Michael Jordan on the Joe Rogan Experience would be legendary

Breaking news: Michael Jordan starts his own podcast and signs with Pandora. “It became personal.”

Kobe Bryant on Michael Jordan: "It's one thing to watch him play and then play against him. His technique was flawless. I wanted to make sure my technique was just as flawless."

He definitely was extremely competitive, but one thing he wasn’t was a sore loser. He always shook hands and gave people their due for beating him.

Michael Jordan: I don't have an ego Ego: I have a Michael Jordan.

Joe Rogan: MJ has a big ego right? MJ: “that’s all I needed, it became personal for me.” 😂

Jordan’s personal trainer Tim Grover is the Miachel Jordan of personal trainers. Dude would watch every game on tape and count every single step Jordan took and would adjust his workout according to what muscle groups he used. Pretty crazy how obsessed he was at making Jordan the best. Look him up

Some are blinded by ego but MJ had a certain humility. He came back year after year, constantly admitting his weaknesses and working on it.

Most wanted guests: Dave Chappelle Keanu Reeves Michael Jordon

"Man is not meant to be humble, he’s meant to be humbled" Mike Tyson

Rogan: "Jordan has a big ego." Jordan:" It became personal for me. That was all I needed." Jordan goes on to shock the world and becomes the G.O.A.T in humility and kindness.

What sums Jordan up is in the Last Dance doc he would gamble on the plane with Scottie etc in the 90's for thousands of dollars and take their money.. he would want to beat them and dominate them at gambling on cards, some of the role players who didn't have so much money would also be gambling for a few dollars at the back of the plane just for fun and Mike would come over and ask if he could join them, they would ask why he wants to play with them for barely any money and he replied because he wants them and himself to know hes walking around with their money in his pocket... lmao. The guy was just insanely competitive, incredibly skilled and talented and also a psychological beast.. that's why his name is used as an adjective to describe people who are the greatest ever in their field of work.

It looks like Joe Rogan's renting a studio built by Lucifer.

There's nothing wrong with Egos. A little butter and maple syrup, and they're delicious.

My ego ain’t that big, my trophy case is though.

Joe Rogan: "Yea Michael Jordan has a massive ego" Michael Jordan: "And that's all I needed. That's all"

Joe Rogan: Michael Jordan has a huge ego Micheal Jordan: So I took that personally

Everyone knew MJ had an ego. What amazed me about MJ that I learned in The Last Dance is how petty he was. He created petty situations in his head to motivate himself to do great things.

Comment section... 90% Jordan: I took it personally jokes 10% the new studio sucks

Joe: Who was the guy MJ scorched after coming back? Jamie: There were multiple cases Goddamn right

Michael Jordan had Phil Jackson to balance him out

MJ is one of the most interesting humans I've seen. His mindset is unmatched, idk anyone who is competitive on that level.

Narcissism has been behind some of the greatest achievements of mankind.

Who scammed rogan by charging a fortune for that terrible studio design ,it has zero personality bring back the flag and mugshots

Michael Jordan did have "that person". He always had his dad until he got into the NBA and then didn't start winning until he had Phil Jackson be "that person" who called him out and improved his inefficiencies and wasn't scared of him.

When the hell did Joe rent an office in the Death Star?

That person didn't just criticize Jordan, he said he was better and that he could beat him. I think he challenged him.

People forget though, as egotistical as he may have been, somehow he was humble enough to put in all the work which makes me think he wasn't really egotistic but rather he was trying to get an edge on his opponents. He outworked everyone, I would assume if he was that egotistical he would think he doesn't have to

The studio looks like the inside of a coffin burning in hell.

When ronda rousey first lost she was depressed and suicidal

Jordan's ego may be legendary, but his skills are unquestionable. He walks the talk.

The key to Jordan is his belief in his father. His parents.

Phil Jackson was hard on Michael at times. And MJ definitely respected his opinion.

Corey Benjamin when MJ was a retired 36 year old.

Jordan reads the title of the video.... MJ: SHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET..... “That’s all I needed, it became personal for me.”

