@@danielmontoya6664 He def. could.. Watch vids of him in the all star games or him just messing around. This dude and Shaq would just get stolen consistently trying to pull off those moves at the NBA level. Instead Shaq just messed around and became a top 3 most dominant player of all time.
Broke my heart, this video had me smiling really enjoying Troy and his success story. I was not prepared to hear this man had passed away. Just watching him and hearing about the wonderful successes he'd accomplished was really a heartwarming story. I'm so sorry this man passed away. Kindest Regards to all...
I feel the same as you because the voice-over did a great job in setting up the sad ending. When I thought I heard is unexpected death coming I shouted Oh don't tell me this brother died!? I want to give a shout out to the producers of this channel A Job Well Done!!
In the NFL, Aaron Gibson was the heaviest defensive lineman at 410 lbs. He was 6'6". Escalade was 500 lbs and 6'10".... and playing basketball... I wonder if any NFL teams actually reached out to him, because you can see that Troy is very unusually very agile for his size, and was able to sprint down the court. He'd be good on either defense or offense.
Mann I would of loved to see Troy take his talents to the NBA, Especially with his body size being able to prove people wrong and inspire others. Rest easy Troy 😔🙏🏼
@3d Masstaa in his prime big show was like 560 lbs. he lost alot of weight so now he is like 375, Also have u ever seen keith lee? 6'3, 350 pounds and flies around like a cruserweight
Yo he was fast too! played like a 5'8 dudes! facts! Escalade used to rock the parks in nyc...a funny guy and a crowd favorite!! either west 4th street, ruckers and all over NYC with the other talents ..lot of dudes could've rock the nba..I enjoyed watching this brother do his thing! what a site! Rest in Peace brother..thanks for this memory~
@@joelembiid4433 No! but I had friends that did, the thing was, you had to be in a "street league..." ( "And 1" , McDonalds etc) was one of the many companies that help sponsor the summer games for these groups! lot of different leagues in New York, New Jersey, Summers were always hot!! but Escalade was playing everywhere! he no doubt would have been as popular as Shaq, and he had more skills too! facts! He was unique!
@@joelembiid4433 No, but I had friends that did. The thing is, you had to be in the "street league" but they played everywhere in NYC, some celebs would get to play, Ron Artest, Anthony Mason-was a regular, Kobe can down and crushed it! many other NBA stars would go..it was like "right of passage" .."You can play inside, but can you play the streets!" ..also had lots of sponsors ( "And 1" Mc Donalds etc) He was funny af..big Giant, he would have gave Shaq headaches at 500lbs? shaq can't bump him..he was nimble af too..If he all of the sudden did a handspring out of nowhere, I wouldn't be suprised ! He lived his dream, gone to soon.
@@MyNameIsMalachi yeah he was a all around good guy! he didn't care about the money ..He would have been a perfect "harlem globe trotter!" ..but he had crazy energy..good guy! Hopefully in time, more unseen videos will come out..I know personally, that they are out there.
But he wasn't really that good to begin with. This video is very angled towards his cool play, his stats tell a different story. So there's nothing to say that he would have been good even if he was slim.
Troy was a truly talented player who could have made it in the NBA but he just wanted to do what he enjoyed most playing street ball having fun and eating Big Macs. This was one of the best documentaries which was very interesting, heart-warming with a touching end. Kudos to the producer and narrator.
You really gotta wonder just how many big macs this man used to eat. Like, how can you play ball so well at such a high level everyday since being a kid and still get so big?? It just doesn't seem possible. He really was one of a kind.
@@motalkbadazs he was sponsored by And1 and being a veteran like him salary is 200k so I think he had a well paying job and can be more than what ur doing if he didn't pass away.
RIP Escalade, I remember having no interest in Basketball, but found an interest in watching street ball. It was so entertaining to see the personalities battle it out on the court. Way better than the cry baby NBA....
rip legend. I grew up on and1 mixtapes, and I was always baffled how this man defied physics. him, hot sauce, the professor, and bones were my all time favorites.
