and I were traveling cross country from CA to GA and we were in our room in New Orleans. All I was thinking about was watching the game during the trip and made it in time for tip-off. Most exciting player I ever got to watch.
It felt like the video was a 2010s finals game, but it was a young Michael Jordan, Steve Kerr, Karl Malone, Dennis Rodman and Scottie Pippen. Classic one 🔥
I remember watching this game at home by myself and jumping, crying and screaming of joy. After some years I discovered that the TV channel that broadcasted the NBA in my country didn't actually show the LIVE game but in fact was a recorded program, the game apparently have finished 2 hour earlier, still great moment even though I was out of sync.
I can still clearly remember when I watched this game on June 1998 at home. The moment MJ shot his iconic last shot for the Bulls and the moment the final buzzer rang and the Bulls got their second three-peat, I didn't celebrate in jubilation just like I know the rest of the Bulls fandom did. Instead, I just sat there on my chair crying silently because I knew then that this was the end of an era. I knew that I will never see another Michael Jordan or this kind of Chicago Bulls team ever again in my lifetime. And 24 years later, I am still right.🥰🐂🏀
This is one of if not The best sequence in sports. Michael scored a high glass lay, stole the ball from the mailman, crossed Russell for a silky smooth jumper. A perfect storybook ending for the Bulls dynasty (a perfect career ending for Michael if he never played for the Wizards)
Rodman is a genius for what he did just a moment before Jordan goes to make his move against Russell... (Rodman was completely out of the frame... He runs across to the left side an in doin so CARR GOES WITH HIM... Rodman already knew where Jordan want to go for that last shot) Jordan always went right an came back left thru out his life time of playin basketball .... Yes MJ is the Goat for nailin that Shot but Rodman is a Scholar for what he did ....
Where we you during this game and how old? Me, 10 years old, was absent in school just so I can watch it on TV. The only time i decided to skip school without a valid reason but hey, it's Mj and Da Bulls! Crazy and best times! Mj forever
Having watched the NBA since 1985, it's difficult to imagine a player greater than MJ. Lebron is a fantastic player, but at least a standard deviation behind Jordan. If you didn't watch Jordan's career, it's difficult for you to understand just how great he was, beyond the numbers.
Was there anybody else playing for the Bulls in that final minute because it seemed like Jordan was the only person doing anything, his teammates just standing around watching cause they knew he was going to do what he needed to do to get the win. Two clutch free throws, a quick two for one bucket to cut the lead to one, a crazy steal on Malone then runs down the other end to sink the winning bucket with a handful of seconds left. Game over.
around that time, even the dog of the neighbor knows that at critical moments MJ wants to take control. His teammates are prepared of course but they know unless absolutely necessary, MJ will not pass.
This sums up what it was like watching Jordan in the Jordan era.. the man was Superman... No runing or hiding,, no quitting begging to join other players so he could win paper championships... Didn't play around with the jazz and turn them into a dynasty like lebron did with the systematic spurs.... Jordan put GREAT teams away ...
THAT is why that era was one of the greatest eras in the NBA! See, when the game was on the line not everyone wanted to be the hero and shoot a 3pt from 100yards away and be a crowd pleaser or a crowd silencer, just to get on instagram reels and youtube short. They played with their brains. Cut it to 1, play defense and win.
Gila nonton ini taun 98 pas kelas 3 smp di cianjur nontonnya di ruang guru dan semua guru juga ikut nonton pdahal gk semua suka dan tau basket, tp gara2 jordan basket jd mendunia.. Skarang gw 40 taun tp tiap liat final 98 sperti baru kemarin dan ttap merinding..
Goddamn, I watched this live. I was 14 years old. And hand to Bible, I knew he was going to make that shot. That’s how great he was, he had me believing.
@@benjamink7105 YES! Stockton got a great look! It was scary for that half a second waiting to see if he made it. But the streak of no game 7 in Jordan’s finals lived on. He’s the goat
@@andrewthegr81 It’s crazy how we remember things like that. I also remember vividly Game 1 in the 97 finals when Jordan hit the shot. I ran all over my house celebrating and I ran to my moms room and yelled “Jordan made the shot” and without hesitation my mom said “of course he did, he’s Michael Jordan” lol. My mom wasn’t even watching the game and even she knew Mike was top tier next level.
