I started playing basketball at age 2 with one of those plastic Little Tikes hoops. At age 3 and 4 and maybe 5 my mom would record me running and dunking on it while it was on it’s lowest level (in the late 90’s). My grandma also remembers me bouncing the ball in her drive way for hours at a time when I was in kindergarten. If you saw me to day, you’d think my ball handling skills came naturally. NOPE. There’s no other aspect of basketball that I worked harder at. Things that sorta did come natural were on ball defense (never had to practice that. It was easy since the first time I guarded somebody, and got better with in-game experience), passing’s always been easy for me, rebounding, and dunks. Everything else I’m only good at due to a lot of work. I’ve worked hard in pretty much all aspects of basketball, but there’s a few that I got good at without any struggle. Point is, you’d think at least 90% of my abilities came naturally if you saw me play today when really only about 35% of my game naturally/easily. But the only reason I worked so hard at it is because there isn’t much that I love more than basketball. If basketball was say my 5th favorite sport, dunking would be the only way I could score because I’ve always had a natural feel for dunking. Shooting and layups came from a lot of practice (though post moves and free throws feel kinda natural too).... Love and passion makes hard work easy.
I’m from North Carolina. My wife is from the Philippines. When I am over there and Filipinos hear that I am from NC, they ask me if I know Michael Jordan. I tell them the truth. “No, I don’t.” They still give me free taxi rides and food just because I grew up in the same state as Jordan. That’s respect.
DAMN I just watched Episode 7 of The Last Dance, and in the end of it, he's almost tearing up recalling how competitive he was on himself and his teammates when he played. Brings me back here somehow
As a basketball player, Mike is indisputably the greatest, but what draws me to him more is his work ethic and his relentless pursuit to achieving his heart's vision. I've read about Phil Jackson and his interactions with Mike, and from what I've read, Michael truly had the attitude of a champ. He had enough humility to accept his weaknesses and enough courage to turn them into strengths. This is the hallmark of a person who succeeds and one who doesn't.
Yes man, I've read too. Phil Jackson also compares M.J and Kobe and he says Kobe is as passionate, ambitious and determined as Michael in basketball. But outside of it, Kobe is more relaxed, he doesn't care as much if he loses other friendly competitions in life, like playing backgammon or sth., he can let it go. Michael on the other hand, is the same everywhere and wants to win everything, and he cannot easily let things go. I agree what you say about Michael Jordan, and this commercial also shows well why he is who he is. One of the best commercials ever and gives me goose bumps every time I watch. "Maybe I let you believe that basketball is a god given gift, not something I work for, every single day of my life..."
Exactly. I too have heard Mike being highly competitive in the smallest of things, such as cards and golf, even among his friends. Competition is good so long as it doesn't cause harm to others and doesn't bring others down. If it's directed towards something positive, than by all means it's good. I don't think Mike's is harmful though, based on my observation. He's a global mogul who's influenced plenty. I wish him much success.
Hubub, don't rip kobe off on this one. Kobe has undoubtedly some of the greatest work ethic ever seen in a basketball player. It doesn't matter if he wins or loses. After the game, he's taking 100 free throws- by himself. And when he got injured, he would still wake up at the break of dawn and work as hard as possible. There's a story that he was practicing and training for the Olympics, and this trainer told him that he could call him if ever needed help. At 4 am, kobe called him and asked if he could come over and help him with some drills. So the trainer said ok, I'll be there. When he arrived after 20 minutes, kobe was drenched in a pool of sweat. After the trainer helped him after that, he left and came back at 10. Guess what? Kobe was right there, shooting around.
MJ is proof that hard work can lead to greatness. The fact that MJ didn't make his high school basketball team is motivating to never give up and to work hard. Nothing is given. You must earn it.
I just failed a very important test for my career but I get to retake it... And I'm beyond fucking pissed and hurt about it...but I needed this message right now. Pain as my motivation
Came to watch this commercial in 2024 after Lebron James lost 4-1 to the nuggets and said in a press conference “It’s just basketball.” I miss MJ and Kobe’s mentality.
Maybe you're too young to remember Michael getting his ass whooped in the playoffs or Kobe Bryant struggling to make the playoffs. Maybe you're an idiot. Maybe you're just making excuses because MJs dick in your mouth 30 years?
Listening to this back then resonated a lot with me. Only when you give effort to something this video makes sense. Nobody knows the time we put in, they only see results.
