LEBRON FAN REACTION TO Michael Jordan 90-91 Season Highlights - Peak MJ? | GOAT SZN 

Will you be open to boxing reactions? If so: "The Drunken Master - Emanuel Augustus Insane Style Explained | Technique Breakdown"

@@hiphopblender1291 I actually already have a couple of boxing reactions up already. I got Floyd, Mike tyson, and Ali vids right now

@@hiphopblender1291 but I’ll watch that one soon

@@queztheplug Thanks. This one is of the same guy but better: "The Most Hated... and Elusive Style in Boxing History - Emanuel "Drunken Master" Augustus"

@@queztheplug Okay I'll go watch them too.

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If current Lebron played in this era, the illegal defense rule would force him to chase down players on defense, instead of just waiting around saving energy. If current Lebron uses up energy on defense he cant do the driving layup he relies on [currently] Eras have advantages/disadvantages. The stamina usage of forced defense would be no good for [current] Lebron and he'd likely of retired years ago

Hell no! Plumbers are tough. If MJ played today he'd be going up against a bunch of Versace skirts aka Avon Ladies. I'm in my mid-50s and still ball a little at local rec centers when my herniated discs ain't flared up and I can literally see the coochie juice ooze out of these Monistat cats facial pores.

I can understand Quez's logic. He may watch a Bad Boy Pistons highlight and to him, he may believe physical defense or hard fouls is a cheap way to try to stop an offensive player that is too fast. On the other hand, having the capability to score under these conditions is not always easy. As so many things can affect a player's stamina or focus when trying to score

Exactly. I don’t mind it either and on the other hand it comes off as lazy and dismissive.

Crazy how blessed the 90s was

Don't forget about my 80s. Walter Payton, Earl Campbell, Eric Dickerson, Jerry Rice, Howie Long, Bruce Smith, Reggie White, Mike Singletary, Ronnie Lott, Lawrence Taylor, Anthony Munoz, Warren Moon, John Elway, Dan Marino, Joe Montana, Bird, Magic, Kareem, Dr. J, Nique Wilkins, Hakeem, Moses Malone, James Worthy, Kevin McHale, Patrick Ewing, Clyde Drexler, Karl Malone, Charles Barkley, Adrian Dantley, Alex English, Sidney Moncrief, Terry Cummings, Joe Dumars, Rolando Blackman, Mike Tyson (he was most dominant in the 80s - in early 90s he was KO'ed by a buster named Douglas), Marvin Hagler, Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Robert Duran, Julio Cesar Chavez Sr., Salvador Sanchez, Alexis Arguello, Aaron Pryor, Pernell Whitaker, Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Mark Messier, Kurtis Blow, Rakim, KRS-One, Big Daddy Kane, LL, Slick Rick, Doug E. Fresh, Kool Moe Dee, Kool G Rap, Too Short, Whodini, Run DMC, Public Enemy, EPMD, DAS EFX, Tribe Called Quest, NWA, Beastie Boys, Gang Starr.

The 1980's and 1990's were the two best decades for entertainment, IMO. With the 80's having the slight edge as the best overall decade for entertainment media: Cartoons, TV shows, movies & sports.

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I’ll check it out

I heard of Len bias and his tragic story but I’ve never actually watched any of his highlights

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Exactly how I feel!

Appreciate my guy glad you enjoyed!!

Very true. And those of us that have seen both of them while in their primes in person, find it comical that they're compared. I agree 100% with Hakeem when he said "It's an unfair comparison. Jordan was far more superior, and in a tougher league." Them 13 years in Chicago were magical. From the time he first stepped on the court as a rookie that had Bird telling a Boston Globe reporter "that guy is going to be the greatest ever - you just watch" all the way to the time when he beat Utah with that beautiful jumper. His pre-peak and peak is unmatched. Bron can only dream (literally) of MJ.

Yea not even a debate for me

He still top 3 tho

@@queztheplug lol at this point how could it be Bron achieved way more than bird 😂

​@@quezthepluglongevity and accolades its rlly no question but just watching their games yes Bron has had some amazing games too but Bird just makes it look so easy and doesnt have to do too much. He fits better into team systems where Lebron becomes the system and becomes the point guard everything gets more predictable with a drive and kick pnr plays all game. Where Bird cant blow past defenders in the pnr the same way he still can get past them and is just as good of a playmaker. Bird also cause of his shooting can score off plays they dont even run for Bron like the drop screens and offball movement Jordan does. Bron cant do that he doesnt shoot like them. Bird also doesnt need as many shooters around him his pg can be a Westbrook ball dominant pg who just has to play good D. His pf doesnt have to be a 6'8 shooting Kevin Love it can be a 6'10 post monster Kevin Mchale. Bird's legendary shooting makes it so his Celtics are probly the most dominant front court ever and can still play modern small ball and compete with modern Warriors. And they had so much size and skill for those Celtics they had Bird playing the 2 in some lineups. A lineup of 6'4 or 6'5 DJ or Ainge, 6'10 Bird, 6'10 Mchale, 7ft Walton and 7ft Parish all on the court at the same time, and their collective mid range game ability allowed for spacing even with that incredibly huge lineup.