Rest in peace brotha escalade. My late condolences to all of his relatives and in-laws. A guardian angel he has became for all who loved him. He was a gentle giant that ran the and1 court. Big up love and respect always
This video made me cry about Troy’s story, he was good at what he does, despite his weight, he had very good skills and lovely character. Thus, this story says a lot, no matter how hard life gets enjoy your very peak moments because life is too short to suffer. If you are going to be the best entertainer and best eater for food, like this guy go ahead. But remember take precautions and always look after yourself well, including your health. Furthermore, people need to understand have empathy for peoples’ situation because you never what they are going through and you shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover. Like in this video despite his weight being huge people were so surprised that he was still able to play well in basketball. You will surely be missed Troy RIP 🙏🏾. You’re career definitely inspired many.
The heart just isn't designed to run a monster like that for longer than 38-40 years. I'm thankful he left a mark on the basketball world, but I'm sad he's gone. You have to love that magical AND1 era when it was all happening (the first time with The Professor and the gang "Hot Sauce"). Good times... I'm thankful I grew up when I did.
This takes me back. I loved watching the And 1 tour shows on ESPN back when they were on. I was amazed that Troy could move and play the way he did at that size. Never seen anything like it.
@D W lowkey? Nah HIGHkey to the point I was ready to turn this shit off. That shit ain’t cute.. like come on, grow up. Couple jabs sure fine whatever but it was starting to feel like he was on his ass seemingly maliciously at one point. I expected better honestly. Shit was childish as fuck and not funny in the slightest. I was enjoying a lot of the channels videos after just finding them and clicked the wrong one apparently, smh.
My family loved Escalade. Gave my 6’9 nephew his shoes… Was such a humble heart. Always invited us on the tour bus, and talked positive words of wisdom with my sons. Chi town love…. RIP ESCALADE, FLASH, BLACK WIDOW!!!!
I remember that dude. He inspired me as an athlete. I struggled with weight issues when I was a teenager. I gravitated towards larger athletes Like,Shaq and refrigerator Perry you know the big guys. I started off as a strong side tackle. They noticed I had decent speed for a kid my size. The following year I got my shot to play full back. It didn't last long but, that did help open the possibility in my mind that I do much more than speculated. I love seeing a person who LOOKS like they're not supposed to be there go above and, beyond.✨
I'm 5'11" and at my highest weight (487#), I have been there. The mobility this guy had is a freak thing. Not many people can move with this weight level, I could play some ball , but not on that level. I am at a lower weight these days (around 370# now), but that weight early has wrecked my body. The fact he could move that well, was an anomaly. I know, because I been there before. That weight tears your body up. To all the kids growing up now, please take the advice from someone that's been there. "It's easier to keep it off, than to take it off". Please don't let this happen to you
So you were a foot shorter than him and weighed just 13 lbs less than him. I don't think that really compares cuz being tall means you gonna weigh more regardless.
@@ChiefOklahoma287, I meant the stresses on the body, my point was he was a miracle. In my 20's i was decently agile (No I couldn't dunk), that changed in my 30's. The stresses of hauling around that much took their toll on my joints i could still move and even played a little 21 on occasion, but paid the price the next few days. My point was him maintaining that agility for as long as he did makes him a freak of nature in a good way. I was saying as someone that was in the same region weight wise i understand how special he really was being able to do that
Damn how time has flown by. I almost forgot about him playing at Louisville. Even though his production wasn't major he was still well liked with fans. I definitely did not realize he had passed. What a shame. RIP.
