Chicago Bulls Introduction - 1997 NBA Finals Game 6
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- Chicago Bulls Introduction during Game 6 of the 1997 NBA Finals at the United Center in Chicago, after Michael Jordan's flu-ridden miraculous performance in Game 5 in Utah.
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if you heard this song in the playoffs on the road, your season was about to end
Lmao 😂
Except in 94 and 95 😁🤷🏻♂️
Exactly
An abrupt end!
Lol hell naw you a fool for this one lol
So this is what winning sounds like
Bring joy And laughter new sound for me as well because I’m a Timberwolves fan
@@williamschaub2533 kings fan here glad I'm not the only one that just discovered this sound
Lol
exactly....i wanna hear this sound in my life...im gonna hear this sound in my life
What time is it? GAME TIME! HOO!
I was a kid in the 90s, it’s 2023 I’m a 43 year old grown ass man. This song still gives me goosebumps. I’m from Chicago.
You were more of a teenager or becoming a grown adult in the 90s lol
@@jarvasedundy1 teens are still kids, lol
@@jwst8
That's true lol
Legendary
@@williampacult9431 what a time to be a basketball fan
This team was amazing:
1 Best Intro
2 Best Coach- Jackson
3 Best Defense
4 Best Rebounder -Rodman
5 Best All around player- Pippen
6 Best Six Man- Kukoc
7 Best Shoes
8 Best Player ever-JORDAN!!
9 Hottest Wife - Larsa Pippen
🎉 Yep 💯
Best comments 😉
@@upperbellevillestudio damn right!
Triangle offense and Michael Jordan pushing everyone to there highest potential.
Just from the intro alone your already down by 10.
Lmao
Ray West Odlum LMFAO!
Ray West Odlum So EPIC and true!
Harry potter n Tha half blood crip 😎👍nice👏👏
You were down 10 the moment the lights went out. When the guitar hits during the song, the game is already essentially over. The moment Ray announces Michael Jordan's name, that's when you started the bus!
In retrospect, this was the peak of Western Civilization.
The Golden Thread so true
Yup now its turning into communism what a shame
Pre 911 America was something special
bunzino d what
Eastern civilization ;)
This must have been so electrifying to be in that arena
Did you hear what happened when he said "north carolina"? That was gigawatts.
Marv Albert called that intro one of the great moments in all of sports--and more than once, too--and he's not wrong.
Going to it was like attending a rock concert!
To this day, I have not seen electricity in a sports arena quite like the electricity of the multi-champion Chicago Bulls
The Bulls intro was the best in NBA history. The music always gives me chills.
You know it’s a song right? Sirius by The Alan Parsons project.
@@owenberg3366 You can try but don't bother, for them the NBA invented it and you're an asshole
come rock with a real n1gga and i will give you the chills and make dem toes curls. real kings gotta look out
Really?!?! Omg!!! We had no idea!! 🙄
I AGREE. PERIODT!
I’m not even a bulls fan but I’m ready to run through a brick wall after that
LMAO!
😂😂😂😂😂
Facts
Which wall, Mike? *already in a 3point stance*
Hahahahahaha! Made my day
The opponents: "Why do I hear boss music?"
This comment is underrated.
😂😂
Hahahah
Sirus The Alan Pearsons Project
Just removed the like from months ago so I could give it again
I am Croatian (Europe), I was watching Michael & Bulls as a kid... entire 90's... they're part of my life..., I am age 39 now, I have somewhat hard period in my life in this moment... and I came to this intro...searching for some strength and I found it in my tears while watching this... Mike forever. GOD BLESS YOU ALL around the world.
are u ok friend?
You heard this song on a away game you knew your season was done for. Still get chills to this day.
lmfao
No doubt, this is the best team intro in the history of sports.
Mike tysons intro also but he's not a team
Christian San Luis I agree with both of you. Tyson’s entrances were just as epic. Both give me chills thinking about.
best intro for the best team .
As a die hard laker fan i agree
This and the Pistons Intro, two of the best ever!
Other team: Why do I hear boss music?
Lmao
Final boss battle theme.
Utah Jazz was their opponent on this match and I can pretty tell they are fucking sweating
Bruuuh 😂😂
Loll
2023 and it still gives me chills. Loved being a kid in the 90s in Chicago
Same. Born in 87 and grew up in Joliet. Some of my favorite memories growing up were watching these games with my dad.
My mom still watches NBA playoff games with me when I get back home from college. She still enjoys watching basketball, but she always talks about how the 90s Chicago Bulls were the only team that seemed invincible, and the most amazing sports team she has ever seen.
