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Most mega stars come from their parent throwing them off a cliff to make them stronger. Michael Jordan threw himself off the cliff to make himself stronger, then convinced himself that other people threw him just so he could spite them.
In a world of Kazuyas he was a Heihachi
not exactly. it was a mix of people really doing it and him just making it up. the question is the ratio. i'd vote for 80/20. 80 of course being the stuff he imagined.
@@cyberninjazero5659 ...and the Kazuya.
@@miguelnewmexico8641 A standard prato, 20% of the real shit fuels the rest of the 80% fake shit
michael jordan is baki
The Last Dance was basically watching Jordan going from the Ryu of basketball to the Akuma of basketball by the end of his time with the Bulls.
He succumbed to the Dunk Hadou.
but what about Warriors Jordan?
He was a cold ass ryu too.
@@miguelnewmexico8641 presuming you are talking about wizards MJ he was OLD and a lot of his game was based on athletic burst. MJ just shadow stepped past defenders and he couldn't do that as a very old exec
SHOUSH.
The MJ being cut from his high school basketball tryouts gets told a lot as a motivational story to encourage young kids but whenever that story gets told, almost every time they leave out the part where when he made it the next year, it was because he grew like 8 inches over the summer.
Yeah, but he grew those inches out of hate. He needed to be cut in order to kickstart the infinite spite engine.
@@greatfist It´s like when the Grinch´s heart grew 3 times the size because of love tbh
This was also him being cut from the varsity team as a freshman, and proceeding to dominate the junior varsity games so badly that they became a bigger show than the varsity games
He also scored like 30 a game in JV
@@greatfist He sacrificed those kids and the coach to the behelit
All I'm imagining in my head is Griffith, post Behelit, but instead of looking like Femto he's just hanging out with the God Hand in a fresh pair of Air Jordans.
When you end the world, the gods descend and bestow upon you the Apocalyptic Drip
“If so…
I want fresh kicks”
With a Jordan jersey
He has the supreme drip
No no Air Griffiths
Everytime I hear about Michael Jordan as a person, I understand why he's a bad guy in Charles Barkley Shut Up and Jam Gaiden lol.
So desu ne...
*Sweet Georgia Brown plays*
@@theycallmejojo6090 Holy Shit The Guy From Deep Purple Sang This
Everything is Canon
Mean Barkley ain't no Saint either lol.
So Jordan is the living embodiment of "Ballin', but at what cost?"
no Jordan is more "Ballin', No Matter the Cost."
@@gato23 "The Lakers must be stopped. No matter the cost."
Cue 'The Touch'.
So Pat has Mind Goblins to stop him from enjoying things and displaying his talent at games, and Jordan has Mind Ogres/Monstars to prevent others from enjoying things and preventing them from displaying their talent at games.
YOU WERE THE MONSTAR ALL ALONG, JORDAN!
It's fascinating seeing people with even stronger Mind Goblins, like Pat's goblins are the equivalent of Big fish in a small pond in comparison.
Jordan would totally be haunted by Monstars in Silent Hill.
only basketball, the Mind Ogres didn't help with baseball
@@AsurendrasOrder I'm just imagining pyramid head with a basketball head.
Jordan is the Kaiba of the real world. He’s the rival, with all the wrong anti personal motivations, and he’s winning and has won for all time
Our basketball yugi never completed the millenium-ball, leaving the world of basketball thusly in the dark....
This sounds like a Dragonball scenario. "That guy is pretty good in basketball but can he beat Jordan though."
You say that as a joke but I’ve literally seen people use that as an argument to explain why he’s the best player of all time
@@omega1985 wasn't that the plot of one of the Rocky movies? Like some new boxing champ got put into a simulation fighting Rocky, and he lost in the simulation, so he challenged the human Rocky to a match, right?
@@AngryHomunculus Yep yep, was Rocky Balboa, the very last one before the Creed movies. Rocky is retired, running his restaurant, then gets super introspective, and then a call up challenge from that dude, and then comes out of retirement for one last fight to essentially bookend a part of his life of whether or not he could still go the distance, since his whole lifes been about fighting.
