He Said He Was The Best Shooter In The World. So They Made Him Prove It.
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@SlyAngel911 5 місяців тому
This is good proof of how psychology is important in basketball. The guy was mentaly challenged before even taking his first shot, the environment, the pressure, the situation, he was not ready for that and he got destroyed. Sad for him, but a good reminder that confidence and mental are 2 very important things for a shooter.
@willigeek2013 5 місяців тому
Can’t agree more.
@bilogskii2216 5 місяців тому
And that's the reason why Ben Simmons has a mixtape of his jumpshots during training/practice and none of it applied in an actual game.
@roscoeorginal 5 місяців тому
It’s such an underrated aspect of the game, being mentally tough to take those shots and making them.
@rudyardganuelas6254 5 місяців тому
When he mentioned the ceiling, it was obvious that he doesn’t have the allconsuming, usually incorrect, self confidence that is required to be the greatest shooter in the world. The shooters in the NBA can only see makes and not misses, even if they miss more often than not. It’s the absurd levels of self-confidence that makes Bertans run to the 3 pt line on a fast break instead of taking a layup. Right or wrong, you gotta believe that you are invincible. He came in there without it. I was expecting him to be cocky, but when faced with the prospect of real competition, he wilted.
@BishopStars 5 місяців тому
Just because he thought he was the best basketball shooter in world history, you don't have to call him mentally challenged.
@Nicken_Chuggets 5 місяців тому
"A 7 foot echoing monolith, just menacingly standing there" is the best description of Shaq I've ever heard
@leonpaul6198 5 місяців тому
Monolith is crazy
@UnapologeticRed 5 місяців тому
“Echoing monolith” meaning they’re saying the same thing but Shaq is echoing Chuck. These two are almost never a monolith, they disagree constantly, but not on this day 😂 unlucky for that dude
@okeynwachie 5 місяців тому
Bruh I was HOLLERING at work 😂😂
@jonq8714 5 місяців тому
His head is larger than the ones on Easter Island.
@hisoka9478 5 місяців тому
pure poetry
@danieliop 3 місяці тому
My dude just shot 43/50 on a 100k shooting tournament. Hes pretty humble in my opinion.
@FOFF802 3 місяці тому
He also said how TNT set him after he said he didn't want to shoot 3's before the show because the ceiling was low. They agreed and flipped when the show went live
@JoeyBoBoey 3 місяці тому
@@FOFF802the dude would maul Kenny on a real court three contest
@tafarihowe3277 3 місяці тому
@@FOFF802so they wasn’t both shooting at the same hoop? 😂
@davidrosensin7985 3 місяці тому
@@tafarihowe3277 I dunno what that court looks like (and honestly I don't particularly care) but there is such a thing as a difference in arc. Never saw this guy shoot but maybe he's a rainbow arc lad. Not defending him or anything, just saying that if you throw rainbows and the ceiling is low that's gonna affect your shot.
@tafarihowe3277 3 місяці тому
@@davidrosensin7985 that actually make sense. TBH many times I’m in a full debate and realize ppl are kinda slow and leave but this actually make sense. The joker would get cooked in this studio with that theory you just proposed. Good shit bro
@hoopxnation 3 місяці тому
Im happy with this guy’s story. He redeemed himself in winning it all on Gil Arena’s first. Shootout and bagging a 100k! I hope he gets invited in TNT for round 2 against Kenny.
@tsizzle7329 3 місяці тому
He still won't win.
@hoopxnation 3 місяці тому
@@tsizzle7329 regardless, he's attitude towards life is still winning not just money but respect.
@Crawleyman 3 місяці тому
He won't go back. He said they did him dirty
@jonm7888 3 місяці тому
@@tsizzle7329He'd beat Kenny in a real gym. Kenny won't make 82 out of 100 in a competition like this guy did.
@Fabulos1 3 місяці тому
@@jonm7888 A real gym is NBA 3 point line to me.
@staidenofanarchy 5 місяців тому
Just goes to show how much competitive drive and handling pressure goes into being a pro athlete. Dude cracked under the slightest of hounding while Kenny used to shoot the lights out of the building in front of tens of thousands of people
@Truthorfib 5 місяців тому
Yeah, the guy was used to controlled settings where no one was bagering him or even guarding him. These players have been trained to shoot under pressure with ease. Reminds me of when Shaq tried to get into Hakeem’s head and Hakeem just laughed at Shaq and owned him lol 😂 If I’m not mistaken this was during the 1995 Finals.
@Dengchiii 5 місяців тому
And Kenny also won a game in the Finals vs Shaq. Once a shooter, always shooter and they don't lose their touch.
@uhok6712 5 місяців тому
@@TruthorfibI don’t see chuck shooting 😂. Shaq literally just lost a free throw competition to a child. Edit: Everyone replying saying Shaq is worse at free throws… no duh. My point is both shaq and chuck would have missed the three pointers too so to pretend like it’s embarrassing for this guy to lose a shootout to an nba player when shaq just lost one to a child is laughable.