@@frewtlewps1152 Good Mom
Am I the only who gets teary eyed because of the nostalgia?
Nope. Go back to being a kid again.
Not at all!
I wasn't born until 1997, yet this makes me nostalgic for a time I never got to see
Oh not by a long shot. I didn't even start watching basketball until I was in college over a decade ago. But the feeling of sheer greatness and civic pride that this evokes is palpable indeed. Everything about it is just carefully chosen to psych up everyone who witnesses it.
Chicago doesn't have much to be proud of; I know, I've been there. But to have hosted this era of sports history made it special for quite some time.
@@traviscummings9178me too man I start shedding tears and I didn’t even get a chance to see any of this live
I feel like the other team would need to call a time out after this.
this comment is so underrated
@@RBRMV1 super underrated
They legit did
Underrated comment
Keep the bus running...
People always compare the 17 Warriors to the 98 Bulls but I’m willing to bet Durant would’ve switched teams by the time this intro was done.
D rod would eat up green the hard D of the east would hurt n cripple the warriors.
Lol KD and the slash bros are raining 3s all over Pippen and MJ
@@yom0mma214 bruh we can tell you’re like 12 and don’t get it twisted the 90’s bull’s would beat the living shit out of even the best warriors team
98 bulls? more like 96.
‘17 Warriors were a different breed...you think Luke Longley belonged on the same court as the splash bros PLUS KD PLUS the DPOY in Draymond PLUS finals MVP Igoudala. I didn’t think so.
This actually shows how important entrance themes are. I mean the moment players heard this intro they were even more pumped up and the opponents knew they were in trouble. Just look at Scottie Pippen, he is the first to come out and he gets even more pumped the moment he hears the theme. You already got half the win right there.
That's because this tune has gravitas...
I watched this before a job interview that was way outta my league and I got it
Karl Malone hears this in his nightmares.
Arnold Rimmer 🙌🏻
Arnold Rimmer facts
Don't worry, all the utah jazz team choked. They had there chances but they blew them up
Lmfao
He hears yo momma moan in his nightmares
“From North Carolina, at guard, 6’6, MICHAAAAEL JOOOORDAAAAN”
Doesn’t give me chills. Literally am cold every time I hear that. Best intro in sports. PERIOD
Agreed!! As a Chicagoan and Bulls fan, agreed!!
Gino Green Bro I’m not even from Chicago or a bulls fan and this gives me CHILLS. What a time.
The crowd was so loud at that point, the volume was enough to make your ears bleed.
MYTHIC GAMING nah, lebron only got 3 rings
@MYTHIC GAMING Funny
The game today doesn't have a shred of the energy it did in the 90s.
For those who are interested, the song is called Sirius by the Alan Parsons Project.
The Bulls were the very first team to turn out lights before the introductions. Still the best intro in sports history IMO that still gets me fired up to this day.
Whenever you hear this intro, you know you've lost.
Whenever you hear that intro you know you are not welcome.
mike didn’t do a dance, no smile, no show boating, nothing when they introduced him, he was hella focused thats how you know he the goat
scary af indeed
Whenever you hear this intro, you know The Eye In The Sky comes next.
“From North Carolina, at guard, 6’6, Michael Jordan” - What keeps me going in life
Welp we lost
Nothing better than “from North Carolina!”
Truly “Air” Jordan is the GOAT!!!!
The airness himself
Facts ‼️
Jordan, Harper, Pippen, and Rodman are the best defensive players on a starting lineup ever. All great athletes.
People forget the clutchness of Ron Harper
yeah, good luck playing against them :)
I'd say they'd be rivalled by Russell, Jones, and Heinsohn.
in NBA history this got to be the most iconic team introduction forevermore.
Most iconic team ever
"If you're hearing this song, it's already too late."
well no shit
You’re end is near
@@ac1d2 i think they are interchangeable
This is unreal, the intimidation you'd feel just from the intro let alone having to face the Goat.
And now imagine also having to face Pippen and the best rebounder of that time.
Young Nomad Lebron played for the bulls?
Ethan Melsheimer lol
To be fair I'd get just as pumped up as an away player listening to this. Maybe more pumped cuz i knew who I was about to play!!@
Ethan Melsheimer Lechoke not even top 50
As a 12 year old I saw MJ play against the Nets in 91. He put up 41 points. So lucky to witness greatness
As a kid growing up watching Larry and Magic...
When this song came on every game to introduce the Bulls, it's was incredible.
