She's said she could watch Jordan all day...You are not alone.

One huge part on MJs highlights which usually isn’t showed in his highlight videos is his smothering defense. His defense was on par with his offense. Young fans today don’t really understand how physical the NBA was in MJs day. Just a remarkable athlete with insane work ethic

it is so beautiful to watch someone who is "clueless" reacting to these plays and recognizing and appreciating greatness like this. I love how you see the detail and the grace and fluidity of it all. this is awesome.

I’m so blessed to have watched his whole career. GOAT forever

A lot of folks forget Jordan made the All Defensive First Team selection 9 times. In college they called him "the glove" for how close he could cover opponents.

You should've seen it live as it happened. It was the best show on earth! Michael is STILL THE GREATEST!!!!

I have never been a basketball fan,but even i knew MJ was special,he always showed a lot of class,was not a drama queen,respected his fans.He was a class act on and off the court.

Michael Jordan is easily the greatest player of all time. The stories you're speaking of are amazing to one who didn't watch him live but to a guy like myself who had Chicago sports channel on one of those old 6 foot satellite dishes and watched every freaking game he ever played it was life altering. When I'm 80 talking to my grandchildren they'll be amazed I actually saw him live.

Jordan is the only player I've seen where I felt sorry for everyone else playing against him...

As a die hard Bulls fan it was a blessing to have the greatest player bring us 6 chanpionships and carry the league with Grace and honor. He is truly amazing. There will never be another Michael"Air" Jordan.

Based on your question at 21:15 yes, it was the 1992 Finals vs Portland. Some reporter said Jordan wasn't a good 3 point shooter, so then in Game 1 of the Finals, he set a record 6 straight 3 pointers in the first half. That was famously known as the shrug game. He probably could have broke many more 3 point records in that game, but it was basically over at halftime (like most of his games).

I'm from *New Zealand* 🇳🇿 and even *we* know who the goat is.. Your *Airness!!* ☝️

Michael Jordan in one season (1988).... 1. NBA MVP 2. NBA ALL STAR 3. ALL STAR MVP 4. ALL NBA FIRST-TEAM 5. NBA DEFENSIVE P.O.Y 6. NBA SCORING CHAMPION 7. NBA STEALS LEADER 8. NBA SLAM DUNK CHAMPION 9. NBA ALL DEFENSIVE FIRST TEAM NBA Championships LJ - 3 Titles MJ - 6 Titles Championship MVPs LeBron James 3 - 3 championship MVPs Michael Jordan 6 - 6 championship MVPs Scoring Leader LJ - 1 MJ - 10 Led the league in steals LJ - 0 MJ - 3 All Defensive Team LJ - 6 MJ - 9 All Defensive 1st Team LJ - 5 MJ - 9 Season MVP LJ - 4 MJ - 5 Remember Jordan played 3 years of college ball versus Lebron coming straight into the league.This is just a small sample of why Lebron James will never be the G.O.A.T. Those of us from the Jordan era got to see him showcase his greatness every time he played. Yes you can talk about Lebron's talent all day but as you can see he is not on Jordan's level. Jordan would have been GREAT in any era. There is Jordan and then there is everyone else.

Baby, he's the GOAT! Thank God I'm old enough to say that I watched this man in all his greatness!

To compare LeBron to Michael Jordan is like comparing Sesame Street to Einstein. LeBron needs to grow up before he calls himself the greatest player of all time. He’s a little too quick to sing his own praises. Michael Jordan was the real deal.

Most of those plays came in a high leverage moment dont forget..... most clutch athlete period

Jordan was unreal....all due respect to Magic, Kareem, Bird, Dr.J, Kobe , Lebron and all the other greats, they were incredible, but Jordan was just on another level. His athleticism, size, hands, leaping ability off 1 or 2 feet , shot creativity, mid- range, drives , 3 when needed ,defense etc. Is unique in it's own right. The combination of all these attributes to go with his skill set,very high basketball IQ,mental toughness and killer instinct sets this guy apart from all the other greats, not to mention the fact he always had a flair for the dramatic and just was beautiful to watch with mad swag.