Is there a guy that could even possibly EVEN TOUCH Micheal Jordan? Let alone defeat him. And I'm not talking about Edo Tensei Micheal Jordan. I'm not talking about Gedou Rinne Tensei Micheal Jordan either. I'm not even talking about Juubi Jinchuuriki Gedou Rinne Tensei Micheal Jordan with the Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan and Rinnegan doujutsus (with the rikodou abilities and being capable of both Amateratsu and Tsukuyomi genjutsu), equipped with his Gunbai, a perfect Susano'o, control of the juubi and Gedou Mazou, with Hashirama Senju's DNA implanted in him so he has mokuton kekkei genkai and can perform yin yang release ninjutsu while being an expert in kenjutsu and taijutsu.
I’m about Kono Yo no Kyūseishu Futarime no Rikudō Juubi Jinchuuriki Gedou Rinne Tensei Micheal Jordan with the Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan (which is capable of Enton Amaterasu, Izanagi, Izanami and the Tsyukuyomi Genjutsu), his two original Rinnegan (which grant him Chikushōdō, Shuradō, Tendō, Ningendō, Jigokudō, Gakidō, Gedō, Banshō Ten’in, Chibaku Tensei, Shinra Tensei, Tengai Shinsei and Banbutsu Sōzō) and a third Tomoe Rinnegan on his forehead, capable of using Katon, Fūton, Raiton, Doton, Suiton, Mokuton, Ranton, Inton, Yōton and even Onmyōton Jutsu, equipped with his Gunbai(capable of using Uchihagaeshi) and a Shakujō because he is a master in kenjutsu and taijutsu, a perfect Susano’o (that can use Yasaka no Magatama ), control of both the Juubi and the Gedou Mazou, with Hashirama Senju’s DNA and face implanted on his chest, his four Rinbo Hengoku Clones guarding him and nine Gudōdama floating behind him AFTER he absorbed Senjutsu from the First Hokage, entered Rikudō Senjutsu Mode, cast Mugen Tsukuyomi on everybody and used Shin: Jukai Kōtan so he can use their Chakra while they are under Genjutsu.
@@Rusty_Spy Kendall Gill
I can't help but think about how blown out Punch Mom was when she was like "Who is Michael Jordan? Im sure thats someone only you know and theres no way these songs come from media attached to him"
I want to hear the extended version of the story where she triples down and tells her friends that they are also mistaken, making her so unaware that she actually becomes immune to the blowout.
@@bioforce5 And at that moment Woolie discovers he married Pat and that there are three of him now
I dunno I like the idea that there are more and more people out there year by year who just don't know or are never introduced to Michael Jordan so that his legacy kind of dies in obscurity and his impression isn't the greatest basketball player of all time but that one really crazy guy who was good at the game but was also a shit when you hear about him through media like this.
i find this so called blowout absolutely bizarre, reminds me of those fucks who go "oh my gahhhd you havent seen StAr wArSSS???"
With the power of the Behelit, You get to be the best at basket ball, but everything that’s bothered you ever, bothers you forever the same amount.
"I reject my humanity, Barkley!" - Michael Jordan, most likely.
Homer warned us about this shit. Achilles was the same way, the greatest warrior to ever live was also the biggest piece of shit to ever walk the land.
🤣🤣🤣
This kind of thing is really interesting to me because when I was growing up, the time of Jordan had already kind of turned into this sort of legend. In my mind at least, Kobe was the main thing to follow, and Jordan was this sort of immortalized figure on top of the mountain, long separated from everyone else. It's fascinating to now be an adult and seeing all of this in retrospect, and then seeing the absolute demon that he was.
That's more or less how it went down I still remember the trend of people saying "Kobe!" Before throwing a shot
Considering other players who were straight assholes all have Michael Jordan moments where they try to show off and he crushes them. He must've been a damn monster to deal with.