A true killer. He transcended the game. Five people on the court, and one person does it all. It’s difficult to appreciate how dominant he was. 6 chips in his last 6 full years. You can’t write a better story.
I remember all Bulls' finals coz those were the only times i watch the nba. And i think they only air the nba games here in my country during best of 7 games but i may be wrong.
2:593:07 Russell got all ball idk how Jordan held onto that & then he wacks the ball it hits off malones hand then his foot & don't go out of bounds but behind & between his legs & MJ gets it. Harper don't get just enough of that shot & it probably goes in. Watching this game live I'll never forget it being a 17 yr old kid I just knew that I knew Jordan was gonna pull them through somehow.
3:15 - THAT is the angle you need to see, to know that MJ didn't push off as some kind of offensive foul. His hand barely extended, it was the slightest nudge that helped him cross back over. Russell fell because he was running full speed in the other direction lol
Jordan dries the soles of his shoes (1:35) so that he doesn't slip himself later. With 45 seconds on the clock, this perfection is the basis for success.
They played the jazz two times in the final he never cheated on their down screen for Malone and stole the ball. He held that move until the last possible play. That's some big brother little brother stuff right there.
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I never noticed when Jordan shot that free throw. Rodman already knew it was going in. Wasn’t even paying attention lol
He did it twice I believe... he was like, blahhhhhhh!
well yeah, it was kinda expected lol, i mean how many times did you see Jordan miss a free throw in clutch time?
@@psvillars a couple of times. I'm in my 40s so I saw a few more michael games then most
@@ends15 Me too but those happened few and far between and NEVER in the finals.
Yes I see.Nice observation.That's funny considering the context of this game..Thanks for sharing.Maybe he was chatting to the referees!
This minute was the pinnacle of basketball history.
Oh yes
I remember watching it live in my grandmas basement.Put a hole in the old drywall ceiling slab from me jumping up in the air when that shot went in and my whole hand went through.🙂 Great times!!
No one beaten this moment yet.
To me this is the line of demarcation for the NBA. There's pre Jordan shot and post Jordan shot. The league was never really the same after this...
That era is the pinnacle of humanity.
This gave me goosebumps. I remember this like it was yesterday
U and me both brother
This is the reason Jordan is the GOAT. Never backs down and always have score when it is crucial
Lebron is the goat of basketball. I watched 90s basketball.
@@mikeslemonade lol jokester
@@mikeslemonade absolutely stupid argument
Lebron don’t have the killer instinct like Jordan or Kobe . I seen games where MJ and KB lost but were still determined to get in it . Whereas plenty times especially in playoff where lb is losing and basically gives up his will to compete
And that's why Kobe is a close 2nd. Not LeBron.
Jordan’s last 4 shots: Free throws (nothing but net) layup high off the glass (nothing but net through the hoop) and the final shot was NOTHING BUT NET. The last 4 shots were from the guy who when you needed to be perfect, was perfect. This is what separates him from every player ever. Not only that but he had the biggest impact on the defensive end at the game AND the offensive end. He willed himself to win that game as he did countless times throughout his career.
You just need to watch the last minute against Utah in 98 to understand why he is by far the greatest player of all time. Because he could lift his game in the most decisive moments like no other. i remember it like it was yesterday. Still gives me goosebumps.
Most underrated part of this sequence is that Russell actually swatted the ball in the layup drive but Jordan still finished the play. You can see at 3:00. It's one of those big athletic advantages Jordan had that goes under the radar for a lot of casual fans.
That's actually insane. You can see the ball move and rotate. But his huge hands and grip strength keep it in possession while he still finishes the lay. A high layup off the glass and nothing but net too.
Incredible
One of the best sequences ever of any sport
45 points in an era where scoring was not high. He had 45 out of the team’s 87. And some people wonder (or don’t understand) why so many think he is the GOAT
THIS. Nowadays there are so many points that there is room for another guy to score 45 on the same team.
Agree. Players today be scoring 30 and told they dominated the game when the team scored 117. Urgh, today's basketball sucks ass. Zero rivalries, zero toughness, 80 threes a game, zero center position dominance, players change teams like their underwear, no physicality & no heart. I get it, times change, luckily some of us got to witness the greatest decades in basketball. It was truly theatrical.
Because they are stupid. MJ is The GOAT. No discussion.
you.mention the 45 points but not the fwct he was 15 of 35 from the field.