One game Jordan dunked on a guard, and somebody on the opposing bench says, "Pick on somebody your own size." So, Jordan comes down the next possession, finds the tallest guy, and dunks on him too, and then goes up to the guy on the bench and says, "Was he big enough?" Lol

Thanks for the great vid. Watching his clips all these years later and it's exciting. Imagine watching him play live it was like witnessing miracles. I truly miss those days. Even if you hated MJ for destroying your team you couldn't look away, I mean Everyone watched the Bulls just to see what Mike was going to do. Then the Dream Team was so special to watch because we got to see MJ along with the rest of the NBA Juggernauts dominate the Olympics and completely crush any opposition. Im truly thankful I was lucky enough to see it all happen. MJ the GOAT hands down.

Haha, she said, “If I was on his team, he could tell me anything and I’m gonna do it.” I feel you. I would too.

Jordan was like a ballerina on the court, every move looked smooth, every step precise.

"I think he's God disguised as Michael Jordan."- Larry Bird.

Love how you talk about MJ. Just the fact this might be the first time you ever seen thing. I just love your reactions on every play you see.

Beautiful girl you just witnessed the greatest player of all time.

These clips do not give MJ justice. You had to part of that era to understand the greatness if his Airness. Everyone wanted to be like Mike. He revolutionized basketball and the players playing today have to respect cause he paved the way for a these young players. He put basketball on the map world wide.

I legit get choked up watching Jordan highlights. He was my idol when i was growing up. MJ the G O A T.

The undisputed GOAT...I remember watching him as a kid he was the reason I started watching basketball on a regular

Thank you so much for this reaction. I had the chance to witness almost each an every play in that top 50 video. Growing up in central europe I had to set the timer to watch the bulls. Seeing him doing that is one story, but to know the background of each story makes his achievements even bigger. Still today in my mid 40 I can't help but having tears. Great memories. Thank you.

The even crazier aspect of these highlight reels is the fact that the players he is making look like fools are hall of famers now. He was making other players considered the greats of their era look like amateurs in comparison. It's not like they didn't try to stop MJ. Double and triple team him. It just didn't matter. Especially as he got older.

The haters that gave thumbs down must be LeBron fans.... Keep doin ur thang Ma.... This video was🔥🔥👍🔥🔥

Your reactions blessed me. Seeing him playing live was amazing!

THE GREATEST EVER... PERIOD

Now you see why people hype up Jordan. People knew he was getting the ball and he'd still do something amazing, there were no holes in his game. To do what he did in the era he did it in is incredible. People bring up 3 point shooting but that isn't a hole, he could easily get a bucket while getting thrown into the stands by the whole team. All of his improvements over seasons were done for a reason. He can score well but can't play defense? Defensive player of the year. He can't beat the Pistons? Took an off season of bulking up to take any kind of punishment dished out on him. Still getting beat up over time? Learn the fadeaway shot. He doesn't trust his teammates? Trust Steve Kerr and John Paxson to knock down huge game winners. Undeniably the GOAT across most of the basketball world. Players come into the league already having a long way to go to catch up to his accomplishments.

24:49 Allure: “He takes his shooting and his dunking and he does them with such style and swag and like he signs his name on the end of every single last shot!” So well said!!!!

Growing up as a kid in Chicago in the 90’s rewatching these classic highlights I’m nearly in tears. My god. Basketball has never been the same. God I used to love this sport.

“He never lets you down” - TM That statement is exactly who MJ was and why he’s the GOAT. He never let us down.

Yes he hit 6 consecutive 3’s in a row, in the 92 Finals against the TrailBlazers.. he ended up with 35 points in the first half. 🐐🐐🐐🐐

The Legendary Larry Bird himself said that Jordan was God in disguise. For Someone like Bird to say that. Let’s you know how great he was

I love her and her reactions...nice to see a beautiful young lady speaking on sports...especially basketball...I'd like to see other younger players watch these highlights too

Right when you brought up the story your dad told you about the 3s I knew you were gonna be shocked when that part came up..your facial expression is priceless 🤣🤣🤣🤣

There will NEVER be another Michael Jordan.... G.O.A.T!

The man,the myth the legend. The greatest of all time that single handedly revolutionazied the sport of basketball.

My earliest memory from my childhood was going to a Pacers/Bulls game and seeing Reggie and Jordan in the mid 90s go at each other. I can't think of a better matchup in the history of the NBA than those two.