Kinda gives me an idea for a story/game where a figure is deified and worshiped as this great figure who literally lives at the top of a mountain. And the protag goes up the mountain to get their help, only to find they are a demon even worse than the one threatening the world currently. And depending on your actions, this demon might just go down the mountain to defeat the antagonist and take his place. Essentially activating hard mode for the game
@@TAMAMO-VIRUS well now we gotta have this game made cuz the premise alone is gold
Jordan is on top of the mountain.
Kobe is *in the side of* the mountain.
Just going back to Pat's question about Talladega Nights, yes. The whole idea and parody of that mentality is that horrific competitive mentality that ruins you as a person. Its dumb and stupid and Ricky Bobby is an amazing parody.
But the genuine parody remains, if your that competitive and get to a Michael Jordan point, yes you've used the Behelit
Now the real question is tho would Jordan use the Behelit or would he be like the major from Hellsing and refuse it because it isnt his own power.
@@kinggundragon3728 He would convince himself Behelit dissed him and he has to beat it
@@kinggundragon3728 He did say that as hard as he was, he wouldn't ask them to do something he wouldn't do so I'd like to say no. Then again Jordan could straight up say damn right he'd sacrifice himself for the wins...
Talladega Nights is probably one of Will Ferrell's best films imo. Maybe his best. It's really really solid.
"I want to know that your money is in my pocket."
-Michael Jordan
That is such an anime quote.
Can we like, frame this entire segment so that we can remember it the next time Pat goes on about how it's ideal to burn yourself out to get rich.
Yes
1:35 "And I took that personally" Micheal Jordan explaining how every time someone did better than him, he took it as an affront. No seriously look it up
Edit: There's also an IMMENSE Irony iirc Jordan was one of the people saying "Basketball is just a game" when Ninja was having his freakout over Fortnite where this doc shows, Nope Jordan was the same way with Basketball.
It's mentioned several times in the documentary
@@krizalllid The quote itself is from the documentary
I can believe it
Celebrities be crazy
Genius always come with some kind of insanity
Also, what exactly happened with Ninja and MJ?
No need to call the God Hand to actualize his "revenge", he can already fly like a Femto.
Damn, now I wanna draw Femto doing the Air Jordan pose.
Jordan would probably think getting the God Hand to help out would be a bitch looser move and NOT use the Behelit, instead just gaining power on his own.
Lives keep bein given given given
Unto the god haaaaaaaaaand
Haikyu spoilers incoming
@@gato23 I disagree, Jordan wouldn't care what he would have to do, who he would have to sacrifice, as long as he ended up in that cas- got another championship ring. White armor, black armor, none of it matters. The Baller Formally Known As MJ is above all, by his own bootstraps or carried by genetics and not weighed down by morality, a dub is a dub in his eyes.
All Michal Jordan: "Use the power of spite and hatred to go PLUS ULTRA!"
I’m surprised Woolie and Pat didn’t bring up Wayne Gretzky when discussing the whole “dominant athlete ruining their sport” bit.
Gretzky could have gone his entire career without scoring a single goal, and he’d *still* be the all-time leader in career points.
Also unlike Jordan he wasn't a huge conceited prick.
@@thelaughingrouge Yeah. The fact he had so damn many assists speaks volumes to that. For all his skill he, unlike Jordan, was a team player.
@@Reaverbot7 Exactly.
it's funny the sport that basically invented the concept of goons has some of the nicest athletes in history. but like, nicest while being the top tier of skill in their sport at the same time. Jaromir Jagr, Mark Messier, Mario Lemieux. all amazing players, and as far as i've heard all amazingly nice.
@@thelaughingrouge same thing with Gordy Howe, the guy whose records Gretzsky beat. even when he met Gretzky, he was basically like "at least youre not american"
maybe its the ice, chills you so much that you dont become that much of an asshole
Roshi got it right in his talk with Tien after his loss in Dragonball: competition is for testing your skills, not substantiating them.
Well, that and for supporting entire shonen story arcs.
For a second I legit went "Who?" in regards to Tien
@@TAMAMO-VIRUS lol, tien gets no respect
@@DoctorCVC Yeah, sucks how a lot of the older characters were just forgotten about
Roshi has always been the best. Lol Even in Super, a continuation I can't stand, gives him his moments.