@Prodigy701k90 Bird is the GOAT ! .. the “ real “ 🐐

I got a little bit of sleep 😂 and appreciate you for watching all the way through

On point! But his infinitely ignorant fans will say that he's making the right play. When us real heads know it's because he lacks "go-to" moves to put ball in bucket. Game vs Heat was perfect example. He did his usual one-dimensional move - drive right. And since when he goes downhill he's like an 18-wheeler without brakes, he can't stop on a dime or change direction ala Jordan, his only option was to pass. And he passes to Reddish, who hasn't been able to duke since he left Durham.

The guard/wing bias with everyone’s list is insane. Bigs don’t ever get the real credit they deserve, which makes no sense considering the blueprint for sucess in the first 60 years of nba history has been a dominant center.

The King of the flop that was flat-lined by 5'9 180 lb. Nate Robinson? The Bron that acted like he had his spinal cord severed by a finesse big (Tyson Chandler) that he outweighed? The Bron that was manhandled by a 6ft 175 lb. old ass Chris Paul in the paint? The Bron that went down like he was shot by a rogue cop's Glock when a little grizzly (Dillon Brooks) grazed him with a forearm to the chest while going for a rebound? The Bron that went flying backwards like a prime Tyson opponent when his chin was lightly caressed by Tristan Thompson's forearm? The Bron that was inverted by a fragile and smaller Euro baller Bojan Bogdanovic? The Bron that flew to the concession stands by a finesse center with the physique of Homer Simpson (Jokic)? Man, please give Sheed Wallace that potent Cali ganja back. Bron's mental is Vagisil vaginal. He may be built like Deebo but he has the psyche of Mrs. Parker in Daisy Dukes.

@@katrinachavez3533 yes, the same Bron that has a longer highlight reel of fighting through contact than your favorite player 😂 He would do the same to the men of this era. That's a cute little list you composed, well done. I'll wait while you compose a list of all the times Lebron fought through contact and made men look like boys.... I'm going to be waiting for a while if you actually accept this challenge. I doubt you will though 😂🤦

There is no contact on LeBron era hahah. Only when he drives and there's so many highlights of because he has to drive to the hoop. He can't shoot. Lebron his a horrible outside shooter. Great actor though. King of Flop 😂

@@jermainezinnerman7450 There are so many highlights of Lebron finishing through contact because no one can stop him, not even your favorite player. Most players in today's NBA take advantage of flopping. Why? Because a lot of fouls go uncalled, and for players like Lebron who primarily scores by driving to the basket (where most contact is going to occur), it makes sense that he wants to be rewarded for his efforts of getting to the rim. Your criticism of Lebron won't change the fact that he's STILL one of the biggest faces in basketball, 20 years into his career lol. At 39 years old, he's still very clearly the best player on his team.... STILL 😅 Jordan is lucky he never came across a Lebron in his day 😅 he would have been bullied.

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Bird is a better shooter than Jordan or Lebron. But Jordan and Lebron are more efficient than Bird. Same story with Luka Doncic

Jordan's "team" did not beat Bird's team 1984-1987. Be because the average Bulls starter scored under 10 points. 1988-1992, Bulls regularly began beating the Celtics. And in 1991 and 1992, Larry's Celtics could not even win more than 42 games. Bulls were clearly better than Celtics at that time. If your excuse was that Bird and his Celtics were worse at the end of the 1980s, well Jordan and his Bulls were also a different team in the 1990s

Bird and Lebron have better peaks than Bird. *Luka Doncic*'s last 3 seasons are vastly superior to Bird's peak. If you want me to be brutally honest, statistics say Kevin Durant is better all around than Larry Bird. And 1986 Celtics would never beat 2017 Golden State

Actually Isiah Thomas is beat Bird in 1991, then Jordan's Bulls swept that same team. Bird really is an inferior KD

lmao! The stats argument? You realize that Bird isn't top 10 if you rely on stats? Prime Lebron is both a better 3 point shooter, better passer, better rebounder, and better defender than Larry. That applies to Kevin Durant, Luka Doncic, Jokic, and almost every modern player. Larry Bird attempts "1" 3 pointer per game and averages 37%. Lebron, KD, James Harden attempt 5-6 threes per game and averaged more than Bird. Larry Bird isn't winning stats debates. He still averages 49% field goals for his career. Bird isnt that efficient even in prime.

My guy!!!

@@queztheplug Keep up the great work! I'm a 46 year old man who grew up watching the NBA in the late 80s and 90s and it's enjoyable watching youngsters who can appreciate and study their basketball history. MJ is the best of all time hands down. Bird is my favorite player of all time, but MJ was literally the closest thing to basketball perfection we've ever seen. The man had zero weaknesses.