@luscioushermit8154 5 місяців тому
@@uhok6712shaq is WORSE at the FT line 💀 they literally stopped him by fouling him and make him go to the Ftl
@Nlewballin 5 місяців тому
Facts he probably can shoot good as some nba guys if he’s making 30 3s in one minute but he folded that’s the difference with nba players
@jamaaldavis6243 5 місяців тому
As an NBA Fan that also happens to be a classical pianist, I always appreciate that you often utilize both Chopin and Satie’s compositions in your videos. Appreciate your content!
@hMint 5 місяців тому
Same, classical or jazz music in a UKposts video and it’ll automatically have me hooked lol
@TransKidsMafia 5 місяців тому
my teenager wants to de transition but they already had bottom surgery. Help
@MsCIsocs 5 місяців тому
Which piece did he use in this?
@88risingfan32 5 місяців тому
@@TransKidsMafiaTf??
@rafaeldemiranda8107 5 місяців тому
Orchestra conductor here. Same, bro!
@jamalboykin 3 місяці тому
Here after watching AM win on Gil’s Shootout. Happy for him. Dope to see his wife was with him in the gym and he got his redemption!
@adamtownsend5045 3 місяці тому
Oh ya!
@chadjohnson6718 3 місяці тому
What redemption? Hes good at those shooting contests but trash under this kind of pressure.
@Quincy09 3 місяці тому
@@chadjohnson6718it wasn’t pressure it was the roof
@2252mario 3 місяці тому
@@chadjohnson6718 yeah def no pressure when he was competing for 100k 😆
@Mobthegreat11 3 місяці тому
Wasn’t no nba shooters der name them
@kiki1326 2 місяці тому
Since every shooter shoots with their own style and technique, this guy had a very valid point about the low ceiling. Those pros were all bullies, especially Barkley. He was the biggest bully, not giving the guy the ball immediately to shoot again, but instead taunting. The guy reacted with humility and integrity, despite the attempted shaming from their big mouths and egos!
@leonconnelly5303 2 місяці тому
He was not humble lololol
@kiki1326 2 місяці тому
@leonconnelly5303 Maybe humble is the wrong word, but he wasn't the bully in the room. And he held his peace... He's a good guy.
@KG-th3cr 2 місяці тому
He called himself "the greatest shooter in the world." How is that humble? Besides, banter and trash talk are a part of the game. If dude can't handle a tiny bit of shit talk he shouldn't call himself "the greatest shooter in the world." He's a static shooter. Someone who needs specific things set up for him so he can do it in the way he knows how. Just a tiny bit of pressure and he cracks. He'd never win in real street basketball. Hell he wouldn't even win a game of H-O-R-S-E.
@kiki1326 2 місяці тому
@KG-th3cr I get what you're saying about him being a static shooter. You're right.
@KG-th3cr 2 місяці тому
Fair enough.@@kiki1326
@clean6089 5 місяців тому
The ability of Jimmy to over dramatize a story like this will never be matched haha! Great content lol
@kostastube2010 5 місяців тому
Try NBA Storyteller. He has a video about how Clyde Drexler's hairline killed his legacy.
@mangohush5946 5 місяців тому
@@kostastube2010 LOL
@JesusSufferedForYou 5 місяців тому
Jesus loves you so much and he is our only hope ❤🙏 Please start believing in him ✝️🙏
@jdyce1998 5 місяців тому
@@JesusSufferedForYouno
@bigBlacgorilla 5 місяців тому
AINT NO WAY LMFAOO @@kostastube2010
@RandomShowerThoughts 5 місяців тому
Nah they never gonna let this man live this down 🤣🤣🤣
@orthotech9758 5 місяців тому
Between Shaq, The Jet, Chuck, Ernie and the film crew, somebody watches Jimmy's channel and they are watching this right now. Don't be surprised if this is brought up at some point this week.
@rimimimimimimimim4170 5 місяців тому
Steph Curry probably has more 3 point records IN NBA GAMES against the best teams and defenders in the world then this guy has in practice alone 💀
@MadeForD 5 місяців тому
@@orthotech9758i bet you underdog and tk are onto this. bout to put it in a t-shirt
@j0eyhz620 5 місяців тому
Ay I’d kill to be able to say I was on nba tnt lol, I’m sure he had fun
@sfdko3291 5 місяців тому
He was living it down until Jimmy made a video about him. This dude's social media is about to get flooded.
@RushDawgSXM Місяць тому
"He's just standing there...MENACINGLY!"🤣
@TwitchyThelogian Місяць тому
Only the real ones got this quote. The Open Window Maniac is no joke.
@rozeriley6548 2 місяці тому
"No matter how knocked them knees get" ended my life lololololol
@PJEllison 5 місяців тому
I watched this back in 2019 when it aired. I couldnt stop laughing at him. The TNT crew destroyed him and his confidence. LOL
@goodshipzion 5 місяців тому
Same!
@patrickkirkham 5 місяців тому
Yep I remember this too
@bilogskii2216 5 місяців тому
Dude has no idea how competitive athletes are even when retired, it doesn't just go away. You can't just walk up to a bunch of them and not get dogged out lol,
@maximus3294 5 місяців тому
Kenny tried to let him down gently with some comments about the overhead lights. good dude.