Jordan is Jiren if Jiren turned out to be right.
All of this kind of soft-confirms a long standing suspicion of mine. What if, while filming Space Jam, Michael Jordan demanded that Charles Barkley get emasculated by those kids in the movie? What if Jordan demanded that scene be added in or he would walk away from the film, for no other reason than to spite Barkley.
Go back to the past and challenge Jordan of the Abyss.
The idea of him crossing somebody up while leaving a trail of darkness sounds raw
SEEK SEEK LEST
Seeing how Michael Jordan evolved as his basketball legacy grew really makes me appreciate how chill Diago is
Growing up being an athlete/playing sports, guys like Jordan, Brady, Tiger and Kobe are held to this pedestal because of their “killer mentality.”
But everyone of the stories surrounding this mentality come off completely sociopathic when you take them out of (and even in) the context of sports.
On a podcast I listen to, someone was telling a “funny” Tom Brady story about before he was starting for the Patriots. Back in 01, Brady was the backup QB behind Drew Bledsoe, who the latter took out on the town with a few other members of the team in order to have a fun night out. The limo driver, Drew’s personal driver, let everyone out and parked the car, only to turn around and find Brady still sitting in the backseat. Brady then proceeded to hound the driver with question after question about Bledsoe, finding every bit of information about the man that he could. His strengths and his weaknesses. He then left the car and didn’t party with the rest of the group.
Pure psychopathic shit.
That's not really psychopathic. It's sports. It's competition.
@@handzar6402 But those are your teammates. This man was conspiring to potentially destroy his own teammate.
@@JackgarPrime If his ''teammate'' couldn't hack it or take the pressure, then he didn't deserve to be his teammate. It's something you can only understand if you've been involved in sports.
@@handzar6402 you sound like someone who's got lots of close friends.
@@ethicalcheeze1407 Don't project. It's not healthy.
Michael Jordan is to Basketball what Yami Yugi/Atem is to Duel Monsters.
there was an article 2 years ago talking about how jordan still loses thousands of dollars betting on monopoly and getting drunk on wine every night watching his dads favorite cowboy movie
There are studies that heavily suggest that success and sociopathy are linked.
I mean, look at any rich person
@@NeoBoneGirl Tom Hanks.
Yeah I can see that. Life can be a fierce competition, can't always be concerned with empathizing with others. Lot of celebrated athletes, businesses, actors, etc build their legacies on other people's dream.
oh you mean ActiBlizzard/EA/Didney
Yeah, there are also studies that being alive is strongly linked with death. Calling rich and succesful psychopaths is just projection and envy at other people's success.
The Hanna Yujiro of basketball, holy hell.
LOL and then 26:43, I'm pretty sure Yujiro does that to his son Baki.
Dude that is scarily fucking accurate. XD Yujiro gives no fucks.
The Last Dance is an AMAZING live action sports anime. Like I NEVER watched basketball so it was cool having it explained to me WHY it was such a big deal. Like yeah I knew Michael Jordan, who didn't? But showing just how hard the Bulls dominated for so long and why was great and it's a SUPER nostalgic trip back to the 90s because of all the old footage and old video quality. VERY good stuff.
12:34 I love how Pat is also describing the last years of F1 where about halfway through the season, there's not enough races to take the championship from Hamilton. This year's special because of how close Verstappen is to winning.
I met him once as part of a Boy scout thing when I was a kid, we were supposed to have lunch with him at a restaurant he owned in Chicago, but he was running behind on his schedule and could only stick around to do a quick Q&A, which was mostly us asking him what it was like to meet bugs bunny (I didn't say or ask anything, being a small child next to this REALLY tall man was kind of intimating) and after he left, all our parents were like "were not spending 300 dollars to eat here after getting snubbed" and we all went out for hot dogs instead XD
As someone who had to kill their own mental demons to find happiness, I cannot stress enough how unhealthy it is to have the sociopathic mindset of "I must win, others must lose". I am now in a way better place in life because some damn good friends had the kindness to sit me down, talk to me and help me see reason.
it's a very pathetic mindset to have.
i know a guy whose like that to the point where he has to cheat in games WITH FRIENDS in order to win and acts like a literal child when he loses.
needless to say. i don't play with him anymore unless it's to deliberately piss him off because his tantrums are funny.