“Maybe it’s my fault. Maybe I led you to believe it was easy, When it wasn’t. Maybe I made you think my highlights started at the free throw line, And not in the gym. Maybe I made you think that every shot I took was a game winner. That my game was built on flash, and not fire. Maybe it’s my fault that you didn’t see that failure gave me strength, That my pain was my motivation. Maybe I led you to believe that basketball was a God given gift, And not something I worked for, Every single day of my life. Maybe I destroyed the game. Or maybe, You just making excuses.”
Crazy never in my life did I ever think I would see Jordan disrespected the way he is today, but I guess that's just the TikTok generation and the Lebronsexuals
Jordan disrespected? Most polls have him as the GOAT and he’s the most popular athlete in America that’s no longer playing. Shoes still highest selling out of anyone. Yeah bronsexuals but they’re a small minority in the whole pie. Nobody cares about those stupid Bron fans.
Wtf u mean disrespected your a casual Jordan’s fans never cease to hate on Lebron for no reason so stfu and stop tryna be different punk I can be your dad
The dude who was in charge of making this ad is now the Chief Creative Officer at Target. The writers now own their own advertising companies. Not surprised.
I have that tattooed on my forearm. Just like "every single day" .... and "my pain was my Motivation" And the Jumpman logo and the old Wings logo and the number 23 and so on and so on
He really did destroy the game in some ways. He was so amazing and won at such a level that all people saw were the rings and highlights, not how he played game in and game out and the work it took to get there. It led to a generation of ball-dominant volume shooters, as if that’s what he was in his prime. He was a killer on both sides of the court, a team player who did whatever it took to win and played disciplined basketball. But all people saw were clips of the amazing dunks and layups, the smooth fadeaway, him pumping his fist after another clutch game winner. He was so much more than just a shiny toy that you could imitate by dribbling around and shooting a lot.
But he was a ball hog. He has the most shots taken per game of all time. So naturally he also has the highest PPG of all time shooting at average efficiency. Kareem took 40% more shots than Jordan but has only 20% less PPG than Jordan. Jordan is far from being the GOAT.
@@HarmanHundal01 Jordan shot 50% his whole career. If you have one volume shooter more efficient than the whole team, why not let him take shots? Also, you're comparing career efficiency between a center and a guard, and naturally a center will have higher fg
@@dakie7440 Think of any good but not great guard. Lookup his efficiency. He is likely ahead of Jordan in FG%. When Jordan left in 1994, all his teammates FG% went up which suggests that he used to take up their easier shots.
"Become legendary." Grow to 6'6". Have other-worldly athleticism. Have an unparalleled work ethic. And then you too can become "legendary." The greatest trick the devil ever pulled wasn't convincing the world he didn't exist. It was convincing little fatherless urban black kids that they could grow up and become the next Michael Jordan. Good call, Nike.
+Thomas Hester Dude MJ won MVP, won Defensive Player of the Year, led the league in steals and scoring, and was the slam dunk champion... IN THE SAME YEAR. (1988) His all around game was unprecedented and has not been matched.
many relished the chance to be like mike. not many wanted to put the work in. however, there was one player who did. a diamond in the rough. Kobe Bryant. Kobe Bryant was like mike. Even MJ himself got mad that he was taking all of his moves. Kobe transcended the game of basketball and achieved the dream we all once had. to be like mike. Rest in peace mamba. Your legacy will live in forever. 🙏
That’s why I’m here to see this, Kobe. Someone on Bleacher Report mentioned that MJ didn’t work hard, but then somebody said that he did & to Come watch this video
I watch this commercial every day almost because I want to succeed at life. I may suck at bball and sports in general but Mike taught how to win at life and have a winner's mindset; take responsibility for my actions, view my choices/actions today influencing my future / the life I'm gonna live; embrace change and failure -- learn from it , adapt, e ching .
Gosh, Michael Jordan is so inspiring. Even though I don't play basketball and I am a girl I still think he is very inspiring. His speeches always capture exactly how I feel about things!
The difference? No one, no matter who you ask, would ever imagine MJ dubbing himself "The Chosen One" just out of high school. He never assumed anything was entitled to him... And it's that drive and work ethic that created the man who holds the ultimate title - of the Greatest.
In college I wrote all the words to this commercial onto a piece of paper and placed it on the fridge. It confused my roommate and she began to think I was mad at her lmao.