@marktalgo3591 5 місяців тому
Could have been interesting if he didn't make the low roof remark. Charles literally monstarred his shit -STOP MAKING EXCUSES lol. It was over from there, Kenny smelled the nerves and said "its your welcome" haha which is such a weird sentence theres no way to combat that
@dummylion1254 5 місяців тому
8:09 Charles’s face and Jimmy’s monologue, with Shaq just being Shaq in the background give this clip peak “It was at this moment he knew” vibes 🤣
@jayballa1852 5 місяців тому
They look like sum big ahh bullies😂
@marcuswilliams6367 3 місяці тому
Yo that’s messed up. They all knew full well what his shooting style was like with high arc. Was a set up.
@ImAlxxy 2 місяці тому
"The greatest shooter ever" needs special circumstances to make a shot?
@marcuswilliams6367 2 місяці тому
@@ImAlxxy A normal ceiling to shoot a basketball is not a special circumstance. Lol stop trollin, that guy would obviously school everyone in a fair shooting competition. Every video of the guy doing what he does is a very high arcing shot because he is so short. Pure ego and insecurity on their part. Other dude is the one that needed the special circumstance so he didn’t get shown up by a short white guy on national tv.
@ImAlxxy 2 місяці тому
@@marcuswilliams6367 i'm not saying he is a bad shooter. I'm sure he'd crush 99.9% of humans ever in a 3PT contest. But he isn't the greatest. Even in his new supposed claim, he was in the finals against a former college player who played three seasons at schools i'd never even heard of, and only had hit 31.79% of his attempts there, before going undrafted. And he barely beat that dude. Kenny was almost a 40% career 3PT shooter while being defended by nba players. Its not even comparable
@marcuswilliams6367 2 місяці тому
@@ImAlxxy right, not even comparable, also not even related. This is just shooting and there won’t be a defender or a low ceiling or a 6’5” minimum shooter who barely needs any arc at a greater distance than what they knew he and everyone else shooting in a gym are used to. Kenny has the single most experience shooting in this very specific scenario in a studio with a low ceiling. He even confidently jumped at the opportunity to show he could still make the longer shots but that needs even more arc. I’m not saying he is the best or would even beat these guys without a doubt. They were not even willing to give him a chance. Was a hit job.
@afsdfsadhasfh 2 місяці тому
@@ImAlxxy Calling every single fucking basketball court on Earth "special circumstances" sure is an amazingly well thought out argument. They're the ones who needed the "special circumstances" to humiliate him.
@patrickallen4789 3 місяці тому
Dude just won that shootout for $100k on Gil’s channel. A redemption video might be warranted 🤷🏾♂️.
@codyjames259 14 днів тому
No shit. Def changes my opinion of this channel. This pos has no problem continuing to profit off of a video Miracola said affected his ability to provide for his family. JimmyHighroller profits off of making children's lives harder
@joshuajones3219 День тому
A redemption video 😂😂 he was crying about the ceiling being too low but a good shooter is going to make it splash on any court. He can get redemption by proving he can shoot on any hoop
@prestonspratt1 5 місяців тому
it’s crazy how underrated kenny is when he’s sitting next to Shaq and Charles Barkley, people don’t realize how hard it is to do what he does - he demands respect
@taannmann 5 місяців тому
fr I was watching opening night with my friend and he asked me "who tf is kenny smith" i told him "he won 2 rings with hakeem" and his casual ass said "i bet he was a benchwarmer then" like bro he is an all time great shooter and without him hakeem and the rockets would have 0 rings😭💀
@nicmagtaan1132 5 місяців тому
Kenny smoked this 2 in 1 playoff run as Hakeem's #2-3 Setting an NBA finals record too at that
@09lowkey 5 місяців тому
I see it as, Every championship team is stacked, Kenny was good enough to be considered in what made those teams stacked. Never a star, but far from a scrub. He had particular value, there were things he did that not many could. Also he has a monopoly on an NBA nickname, for whatever that's worth.
@dwighteldrichmanaol8922 5 місяців тому
Pass the water to Hakeem?
@youngerudit2524 5 місяців тому
that's a salty phrase from a ringless player who then joined kenny's team in hopes that hakeem wins him a championship LMAO(that was after having blown a 3-1 lead to them)@@dwighteldrichmanaol8922
@adolfbernardmoncawe5092 5 місяців тому
The crew circling and hounding him before he starts was funny as f*ck 🤣They ended his career that day
@Psalm_107.31 5 місяців тому
Mob mentality is horse poo.
@yetekt6953 5 місяців тому
It was bullying
@Pyxyty 5 місяців тому
@@yetekt6953found the guy's youtube account 😂
@Des_from_the_Wes 5 місяців тому
@yetekt6953 It was sports shit-talk. Literally, every competitor has shit-talked or received a little of it. It's a sign of respect for some people 😅
@xctkillaprodigyx2586 5 місяців тому
@@Des_from_the_Wes No dude not this. You can see they were shit talking this guy before he even came into the studio. Best shooter in the world? Come on now.
@aylatuck8617 3 місяці тому
Here after my boy won gils shootout for 100k and dissed the show. Good for him! Hard work was more than it's own reward today. Bravo brother
@taraishot100 3 місяці тому
How much of your boys money did you pocket?
@sentry8992 3 місяці тому
Your boy was shooting from the collegiate 3 point line. 😅
@aylatuck8617 3 місяці тому
@@taraishot100 he got us a new car. Free scholarship for the kids and a washer and dryer set.