OMG.. didn't expect it to end with him passing AWAY!! By the same token.. many have "lived" longer yet did not live their PASSION! R.I.P. brother. 🥺🥺🥺😢
@Agustin Dib athletes go thru the same classes regular students go thru and they have to complete their athletic responsibilities to the school without pay.. In return those millions of dollars go back to the school and the athlete gets free tuition IF THEYVE EARNED A SCHOLARSHIP, if not they pay their own tuition and still play for the school voluntarily
When he played here at Louisville, the crowd would go crazy to see him at the check-in table. One time, he stole the ball and went the distance of the court for 2-points. Freedom Hall erupted! The guy was definitely a crowd favorite. R.I.P. bro'. 🙏
Damn man back in 2000's I remember being a teenager here in Brazil, watching AND1 mixtapes and tryna show sick moves to my friends down here. Good good memories!
He had weighed in excess of 500lbs during parts of his life. You can tell from the clips he fluctuated throughout his life. 375 was considered his "in shape" weight.
I don’t like how this guy seems like he is on a personal mission to humiliate the guy due to his weight. The dude accomplished much more than you ever have (against all odds). Got a bachelors degree and now HAS YOU talking about him. He is obese, got it. Stop mentioning Big Mac every 10 seconds to inflate your lame punch line.
That's ain't no insult to him. His proud to be fat cause that's the success of his career. So I don't think it's wrong for him. Sometimes negative doesn't mean it's negative it can be the other way round. He hates to slim down so get your facts right yooooooo. Just sad that he passed away at such young age but he left his legacy that will never be forgotten.
Same here !!!! Not many people in my area knew what And1 was. Even the people that played basketball every day. People made fun of me too for wearing them. Rip Troy tho
I think i had and1 for basketball shoes in either 5th or 6th, maybe both. But no one made fun of me, I guess they couldn't because I carried that team insanely heavily.
Dude was an absolute legend they don’t tell you this but he was averaging a triple mcdouble his third year truly so inspiring.
😂
Lmao
bruh I’m mad at the noises I just made 😂😂
It’s rare I literally laugh out loud, but the way you slipped that wordplay on there made me laugh wheeze.
@@Serglofrm same
Rest in Power “Lade”, if y’all don’t know about bro. Look him up ASAP, outside of every big man Lade was a absolute BEAST!!!!
MrHill 1981 Escaladeeeeeeeee
What’s his full name?
Rell Cole did you not watch the video? They say his name a few times!! Just know that he’s former NBA player Mark Jackson brother
@@rellyman87 troy jackson
Troy had a way with people that was his biggest gift that's what got him so far
*Lmao*
That Big Mac combo is number one on the list for a reason! Lots of love to Escalade, he was a great person and a very unique talent.
He was basically Shaquille Iverson. RIP!
Shaq got handles like that to look up shaq crosses ov Jordan
You mean oliver iverson
Word..RIP
@@damarcusgill5185 nah u gotta be able to use them handles in a game, Shaq couldn’t do that
@@danielmontoya6664 He def. could.. Watch vids of him in the all star games or him just messing around. This dude and Shaq would just get stolen consistently trying to pull off those moves at the NBA level. Instead Shaq just messed around and became a top 3 most dominant player of all time.
bruh stop roasting him every sentence u took shots at him 😂😭😭
Fax😂😂
Tru😤
😳😳😂😂😂😂😂
Hey, he was a Legend for more than just his skills on the court.
RiP Escalade
@@dr.jackkevorkian1119 rip, we will miss him
I can still hear the announcer in my head when he would create a play. “Ohhh BABY!! ESCALAAAAAADE”. Rip Troy.
Broke my heart, this video had me smiling really enjoying Troy and his success story. I was not prepared to hear this man had passed away. Just watching him and hearing about the wonderful successes he'd accomplished was really a heartwarming story. I'm so sorry this man passed away. Kindest Regards to all...
Same here. I really was enjoying this video and then suddenly............... R.i.P.
I feel the same as you because the voice-over did a great job in setting up the sad ending. When I thought I heard is unexpected death coming I shouted Oh don't tell me this brother died!? I want to give a shout out to the producers of this channel A Job Well Done!!
@@0369DevilDawg
Couldn't really unsuspected, it was a matter of time not if.