Glad to see a new generation getting blown away by watching what I remember in the 90's. Jordan had incredible skills with an arsenal of offensive weapons, amazing B-ball IQ and court vision, brilliant passer, deadly defender, a great shot blocker for his position and sneaky stealer, excellent ball handler, an unrelenting hard worker, unbelievable footwork, and a killer panther like competitive nature, majestic and unparalleled in the air with the most amazing hang time ever with an ability to change his shot mid air like know one ever, absolutely clutch and played on another level when it mattered the most, and despite what some have said, he did make his team mates better in his own way, particularly by demanding nothing but the best from them. He has been told by almost every great player he's the GOAT, there's no contest. MJ the perfect player. Another great Jordan highlights clip.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brNnrKWb2d7DeZc.html

The ultimate competitor.... Its a reason why that other guy wears 23... Everyone wants to be like Mike

Michael Jordan! Who doesnt know the name? Who doesnt know the face? Who doesnt know the shoe? But many especially me cant speak to his basketball skills when he played. I see why he is know by many as the G.O.A.T! I truly enjoyed getting to know more about Jordan and definitely finally watching him playing basketball.

I loved watching his games. Great all around player, w/ his passing too. I can remember just after the Bulls winning the 3-peat, stepping outside and could hear all the cars honking, shouting, out in the suburbs. It was the only time I followed any sports. 🙂

So fortunate to a grown-up, watching this man play he is absolutely the greatest basketball player ever

MJ the GOAT. His hang time was unbelievable.

Nothing better than watching MJ play live in the 90s. Amazing player. Cool video✌

Jordan made the impossible look like a walk in the park. I'm a die hard Kobe fan and even I have had to admit the GOATness of MJ after watching dozens of hours of clips after the fact.

I was fortunate enough to watch this live with my grandpa Every time the bulls where been televised the whole island of Puerto Rico was watching. Thanks for doing this video it brought back so good memories.

The best ever. I was lucky enough to see both Walter Payton and Michael Jordan play in person here in Chicago.

What makes MJ the greatest is, whatever they said he couldn’t do, he went and broke the record the next season. He’s the Absolute Greatest I love him.

Im from Chicago but Im too young to ever have seen him play. He'll forever be my hero tho, I wish he still played too. Bron is great but got nothing on his Airness

That comment you said about if you played with him you would do exactly what he said. That is the best comment I've heard in a react video. Damn straight he's the perfect basketball player no one could stop him. His mind to body control is unmatched. He moved perfectly so pretty. Shout out from Australia. Nice vid

Can`t watch the NBA without MJ, stopped after the 6th Bulls title...All the years he was here it was beyond words. You young ones really missed out...Great video!

Allure vision: I wish he was still playing. Me: you and everyone who ever saw him play Today's "stars": Nooooooooooooo!

I did get to watch him in his prime. I would come home from work and could not wait to watch him play. It was magic. Just watching your reaction. It was the same with me. I wish MJ was still playing. Just seeing your eyes light up. Your video made me smile

Your reactions were awesome. You saw so many things that you liked but you didn’t know the back story that made them even more impressive.

Jordan is by far the GOAT. He was also the Most Exciting player to watch of All Time. That man put on a show like no one else could. Especially in his younger days when he was "Air Jordan"!! And like the GOAT, he did so Especially in the Post Season!! No one stepped up their game like Jordan. Greatest Scorer of All Time Greatest Clutch player of All Time One of the Greatest Defensive players of All Time Most Exciting player to Watch of All Time No player has lead his team to more Championships in the Modern Era than Jordan Need I say more??

Yes hon. That story of the 3 pointers is true. It was during the finals against the Portland Trailblazers. He said he didn't choose to shoot three pointers until he was challenged that Clyde Drexler was a better 3 point shooter. So he hit the next 6 three pointers to prove he could. Mind you, he decided to do this in the finals. Smh, Leboy, or whatever his name is, can't hold his man's jock strap.

I had the absolute distinct pleasure of watching Michael Jordan’s entire career. I can honestly say, as a crazy Seattle SuperSonics fan, there were times I HATED Michael Jordan. Why? Because you knew, no matter what, that your team was in serious trouble the instant he took the floor. At the same time, I always had the absolute utmost respect for MJ. His professionalism, his leadership, his competitiveness, his “Never say Never, Never say Die” was uplifting and hope bringing the more of his life and experiences you applied to your own life. I mean, the guy got CUT from his high school basketball team. Michael Jordan. Cut. Not good enough. He trained himself and applied himself so much and so hard that the following year he was the player of the year in his league. There have been some truly breathtaking players in the History of the game. Maravich. Laimbeer. Bird. Johnson. Irving. Jabbar. Pippen. Barkley. O’Neal. Bryant. Wade. James, and that is just naming a few. But Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan was better than all of them.

he made most of today's basketball creativity.. he's quickness even formulate the slower guys crossover

Now you know people that saw MJ play, says he's the GOAT. And not only that, but 90% of these highlights are against playoff teams that had a real chance at a NBA championship, which means these are the best of the best and MJ is killin it.