I have that tattooed on my forearm. Just like "my pain was my Motivation" And the Jumpman logo and the old Wings logo and the number 23 and so on and so on
what fascinates me about Michael Jordan besides he's a legend in basket ball of fame is his consistent and determination to pursue his dreams ..awesome man love you Michael Jorden
I’ll never forget sitting in grade 8 and above the black board was a clock and about 8 inches away was a 6 by 12 poster read “ the chances of making it to the NBA are 1- 100,000 have something to fall back on “ and that was back in 1993
TheBadAIDS Okay...you don't like or know GOD. Free speech. That is also a gift from GOD, else you could have been born in communist China somewhere. have a nice day, kid. p.s. You are blocked. I decided to cut negative fools out of my diet.
25 people who never saw him play the game and watch in aww of his greatest. They'll never be another Jordan! He made his team better, no matter what. He showed up in every quarter, even with a 103 degree fever, which helped give the Bulls a 3-2 lead in the 1997 NBA Finals. Oh and he had 38 points in that game!
Best commercial ever. You can never be like Mike, you can only be yourself. His story that lead to his success is no fairy tail that no one else in this world could endure. That makes him a legend.
Greatest of all Time, young kids if you didn't see him play you missed out.. I remember when he scored 63 against Boston in the playoffs and I remember the last shot against the jazz in the finals as a bulls fan I had plenty of great moments certainly not 3-5 in the finals Lmmfao
Michael Jordan is my NBA Legend, idol and icon!!! He's empowering quotes and words are so inspirational and how he worked so hard in the NBA and gives back to many people and communities and it's so wonderful how his words helped him in his career and life!! ❤😊❤😊❤😊❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😊❤😊❤😊❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Basketball is my life and my passion. I will NEVER be as good as Jordan, or even close to him, but I try my best and my hardest on the basketball court.
Gilbert Brown If only you had a good English teacher. "If only ESPN kept replaying this commercial for ballers around the globe and opened their eyes because fundamentals are slowly going away." Man I failed 2 English classes. Your grammar still gives me cancer.
I love how it still applies to every other sport, or just life in general.
777Skeptic i didn t know other sports had a free throw line
It means. If your defeated you get back up and. You keep powering. Through
not just sport
@MUFC did we ask
@MUFC Who gives a shit?
We always see the success, but we rarely see the sacrifice to get there.
Joe Brah Double Likes!!!!
true
💯
I started playing basketball at age 2 with one of those plastic Little Tikes hoops. At age 3 and 4 and maybe 5 my mom would record me running and dunking on it while it was on it’s lowest level (in the late 90’s). My grandma also remembers me bouncing the ball in her drive way for hours at a time when I was in kindergarten. If you saw me to day, you’d think my ball handling skills came naturally. NOPE. There’s no other aspect of basketball that I worked harder at. Things that sorta did come natural were on ball defense (never had to practice that. It was easy since the first time I guarded somebody, and got better with in-game experience), passing’s always been easy for me, rebounding, and dunks. Everything else I’m only good at due to a lot of work. I’ve worked hard in pretty much all aspects of basketball, but there’s a few that I got good at without any struggle.
Point is, you’d think at least 90% of my abilities came naturally if you saw me play today when really only about 35% of my game naturally/easily. But the only reason I worked so hard at it is because there isn’t much that I love more than basketball. If basketball was say my 5th favorite sport, dunking would be the only way I could score because I’ve always had a natural feel for dunking. Shooting and layups came from a lot of practice (though post moves and free throws feel kinda natural too).... Love and passion makes hard work easy.
Beauty in the struggle ugliness in the success
"My pain was my motivation."
- Michael Jordan
I HATE WHAT YOU SAY
@@robertfrancy5933 no u
And i took that personal
@@robertfrancy5933 and I took that personal
Facts
"Every. Single. Day of my life." Chills..
bdProductions | Music For Videos Yep.
that got me 2!!!
LeBron ain't got shit on jordan
@@artisticskillz01 fuck off with the comparisons, they're both legends.
Same
I’m from North Carolina. My wife is from the Philippines. When I am over there and Filipinos hear that I am from NC, they ask me if I know Michael Jordan. I tell them the truth. “No, I don’t.” They still give me free taxi rides and food just because I grew up in the same state as Jordan. That’s respect.
This is powerful
He's a powerful man with a powerful legacy
Jack Murray PRECISELY!!
yes I agree
This is Corporate Propaganda
DAMN I just watched Episode 7 of The Last Dance, and in the end of it, he's almost tearing up recalling how competitive he was on himself and his teammates when he played. Brings me back here somehow
best moment of the series
I cried about it for 3 days, then I had to regroup.