@@JDnFL exactly… choose to be that big and you choose to live a short life
Repent to Jesus Christ “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.”
Hebrews 13:8 NIV
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Brah, that ball looks like an apple in his hand 😂😂😂
More like BIG MAC 🤩
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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500th like
Frrlrll
Nfl players lucky he played basketball
@Smoking Tabasco they have a weight limit? Lol
Kris Wit it that’s if they could get around him 😂
@@prodigyam5078 🤣🤣
That's tuff
🤣🤣💯
In the NFL, Aaron Gibson was the heaviest defensive lineman at 410 lbs. He was 6'6".
Escalade was 500 lbs and 6'10".... and playing basketball... I wonder if any NFL teams actually reached out to him, because you can see that Troy is very unusually very agile for his size, and was able to sprint down the court. He'd be good on either defense or offense.
No because his footwork and lack of upper body strength.
Forget the NFL... What if a hockey team hired him as goalie?
@@Mavors1099
No one now, he passed away.
@@JDnFL
That's why I wrote "if" (hypothetical) and "hired" (past).
@@Mavors1099
Gotcha
Mann I would of loved to see Troy take his talents to the NBA, Especially with his body size being able to prove people wrong and inspire others. Rest easy Troy 😔🙏🏼
They intentionally blackballed him from the NBA. If they didn't, he would have been 5x rookie of the year.
This man was a legend
He always will be RIP
Correction ... IS
Maxi Ihrig rip🙏🏾
"Was?"
This dude is a mix between Iverson and Shaq
6'10" 500 pounds with that power and energy. damn!
Big show
7ft
383
@3d Masstaa was 500
@3d Masstaa in his prime big show was like 560 lbs. he lost alot of weight so now he is like 375, Also have u ever seen keith lee? 6'3, 350 pounds and flies around like a cruserweight
@@OfficialR.O.Y I’m 14 and am about to be 7ft but I no where near 300 pounds
@@OfficialR.O.Y so I am saying I could be taller than him but 500 pounds is 500 pounds
R.I.P. Troy "Escalade" Jackson....🌺🌼🌻🥀✌🏽
@Someradompikachu So I shouldn't say R.I.P.?
🙏🏽💯
January 11, 1973 - February 20, 2011
wOw bigger than William "Refrigerator" Perry ? but Fridge a NFL legend, & made $ bank
HE DIED?? i’m only half into the video☹️
Man loved watching escalade and the professor, skip2my lou,bone collector ect.. im 38 and they were a big part of my .childhood... r.ip. troy
Yo he was fast too! played like a 5'8 dudes! facts! Escalade used to rock the parks in nyc...a funny guy and a crowd favorite!! either west 4th street, ruckers and all over NYC with the other talents ..lot of dudes could've rock the nba..I enjoyed watching this brother do his thing! what a site! Rest in Peace brother..thanks for this memory~
Did you play with him
@@joelembiid4433 No! but I had friends that did, the thing was, you had to be in a "street league..." ( "And 1" , McDonalds etc) was one of the many companies that help sponsor the summer games for these groups! lot of different leagues in New York, New Jersey, Summers were always hot!! but Escalade was playing everywhere! he no doubt would have been as popular as Shaq, and he had more skills too! facts! He was unique!
@@joelembiid4433 No, but I had friends that did.
The thing is, you had to be in the "street league" but they played everywhere in NYC, some celebs would get to play, Ron Artest, Anthony Mason-was a regular, Kobe can down and crushed it! many other NBA stars would go..it was like "right of passage" .."You can play inside, but can you play the streets!" ..also had lots of sponsors ( "And 1" Mc Donalds etc) He was funny af..big Giant, he would have gave Shaq headaches at 500lbs? shaq can't bump him..he was nimble af too..If he all of the sudden did a handspring out of nowhere, I wouldn't be suprised ! He lived his dream, gone to soon.
i’m happy you got to see him play!