Your reaction to my favorite player got my eyes watery. I saw the 80's highlights but I watched all 6 of his championships on TV. I'm an 83 baby, so I enjoyed him. I fashioned my style after him. They used to call me spanish Jordan, but I only got to 6'2 in height. You brought back so much memories for me. MJ is the goat, and even though I wasn't from Chicago, that was my team and got to experience Jordan's clutchness. Thank you

I love watching your expressions whilevyou watch Jordan. We were the same way while we were watching him growing up. He'd make a shot and me and my friends would look at each other like "how did he do that?" I watched your video on Larry Bird too. I had forgotten how great he was. Seeing your reactions being the same ones we had, it's cool even after all this time, he can still make people go "wow"!

The best sports highlights of my life as a teen in the 90s living in Chicago.....take me back please!!!!!!

Your expressions as you watched and delightful exuberance is awesome, that's how everyone viewed MJ as it was happening..he took professional athlete to another level

Michael Jordan best of the best athletes.

Now you see why Jordan is the legend he is. I don't care what anyone says he is the goat. If he told you that he was going to put 50 points on you, he did it

Not only did MJ shut down players. He also shut down Jeff Van Gundy in his rookie coach year (96-97) with the Knicks. Gundy talked smack and MJ answered with a 51-point payback. Seeing Jeff's face on the sidelines was priceless.

I grew up and watched Jordan when it was that era of basketball and I still watch today's basketball. Lemme tell you, Lebron ain't got nothin' on Jordan. Jordan just had that certain swagger and finesse that Lebron might be able to imitate here and there from time to time (although, I see it as more of raw power), but Jordan had it all the time and then some!

at number 7 notice he changed direction 3 times in mid air with 4 defenders, the bench reaction was like no way you can scape that, then went crazy

I ain't going to lie. Seeing someone's first reaction to watching Michael Jordan was a joy.

Sister, maybe you were too young when he was in his prime,but I can tell you first hand he was by far the most talented athlete in the world,and what made him even more devastating,he was the most intelligent athlete in the world.You could not beat him physically or mentally.He was too strong for everyone.He had no weaknesses.He just lit it up his whole career.He played to entertain us and inspire us and that motivated him to be at his best.That's why he's loved so much. Grown men the world over loved and admired him.He made us all jump out our seats and shout with excitement and joy every time he played,and he never had a night off his whole career.Absolutely amazing.He was literally worshipped the world over and still is to this day. I've never seen anything like him before, and probably will never see anything like him again.A once in a lifetime player that had it all. Thankyou for your wonderful video.What you said throughout it was spot on.Everything about him just oozes class,intelligence and inspiration.Watching this brings back great memories and brings a tear to my eye because we miss him playing so much.He gave us so much joy. Your a smart and nice young lady.Thankyou again for sharing!!!

I was fortunate to watch Jordan play throughout his career from '84 with the Bulls until he finally retired with the Wizards. I was a Lakers fan first then a Bulls fan during his career. He dropped 63 points against the Boston Celtics during the playoffs in 1986 in Boston Garden that remains the most points in a playoff game in 2019. He dropped the six 3pt shots against the Blazers in a game during the 1992 NBA Finals after the Blazers players claimed his was "one dimensional" and " couldn't shoot the 3". The highlight where he jumps really high after making the shot was during a playoff game against the Cavaliers either in 1988 or 1989 where it propelled the Bulls as an up and coming team. This is when the NBA East was dominated by the Celtics and later the Pistons during the 1980's. The Bulls owned the 1990's during their NBA run winning six NBA titles. Jordan "retired" after the 1993 NBA season after allegations of gambling were made against him. He joined the Chicago White Sox organization during this time and was a less than average baseball player. Sadly, during this time, his father was murdered while sleeping at a rest stop. Jordan made his return right before the 1995 players where he wore #45. The Orlando Magic were the Eastern Conference Champions led by Shaquille O'Neal and Penny Hardaway in 1995. The Bulls led by Jordan, Pippen and Rodman were the best NBA team from 1996 to 1998 winning three NBA Titles including a 72-10 record in 1996 during the regular season. The closest NBA player comparable to Michael Jordan would be Kobe Bryant. Michael Jordan is by far the greatest player ever to play in the NBA.