Malone was a much more efficient 11 of 19
@@jso19801980 ergo Malone is the better player
People who weren’t there can’t know.
And some who were there still don’t believe.
The GOAT.
Now and forever.
He scores the quick bucket to bring them back into the game at 85-86.
He steals the ball from Malone and then practically by himself brought the Bulls back into the lead and winning the chip by a pull up jumpshot. 87-86
I don’t think there’s any better example of MJ’s overall game and dominance than those last 3 plays.
dont forget the Free throws by MJ at the beginning of the video. score 83-81. Jazz lead.
MJ ties it with 2 cruicial FT before Stockton hit 3.
Last 6 pts in a game where winning score is in mid-80s. Just think about it.
MJ scores 45 of 87 pts. last 6 pts coming in final 59 secs.
@@mkhan8527 I also think it's important to note that the JAZZ ran the same play back to back, and it led to their downfall. The 1st time they doubled Malone with Pippen from the left side and he found Stockton open for 3. The 2nd time MJ learned from the previous play and came around the right side while Malone was looking over his left shoulder, no doubt expecting Pippen to help again. He was wrong lol
Yea go watch them free throws again...One of the best rebounders ever has his back to the rim as MJ shoots two *down two* with a min left in game 6 of the finals on the road.
@@KoolKeithProductionswas that in 1997 finals game?
Never fails to give me chills. The GOAT
Lebron James
The last shot Michael Jordan took as a Chicago Bull was a swish, didnt touch the rim. Loved it, and honestly at the time I knew he would make it as soon as I saw the crossover. That was MJ, the crucial times a basket is needed or the last few seconds of play, he would make it virtually every time.
Jordan always stay calm every game
This is what always stands out when I rewatch this game. The most important game of his life, he's mentally, physically exhausted after playing all 82 games plus the entire playoffs for three straight years. The pressure has to be immense.
And he's just like "whatever" lmao.
Growing up watching these games were amazing!!! Growing up and being from Chicago that’s just on another level!!! 🐐
Just amazing. It was the high point in professional basketball.... all brought to us by MJ in his 13 years as a Chicago Bull.
Still get chills watching the Great One
I remember this like it was yesterday
MJ ALL DAY
THE GOAT 🐐
THOSE BULLS WERE UNBELIEVABLE 💯
MJ hands raising for # 6 was his way of telling the home crowd, "SSHHH...It's OK.. You calm down now, it's over.."
What an athlete. I wish he stayed that age forever.
with adrenochrome, you can!
MJ being MJ.
I’m a Jazz fan through and through. It hurts not to win a championship with Stockton and Malone. But to lose to the GOAT, makes it less painful.
The GOAT always knows how to win the game. Not just the game, in fact, the whole stadium is under control by one single player. This is how the GOAT is done, be in control of the whole thing, the whole situation. Anyone can be great but to be the GOAT, you gotta know how to control the game, and win it when it matters most.
His entire 4th quarter was a work of art in this game.
After Stocktons miss, time runs down. Jordan turns to Utahs crowd and puts up 6 fingers. And yells at them. They ain’t got shit to say. GOAT.
Being Utah fans, you know they tried though!
I watched this live when it happened and remember being so sad that this was the last time we'd see that team together.
This sequence, a long with hundreds of others, is why he'll remain the Greatest to ever play this game.
Even the Jazz would destroy any team today.
The way the game is played now, it's barely basketball. It's a defenseless 3 point shootout.
This was basketball at its very best
My ex and I were traveling cross country from CA to GA and we were in our room in New Orleans. All I was thinking about was watching the game during the trip and made it in time for tip-off. Most exciting player I ever got to watch.
Наверное это самая эпичная игра которую я смотрел за свои 42 года. Майкл так и останется в моем сердце лучшим игроком современности!
I love how Rodman already turned back, ready to go down the court, because he knew Jordan was sinking those free throws.
Last six minutes all #23 🐐. Damn, I had good time watching them. 🏀
THE BEST GOAT MOMENTS IN THE HISTORY OF THE NBA….. THANKS MICHAEL 💙💙💙
It felt like the video was a 2010s finals game, but it was a young Michael Jordan, Steve Kerr, Karl Malone, Dennis Rodman and Scottie Pippen. Classic one 🔥
I agree with you but that wasn't a young Michael Jordan. He was 38. None of them were young
@@derek5499 he was 35. He was playing for the Wizards when he was 38.