“It ain’t bragging if you done it!!!” He is the greatest player ever and unlike a lot of talented athletes, he drove himself to be the best he could be when 75% of what he could be was still great. Kobe Bryant was the same way. Was ten times the talent of Shaq, and still worked ten times as hard.

Joe, do not let people tell you how to run your podcast.

Joe's new studio is a pain to the eye

I think Michaels' person was his father. And when he passed, it took Mikes ego and drive to another level, because he lost the greatest thing in his life, and he knew he could never win that back.

It isn't as simple as big ego or small ego. Jordan was also wise and humble in the general context. His ultra competitive spirit on the court does not mean he is actually a narcissist.

For DMT's sake, change the background. My eyes hurt.

Michael Jordan had Phil Jackson. And while he was egotisical,with time he learned to trust his teammates. But yes. Probably the biggest competitor in the history of NBA.

Michael Jordan may have never become the GOAT if he didn't have the balancing presence of Phil Jackson.

Ronda rousey comes to mind when Joe mentioned that some ego maniacs can’t take an L and leave

*Joe talking about MJ’s ego* MJ: “..And I took offense to that.”

Confidence and obsession is key to being wildly success.

"Some get psychologically defeated and are never the same again" -Rogan talking about Ronda Rousey, lol

Joe: “Jaime played it for me once...*makes things up*.....did you show me the video Jaime?” Jaime: “No”

OJ Mayo was the kid he beat one on one I remember hearing about it maybe why OJ lost his Grove in NBA

“ the ceiling is the roof”. Michael Jordan

Phil Jackson was Jordan’s equivalent of Tyson’s coach. Taught him how to win and trust his teammates

Lol, imagine thinking Jordan was egotistical or narcissistic rather than the truth which is the man was a confident warrior who just happened to be playing a ball game.

"Joe said i have huge ego. Thats all i needed... I took it personal.. Now i started jordan's podcast and i have 1 billion subscribers"

Jordan was just unhuman. Lebron doesn’t give off that kind of feeling

MJ to Joe Rogan: “how many nba championships do you have son? *show his 6 rings* Joe: “but I never played bask-“ MJ: “yeah that’s what I thought boy”

THANK YOU! It's so good to know that I am not the only person who thought that MJ's "killer instinct" was basically his massive ego. The media keeps glorifying the fact that he had that "Killer instinct" but in reality, he had a huge ego and that also reflects in his personal life. This video is awesome.

Bryon Russell, I actually met him at Mitch Richmond’s house lol. I was dating Mitch’s friend’s daughter, and she got invited to some party at Mitch’s house and I got to tag along. Sounds weird I know, but it’s true. “The Oaks Of Calabasas”, I’ll never forget that neighborhood.

Huge difference between ego and confidence. As a former racing driver I can tell you having confidence in yourself and youre machine does make you're performance that much better. Ego is great until you're knocked down. That ego gets you nowhere. Confidence can help you bounce back

An egotistical person doesn’t see their flaws and produces an over glamorous image of who they are. Michael Jordan doesn’t rly do that and instead just has an innate insane competitive drive to win. There’s an incredible difference between ego and drive.

I think when you're that talented and gifted at anything it's not ego it's simply confidence in your abilities you're amazing extraordinary borderline superhuman abilities.

Joe, Michael had tim Grover. Who Michael considered “the asshole” lol. That’s who kept his body going and would let him know what he needed to work on - to keep his body running properly. It’s not just boxers and fighters who have an honest trainer lol.

ahh. Another episode of my favorite dmt sunburnt lobster.

I actually think a lot of these people are able to compartmentalize their ego specifically towards what it is they do so well. I know a lot of wealthy and hugely successful people that are feared at their job and considered great, intimidating, and the best at what they do, and when they’re at their job they know it and play into it, but once they are home or around loved ones they become extremely down to earth, loving, sensitive, and humble. My dad was like this. Military officer considered the absolute best in his field. At work, he was “the bastard from (such and such),” but at home he was a teddy bear that loved life, his wife, children, and friends.

Yes his mindset lead to incredible success, and I'd imagine Genghis khan also had the same mindset of utter dominance, but this mindset does not help with building good character. I mean to each his own, but I wouldn't want to have that mindset. It's ironically limiting to look at everything as a competition, it actually not healthy.