@@timphillips9289 i feel you brother
"Every single day of my life"
CZacharyChad Let those words soak up how someone truly achieves their goal
Six. Powerful. Words.
@@Eclipse2582 especially the word "of"
As a basketball player, Mike is indisputably the greatest, but what draws me to him more is his work ethic and his relentless pursuit to achieving his heart's vision. I've read about Phil Jackson and his interactions with Mike, and from what I've read, Michael truly had the attitude of a champ. He had enough humility to accept his weaknesses and enough courage to turn them into strengths. This is the hallmark of a person who succeeds and one who doesn't.
Yes man, I've read too. Phil Jackson also compares M.J and Kobe and he says Kobe is as passionate, ambitious and determined as Michael in basketball. But outside of it, Kobe is more relaxed, he doesn't care as much if he loses other friendly competitions in life, like playing backgammon or sth., he can let it go. Michael on the other hand, is the same everywhere and wants to win everything, and he cannot easily let things go.
I agree what you say about Michael Jordan, and this commercial also shows well why he is who he is. One of the best commercials ever and gives me goose bumps every time I watch. "Maybe I let you believe that basketball is a god given gift, not something I work for, every single day of my life..."
Exactly. I too have heard Mike being highly competitive in the smallest of things, such as cards and golf, even among his friends. Competition is good so long as it doesn't cause harm to others and doesn't bring others down. If it's directed towards something positive, than by all means it's good. I don't think Mike's is harmful though, based on my observation. He's a global mogul who's influenced plenty. I wish him much success.
Hubub, don't rip kobe off on this one. Kobe has undoubtedly some of the greatest work ethic ever seen in a basketball player. It doesn't matter if he wins or loses. After the game, he's taking 100 free throws- by himself. And when he got injured, he would still wake up at the break of dawn and work as hard as possible. There's a story that he was practicing and training for the Olympics, and this trainer told him that he could call him if ever needed help. At 4 am, kobe called him and asked if he could come over and help him with some drills. So the trainer said ok, I'll be there. When he arrived after 20 minutes, kobe was drenched in a pool of sweat. After the trainer helped him after that, he left and came back at 10. Guess what? Kobe was right there, shooting around.
***** I don't understand how you get the idea from what I wrote that I'm ripping off Kobe.
+amansinghsarna Kobe is a Jordan wannabe
I get chills when he says "every single day of my life"
and pain was my motivation . i can hear it one hour straight this
Bunger mccheesy
Corporate Propaganda ..
Same bro his motivation is such an inspiration and people wanna call him lucky lol
Dude, same here
There will never be another MJ.............THE GOAT!
It‘s 2024 and this video still give‘s me goosebumps. 🔥
Still this day hands down my favorite Michael Jordan commercial
Puts chills through your body.
MJ is proof that hard work can lead to greatness. The fact that MJ didn't make his high school basketball team is motivating to never give up and to work hard. Nothing is given. You must earn it.
Ryan Beckham ...relax. he was a dominant force by junior year. he also is a genetic freak
ok big man that last part wasn't needed
Hahahahaha
Lmao!!!! that wasn't expected xD
The only reason mj was cut was because his coach hates him
I just failed a very important test for my career but I get to retake it...
And I'm beyond fucking pissed and hurt about it...but I needed this message right now. Pain as my motivation
I failed over and over again in my life, and that is why I succeed
~ Michael Jordan
Came to watch this commercial in 2024 after Lebron James lost 4-1 to the nuggets and said in a press conference “It’s just basketball.” I miss MJ and Kobe’s mentality.
Guess MJ was right. Maybe LeDisney is just making excuses.
It’s ok son. Anthony Edwards has arrived.
Maybe you're too young to remember Michael getting his ass whooped in the playoffs or Kobe Bryant struggling to make the playoffs. Maybe you're an idiot. Maybe you're just making excuses because MJs dick in your mouth 30 years?
LeBron will always be a false king in my eyes.
Kobe raped someone
This is one of my favorite commercials ever!
No agenda, just get out there and outwork your competition!
Corporate Propaganda ,..-
@@adriannasmiths8262 no
What an inspiration for us all. From not ever making his high school team and then the best in the NBA, never give up!!