@@MyNameIsMalachi yeah he was a all around good guy! he didn't care about the money ..He would have been a perfect "harlem globe trotter!" ..but he had crazy energy..good guy! Hopefully in time, more unseen videos will come out..I know personally, that they are out there.
“I don’t lose one on one!” Rest in peace Escalade!
Umless it's full court.
@@birmingham0613 LOLOLOLOLOLOL
Men imagine if he went fit and played in the league. A big man who dribbles.
Idk
When ur game is based on ur weight n the coach force u to adjust ur weight.....
Well ask Kwame about how that can mess ur appearance.
No he wouldn't. This video exaggerates his talent.
He was who he was if he was fit no one would have cared he would be just another big man
Exactly! You have 300 likes because you are 💯💯💯.
But he wasn't really that good to begin with. This video is very angled towards his cool play, his stats tell a different story. So there's nothing to say that he would have been good even if he was slim.
Troy was a truly talented player who could have made it in the NBA but he just wanted to do what he enjoyed most playing street ball having fun and eating Big Macs. This was one of the best documentaries which was very interesting, heart-warming with a touching end. Kudos to the producer and narrator.
not sure if he wouldve been good in the NBA
Doing what he enjoyed doing? Eating Big Macs? A life choice that in his case was a death wish.
In an alternative universe when biggie grew up with basketball
Lol The big boy g with a pinpoint 3
More like an alternative universe where biggie grew up lol
LMAOOOO
Bro i can see ur profil pic out there on the basketball court
i mean im sure he played basketball.
in an alternate universe where biggie played basket ball and didnt rap*
Imagine this guy running at u full speed 😳
I watch ur vids
Full speed is my walk
SXULLS Ayy I remember u
ClutchOut NBA yesssirrrr
wouldn't be that fast
this guy is the biggie of basketball damn i still cant believe it has been 9 years already. r.i.p
You really gotta wonder just how many big macs this man used to eat. Like, how can you play ball so well at such a high level everyday since being a kid and still get so big?? It just doesn't seem possible. He really was one of a kind.
You say this man earned a bachelor's degree like it ain't 💩. That's something to be proud of.
it communications..... bro that's easy as fuck, nothing to be proud of really. Clearly it didn't land him a well paying job
@@motalkbadazs he was sponsored by And1 and being a veteran like him salary is 200k so I think he had a well paying job and can be more than what ur doing if he didn't pass away.
Facts!
@@motalkbadazs You still have to do the work. Even in the so-called easy majors, many fall out.
@@anonymike8280 You're missing the point the degree was useless to him, as he wanted no part in comms. Also easy majors with bad grades are useless.
1:23 the OGs know that that was Badlands Chugs doing the Big Smoke order
KillerX Sakhs lol
😂💯
Lil terrio too😂
1:30*
Lmao *insert clip of large black man eating mcdonald’s*
Imagine this guy and the professor on an nba team together
Big Ls
Mr Green With The Beans? Entertains ls 😂
Tyson Campbell with hot sauce
Neva lost
82-0 fo sho
Wow!! R.I.P my brother. I've always been proud to see him play!! HE WAS GREAT!!!
He’s so big that he makes the basketball look like a mini nerf ball lmao rip my guy
In fairness his career lasted longer than most NBA player
@Ed Eduard your an nba player?
ziraq keren that’s kind of the point ...
Electro Max oh yeah lol
Boosie
@@ziraqkeren9998 I am
ESCALADE a dam streetball prodigy in his own right.
yooo
RIP Escalade, I remember having no interest in Basketball, but found an interest in watching street ball. It was so entertaining to see the personalities battle it out on the court. Way better than the cry baby NBA....
“What kinda toilet seat does this man sit on.” Why you gotta do him like that man😭😂
LMAO
😂😂😂
Lmfao
Rofl 😂🤣😂🤣
Easy shots 🤣
If he could’ve just lost some weigh like at least to 410 he would still be with us. We miss you Escalade😔💔❤️
He was like fatter Shaq with handles.