I still get goosebumps.
This was the peak of NBA. I miss the 90s.
pavel brodskiy Remember NBA Showtime on NBC? I would watch the triple header religiously. Now ESPN/ABC does it and the presentation is garbage.
+heartbreak25 good old days
+pavel brodskiy The 80's were the peak... Remember Magic Johnson & Larry Bird?
Michael Jordan and the bulls took basketball too a different level. Never be able to match that Aura.
Peak was 1993. Decline started a year later, not because of MJ's retirement but the start of rule changes watering down the game, especially defense.
"Karl Malone wins MVP"
Michael Jordan: *then i took it personally..*
Same thing happened to Barkley in '93. Jordan just shut up and jammed it right in Chuck's face.
Jordan and kobe took everything personal
@@kasperrieberg3495 thats why they were the rwo goats
MJ: "they announced me last so i took it personally"
me: "but MJ thats because youre the best player and get the biggest cheers"
MJ: "i...said...i...took...it...personally."
@@Therealdeal555 vc
Absolutely the most bone chilling sports team intro in NBA history!!!
Ray Clay was a very underrated part of the 1990s Bulls feel, greatness, and nostalgia. His PA announcing was unmatched at the time. No intro has even come close. Before or since.
Damn right!!!
This shit is mad hype. Makes me wanna run into a brick wall
Karl-Anthony Towns whahahay
You can run through the wall
Let’s be honest, it doesn’t matter if you’re a Bulls fan, this intro gets you hype
Fax
I just subscribed to you
I just want to punch something
Así es. Tenía 14 años...
Y hoy la escucho.. y se enchina la piel!!!!
Imagine the opposition hearing this
As a lifelong Celtics fan, this Bullls intro still gives me chills!
Still the greatest intro of all time. How could any opposing team possibly go into this arena, stand there while listening to Ray Clay's iconic voice call out the lineup, and realistically think they had a chance to win?
The golden era of the NBA
90s EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS FOREVER!
What, Jordan smacking the game upside down?
jordan vs the plumbers
@@angelsepulveda5802 lol 50 years later people will be calling our generation a bunch of plumbers 😂
@@LIONTAMER3Dthe 60s were by the Celtics, the 70s by the ABA, the 80s by the Lakers and Celtics, the 2000s by the Lakers (Spurs fan here) and the mid to late 2010s by the Warriors, so...
The greatest intro for one of the greatest sports teams every assembled!
True that.
AMEN!
absolutely the best intro in sports history...ill take the 86 celtics over the 96 bulls everyday but the bulls definitely had a better starting intro show.
mate you forgot the Pistons
Nope we stepped over/on the Pistons in order to become the most dominating NBA team for a full decade EVER, that includes Bill Russell's Celtics teams, Showtime Lakers, Boston teams featuring five HOFers [that the 6'6" guard from Nooooorth Carolina dropped 63 on in an early career play off loss.] Truth the Bad Boys were good for their short run, but they cannot compare ant two of your Bad Boys came to Chiraq for at least four rings. Rodman = 3 and John Salley in 95/6...
Growing up in Eastern Europe, those mid 90s were extremely bad for the economy and all the social transformations were abrupt and shaky. BUT... there were two things that gave us hope and made us dream beyond our social and geopolitical limitations - the NBA highlights (there was no way of watching whole games live) and most importantly, Michael Jordan.
You know what the most underrated part of this video is? And keep in mind I’m a Pacers fan…is the way Jordan after he gets introduced high fives his teammates and then pats all of his starters on their backs before taking the court. He may have let them have it in practice and called them all kinds of names when he thought they weren’t working hard enough but he always had their backs. It’s part of what makes him the best ever.
Who’s here after watching “The Last Dance”?
Me!! Lol, I need a time machine...
YESSSSSSSSSS BROOOO
GO BULLS
Así es amigo.. había que sentir la adrenalina, de nuevo..es un intro muy chingón.
I just realize this.. So was Ron Harper their PG?
Me too just had to hear the full intro ,takes me back.
I’m not gonna lie, as a Knicks fan growing up, I was tortured by the Bulls in the 90s. There was no team nor song I hated more. Now as an adult listening, it not only brings back nostalgia, but actually gives me chills thinking about how dominant that team was.
They wrecked everyone in the 90’s. It was a phenomenon witnessed by the whole world
Best comment ever. I'm from Mexico and the games en friday and sunday was the greates weekend in that times... so giant team...
