I don't think his intellect was the issue for scouts. They probably weren't sure how committed to basketball he would be since he is involved in and excels at so many unrelated things outside of basketball. A man in his position could easily give up a life of physical strain, injuries, and the burden of celebrity for a well paying job in a lab that would also gain him wealth and prestige without the media and celebrity drama.
Yet he still got beat in the dunk contest by a 6'2" G league white dude. You'd think he'd be able to come up with more creative dunks. The crowd actually booed him. First lie, no scout downgrades you because you're too smart. Making a varsity chess team and getting an athletic scholarship isn't impressive. Beating grandmaster chess players is. There are millions of people that have learned multiple languages. VP position qas gifted to him as qas the MIT media lab and NASA internships. These bring publicity to them so they're using him for views basically. There are millions of people that have learned to play multiple instruments.
He is most definitely not what you called him. Why did you use the profane reference? It was totally unnecessary. I am sure your vocabulary is more expansive than what you displayed.
@@GM.NobodyIt’s the same with musicians although they get more notoriety from their social life and persona rather than their ability to make music. If you just listen to any athlete talk about running plays then you quickly realize how much strategy and intellect is required to excel in that world, and of course intelligence is only accurately measured if you have the right metric, like the quote goes if you judge a fish on its ability to climb then it will spend its entire life thinking it is stupid.
@@davidomar742How many of those kids do you think will actually make the nba? Better to focus on academics because that's their best chance to make good money, not wasting years trying to be an entertainer.
@@TheNextgenballer yea but basketball will get them a free ride at some college. I'm not even talking about d1 either. Most people don't go to college cus its hella expensive.
Bro he didn't compromise his passions for ANYTHING. Man learned 2 musical instruments in the midst of taking graduate-level courses & learning 2 new languages. On some Da Vinci/Michelangelo shi
@@solascriptura-e7t nah I was just emphasizing that even aside from general academics (which is still wildly impressive, don't get me wrong), he seems to excel at pretty much every pursuit he sets his mind to. Picking up TWO new musical instruments as a hobby & becoming proficiently TRILINGUAL for no particular reason with as little spare time as he probably has during the season. He's like the inverse of that saying "Jack of all trades, master of none." And I apologize if this comment reads as too yappy, this Adderall's got me feeling like I'm an academic myself tryna type a damn thesis statement out 💀
@@Fritjof1according to Jaylen Browns calculations, when you mix the X with the Y and plug it in to the quadratic formula the Celtics are beating the Mavs in 6
Have a cousin who sold his tech startup for 20 million US, I'm a grown ass man witha house and family and I still get shit from my parents for not becoming like him.
Nah he's not the protagonist, he's the broken side character that only shows up every now and then because otherwise he'd just crush any antagonists and speed run any conflicts to complete the plot in one afternoon.
Although I am not a Celtic fan, Jaylen Brown has been my favorite player in the NBA since 2018 when he and Tatum as youngsters took Lebron to 7 games in the eastern conf finals. ever since then I became a big fan of his. I just love how he worked on his game year in year out, always putting his best foot forward, taking on the toughest defensive assignments, showing grit and a never backdown attitude. He has certainly earned everything that has come his way and I couldn't be more proud of him. He has definitely earned the respect he's getting now...
@@MannysTechWorld BS. You talking about that Josh Rosen syndrome where you already rich and privileged and just happened to play footballand be smart.
@@jahsafety6No, man. This is a real thing. Myron Rolle from FSU got questioned about his commitment to football when he was getting drafted because he was also very accomplished and big into academics. If you’re too smart or have too much going on elsewhere, then scouts will actually use it against you. Crazy, but it’s true.
@@JreTV-ib3en alright 5'6 hater wannabe 6'6 NBA player who doesn't have a life, girlfriend, career, money, accomplishments, credentials, skills, work-ethic, role, respect, humility, honesty, trustworthiness, wisdom, diligence, integrity....I can go on.
@@juliengong1profesional hater lol so mad about the achievements for another man that you search up everything u see that ur history is literally all about Jaylen brown that’s. Sad he’s achieved way more that what u. Will ever at 20 something wow that’s sad also those achievements are still pretty good way better than what u cuando 😂
@@juliengong1 yeah I have no doubts. Jalen Brown is a very intelligent guy. I really don’t. And I also have no doubts as to his drive, like his ability to get things done. But when I was listening to op list off achievements, I was sort of like alright now… however I will say at my university you absolutely did not have to take any language courses aside from English if you want to count that
@@lornegreen6755 win Dunk contest?. it’s all good tho give a few more years and he might win one. Im not hating on JB mad respect for his accomplishments but sometimes you gotta back up what you say in a live interview, you know that “5 rings by the age of 28”. He still got 4 months to get that rings. 😂
@maherkamer8872 obviously you are on the Democrat plantation. I'm a black man so you can say I'm being racist. Wake up. Stop letting people treat you like a professional victim. Isaac has his own mind. You using words like glazing shows your maturity level. Trying to be trendy.
@@maherkamer8872 what Issac did was outstanding. Its not glazing, when a man stands against an entire league, and media for his beliefs. I know other players felt the same way he did. BUT NODODY, wanted to bear what would follow if they stayed standing.
Watching this clip has made me RESPECT, Jaylen Brown. I admire ANY individual that choses to be EXCEPTIONAL. Thank you, sir, for doing your part in SOCIETY and going above and beyond. #SmartBrother
This man graduate at the top of class, the varsity of his chess team, teach robotics at mit, youngest person as VP of the player union, lecture Harvard students, speak spanish and arabic, play the piano and guitar, 6'6 play the highest level of basketball, nasa offer him an internship in 2021, mind blownnnn!
@@wasquash Alex Smith was an academic all star and had a perfect or near perfect wonderlic score. He was drafted number 1 overall no controversy about his high IQ. So show me a counter example or STFU.
Bro this is what they fear...never heard them publicly admit to devaluing an athlete for being too smart. (They believe that tho behind the scenes) But to admit it publicly WOW. JB may be my favorite player now
Between Arabic, Spanish and English, he should perhaps just learn French too. That would allow him to communicate in much of the world including most of Africa, the Americas and the Muslim World.
Bro have you not watched this year? He’s literally been attacking and scoring with his left all year then running up the court holding up his left hand just so people like you know 😂
As minorities, the best we can do is educate ourselves and pave the way so that our children have a goid life and an education. Education is key. Being from the hood or from gangs is not something to be proud of, it is overcoming poverty what we should be proud of.
He’s too smart, just a back handed way to try to dent his confidence. Too smart code for he is too upperty. God bless home for being brilliant at his black jobs.
@@vicevilla9949nah fuck that. some people just werent born or blessed with a renaissance mind! one can study like hell but still not be where they wanted to be. I excelled at history and english all throughout high school and college but was stupid horrible at math. Seems like all the best paying jobs/careers you need to be a math wiz in. And a lot of it is characteristic traits.. Some people can depend on their personality to get them to higher levels. charisma, social butterfly(networking skills), manipulating, opportunistic etc. boy I wish i was math smart and had people gravitate to me and commanded the attention of the whole room. oh well!! fuck having all that bullshit. its not going to get you into Heaven!!!
This man likes reminds me of that doctor, marine astronauts guy whenever i hear how smart he is and think man this gut might do more out the league than in
With his smarts and athletics, i wouldn't be surprised to see him literally become an astronaught. Only thing that might prove problematic is literally just his size lol.
Single male. Same thing goes for single women. Being single gives you much more time to focus on other things rather than worrying about your romantic partner. Unless both romantic partners are reliable, trustworthy, and independent the same thing can happen.