@@Byte_J you are right. My bad. Still he wasn't that young
I remember watching this game at home by myself and jumping, crying and screaming of joy. After some years I discovered that the TV channel that broadcasted the NBA in my country didn't actually show the LIVE game but in fact was a recorded program, the game apparently have finished 2 hour earlier, still great moment even though I was out of sync.
The music gives it chills
Goose bumps - still remember watching this live like yesterday!!
the memories when i was junior high student...
I can still clearly remember when I watched this game on June 1998 at home. The moment MJ shot his iconic last shot for the Bulls and the moment the final buzzer rang and the Bulls got their second three-peat, I didn't celebrate in jubilation just like I know the rest of the Bulls fandom did. Instead, I just sat there on my chair crying silently because I knew then that this was the end of an era. I knew that I will never see another Michael Jordan or this kind of Chicago Bulls team ever again in my lifetime. And 24 years later, I am still right.🥰🐂🏀
Michael is the Greatest of all Time and I'm glad I got a chance to watch him play.
0:30 Dennis not caring about rebounding in MJ's freethrows.
I belong to the 90s ❤
Time flies
🐐🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐 🐐...
it was like.... yesterday, but more than 20 years gone 🥲
That's why he's The G.O.A.T MJ rises to the occasion, brings his game up at the right moment that's what greatness is all about. 💯!🔥🔥🔥👍🐐🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
This is one of if not The best sequence in
sports.
Michael scored a high glass lay, stole the ball from the mailman, crossed Russell for a silky smooth jumper.
A perfect storybook ending for the Bulls dynasty (a perfect career ending for Michael if he never played for the Wizards)
Thank you Mike! Thank you for everything! My all time hero!
Of the millions of passes that John Stockton passed in his career- how many did he immediately react as if to say "oh shit!" at least this one.
I've watched this sequence hundreds of times and never noticed that he panicked liked that after passing it to Malone. Good catch.
@@bournedevinesupreme Scipio is a and 🕤 998 of 3973 that is not
Rodman is a genius for what he did just a moment before Jordan goes to make his move against Russell... (Rodman was completely out of the frame... He runs across to the left side an in doin so CARR GOES WITH HIM... Rodman already knew where Jordan want to go for that last shot) Jordan always went right an came back left thru out his life time of playin basketball .... Yes MJ is the Goat for nailin that Shot but Rodman is a Scholar for what he did ....
Meanwhile Adam Keefe would just stand in the way lol
😂😂
Where we you during this game and how old?
Me, 10 years old, was absent in school just so I can watch it on TV. The only time i decided to skip school without a valid reason but hey, it's Mj and Da Bulls! Crazy and best times! Mj forever
That last shot is just perfection, JORDAN is GOAT!😍😍
thanks for the great memories GOAT 🤙🏽
Damn that just brought backkkkk so many memories I remember the commentary's n all of this😮😮😮😮
Having watched the NBA since 1985, it's difficult to imagine a player greater than MJ. Lebron is a fantastic player, but at least a standard deviation behind Jordan. If you didn't watch Jordan's career, it's difficult for you to understand just how great he was, beyond the numbers.
What's crazy is Dennis Rodman at :30 walks down the court before the free throw hit.
Real Goat
Still magnificent. Every time.
GOAT and Bulls ... Best Basketball era of all times.
Was there anybody else playing for the Bulls in that final minute because it seemed like Jordan was the only person doing anything, his teammates just standing around watching cause they knew he was going to do what he needed to do to get the win. Two clutch free throws, a quick two for one bucket to cut the lead to one, a crazy steal on Malone then runs down the other end to sink the winning bucket with a handful of seconds left. Game over.
around that time, even the dog of the neighbor knows that at critical moments MJ wants to take control. His teammates are prepared of course but they know unless absolutely necessary, MJ will not pass.
This sums up what it was like watching Jordan in the Jordan era.. the man was Superman... No runing or hiding,, no quitting begging to join other players so he could win paper championships... Didn't play around with the jazz and turn them into a dynasty like lebron did with the systematic spurs.... Jordan put GREAT teams away ...
Lo ví en vivo y nunca me cansaré de verlo.
"Chicago with the lead"
Makes me sad every time.
The GOAT 🐐
Better without the music
i kinda liked it, i felt it added to the drama, also i added it to make sure it didn't get pulled lol
Just beautiful..