I grew up a Jazz fan and I feel this too. The wave of nostalgia this gives is insane. This team was incredible.
@@vildachaya6462 it just wasn’t fair bro😭
I was just about to say this. This song used to give me nightmares as a Knicks fan; I heard it a few days ago and it gave me chills.
Miss this era of basketball
1990's, and now the starting lineup for your WORLD CHAMPION CHICAGO BULLS! Enough said in the 1990s. This was pure intimidation.
If I was on the road team and this intro plays it’s gonna be a long night
Remix ando con los bull de chicago off panamá. Regueton.
Hey I have been subbed to you for years
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@@allescastillo47 lqllp
The 90s were something else. The clothes, the music, the technology, the sports, the city. It was truly space age
80s ?
The song used was recorded in 1982.
@@sheeppf5265 lol
@@sheeppf5265 Yeah, but it didn't get an identity until the 90's!
..the sneakers!!!
This will forever be the best intro in NBA history
In sports period
This lineup and the theme song is so intimidating.
This is how I plan to introduce my future wedding party at the reception.
A facebook video of a groom who used this for his entrance brought me here lol. Is it you?
Grace Mukudzei Chikumbirike lol no but it will be someday
Good idea dude !
Alejandro Franchini right? Whenever I get married I’m gonna ask her “can I do this for just the reception? You can have everything else that day just let me have this music and each member of the party has a special handshake”
Alejandro Franchini at my best friends wedding each groomsman had to come up with special handshakes with the respective bridesmaids. Mine was a side to side high five and then we crossed our arms into an X and hit em together. Was pretty fun.
*Karl Malone has left the chat*
LOL
Karl Malone probably bring axe with him all time in case this song is played
ha
Hahahaha amazing
John Stockton, Reggie Miller has left the chat
This is, was and will likely be the best professional basketball team to ever take the field.
Court
2017 warriors are better.
@@ReallyJTTbozo
@@ReallyJTTNot a goddamn chance they're better than this Bulls team
@@rr44yd8skills wise they are
If you never got, or still don't get chills when this was played you are not human.
The GREATEST intro in sports history. Gives me chills as a 32 year old man now. People who didn't grow up in the 90s missed on during a special time. Opposing teams didn't stand a chance.
I was born in 2002 and grew up in Sweden where basketball is about the least watched sport ever. God i wish i was around to see this.
I can tell you buddy it was almost unreal when Jordan was announced and entered the picture. I watched it live as a 12 year old. Jordan was like a god to us, similar to the Romans worshipping Mars.
Ah man I get the chills too!! I remember just getting ready to watch the game on tv, getting some beer and snacks and the guy in line in front was getting ready to watch the game too!
Jeffrey Horton as a Chicago native, we are lucky to have experienced bulls games every single season
So wrong.
I just went 82-0 listening to this 😂😁🤣
hahahahahhahaaaaaa
And Jerry Krause still would have made it your last season if you were Phil Jackson.
So you like the Alan Parsons Project.
@@blay7263 Lmao 😂
You are still not coming back
This intro is unmatched; there'll never be another one like it.
The crowd cheering, the music playing, the video playing on the Jumbotron, this is imo, the best lineup intro in all of sports
I still get goosebumps watching this... and I'm not even a Bulls fan.
I’m a Bucks fan and I still can’t help but love this intro
Because y’all get the fear we finna destroy your team 💀😂
After knowing they are getting payed for playing I no longer watch the NBA free money to them they get paid more then the doctors the biggest joke if no doctors who is going to save us from death everyone loves to play basketball for free
Me too
Imagine being on the opposing side watching this. haha
Came here after the final trailer for “The Last Dance”!!!!
Same
Same
Oscar De Luis Jr Can't wait for April 19th...The good ol' days #TheLastDance
Haha me too
Me too
This is simply ICONIC
Growing up in 1990s Chicago, and being live to see Bulls play at home…there was nothing like it!
growing up in the 90s war-torn croatia.. man.. you were living my dream life, lol
First of all, thanks for your comment. It was really eye-opening, on that I never considered myself as “living the dream”, but you’ve given me lots of perspective.
Also, was Toni Kukoc popular at home? I mean we loved him on The Bulls…
Damn, I'm really happy for you. It must have been a smth smth.
"Head coach of the Bulls is Phil Jackson," and EVERY TIME the camera would cut to him, he'd be looking down at a clipboard. Cracks me up
SNES drunk 🐐😂
Fancy seeing the SNES Drunk here!
All business, baby.
Phill had ice ruining through his veins and he probably got used to it eventually.