@@xsoultillerx Man, that's brutal. Sounds like he needs a stern talking to.
i dunno though. whether one likes it or not, might DOES make right. prove me wrong. until i can be physically stopped i can't be proven wrong, and you know what physically stopping me takes? might. argue with me until we're both blue in the face, will that ever make me stop if i'm that convinced of it? nope. you have to end someone like that. and in the end we only prove them right. that's why it's important for the mighty to understand empathy, and for the kind to be strong.
@@miguelnewmexico8641
it's less that "might makes right" and more in that most people like this are too stupid to listen to anything else.
keep in mind that most of these types of people have the emotional maturity of children.
@@xsoultillerx
To be fair "might makes right" kind of fits like a glove for athletes. Your income is tied to how much might you bring to your sport, you have to dominate others for victory. Every highlight victory means a bigger paycheck, more potential deals for free cash when your knees finally give out, and glory as one of the legends of the thing you've dedicated your life to. I don't mind competitive people as long as they're grinding in something that needs heavy competition. Playing a game against friends, chill. But playing on the world stage where millions and gold are on the line? Be as psycho as you need to push yourself.
Wow, this is fascinating.
It's always fun to watch these and find out, "oh, the title really does sum up what they're saying".
The most disturbing thing I've ever heard my dad say was that modern players like Lebron are shit cuz "They're all arrogant and Michael Jordan was always humble," and I legitimately had to do a double take.
Is it bad that I look at Jordon's determination and mentality, and I'm like damn I wish I had that kinda resolve
For pussies, yeah. But really, no.
its not bad to wish for iron resolve but be warned how much it weighs
-me
People forget that MJ played for the Bulls for 6/7yrs without winning a championship and then 3-peated. Pippen doesn't join until 87, 3yrs after Jordan signed to the Bulls. Phil Jackson joins in 87 as an assistant coach and 89 becomes head coach. That trifecta right there is what got the Bulls to 3-peat. MJ & Pippen were a dynamic duo, but Phil Jackson at the helm really made that team pop. What makes MJ the GOAT in basketball is that he didn't bounce from the Bulls after losing because in his mind and words he could make any player great on the Bulls regardless. That mentality right there is the difference between MJ and other players, maybe Chris Paul from the Suns, but Kobe's mentality was you're not good enough to play with me and LeBron's is I'm too good for this team and they were players the relied on other talent to get them championships. MJ could take in whoever under work with them to get that potential out to that players max ability, but also he knew the value of his teammates because Rodman had that man sweating in Vegas searching for him. Yes MJ was competitive to a fault, but his leadership skills are almost unmatched in today's league.
Michael is a super saiyan that gets stronger through struggle, and formulated a plan to always struggle to constantly get stronger, that's a good plan.
Can I just say as a long time fan. I appreciate that you guys are now adding interesting thumbnails to these clips. And I sincerely hope these thumbnails get your channel / podcast more attention with the algorithm. because you deserve more recognition than you get.
Belhelit Mentality would make a great album title
I never understood my own need for and tendencies with competition until I heard “I took that personally”. Whether it was during sports or locals with fighting games, shooters, etc. if people were better than me I took it very personally and worked until I got the better of them. Kinda unhealthy in retrospect but hey I got a very solid Chun-Li pick and hit Masters in Apex so I guess it counts for something.
Oho that cool man. What's the top 3 things to get better at apex you would say?
Jordan free throwing a behelit
Name one real life example in sports of an underpowered team player showing up the gifted loner.
if it was real we don't needed to make fictional stories about it
Arguably the Golden State Warriors literally playing around LeBron James a few times.
The Miracle on Ice
You know those top meta builds that deal huge damage when at low health, so they just keep hurting themselves before combat for the buff? That's MJ.
Whoever is making these new thumbnails for the podcast clips, your work is appreciated
The documentary cemented that jordan was the king at the time and as a king he would make examples of people if they didn't obey.