No. He got cut from varsity as a sophomore. Don't queer the history
Listening to this back then resonated a lot with me. Only when you give effort to something this video makes sense. Nobody knows the time we put in, they only see results.
I love they way the video starts with the statue and the outside of a busy downtown Chicago you can hear the honking of vehicles
Every single time I want to cheat on my diet or skip cardio, this video helps me snap back into the right mindset.
This commercial is everything.
“Maybe it’s my fault.
Maybe I led you to believe it was easy,
When it wasn’t.
Maybe I made you think my highlights started at the free throw line,
And not in the gym.
Maybe I made you think that every shot I took was a game winner.
That my game was built on flash, and not fire.
Maybe it’s my fault that you didn’t see that failure gave me strength,
That my pain was my motivation.
Maybe I led you to believe that basketball was a God given gift,
And not something I worked for,
Every single day of my life.
Maybe I destroyed the game.
Or maybe,
You just making excuses.”
Maybe the most inspirational athlete ever in any sport
dude, maybe the most inspirational person period.
True. Tom Brady is up there for me too
Tom brady is there to white racist. He's nothing to the world like Jordan
Jordan and Ali
Yep I love the guys that just won over and over and ones that overcame hardship and were resilient
This commercial is the epitome of GOAT thats what sets MJ apart from the rest he had an elite mindset no can be compared to him.
Lebron will never stack up to this man.
Not even close
Why is this commercial so powerful
+killerjay47 Because it's true
It's geniusly filmed.
Corporate Propaganda ,.’
MICHAEL JORDAN IS BASKETBALL
One of the best commercials and words of true wisdom are spoken on here! Respect!
"That my game was built on flash instead of fire..." #profound
That my game was built on flash AND NOT fire my friend
....and not fire
Crazy never in my life did I ever think I would see Jordan disrespected the way he is today, but I guess that's just the TikTok generation and the Lebronsexuals
Jordan disrespected? Most polls have him as the GOAT and he’s the most popular athlete in America that’s no longer playing. Shoes still highest selling out of anyone. Yeah bronsexuals but they’re a small minority in the whole pie. Nobody cares about those stupid Bron fans.
Wtf u mean disrespected your a casual Jordan’s fans never cease to hate on Lebron for no reason so stfu and stop tryna be different punk I can be your dad
0:49 - That’s the old Chicago Stadium center court, which resides in Michael Jordan trophy room at his home in North Carolina.
Don’t be like Mike. None of us can be Michael Jordan. You can only be YOURSELF. Be original. Stay in your lane.
what's the instrumental? if this could be an Hour Long I'd never ever listen to anything else In the Gym
True!
@@coryemery1695 Nigga u hoped nobody would saw this
Ikr
Every time I feel like am about to give up or trying to be lazy
I start this video to motivate me
The dude who was in charge of making this ad is now the Chief Creative Officer at Target. The writers now own their own advertising companies. Not surprised.
They themselves must have been inspired by this piece of work to win that big. Amazing ad
Good for them
Corporate Propaganda ,..
''failure gave me strength.''
I have that tattooed on my forearm. Just like "every single day" .... and "my pain was my Motivation" And the Jumpman logo and the old Wings logo and the number 23 and so on and so on
He really did destroy the game in some ways. He was so amazing and won at such a level that all people saw were the rings and highlights, not how he played game in and game out and the work it took to get there. It led to a generation of ball-dominant volume shooters, as if that’s what he was in his prime.
He was a killer on both sides of the court, a team player who did whatever it took to win and played disciplined basketball. But all people saw were clips of the amazing dunks and layups, the smooth fadeaway, him pumping his fist after another clutch game winner. He was so much more than just a shiny toy that you could imitate by dribbling around and shooting a lot.
But he was a ball hog. He has the most shots taken per game of all time. So naturally he also has the highest PPG of all time shooting at average efficiency. Kareem took 40% more shots than Jordan but has only 20% less PPG than Jordan. Jordan is far from being the GOAT.
@@HarmanHundal01Calm down bruv
@@HarmanHundal01you think 49.7 (essentially 50%) is average shooting efficiency for a guy averaging 30 a game? You sound goofy AF
@@HarmanHundal01 Jordan shot 50% his whole career. If you have one volume shooter more efficient than the whole team, why not let him take shots? Also, you're comparing career efficiency between a center and a guard, and naturally a center will have higher fg
@@dakie7440 Think of any good but not great guard. Lookup his efficiency. He is likely ahead of Jordan in FG%. When Jordan left in 1994, all his teammates FG% went up which suggests that he used to take up their easier shots.