@aylatuck8617 3 місяці тому
@@sentry8992 oh no. Wonder if the bank cared when they cashed the check? "No,sir. We can't help you. Wasn't from the logo we don't count it." Smh
@JackTheripper911 3 місяці тому
@@sentry8992The challenge was shooting from BOTH NBA 3 point line AND college 3 point line. Learn what you're talking about before you make yourself look like a dumb clown 😂
@khaylinsnead3420 5 місяців тому
I feel so bad for this dude. Even more now that there is a mini doc expertly produced about his most embarrassing moment as a shooter
@bipolarminddroppings 5 місяців тому
He learned a valuable lesson, I don't feel bad for him at all. HE WAS THE ONE CLAIMING TO BE BETTER THAN STEPH...
@ludifoe5039 5 місяців тому
@@bipolarminddroppingswhere did he claim that?
@davidfcorreia 5 місяців тому
@@ludifoe5039 When he responded "Yes" to the question "You consider yourself the best shooter of all time?" Lol xD
@richatlarge462 5 місяців тому
@@davidfcorreia And so he might well be, in the right controlled environment, and from the FT line or college three-point line. We wouldn't know unless Steph etc tried to beat him in that environment.
@davidfcorreia 5 місяців тому
@@richatlarge462 you know damn well what he implied when he said "yes", he wasn't thinking on what line or what environment . If you want to BE the best you have to beat the best in equal standards.
@iamthejosh1150 5 місяців тому
"Thou shall not talketh the talk, if thou can't walketh the walk. " -Jimmy Highroller
@OKC_THUNDER_NUMBER1 5 місяців тому
“This is treacherous territory.”
@josephplayspickleball 5 місяців тому
"Thou shalt not talk the talk, if thou canst not walk the walk"
@Alessandro90933 4 місяці тому
Is this ancient english or something?
@BagRouteSG 3 місяці тому
First here after he won Gil’s Arenas shootout😂😂💪🏾
@1st-Amendment 3 місяці тому
He’s trash
@oaktree1626 3 місяці тому
He put up numbers
@vytautasjuska1989 3 місяці тому
still lost too kenny in a suit :D
@boofogle 3 місяці тому
@@oaktree1626don't put up no numbers tf is u talking bout
@oaktree1626 3 місяці тому
@@boofogle Try that sentence again. You were struggling.
@Aqeel317 Місяць тому
He said, "No matter how knocked those knees get". LMAO!!!
@jackwang5074 5 місяців тому
This man deserves all the sponsorship for these quality production
@PostFade 5 місяців тому
probably someone else doing the production since he didnt even watch the video hes talking about
@5.kc.5 5 місяців тому
@@PostFadehe showed a buncha videos tho which u mean
@PostFade 5 місяців тому
@@5.kc.5 he said dude only had 2 shots when i just watched him miss 3 shots
@TheMarslMcFly 5 місяців тому
Agreed if it wasn't all gambling bullshit
@Jerrysaurus 5 місяців тому
He turned a clip from a show into a saga. TNT should pay Jimmy for elevating their game.
@deiondre0 5 місяців тому
Im so glad you made a video on this segment from Inside the NBA. Easily one of the funniest moments ever from that show. Kenny put that New Yorker hustle on full display with the rest of the crew leading Anthony into Kenny’s trap. Dude came in overconfident and they basically gassed him up to get utterly humbled
@MoralesCorner 5 місяців тому
That's it. I get annoyed by Kenny sometimes, but he's a true new yorker. He knows how to hype himself up and thrives under the lights. His ego is bruised and them knees are clapping together yet his shooting form remains as crisp as a gold nugget 😂
@kingj6477 5 місяців тому
I wonder if he won another WR or even attempted to get one after this
@jayskate6631 5 місяців тому
Lmao the roof was low as hell, this is like me setting up a 16ft rim for Shaq to dunk on and acting is if he will be “ humbled “ when he fails to dunk on it.
@shh2277 5 місяців тому
@@jayskate6631that dude is like 5 foot his arc should still be higher than Kenny who is 6'4
@jayskate6631 5 місяців тому
@@shh2277 you don’t understand physics, the shorter you are the MORE you have to arc the ball to end up reaching the downward angle with the ball still having height.
@naMnivraM Місяць тому
He's surrounded by giant, confident men. He wasnt even thinking about sinking the shots. Never had a chance. Mental game of Professional athletes is insurmountable. It would be like the best putter in the world putting against Tiger on the 18th green at US Open, in a must make situation. Its all in between the ears... Look how many of those putts Tiger made. Its insane
@Nchaukeni Місяць тому
"like a pack of hyenas the crew is circling" 🤣🤣🤣
@L3GHO5T 5 місяців тому
My cousin was drafted by the Anaheim ducks in 1997. He never even actually played a game in the NHL. Played the rest of his hockey career in the ECHL. Around 2010-2011 I got him to come out and play some pick up hockey with us. I have several buddy’s buddy’s who played Jr B. Hockey and thought they were absolutely hot shots. A couple of them even played on the team Canada ball hockey team and my cousin literally skated circles around everyone scoring at will for an hour straight. The only time he lost the puck was when he passed it. This is a guy who never even played a pro game but was drafted. The worst pro player, is better then the best civilian player 😂
@noahcarter1056 5 місяців тому
This is not true .