So the "and I took that personally" is a real thing
yall and the jordan documentary are forgetting the wizard era Jordan, where he came back AGAIN
wait, i thought it was the Golden State Warriors. but Wizards sounds right too...
The bounced the basketball…and HE CAME
The origin of the line "fuck them kids" came from the movie Soul men. It's a fun Bernie mac and Samuel L jackson film. Bernie Mac ad libbed it in a scene where he played the grandfather of Michael epps kids. The internet just took that line and put it on Michael jordan when that charity escapade happened. It's been on tons of pics but that's the one that just soared the most. It's like how Michael jordan "Stop just stop" Sound bite soared on tiktok
Are you telling me that Space Jam didn't really happen?
MJ: "I sacrificed my humanity, Barkley!"
to become the best you have become yujiro from baki
Barkley Shut Up and Jam Gaiden was basically the story of teaching Michael Jordan the power of your nakama.
Bulls are playing, why even watch - for me was the same but with Formula 1. I loved the races, the cars and shit but Schumacher is there and he's winning, period. Also there's no other racers, all I saw was the ace and extras.
Hell, his impact and influence was so great that any new good racer is a Schumacher as an adjective, their actual name is unimportant.
The Behelit hustle.
I now understand bakugo's mentality as a hero because of this
26:15 Dear God... That's how the Tournament of Power started. What the fuck Goku is the Michael Jordan of anime.
Rodman is Guts if Jordan is Griffith
Ewww
i guess i can see it.
pippen is casca
who does Horace Grant get to be?
aw man. he's Puck isn't he?
I feel like I've known this for awhile. I've met some of my cherished athletes and childhood heroes - and most of them were pricks. It's something that I've learned to accept, and also the reason I was so far away from getting to that level.. I just wasn't willing sacrafice THAT much of myself.
Yet, every few years articles come out about one guy or another (Nathan MacKinnon recently), about the shit they do to themselves and how they treat others.. and the comments are filled with people that are shocked, or lose respect for them.. As if they know them personally.
People. Seriously. Elite Athletes are fucking different.. they are borderline psychopaths, but they got there because they ARE that way. CEOs are also similar.
Don't forget politicians! There's a reason the vast majority of the people running the world are the people least morally qualified, because the system chews you up and spits you out.
I'd argue anyone who is extremely successful in competitive fields are like this.
I’m on the completely opposite side, where if I lose I don’t even think about it, the game is just now over. Next bit
recently there is also "yeah, that was fun despite losing"
I grew up in a sports-loving community and Jordans name was forced into my ears so fucking much that I think it caused some reverse Stockholm syndrome where just hearing his name pissed me off.
Dude who is making these bomb ass thumbnails
Me: I don’t really care for sports
Also me: Watching this, chin in hands with rapt attention
Jordan's powered by the strife engine. His power comes and increases from the want of a battle, yet as a result, he has an insatiable and neverending lust for it that can never be quenched.
I think jordan became the way he was
Was because a whole team made rules to foul the shit out of him and try to injure him for years
That could have an effect on someone
I just realized: Jordan was the Boss of basketball and the rest of the Chicago Bulls were just his adds. WE GOTTA FOCUS ON THE BOSS!
Did Shaq start thinking and behaving similarly after "Hack-a-Shaq" began?
Michael Jordan is the Bakugo of Basketball
Who's the deku then?
@@miguelangelucsanchez183 That's the problem there wasn't a deku. Granted deku's not really in a good place either.
@@miguelangelucsanchez183 Anfernee Hardaway?
It really begs the philosophical question of why competitiveness is seen as a good thing in many cultures. If being at the top means that ultimately, the team is thrown into literal hell and Casca is mindbroken, why aim for it? At least Griffith had the excuse of being tortured into a crippled husk. What choice did Jordan have to make besides become another Dekimbe/Johnson, or herald the God Hand?
is just like money, yeah gaining money sure helps get a good life but people become so focused on the means that they forget the ends so they end up destroying their own happiness in the pursuit same thing with winning.
it's a matter of extremes really. what's the opposite? everyone sits on ass and no one is good at anything.