Hefty Lefty and Escalade both died in their 30s
Take care of your bodies people
Eating at McDonalds daily I'm surprised he lived that long.
@@HittokiriBattousai17
completely agree
@King Charles wow, then it must be true :D
@@mtnybombs2239 lol
@@HittokiriBattousai17 Agreed 100%!
Dude did what made him happy. It sucks he died early but at least he enjoyed his life.
Man Escalade was one of the highlights of the And1 mixtapes. Definitely made my childhood a great one. RIP homie
Mark Jackson's brother, Escalade! and he got a soft touch on the pass. RIP Icon
Man, I remember watchin AND1 and seein Lade run around
rip legend. I grew up on and1 mixtapes, and I was always baffled how this man defied physics. him, hot sauce, the professor, and bones were my all time favorites.
I surprisingly didn’t know about him till this video, but i’m glad I found out about him. rip legend🙏🏻
Rest in peace brotha escalade. My late condolences to all of his relatives and in-laws. A guardian angel he has became for all who loved him. He was a gentle giant that ran the and1 court. Big up love and respect always
Rip Escalade B-ball legend
This video made me cry about Troy’s story, he was good at what he does, despite his weight, he had very good skills and lovely character.
Thus, this story says a lot, no matter how hard life gets enjoy your very peak moments because life is too short to suffer. If you are going to be the best entertainer and best eater for food, like this guy go ahead. But remember take precautions and always look after yourself well, including your health.
Furthermore, people need to understand have empathy for peoples’ situation because you never what they are going through and you shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover. Like in this video despite his weight being huge people were so surprised that he was still able to play well in basketball.
You will surely be missed Troy RIP 🙏🏾. You’re career definitely inspired many.
The heart just isn't designed to run a monster like that for longer than 38-40 years. I'm thankful he left a mark on the basketball world, but I'm sad he's gone. You have to love that magical AND1 era when it was all happening (the first time with The Professor and the gang "Hot Sauce"). Good times... I'm thankful I grew up when I did.
RIP Escalade ...... talented amazing freak of nature .
Definitely finding a dude that big who can move like that is unheard of
This takes me back. I loved watching the And 1 tour shows on ESPN back when they were on. I was amazed that Troy could move and play the way he did at that size. Never seen anything like it.
Man I wish this guy still compensated, he's way more chill and relaxing
Escalade was a powerhouse! He definitely helped the AndOne brand. RIP brother 🙏🏽😔❤️
Rip Escalade
Him doin it like that even at that weight is inspirational
RIP “Escalade” Big man.
Imagine this guy accidentally falling on u while Ur playin defence
Your career is over. 😂
Or take a charge?
i'd be the one having a heart-attack
ThisSquash defense*****
@@booker5281 defence is also correct
RIP Escalade. You will be missed. And1 fam word up.
“What else could he do beside make it to the nba” you lowkey trashed this dude the whole video
Exactly 🤦🏾♂️
@@jay4vegas920 this guys video should be taken off this guy is down right cruel and mean getting a bachelors degree is no easy feat either
Exactly 2:43
Hes just telling the truth. Its not ideal to weigh 500 pounds. The man was gonna die before 40
@D W lowkey? Nah HIGHkey to the point I was ready to turn this shit off. That shit ain’t cute.. like come on, grow up. Couple jabs sure fine whatever but it was starting to feel like he was on his ass seemingly maliciously at one point. I expected better honestly. Shit was childish as fuck and not funny in the slightest. I was enjoying a lot of the channels videos after just finding them and clicked the wrong one apparently, smh.
A big guy like that who can move, is always very impressive.