@CarIWheezerr 5 місяців тому
@@noahcarter1056you’re such a vibe kill dude get off the internet go read a book and get outside
@Kensoy83 5 місяців тому
The amount of play time he had is probably years ahead of those hot shots. It just makes sense. Same with the video, if you combined hours trained, he had no chance against a pro player. @@noahcarter1056
@L3GHO5T 5 місяців тому
@@noahcarter1056 You may have the odd freak of nature of there. But for the most part it absolutely is. Another comparison I have from firsthand account. When I was playing lacrosse at my highest level of lacrosse I was a 3rd string goalie for the best lacrosse town in the world’s Jr A team. The last year I played I won an award for the best goalie in Canada with a 3.30 GAA. The next closest to me was over 7 from ages 4 to 21, with a 39-1 record to boot. Our coach that year with the Jr. A team was josh Sanderson, one of the best snipers of all time in the NLL. He could tell me where he was shooting from roughly where blue line is in hockey and would put a laser beam past me 9 out of 10 times and this was when I was statistically the best goalie in Canada from peewee to Jr A. One league below pro. Pro is an entirely different animal.
@andrewt7718 5 місяців тому
What’s your cousin’s name?
@danieljd6776 5 місяців тому
Pressure as a shooter is a real thing. In high school practice I would make over 90 percent of my free throws. Our coach kept stats for this in practice. In games, I was 71 percent. In high pressure situations I remember my hands literally trembling. I have all the respect in the world for pros who perform at the top level in full arenas with people screaming and sometimes even threatening them.
@jamesbond1348 5 місяців тому
Soft 🍨
@PlugLuv78 5 місяців тому
nah u just ain’t built for the moment
@danieljd6776 5 місяців тому
@@PlugLuv78 Unfortunately this is true
@PlugLuv78 5 місяців тому
@@danieljd6776 ik because i was put in for the complete opposite to shoot the fts
@jessicagalvan3358 5 місяців тому
@@PlugLuv78neither are u and 95% of nba players
@MiataKitten Місяць тому
🗣️“LET’S GO HOME LADIES AND GENTLEMEN” 🔥🔥🔥 bro violated him with his signature catchphrase too 😭😭
@jared_deraj 2 місяці тому
make a follow-up to this to give anthony his respect, doesn't deserve all the hate he's been bombarded with thanks to TNT and this video
@leonconnelly5303 2 місяці тому
You are so easily fooled
@KG-th3cr 2 місяці тому
He doesn't deserve respect. The NBA owes him nothing.
@jared_deraj Місяць тому
@@leonconnelly5303 you are so quick to make wild assumptions
@Liquiddna89blaa 5 місяців тому
I love it when Kenny said something along the lines of “Give me a minute, I might make 28 more “ 😂
@Jixon_Nosefson 5 місяців тому
"A 7 foot echoing monolith." them boys were RUUUUUUTHLESS
@Samuel-xs2yv 5 місяців тому
Just menacingly standing there 😂😂
@zaynes5094 5 місяців тому
@@Samuel-xs2yvYou mean 6'4 Charles Barkley looking at him like he was seeing something disgusting. The look Charles had when he was looking at the guys first shot was just too much pressure.
@willyPVR 3 місяці тому
Welp! He showed out tonight 😂
@timhoward5 3 місяці тому
*"And wearing a suit 👔" Lol!*
@davidboucher6450 5 місяців тому
Bird said in an interview that he had the advantage in the 3 point contest because he faced players that were skilled at shooting 3's but didn't play many minutes and in as much pressure as he did night after night. The psychological aspect of the game is huge.
@seanmc5949 5 місяців тому
And what did Bird do he won!!!!
@vinniereal6461 5 місяців тому
Indeed
@Chozin1 5 місяців тому
I think in the video he is talking about ,bird says to lighten the mood, " who's playing for 2nd place tonight?"
@craigcombes 5 місяців тому
The man said he's the best out an out shooter in the world😂
@dabneyoffermein595 5 місяців тому
Just looked it up, Bird was 6'8" , how was he able to hit shots like that?
@hunter4229 5 місяців тому
You know that contest with Terry for the “Jet” nickname was personal for Kenny. You KNOW he wouldn’t lose that contest. You know he misses having any reason to be competitive again and will jump at the chance to feel that “rush” again.
@Pazorr 5 місяців тому
But he won against the Terry though and this was always going to be an easy walk!
@tylerszmansky2526 2 місяці тому
“What’s my name? What’s my name?” As the ball swishes through the net😂😂 Kenny is the Jet for a reason💀
@Chris-bw9bq 3 місяці тому
This dude just won Gil's Arena shootout 😂😂😂
@xaviervarela7190 2 місяці тому
against how many nba players
@jcbuckeye 2 місяці тому
It doesn't matter who he plays against they're not defending him.