He was drawing triangles. lol
No special handshakes, no dancing just pure intensity and determination. Zen-like focus, no one was touching the Bulls in the 90s.
1:26. No special handshakes huh? You’re a 🤡
@The Esquire of Sports ®
Facts lmao I seen people saying this about guys when they get drafted like they didn’t spend they whole life for that moment 😭
@The Esquire of Sports ® my uncle is one of those people and he explained it to me once. Keep in mind I don't agree with him but the way he explained it to me was that it's their job that they are getting paid for and they are there to do it so it is expected that they remain professional. He said you don't see people at Wendy's jumping around when they make a burger the right way. Again I don't agree with him I'm just repeating what he told me
@@Gibbslx Difference being nobody works in day-in day-out, forgoing an average lifestyle with the end goal being to work at WENDY'S. Your uncle don't be making any sense. Now if you want to compare with working at anything that makes close to what basketball players earn, go ahead but those folks got their own ways of celebrating and exerting their internal excitement.
Hakeem and the rockets
Even though I’m a Knick fan I still get hype watching these intros!!!!!
I was born 1 year later 😢 now 23 yrs old i still wish i could've been apart of that era 💯
" From Noooorth Caaarolina, at guard 6'6"...Michael Jordan!" Love that every time I hear it
His Aerial Majesty. simply the greatest.
Ikr?! Even though I wasn't born until 1997, watching Jordan walk out in his jersey was like watching Superman put on his cape.
Da air man!
It's 2015 and this intro still gives me goosebumps.
Just from the intro alone and you're already down by 15
Yep
Kelly Levicky this intro alone is worthy of a Las Vegas show
***** Hells yes.
Ohhhh yeah!!!!!!!! Simply the best ever intro in any sports. Really, I've seen a lot of intros since then, but never seen any better. Specially when the team introduced was the all time best record (I know it was the season before, but the team was basically the same) of NBA season.
For the record: Alan Parson's Sirius music was also used at Euro 2012. Obviously I immediately remembered the Bulls intro.
...and goosebumps everywhere. :D
I wasn't present at that time, but I can't deny that the 90s were the golden era of basketball
Best intro of All Time for all sports
I used to watch the 90s Bulls as a kid growing up in SC
I’m almost 40 now and this still gives me chills and fires me up 🔥
Man to have been inside that arena during this Intro 👀 💣 💥
These Bulls were so good they should have been introduced like this even when they were on the road.
GCOAT
Most Hated true
Shit, every game!
There’s just this ominous feeling after they introduce Ron Harper because you know what’s coming next.
First the chest bump with Scottie, THEN Jordan.
And the guitar riff
My husband grew up in Chicago and was in junior high during the Bulls glory years. He can recite the entire intro from memory, and not miss a word. He still knows the order, the player's heights, everything.
@@vegasgirl3538 I was in elementary and middle school, nowhere even in the chicago area and I can recite the starting intro from memory, same tempo, same pauses, same emphasis.
His cheers were just as loud lol
If you lived this during the era you're fkn lucky. This was the greatest time to be alive!
The greatest team ever that exist, im lucky i grew up in the 90's
I was like 10 years old when this happened. This WAS my childhood, this entrance hyped me so fucki g hard. Watching it again, at 34, almost makes me cry. God i love this
Same here buddy. This was my childhood. I'm 34 too 🙂
Me too, love this. Gives me so much pride for my city !
Same brotha, 34 as well!
I was 19 and a Lakers fan. I was ready a 42 and single dad of two to break through a brick wall!
Literally same here word for word
One of the greatest tragedies of life is that we will never witness sports like this again and have the feelings that MJ gave us every time he was on the court. Greatest athlete of any sport, of all time.
Yep
Sorry.....but Babe Ruth brought the house way harder then MJ! ..... he's close ...but no cigar brosif
No ese se llama Maradona
@@Kk-fc5jw MJ in my opinion is the best, also that fact you say babe Ruth brought the house way harder is very disrespectful.
@@Kk-fc5jw Sorry, but no. Listen to reactions of the bambino being introduced and MJ being introduced. Maybe it's the technology, but MJ had way more hype. Especially because baseball was the sport back then vs MJ trying to revive / progress the NBA. Babe is one of the GOATs for sure though.
Timeless Goosebumps 🔥🔥🔥
One of the best head coach in History of basket I think.
Thanks you Phil Jackson
Best Intro , Best Team , Best Player of All Time.