@@miguelnewmexico8641 Yeah it’s all balance. A little bit of competition can help give you a solid goal, and lead to self-improvement. But if you’re entire ego becomes staked upon winning or losing, you turn into Infamous behelit user and villain Eric Sparrow.
I personally believe most competitive endeavors just devolve into ego-seeking, and sadism over time.
Competition to me has always been at its best when it’s not necessarily about just beating someone, and more so when competing allowed you to improve yourself for your own fulfillment. But I feel for most of people who are really competitive, or engage in competitive activities, it really does just become about beating the other person just for the sake of beating them, so you can pride yourself as being better than them.
@@DoctorCVC What I believe is that you _can't_ make any one sport or competition about self-improvement. It doesn't matter how many offer you a hand up and some friendly advice after they beat you, because eventually someone's going to come along, literally flex on your bleeding body, and suddenly make the whole thing about wiping the smug smile off their face. You'll get so driven you do the same thing to someone else, and the cycle begins anew. The people who can get humiliated and take that L with lessons learned and a GG are all very big, but they're the microscopic exception to the galactic rule of "lol git gud scrub XDDDD"
It's that time of year again... someone's gotta bring the peace treaty for Jordan to sign so he doesn't unleash the Chaos Dunk.
Thanks to this clip (and also my depressive isolated state), I’m almost halfway through the Berserk manga. An infinitesimally tiny fraction of all the references these dudes make are now comprehensible to me.
Also what the heck was I sleeping on all these years?
If it makes you feel any better, I also ignored Berserk for years until I was hospitalized for depression and was listening to these guys go on about it for hundreds of episodes.
I was actually shocked when Pat didn't go "oh yeah I'm like that" when he heard the bit about hyping himself up with made up hate.
He probably believes its not made up
So back in the day my cousin went to a Gatorade camp (I was too young) but we picked him up everyday. On the last day, 3 or 4 guys from Ga.Tech came (Stephon Marbury, and Matt Harpring were two of them. I don’t remember the others) and in a Cadillac pulls up and it was (who i thought was Michael) Jordan. His face looked the same and he was in a really nice car, went to go change and came back geared up in new Nike jersey and shorts, wearing the new Jordan’s. They got a team of the best kids in the oldest age group there and played pick up. “MJ” was The fastest, did crazy dunks like I saw on TV, the only thing…. He was 5’9” and I found out that it was Michael’s older brother because about halfway through a Ferrari (250 GTO Testarossa…the one from my dreams) pulled up and the real Michael showed up with his basketball clothes already on, and they were worn and actually kinda dingy. He had on Jordan’s but they were all creased up and it was obvious he plays in those and basically they played a handful of games and he was killing those guys. No let up, no nothing. Blocking everything, dunking on people…it was amazing.
Never thought in all my years that someone could turn "competition" into a drug. XD I grew up with this man's name being everywhere and to know his actual personality and past is....Chilling....
jesus fuck. Woolies face when Pat tries to redo the Punch mom MJ debacle
Sacrifice your humanity for more time on the clock
All these legendary athletes entered their own garden of madness.
This is a great companion video to Super Eye Patch Wolf’s SpaceJam2 video.
I remember Michael Schumacher and Michael Jordan being the two big names when I was growing up. Schumacher made it almost too boring to watch any F1 races through no real fault of his own, he was just that good at that time. He had his own stories of competitiveness too, though I never really heard about him being as terrible as some other people.
Got it so if i want my son to be the greatest at there respective sport i should name them Michael... hell ill name my daughter Michael as well.
Where the highlight reel of Pat forgetting something woolie talked about a couple podcasts ago?
24:05 Based Barkley Reference.
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meanwhile, I've heard unconfirmed stories of LeBron going barefoot because he gave some random kid his shoes. you don't HAVE to be a villain
LeBron had his own hate. It's why he went back to Cleveland even though they treated him like shit. Every time he thinks he's done, he keeps going. Lebron's the Bojack of basketball.