Rip Escalade May he Rest In Peace, power, paradise, and May he be remembered we miss u legend ❤️🙏🏻😭🕊
I didn’t know him since now but man he’s already a legend in my eyes Rest In Peace man🙏🏽
Same here, Rest In Peace 🙏
RIP
Rip
RIP
Rest in peace
I took a picture with him way back in the day at an AND1 event! 🏀
Is the picture rendering still
@@TreyBonk his stomach alone is 8 giga bytes
@@kaistrength 🤣😂😂
me too, he was so nice to me,
My family loved Escalade. Gave my 6’9 nephew his shoes… Was such a humble heart. Always invited us on the tour bus, and talked positive words of wisdom with my sons. Chi town love…. RIP ESCALADE, FLASH, BLACK WIDOW!!!!
Rest In Peace to you big dogg. You won't be forgotten
I remember that dude. He inspired me as an athlete.
I struggled with weight issues when I was a teenager. I gravitated towards larger athletes Like,Shaq and refrigerator Perry you know the big guys.
I started off as a strong side tackle.
They noticed I had decent speed for a kid my size.
The following year I got my shot to play full back.
It didn't last long but, that did help open the possibility in my mind that I do much more than speculated.
I love seeing a person who LOOKS like they're not supposed to be there go above and, beyond.✨
I'm 5'11" and at my highest weight (487#), I have been there. The mobility this guy had is a freak thing. Not many people can move with this weight level, I could play some ball , but not on that level. I am at a lower weight these days (around 370# now), but that weight early has wrecked my body. The fact he could move that well, was an anomaly. I know, because I been there before. That weight tears your body up. To all the kids growing up now, please take the advice from someone that's been there. "It's easier to keep it off, than to take it off". Please don't let this happen to you
Nice job man hey this was like 8 months ago so how much do you weight man
So you were a foot shorter than him and weighed just 13 lbs less than him. I don't think that really compares cuz being tall means you gonna weigh more regardless.
@@ChiefOklahoma287, I meant the stresses on the body, my point was he was a miracle. In my 20's i was decently agile (No I couldn't dunk), that changed in my 30's. The stresses of hauling around that much took their toll on my joints i could still move and even played a little 21 on occasion, but paid the price the next few days. My point was him maintaining that agility for as long as he did makes him a freak of nature in a good way. I was saying as someone that was in the same region weight wise i understand how special he really was being able to do that
@@ChiefOklahoma287 it doesn't matter if your 6'10 or 5'10. 500 lbs is not made for humans
@@Friendly_G why live if you cant outweigh a gorilla😥😥
Damn how time has flown by. I almost forgot about him playing at Louisville. Even though his production wasn't major he was still well liked with fans. I definitely did not realize he had passed. What a shame. RIP.
Damn, I never knew Escalade was Marc Jackson’s brother.
They look a lot alike.
not the longest run in life, but nothing short of miraculous.
OMG.. didn't expect it to end with him passing AWAY!! By the same token.. many have "lived" longer yet did not live their PASSION! R.I.P. brother.
🥺🥺🥺😢
Have you ever heard of a 500 pound person live to 100 years old?
Me neither
I saw him live will never forget. He did not play much as I think he was starting to get sick, but was very nice. 1:23
'The only thing he earned was a Bachelor's Degree'. That way of thinking accurately sums up lots of problems.
Explains why this guy is a youtuber and he was a college grad with unbelievable basketball skill.
Yeah I would b proud 2 hava Bachelors degree in communication...WTF is dudes problem?? 😐😐😐
"Did I hear that right?" I had to go back and listen again. Sad.
The only thing.. 🤔 like a Bachelors is giving out
@Agustin Dib athletes go thru the same classes regular students go thru and they have to complete their athletic responsibilities to the school without pay.. In return those millions of dollars go back to the school and the athlete gets free tuition IF THEYVE EARNED A SCHOLARSHIP, if not they pay their own tuition and still play for the school voluntarily
When he played here at Louisville, the crowd would go crazy to see him at the check-in table. One time, he stole the ball and went the distance of the court for 2-points. Freedom Hall erupted! The guy was definitely a crowd favorite. R.I.P. bro'. 🙏
He did not leave this earth without a mark. He lived a life full of ambition and accomplished goals doing what he loved. R.I.P sir.