@manlikezi 5 місяців тому
I felt second hand embarrassment from the way Chuck looked at him💀
@kingklassic3522 5 місяців тому
I remember seeing this live and being so embarrassed for the guy. Before he started shooting. He had so many excuses. I knew it was not going to go well. Having a world record in your quiet environment with nobody around, special machine, a gym that you've practiced in and all those practice shots is different than just being a sugar. Kenny has seen so many situations with crowds of people screaming at him and still had to make the shot. Once you put all that work in it doesn't just go away. You're now an expert. Poor guy
@iansmith3261 5 місяців тому
how you gon take that comfort from him, but not mention where kenny was shooting at. Thats his environment, thats his court, he been at that studio longer than his ball career...you think he not always shootin on set...also a factor why terry lost...how you gon hype a man thats in his quiet environment, but scold another for not being in his? Take it to a gym, as I said b4, kenny not walking away like that...
@skoop651 5 місяців тому
"sugar"
@skoop651 5 місяців тому
to be the best shooter in the world, he has to shoot nba distance, and make it regardless of what court he's on he's a good shooter, but he confidently said he was the best in the world and got proven wrong
@BangBang-kq1kf 5 місяців тому
@@iansmith3261cry🤣
@b2wavy510 5 місяців тому
@@iansmith3261this must be his burner account go cry bro he claimed to be the best shooter in the world and got embarrassed 😂tf are you talking about he was going to lose regardless …it’s Kenny fucking smith go do your research lil bro
@BackgammonFinesse 3 місяці тому
im here after Gil's competition....so, dude you are the same dirty media as TNT my congratulations you ruin this mens life. bravo
@MattMan01 Місяць тому
Cant discredit the guy for being confident. He had world records, its still impressive man!
@no.w77 5 місяців тому
he’s shooting form is so unique too crazy how consistent he is
@yt_hatescrime_data4301 5 місяців тому
It's not unique at all. Its the form most female players have.
@cdknowledge 5 місяців тому
^ and it seems to have worked well enough to get him multiple world records and a general level of fame... dude prob makes a career off shooting balls into a hoop. Not bad for a guy with a ponytail who shoots like a girl 🤷♂️
@Drkbardockssj 5 місяців тому
@@cdknowledgehe's right and you are right kinda crazy but if it works it works. It would be easy to block in a game though
@MoralesCorner 5 місяців тому
He's just shooting for world records. Basketball players adjust their mechanics to shoot on live play situations against defenders. He doesn't need to shoot against defenders so he uses this stupid form which also allows him to get set for the next shot pretty quickly
@Nbafanla03 5 місяців тому
1v1 though he doesn’t score on me. He can score wide open that’s it
@orthotech9758 5 місяців тому
Anthony couldn't handle the pressure. He wasn't under nearly as much pressure breaking those records as he was on national TV, in front of two all-time greats and competing with one of the best sharp shooters of the 90's.
@nopenope5035 5 місяців тому
So like, less pressure than an nba game
@borRIING 5 місяців тому
And with Charles staring him down in complete disgust lol. Idk why they were so mean to him that day. It's like they all took it personally when he claimed to be the best shooter in the world
@reivelt3715 5 місяців тому
@@borRIINGfor competitive people like former NBA player, when someone that never touched the court like them, they felt insulted when he claimed he is the best pure shooter. If i ever meet someone that claims that they are the best at an aspect of what i do for a living and on a high level, for some sort of bragging right, im gonna be insulted too. I'm gonna show them how it is done in the real world.
@TriStar44 5 місяців тому
@@borRIING I definitely think they felt some type of way when he said that shit. They probably felt that he needed to be humbled a bit, and tbh, they were right. The man then proceeded to embarrass himself on national tv, which-needless to say-is hilarious 😆
@andrewj1754 5 місяців тому
@@borRIINGThey did take it personally. Because he claimed he was better than them.
@chewyflea 3 місяці тому
When they're closing in on him as he complains about the arch it's literally like the "Monstars" in Space Jam poor guy 😂
@g_lantos 2 місяці тому
The fact he won a shooting contest that was from a college 3pt line, with 10 extra seconds, and warm up shots... tells me everything... Its like me winning a dunk contest with an 8ft high basketball rim (instead of 10) :D
@benyoungblade 5 місяців тому
It seemed pretty clear that the dude only practices free throws and college three pointers in a very specific less stress setting. This was completely out of the dudes comfort zone he was destined to miss nearly every-shot in that setting. That said, nice story telling as always and agreed on the fact that NBA players are on another planet when it comes to skill.
@panafrocanam2100 5 місяців тому
Yep but folks always wanna put down pros cause envy. Yet dudes making shots do so with no defense nor are they in professional game setting
@wcorowitz 5 місяців тому
It wasn’t clear to him, or else he would have modestly turned down the challenge. Ego got the best of him.
@yardstarz 5 місяців тому
That can't be true. If they put him higher than Booker on that 3 point list then surely the distance must have been the same. Dude just got humbled that day, doesn't take away the fact that he's still a crazy shooter
@mikeknowsbest4 5 місяців тому
@@yardstarznah bro nba 3 is different from college 3 if you perfected just the college 3 because the ball will take more time to get to the rim etc.
@danielcho7771 5 місяців тому
fair enough but don't call yourself the best shooter in the world then
@brettrossi034 5 місяців тому
I will say, in all his world record attempts, he never had Kenny, Shaq and Chuck chirping and trash talking throughout 😂 they put him through the ringer and the heat! Love your stuff Jimmy! You're the man
@bipolarminddroppings 5 місяців тому
Steph has 20,000 braying opposition fans trying to put him off every shot, half the games each season. Anyone who claims to be the best shooter ever, but hasn't done it in front of a big crowd, with all that pressure, needs to sit down and be quiet before they embarrass themselves...