Jordan's quick score after Stockton's three was the back breaker for the Jazz. Needed a stop after that Stockton three.
THAT is why that era was one of the greatest eras in the NBA! See, when the game was on the line not everyone wanted to be the hero and shoot a 3pt from 100yards away and be a crowd pleaser or a crowd silencer, just to get on instagram reels and youtube short. They played with their brains. Cut it to 1, play defense and win.
Great thank you!
love your job! TX!
We needs more 4k footage of the 90's NBA games
Gila nonton ini taun 98 pas kelas 3 smp di cianjur nontonnya di ruang guru dan semua guru juga ikut nonton pdahal gk semua suka dan tau basket, tp gara2 jordan basket jd mendunia.. Skarang gw 40 taun tp tiap liat final 98 sperti baru kemarin dan ttap merinding..
Goddamn, I watched this live. I was 14 years old. And hand to Bible, I knew he was going to make that shot. That’s how great he was, he had me believing.
Me too I was 22 and I’m sure everyone that watched that game knew that shot was going in lol
I remember being so scared Utah was going to hit a shot and ruin the perfect ending. Stockton almost did! Whew.
@@benjamink7105 YES! Stockton got a great look! It was scary for that half a second waiting to see if he made it. But the streak of no game 7 in Jordan’s finals lived on. He’s the goat
This was a day before my 13th birthday and yeah watching this live was surreal
@@andrewthegr81 It’s crazy how we remember things like that. I also remember vividly Game 1 in the 97 finals when Jordan hit the shot. I ran all over my house celebrating and I ran to my moms room and yelled “Jordan made the shot” and without hesitation my mom said “of course he did, he’s Michael Jordan” lol. My mom wasn’t even watching the game and even she knew Mike was top tier next level.
A true killer. He transcended the game. Five people on the court, and one person does it all. It’s difficult to appreciate how dominant he was. 6 chips in his last 6 full years. You can’t write a better story.
The god of basketball exceeded every challenge put in front of him can’t write it any better no one like him before and no one like him now nor never
GOAT
This was the end of the NBA
Tbh. It not just MJ, the entire time understood what they needed to do.
I remember all Bulls' finals coz those were the only times i watch the nba. And i think they only air the nba games here in my country during best of 7 games but i may be wrong.
2:59 3:07 Russell got all ball idk how Jordan held onto that & then he wacks the ball it hits off malones hand then his foot & don't go out of bounds but behind & between his legs & MJ gets it. Harper don't get just enough of that shot & it probably goes in. Watching this game live I'll never forget it being a 17 yr old kid I just knew that I knew Jordan was gonna pull them through somehow.
Because he has alien hands
Rodman wanted to call for time when Michael went for the steal but Phil knew he couldn’t stop Mike . He was in the zone
3:15 - THAT is the angle you need to see, to know that MJ didn't push off as some kind of offensive foul. His hand barely extended, it was the slightest nudge that helped him cross back over. Russell fell because he was running full speed in the other direction lol
Rodman talking that shit during the 2nd shot that's hilarious
Unbelievable
The GOAT
The GOAT!
Greatest ever
He is the GOAT
That clutch in offense and defense.
You could not in a million years script a more perfect ending to his bulls career
What if Stockton hit that last shot....
Jazz win in 7.
pippen will be absent in game 7 because of backpain, so who knows.
ITS DOWNRIGHT SILLY TO COMPARE LEBRON TO THIS MAN. THIS GUY WENT GOD MODE AT AGE 35 WITH EASE
It was mj's composure for me 💁🏾♂️
I guess a million big games'll do that to ya
I haven’t watched NBA since the 90’s golden era
HOW SWEET IT ISSSS!!!
Like we need the whole series in 4k man.
If I could find the whole game I’d be happy to but I’m pretty sure it would get pulled lol
The 🐐...no debate...
MJ IS THE GOAT (Thumbs up if you agree)
Jordan dries the soles of his shoes (1:35) so that he doesn't slip himself later. With 45 seconds on the clock, this perfection is the basis for success.
maan the music
Lmao 0:28 Rodman talking to the ref and completely ignoring the free throw/rebound because he knows Jordan doesn't miss in crunch time.
They played the jazz two times in the final he never cheated on their down screen for Malone and stole the ball. He held that move until the last possible play. That's some big brother little brother stuff right there.
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