MY PAIN IS MY MOTIVATION! Michael Jordan 'Maybe It's My Fault' Commercial NO EXCUSES
Become legendary!!
So Kobe took this from MJ to give it to Booker, too? /s
I will! And I want you to know it first. Bobby Meyers - remember the name
After LeBron a tweet (Maybe it’s me) after the news of the Kyrie trade, I had to come back to this commercial..
Don’t need to pay for a life coach, Jordan commercials are all you need. If you want to pay Mj go buy his shoes
Man, we _really_ need more of this kinda mindset today (2023). Less "Waah, it's society's fault!" and more, "I guess I better get good."
They said that MJ is the Greatest in Basketball. Wrong! MJ is Basketball!! 🏀
Damn if I was standing in front of MJ with that speech I would of cried
***** stfu
Triforce71 lol
Damn I want to hit Like button but it’s at 23 already. Don’t want to change that number. MJ Goat 🐐
@@jesseswakeupbars3160 I wanna hit the like button but it’s at 45
"I was in pain, so I took that personally,"- Michael J. Jordan.
"Become legendary."
Grow to 6'6". Have other-worldly athleticism. Have an unparalleled work ethic.
And then you too can become "legendary."
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled wasn't convincing the world he didn't exist. It was convincing little fatherless urban black kids that they could grow up and become the next Michael Jordan.
Good call, Nike.
As a kid I appreciated the success
As I got older I learned to appreciate what got him there
52 LeBron fans got offended by this video.
not quite. 2x Champ, 2x Finals MVP, 4x MVP #KingJames
Thomas Hester Please refer to 0:03. Thanks.
+Thomas Hester 6 rings though
+Thomas Hester
Dude MJ won MVP, won Defensive Player of the Year, led the league in steals and scoring, and was the slam dunk champion... IN THE SAME YEAR. (1988) His all around game was unprecedented and has not been matched.
The part where it cuts back to mjs childhood house and he’s talking about how he worked to get better at basketball gave me chills
This right here is exactly why MJ is the GOAT and Bron-Bron never will be.
many relished the chance to be like mike. not many wanted to put the work in. however, there was one player who did. a diamond in the rough. Kobe Bryant. Kobe Bryant was like mike. Even MJ himself got mad that he was taking all of his moves. Kobe transcended the game of basketball and achieved the dream we all once had. to be like mike. Rest in peace mamba. Your legacy will live in forever. 🙏
And like mike failure became his strength, and pain became his motivation
That’s why I’m here to see this, Kobe. Someone on Bleacher Report mentioned that MJ didn’t work hard, but then somebody said that he did & to Come watch this video
@@michaelcueva530Kubrick Cryant is nothing like #23 Michael Air Jordan
military press, leg curls, bent rows, dead lift, triceps extensions, jump cats 0:07 . my guy mixes push day with pull day
Just like it should be!
Mike does what he wants.
I watch this commercial every day almost because I want to succeed at life. I may suck at bball and sports in general but Mike taught how to win at life and have a winner's mindset; take responsibility for my actions, view my choices/actions today influencing my future / the life I'm gonna live; embrace change and failure -- learn from it , adapt, e ching .
I play this every morning before going to campus
So you’re probably the Dean by now
7 years later.. you still with us?
What's the music?
Damn , u commented that 7years ago not being verified now look .
So whats the song
Yea wtf
Yeah cmon
Song?
Love Lebron. Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player to ever play. Period
so we just gonna act like Kobe never happened? ok then 😂💀
I literally get chills seeing this and hearing him speak, it’s very powerful and motivation
Gosh, Michael Jordan is so inspiring. Even though I don't play basketball and I am a girl I still think he is very inspiring. His speeches always capture exactly how I feel about things!
Failure gives you strength? No woman thinks like this
If MJ is the master, then Kobe was his greatest student
Is it okay if my eyes get watery watching this?
Same here bro (handed handkerchief
Yes it is
imsljr420 is that what your uncle said to you and your cousin ???
Yess!
Ok)
It's because you are human!)
I get fucming goosebumps every time I watch this commercial
This is one of the best commercials ever known to man
The GOAT has spoken.
The difference?
No one, no matter who you ask, would ever imagine MJ dubbing himself "The Chosen One" just out of high school. He never assumed anything was entitled to him... And it's that drive and work ethic that created the man who holds the ultimate title - of the Greatest.