@jeremybrown9611 5 місяців тому
Pro Players do it with pressure and contention. Mans got a lil piece of that...wouldn't call it Humble Pie, more like Reality Pie
@antlove2k3 5 місяців тому
I can only imagine this guy shooting with KG, Reggie or MJ trash talking him.
@TomCruz54321 5 місяців тому
It’s amazing to see Kenny psych his opponent out and psych himself up. It shows how competitive NBA players are. They really want to win a contest with no prize other than bragging rights.
@dies3156 5 місяців тому
@@bipolarminddroppings Right, with that form boys gettin blocked every time in a regular pickup game not even the nba
@JohnVoxville53 Місяць тому
5:35 I loved that they choose to write "life experience" instead of age. 😂
@MB-pf7jj 3 місяці тому
I just saw this dude outshoot pros on Gils Arena for 100k
@radon3292 3 місяці тому
Not nba 3
@tomk4984 3 місяці тому
yea it was@@radon3292
@Slayer8957 2 місяці тому
@@radon3292 last 50 shots were from nba 3
@supernotnatural Місяць тому
@@radon3292 yes nba 3. 25 from highschool NBA , 25 from NBA 3, u dumb
@ragegaze3482 Місяць тому
@@radon3292 ok, and that court wasn't nba height.
@murfdog19 5 місяців тому
I remember my 9 year old son and I watching Max Scherzer warm up in the bullpen at Camden Yards. I was a good college baseball player. My son said "daddy, you could hit home runs off of him!" I replied "If he threw me ten pitches, I'd swing and miss ten times!" The bullpen coach heard the conversation and laughed, knowing how right I was.
@Andrew-ig5sp 5 місяців тому
Son just learned his dad has integrity and respect.
@nalokitten 5 місяців тому
This is so right. I played a high level of basketball and so I was confident that I was a better shooter, dribbler, dunker, than pretty much everyone I'd play against in the park or in pickup. I'd have to remind people that as good as I look right now compared to you, I wouldn't come close to people who were in the league.
@SpeedbumpOG 5 місяців тому
Not to brag, but if he threw me 10 pitches, I'd miss 11 times..
@TheLirJEt86 5 місяців тому
@@nalokittenI would’ve said “ sure bud” and winked at the coach
@TheLirJEt86 5 місяців тому
Give yourself a little credit. I think if you were decent enough and trained for 2 weeks, you’d foul a few off and dare I say make good contact.
@briancp 5 місяців тому
It's really impressive to go 3/3 cold and in slacks! Well done Kenny. Poor guy was so embarassed
@2r3notgoodas1 5 місяців тому
Who says he was cold?? I guarantee you he was practicing in that same goal the day before and that same morning. and as the video explains they intimidated the guy who probably was nervous around those mega stars also when he first shot not only was he not warmed up they kept distracting under the goal right before shoots.. go see it again. no-one distracted Kenny on his turns
@jhagestad 5 місяців тому
@@2r3notgoodas1Oh come on… really? Never mind that this shmuck came in as the self-proclaimed “greatest basketball shooter”, so the onus was on him to prove it. He didn’t say “greatest free-throw shooter” or “greatest college 3-point shooter using a 3-point contest timer, ball racks and unlimited ceiling height”. He claimed “greatest basketball shooter.” When they went to their starting positions, it was the guy who brought up the studio environment even before they started shooting. No one who actually believes they’re the greatest basketball shooter would care about the studio environment. He would man up and focus on the task at hand. No one interrupted him while shooting, as you claim. He was given the same opportunity to shoot his shots as Kenny. The guy was used to controlling everything when he shot. He finally had to perform in a way with which he was unfamiliar but should have known was coming (the show had been on for many years and they had done several shooting contests previously). He could have easily researched everything in advance to see what to expect. But he chose to go in unprepared. He was toast before they started, and it was awesome to see him get destroyed.
@chriswaite8784 5 місяців тому
@@2r3notgoodas1 He wasnt winning either way, so all these excuses dont matter.
@chadthechad4365 5 місяців тому
@@chriswaite8784can you really say they gave him a fair go?
@kepelli1 5 місяців тому
@@2r3notgoodas1 Interesting ,in an NBA game those knuckleheads would have gotten technicals and perhaps tossed. I say get Kenny the Jet on neutral court minus the incredible advantages in studio and perhaps its different. Shaq,Barkley, and Kenny knew what the advantages were and messed with guy. I get it but at the same time they made sure they had every advantage. Not impressed.
@eats_markilo 3 місяці тому
Anybody here after watching Anthony Miracola win $100,000 from Gil's Arena shooting contest? 😂
@stephen9906 2 місяці тому
I’m here for the salty tears of all the racist black guys
@itsh4sh 3 місяці тому
Love the channel, but u got this one wrong Jxmy. After winning another 100k 3pt contest- vs nba players + under pressure- He’s exposed this TNT stunt for ruining his rep. Please update this video, this narrative must be changed‼️🙏🏽💯
@matthewgabbana5021 3 місяці тому
Who he beat in a 3 pt contest?