1:52 Joe is talking about Ronda Rousy.

Get Michael Jordan on the show

Props to Joe for learning a little about basketball. Last time I heard him speak on the game he said "They could make basketball illegal and I wouldn't even care"

Joe's studio is looking like Pizza Hut from back in the day.

Call Michael Jordan on your podcast then !!

Egotistical is a poor description of Jordan. Being super competitive is not the same as having an enhanced view of oneself. The dude knows how good he was and he earned it. He went into the league believing he was at the bottom. He left the league knowing he was at the top. To this day he won't publicly say he is the best ever.

I think Jordan’s ego made it to the other side where he was so competitive that he would do/grasp anything that he thought would make him better, versus he knew everything.

Michael Jordan didn’t have a big ego. He just accepted the reality of him being the best.

Tim Grover (MJ’s trainer) was instrumental in MJ becoming as great as he became. He was great prior to meeting him but truly went to another level mentally with him.

Cam newton is a solid example of someone with a big ego losing their edge when their ego gets checked. Von Miller stripped his ego

Jordan also had a trainer that would go through every game film of him and count his steps, and if he used one leg more than the other he would train that other leg. Stuff was nuts.

We are so lucky Jordan is this way.

Are these guys stuck in the middle of a universal studios ride.

1:50 most notably, Ronda Rousy.

"If you're not sadistic you do not make a good serial killer" Ping Trip will love this.

"He talked about my ego in that ugly ass studio. Ok fine. From that point on it became personal for me."

Playing poker against Michael Jordan was a gift from God himself.

I took it personally

Michael Jordan on JRE: "It's entirely possible that someone would piss me off and I ended up taking it personal."

"Did Micheal Jordan have that person?" - he had two: Bulls coach Phil Jackson and his personal trainer Tim Grover

So are we just gonna throw around the clinical term “Narcissist” every time we reference an individual with a little ego/arrogance??

Michael Jordan's background office was made up of his amazing parents and his phenomenal coaches who nurtured and guided a person with ungodly athletic potential.

Question: why is it only going to “free” on Spotify? Is there ‘a for few service’ that Joe provides?

Jordan was also famously coachable. He adapted to systems like that of Dean Smith where he was basically a roleplayer and almost never allowed to be the leader. He adapted to Bobby Knight who would belittle every player. And then he adapted to the triangle which takes the ball out of his hands and gives it to his lesser teammates. All his coaches always said that he would listen to what the coach said, and then execute it perfectly, and while he would disagree, never got into an ego-competition with the coach. He willingly subordinated himself.

In 1989 Jordan wanted no part of a one one game magic was trying to organize. He was scared bc he was known as the unstoppable one on one player and if he lost to the great team player magic was well there goes that. They made excuses about scheduling problems but he was shook.

Joe "Spotify interns stole my soul" Rogan

In Jordan’s Hall of Fame speech he did say he was competitive because that was his environment growing up. His younger sister decided to study hard so she could graduate with him! His drive was nurture but his height etc was nature. Combined together he is scarily great both as a basketball player and a businessman.

MJ channeled his anger, ambition, and fears into hard work. That’s why he seemed super human at times.

He's father kept him in check, after he's security guard

That studio is an unbearable downgrade :/

I could see MJ coming on the Joe Rohan show, saying: I HAD TO COME ON YOUR SHOW, BECAUSE IT BECAME PERSONAL TOO ME, ABOUT MY EGO, AND NARCISSISM. IT BECAME PERSONAL TOO ME LOL! 😂

Ego without work ethic leads to envy. His ego drove him to work like a maniac, that was the key.

Your entitled to have an ego when you are the greatest ever by a mile

Yes, Michael Jordan had a coach too...his name was Phil Jackson, who's perhaps the greatest coach of all time. It's kind of proof that even Michael had to submit his ego to Phil Jackson.

From the thumbnail, I swore for a second Rogan had Greg Popovich on the podcast, i was about to say "how in a million f**ks did he pull that jedi mind trick off"

Joe Rogan: MJ has an enormous ego Michael Jordan: Lego my ego