Yeah, but LeBron is fake, and doesn't have the respect Jordan has, full stop.
Pat "this doesn't agree with my preconceived notions so therefore is a puff piece" Boivin
I can never understand how team spots become about one man and not the team. It's like when thinking a movie or game is the work of one man, it's never the case. Do people just want the main character in real life?
That happens in every industry
Everybody is the main protagonist in their own lives, and earth is just a big PvP server. You might work with a Guild, but it's still about #1 in the end.
@@kmoney890 not true. In football (your soccer), hockey, waterpolo etc very few teams are seen as just the work of one player. What other sports have that mentality?
@@funnyvalentinedidnothingwrong life is PvE buddy
@@bobobsen I propose a compromise. It's PvP with environmental hazards
This type of mentally reminds me of a story in one of Chris Jericho's books, he was having a match with someone and he threw a kick I didn't really connect with the other guy sold it anyway. We got to the back and found the other guy doing a thousand Hindu squats, when Chris asked him why he said he knew to punish himself selling a Kick that didn't connect.
That dude was Chris Benoit... It's not a healthy mentally ever.
i dunno. Chris Benoit respected the hell out of the business. his problem was he was dissociated from reality. his brain was damaged. literally bruised.
Dynamite Kid is another wrestler that was both gifted and a complete monster. He had a Darkside of the Ring episode a while ago. Matter of Fact half of DOTR Qualifies for this
I've always preferred the phrase, "There's no 'I' in 'Team,’ but there is a 'Me.’”
He actually said a similar phrase in thee last dance, "no I in team, but there is I in win"
I've always found it interesting how those who claim these GOATs are miserable still can't help but want to be like them and reach the same heights. I'm genuinely curious how much is a sound assessment of a self-destructive motivation and how much is a "Fox and the Grapes" scenario.
Fox and the Grapes?
@@music79075 "The Fox and the Grapes" is a story where a fox can't reach a bundle of grapes, and the disappointed fox tells itself that the grapes are probably sour. It's a sort of coping mechanism over being unable to obtain something.
@@nightscout9979 ty
I mean, I think these GOATS are miserable and I don’t want to be like them. I don’t give a shit if everybody and their grandma knows my name if it means I’m a fucking miserable sociopathic asshole all the time. Albeit there’s a balance: of course it’s good to aim for your own personal goals of success/fulfillment in your personal life. But just not to the extreme endless competitiveness of these crazy people we’re talking about.
Being miserable and unfathomably rich is better than being miserable and poor
MJ may have sacrificed a portion of his humanity for ultimate basketball power but at least he's stronger for it. At least he's not an old man getting in twitter beefs with men half his age or less who are current players. Shaq and Barkley could learn a lot from him
Shaq would have been the biggest basketball monster of all time if he had the same mentality as Jordan or Kobe
The dude that bet against Jordan for those shoes was an idiot, bet for him, not against him.
This reminds me of when in a interview with mike Tyson he once said he wanted to punch so hard he went through his opponent’s body
If MJ is Akuma, Kobe is Ryu
I recall reading a book from the man who trained both of them. He mentioned while Kobe was brutal, he was more empathetic to his teammates than Jordan. If anything it was to keep them from shutting down.
So what you're saying is that Griffith was on that sigma male grindset?
it really is not that strange to not know about michael jordan, like at all. reminds me of the bizarre reaction to not seeing 007
So Michael Jordan is the Toguro of Basketball?
Is this cat really big or is Pat super small?
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He screams, because he does not know.
You all seem to forget Jordan not only lost to Larry Bird, but those cheating ass Pistons twice, and Magic Johnson
"Slam as thou wilt."
Yea tiger and mj and both fucking crazy
I hardly ever pay attention to sports. When I do, it's not because I want to see someone win. I want to see someone lose in a way that visibly shames or breaks them. Winning teams are just doing their job; they're doing what they always intended to do, so that's kind of normal. A team that tries its hardest but still fails miserably, to the point where it's clear they shouldn't even have tried, that's some great shit.
Stand User : Michael Jordan
Stand : Space Jam