Just for reference at least half of these highlights are in playoff games in key moments....let that sink in....not regular season post season playoff time....win or go hime

It still gets me every time I watch. And a lot of this games I watched live (on TV). Brings up a lot of memories.

When she refers to Michael Jordan as "this guy" over and over, I can't help but feel old! 🤣 He was one of the most well known people on the planet in the mid-80's through the early 2000's. He was known as "Michael", "MJ", "His Airness" and "Air Jordan". Michael Jackson had the same initials, but everyone knew MJ meant Michael Jordan!

The myth, the legend, the 🐐 MJ23

MJ is the God of basketball. Today I have seen a lot of players that play like him. Want to be like Mike

Portugal here. Thanks for reacting to this legendary masterpiece and to the Goat.

"This guy is great." Ya, think? He is the undisputed GOAT. How can you have never heard of him or seen his highlights?

Jordan was the type of dude, if he did not score, he would defend you or steal the ball a lot. He was the most rounded Basketball player.

I’m just damn lucky to have been around to watch MJ play. HE! IS! the GOAT.....PERIOD folks. Period.

Just like your beauty is Untouchable Michael Jordan's Beauty on the court was amazing I must agree with previous comments seeing it live was aww inspiring. thank you for letting me relive some of these moments in history And one last time you are freaking gorgeous😁

I live in Chicago and was blessed to see every bulls game he played in. Never be another like him.once in a lifetime player.GOAT!!!

Jordan was the type of player that, unless you were a Bulls fan, you loved to hate. The Bulls could be having the worse game of their lives, but Jordan was always there making his presence known. If everyone else was lagging behind, he'd be there hitting deuce after deuce, keeping the team within striking distance so that in a moment of psych, they could overtake the rival and never look back. He didn't miss much, and if you gave him a millimeter, he was going to punish you for it.

It's a shame many of the younger generation never saw the GOAT play. He was soooo much more than his highlights that u have to watch his games to truly appreciate and understand MJ's greatness. Special player during the golden era of basketball. Legends back then. Today's league is soft and unbearable.

One of MJ's best plays ever has eluded me on KZfaq. He was playing the Suns, he was to the left of the key facing the basket, and maybe just above the top of the key. He beat his man, drove into the key right about the left side of the foul line. Charles Barkley was on the right side of the blocks guarding his man. Barkley sees Jordan coming, leaves his man, and both men jump about the same time, collide chest to chest, Jordan reaches over him, jams the ball, and knocks Barkley down on his back. Literally. Jordan hung on the rim looking down at Barkley for probably 3 seconds. Barkley was on his back looking up. Jordan dropped, split his legs so he wouldn't land on Barkley, spun, and ran up the court. Barkley peeled himself up off the floor and jogged up the court shaking his head. Anyone else remember that? I seem to think it was a regular season game.

Michael Jordan will always be the Greatest of all time!!!

As a Gen X'er who grew up actually watching MJ, I love seeing young generations appreciate just how good this guy was. The moves, the speed, the tactics, it was so fun to watch.

I am very glad Allure, that you chose to see for yourself how great Michael Jordan was! Very commendable!

Jordan is the greatest of all time. Sooo many players copy him still today and to me it started with Kobe. MJ changed the game forever.

22.52-23.10, that was what your dad was talkin' bout. When Jordan played the NBA wasn't soft like it is today. If he played now, he'd put up even bigger numbers. These highlights are mostly dunks, but his mid-range fadeaway was deadly and unguardable. He rebounded, dished and was multiple time all defense first team. Just the GOAT.

Shen she talked about the teams that passed on him, all I could think about was Sam Bowie 😭😭😭

I was in the 7th grade when Jordan was drafted into the NBA. He was a thing of beauty and finesse that we had never seen before and have never seen since.

He was the greatest, I was very lucky to watch him a lot being from Gary Indiana, seen him live a few times, love it!!! Thanks for uploading this video, you are pretty

One of the big thing that you’re missing is the fact these weren’t meaningless games, many of these were during the playoffs.. his ability to perform in the clutch and don’t forget he was 40 yrs old while playing with the Wizards!!!!!! 40!!!!!! Years old !!!!!!!!