Zions on his way too 500 pounds
Heartfelt condolences to his family and friends.
He's had a longer playing career than most NBA legends.
Escalade was a kind soul. He was a gental giant. I miss seeing him smile.
R.I.P To Troy Jackson, he will be missed
Escalades death ultimately led the professor to faith in Christ
Amen.
I had no clue, awesome!, praise God!
I didn't know that, Praise God 🙏🙏🙏
That's what's up.
What professor?
Cool to learn him and Mark are brothers, but said to find out he passed. Never followed up with the players after mid 2000s. Rest easy big man.
"All he had was a bachelor degree in communications." That's a degree a lot of people struggle to get while selling Big Macs.
Damn man back in 2000's I remember being a teenager here in Brazil, watching AND1 mixtapes and tryna show sick moves to my friends down here. Good good memories!
R.I.P Troy Escalade Jackson
1973-2011 🙏🙏
By the way he is not 500 pounds he is 375 pounds!
Stfu
Why
He had weighed in excess of 500lbs during parts of his life. You can tell from the clips he fluctuated throughout his life. 375 was considered his "in shape" weight.
@@hawkeyemihawkgettingmoneylord damn why you mad
Well u knew he would die sooner or late. U take care of your health and your health will take care of you.
i love one of his immediate questions is "what toilet does this man sit on".
No he just squats and pee
He probably does it Andre The Giant style... over the edge of the bathtub, then wash it down🤢🤮
waffle stomper
" who custom makes his doors" is another one i wanna know
@@Stevenisbelieven Gross lmao
I don’t like how this guy seems like he is on a personal mission to humiliate the guy due to his weight. The dude accomplished much more than you ever have (against all odds). Got a bachelors degree and now HAS YOU talking about him.
He is obese, got it. Stop mentioning Big Mac every 10 seconds to inflate your lame punch line.
IKR. Just saying he's 500 lbs is enough. Don't get why he has to reference it every 15 seconds
@@BittrCoffee he’s upset because he’s probably thin and lame and tried too hard in life, and Troy didn’t try at all, and made himself a big shot!
@@Muiscby1e9 this guy thinks a bad joke gets funnier the more you say lol
That's ain't no insult to him. His proud to be fat cause that's the success of his career. So I don't think it's wrong for him. Sometimes negative doesn't mean it's negative it can be the other way round. He hates to slim down so get your facts right yooooooo. Just sad that he passed away at such young age but he left his legacy that will never be forgotten.
Exactly what I was thinking, no need to knock down a man who’s been gone for a while 🤦🏽♂️
For a man-mountain he sure is agile 🏀the greats are always taken too early R.I.P Troy and Condolences to his family.
He was great I hope we get more people like him
He probably chilling eating a Big Mac in heaven @ the McCafe ... I’m loving it!
Rip Escalade he was a goat
How is this guy not dominating social media.
I remember wearing and1 shoes and ill get made fun of, seeing Troy being an icon for and1 makes me proud for wearing them. RIP Troy❤️
Same here !!!! Not many people in my area knew what And1 was. Even the people that played basketball every day. People made fun of me too for wearing them. Rip Troy tho
I think i had and1 for basketball shoes in either 5th or 6th, maybe both. But no one made fun of me, I guess they couldn't because I carried that team insanely heavily.
2k22 : we adding 6'10 post playmakers weight max 500 puounds
puounds
Doooo it 2k !!!
i meant pounds
His heart is as big as his head, he won’t grow old.
"Approximately 1000 Big Macs later..." had me dying.
Troy was a giant living legend and I enjoyed seeing the and one tour when it came to Chicago
RIP Escalade, truly beast!
Wow. He made a huge impact. Literally. He did his dream
Exactly bro!
Thank you for the memories big man. RIP Escalade...
And Troy owed all his success for doing what he loved to do to a.. Big Mac!
This guy defied logic and physics.
May his soul continue to rest in peace
It was pleasure to meet him Jackson family is as humble there is god rest his soul Escalate