Lebron didn’t give himself that name lol. But I also think Jordan is the GOAT
The current Chicago Bulls team could watch this video.
MJ always had the best commercials.
how can 70 people dislike this vid, I bet those people that disliked the video are lebron fans. kobe fans like myself never disrespectful the goat
Still Trap Recordings he didn't destory the lakers
Still Trap Recordings he did, but he didn't destroy them
he did in the 1991 Finals bruh.....
It's Not All About Talent or Gifting, You get to where you want to go by Hard Work
In college I wrote all the words to this commercial onto a piece of paper and placed it on the fridge. It confused my roommate and she began to think I was mad at her lmao.
Still gives me chills
Every single day of my life. That's what it takes people, if you REALLY want something. Every. Single. Day.
I have that tattooed on my forearm. Just like "my pain was my Motivation" And the Jumpman logo and the old Wings logo and the number 23 and so on and so on
what fascinates me about Michael Jordan besides he's a legend in basket ball of fame is his consistent and determination to pursue his dreams ..awesome man love you Michael Jorden
I still watch this on my way to play pick up games.
Lol I used to watch this on my way to my little house leagues games a long time ago. Hope you go out there and play like Mike
And they DARE COMPARE bron bron to THIS MAN....🤫 #EverySingleDayOfMyLife
He’s talking to you Bron Bron.
Watching this after completing the last dance 🔥
An all time great commercial from my childhood. Michael will always be the GOAT.
I remember seeing this and not even being a basketball fan at the time and I instantly went for a run.
MJ is the goat of all time
“Maybe you just making excuses!”
*Chills*
I’ll never forget sitting in grade 8 and above the black board was a clock and about 8 inches away was a 6 by 12 poster read “ the chances of making it to the NBA are 1- 100,000 have something to fall back on “ and that was back in 1993
I used to love his drawers...Thank GOD for JESUS.
And Michael...
your talent WAS a GOD given gift.
TheBadAIDS Okay...you don't like or know GOD. Free speech. That is also a gift from GOD, else you could have been born in communist China somewhere. have a nice day, kid. p.s. You are blocked. I decided to cut negative fools out of my diet.
25 people who never saw him play the game and watch in aww of his greatest. They'll never be another Jordan! He made his team better, no matter what. He showed up in every quarter, even with a 103 degree fever, which helped give the Bulls a 3-2 lead in the 1997 NBA Finals. Oh and he had 38 points in that game!
Best commercial ever. You can never be like Mike, you can only be yourself. His story that lead to his success is no fairy tail that no one else in this world could endure. That makes him a legend.
Greatest of all Time, young kids if you didn't see him play you missed out.. I remember when he scored 63 against Boston in the playoffs and I remember the last shot against the jazz in the finals as a bulls fan I had plenty of great moments certainly not 3-5 in the finals Lmmfao
3-6 now. DAMN
"That's God disguised as Michael Jordan." -Larry Bird
tears at the end of comercial
I'm 5"10, 29 years old and have barely played basketball ever. But those are just excuses. NBA here I come!
Lebron is what MJ talks about at the end....making excuses....lols
Being GREAT isn't a sometimes thing, a now and then thing. GREATNESS is an ALL the time thing. Greatness fears 1 thing- not feeling prepared enough.
Michael Jordan is my NBA Legend, idol and icon!!! He's empowering quotes and words are so inspirational and how he worked so hard in the NBA and gives back to many people and communities and it's so wonderful how his words helped him in his career and life!! ❤😊❤😊❤😊❤🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😊❤😊❤😊❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Basketball is my life and my passion. I will NEVER be as good as Jordan, or even close to him, but I try my best and my hardest on the basketball court.
"maybe i destroyed the game."
if only espn keep replaying this commercial for ballers around the globe and open theirs eyes because fundamentals is slowing going away
Gilbert Brown If only you had a good English teacher. "If only ESPN kept replaying this commercial for ballers around the globe and opened their eyes because fundamentals are slowly going away."
Man I failed 2 English classes. Your grammar still gives me cancer.
+Mastahcheech Bruh, hold this L. This is the internet not college.
@@jwizz1396 This is the reality... You still write like shit.
best commercial.
Best commercial ever maybe it’s his fault or maybe you making excuses
Even legends like MJ have suffered heartbreak.
When he didn’t make the varsity squad he worked his behind off so he could be ready for next year.
Lebron: it’s just a game