Its my life 🐂🍺
Best coach too
best logo, best jersey
And the best PA announcer (Ray Clay)... and the best commentators (Marv Albert, Among others etc)... from the best network (NBC) with the best theme song ("Roundball Rock Audio Original").
could not agree more
"People who attended those games will tell you the arena was so loud by the time Harper was introduced, they couldn't hear anything Clay [the announcer] said after."
-- Zach Lowe (ESPN)
Fact check: true.
having been there 5 times, yes that is true. actually it was louder in Chicago Stadium than United Center. in CS the noise had nowhere to go. UC has a higher roof.
@@markmac2206 I was born in ‘98 so I really don’t know , but I thought the 90’s bulls been using the same stadium (United Center)
@@darkboltzz7596 yeah the UC opened in 94 and now i feel very old. 😂
@@markmac2206 Chicago Stadium was also an older wooden building - so it wasn't just LOUD but everything in it was vibrating; the 2nd & 3rd levels would sway slightly as everyone rose to their feet and started cheering. The introductions and big moments in the game weren't just seen and heard but they were also physically felt as the building responded to what was happening.
It was amazing.
When he announce his Highness man the chills
I remember watching their games with my uncle growing up now I appreciate this era even more now as a 32 yr old look
One team was so absolutely iconic that twenty years later, your intro music is synonymous with an entire decade.
Who needs caffeine when you have this video
Couldn't agree more there!
No arguement here
fat alan parsons
I have only been to Chicago once in my life but I watched every game on WGN! I remember that Jumbotron animation vividly lol
As a Laker fan... This is single handedly the Greatest intro song to anything! 🔥
This shit gave me goosebumps wtf
+Sam Johnson For serious. Still get goosebumps hearing this intro.
it gave me a boner no homo
As zen as he is, you could tell buy that last look, even Phil Jackson had goosebumps.
Imagine watching it live in the 90s. Glad I got to experience it.
me too and i didnt even see Jordan play
Not a Bulls fan, but nothing will ever top this intro...gave chills then, gives me chills now
You damn right about that. The Bulls were the thing back then
Perfect description. Same.
Respect
Thank the mighty Alan Parsons.
@@norbath1650 And the mighty Ray Clay!
I have look that final when i was a boy. Chicago with MJ is greatest things in my life!
From Kazakshtan with love!
This intro gives me goosebumps every time.....damn. Best of all time.
Dont u just get goosebumps everytime the PA says. "From North Caaarolina, 6/6, Michaeeeeel Jorrrrdan!!!"
uh yeah
everytime !!!!
+MetalThunderForce I got goosebumps READING it!!!!
Even more when the announcer says FROM CHIICAAAGOOOO 6"3' DERRICK ROSE
+Shadow Gaming lol funny
And now ABC cuts out the starting lineups from every Finals game. They need to bring this back.
@Kal Sium and if the NBA goes back to NBC, you know what else is coming back...Roundball Rock.
@@MailmanRSO BUH BUH BUH BUH BUH BUH BASKETBALL GIMMIE GIMMIE THE BALL CAUSE IM GONNA DUNK IT!
This is like a therapy going back to watch the GOAT and the Bulls. These were the happy days for 80’s baby
1990's Chicago Bulls were forever cemented in the history books for sheer domination and accomplishment, but it is things like this intro that also helped stitch their legacy in to the fabric of American sports for all time to come.
Nobody could chew gum like Scottie Pippen,lol
2019 that nigga still chewin that gum lol
chewed until it turned into concrete
Randall Kelley Jr. sounds Aaa
Sole Magus bpa
Micah Harshaw yhas you u
A big respect for the Celtics 60's and Lakers 80's teams, but man...the Chicago Bulls were like from another planet
Comepltely agree wasn't so much that they beat you into the ground, they were much worse then that. They had a habit of ripping your heart out in big plays and letting it die in front of you. No team was that lethal when it came to winning the truest were special and it started with MJ
+Tumaq1 The 95-96 Bulls squad was GOAT. No doubt about it. We'll never see a team like that again.
From Mars. We all know that.
@@frankiewhite5430 I agree those teams were stacked. The Bulls did more with less though.
Ikr
That intro will always belong to the 6 time world champion Chicago Bulls. I grew up watching them. Not only did they dominate on both ends of the court, they took your will to win and destroyed it. No team will ever come close to matching it.
Every comment on here is absolutely spot on. The first strum of bass happens and you know what time it is. Immense and unforgettable - great times, great memories and still goosebumps. I’m 44 and my heart rate goes up when I hear this.