@itsh4sh 3 місяці тому
@@matthewgabbana5021 most notably Gilbert Arenas, Swaggy P, and Brandon Jennings. It was Gil’s shootout check it out. There were a handful of contestants shooting very high percentage
@bjrnthebootybandit 3 місяці тому
@@itsh4sh Rashard McCants, Lexie Brown also
@Herbalizer28 5 місяців тому
Glad to see someone recognize Kenny...casuals will dismiss him because he is sitting next to 2 top-50 players of all time, but Kenny was a starter for most of his career in the NBA..which makes him a standout even among other NBA players ! A great 3pt shooter in an era when it wasn't considered a great shot...he could be an all-star in this era !
@jowieonit 5 місяців тому
bronsexuals will outright label him as "plumber"
@spelllegacylikedeath9957 5 місяців тому
He also happened to start on two title winning teams
@robertthabassheadjacobson4968 5 місяців тому
Two top 25 players of all-time no cap
@Herbalizer28 5 місяців тому
@@robertthabassheadjacobson4968 yes, I believe that too..just played it safe
@spelllegacylikedeath9957 5 місяців тому
@@robertthabassheadjacobson4968 🧢 🧢🧢
@hiit-itxr-fitness1962 5 місяців тому
11:11 Oooooooh it's bad when Kenny doesn't just beat you, he goes out and says "LET'S GO HOME LADIES AND GENTLEMEN" 😂
@ntnsty 3 місяці тому
They got in his head. Made him feel unwelcome and like an intruder. He was out of his element - Kenny was very much at home. The haunting truth is that an NBA star knows how to intimidate and screw with your mind.
@Topdog715 2 місяці тому
Damn, not the Knock Knees! 😂😂😂😂 I used to trip on him when he was in Uniform with those knees. 😂😂😂
@SSPTheGoat 5 місяців тому
The second hand embarrassment I felt while watching this…😭😭
@OKCfan384 5 місяців тому
Same
@willmetzler9018 5 місяців тому
I had to pause it lmao. I'm taking refuge in the comments right now. Just absolutely brutal
@9thecolor51 5 місяців тому
Mega oof indeed.
@jasperking442 5 місяців тому
Bro after every sentence I had to pause it
@dvdivine1962 5 місяців тому
That feeling is really palpable man, if it wasn't for the jxmy's narration I couldn't handle it.
@joefrmwork 5 місяців тому
One thing I learned in life with basketball. Anyone can be a pure shooter and lights out with their shoots when they are alone with no real pressure. But once the lights are on and a lot of people are watching on tv or fans in the stands, that’s when your true colors come out 😂. Your heart rate picks up, your nervous kicks in and your mind starts to scatter. That’s why being a pro athlete isn’t as easy as use regular folks think it is. Yeah we can say “oh they should did this or done this” but in reality a lot of us would fold quickly if we had the spotlight on us 🤷🏽♂️
@richatlarge462 5 місяців тому
I've never been nervous on the court, but the real difference is that you are moving in the flow of the game and are being defended, and get one shot at a time.
@Ajpbs9 3 місяці тому
I just seen this guy's story on Gilbert Arenas' show..its crazy how they did my man!
@cybermadness99 3 місяці тому
We need a Gil's Arena Shootout Update!
@ragegaze3482 Місяць тому
he won
@user-qr9eo1wo8y 5 місяців тому
At age 29, best shape ever, just dunked since age 19 and going to Fresno State D1. Was really thinking to just go to walk on try outs and see. Then a 3rd string bench warmer who never checked into a game played at our church gym with us. He looked like Superman at 5'10" all over the rim. I felt proud I could dunk at 29, 6'1"...and there it ends.
@Sonnyy21 5 місяців тому
lmaoooooo
@TheStoicNurse 5 місяців тому
My basketball coach once said "Everyone looks good at the lay-up line" this is literally the embodiment of it, but on national tv lmao
@Truthman45 5 місяців тому
Not everyone can look good at the layup line either.
@ityson6814 3 місяці тому
If you watch Gil’s arena you will see that there was more to this behind the scenes. The man was set up to fail since the beginning.
@Qertii 2 місяці тому
How was he set up? Unless they explicitly told him to miss there’s no way to rig a shooting contest
@PieManZXY 2 місяці тому
@@QertiiDid you watch the video before you commented this?
@Qertii 2 місяці тому
@@PieManZXY Yes, can you answer my question?
@ynoluke 3 місяці тому
PUT RESPECT ON HIS NAME!! @JxmyHighRoller #Gil’sShootout
@ricardoandrade8968 5 місяців тому
Just when he thought enough time has passed and no one would remember, here is Jxmy dropping a 12 minute video about that one episode 😂
@system331 5 місяців тому
If you watch the tnt crew, you’re never forgetting this
@marcosmartinez8088 5 місяців тому
You know, that´s remind me of a similar story in a basketball camp back in the day. I was 14-15 y/o, and this former basketball player in my country, Vinicio Muñoz, he was teaching in that 2 day camp. He is the MJ/GOAT of the dominican basketball league, a 6´7 SF with a great jumper, his jumpshot kinda look like Luka´s jumpshot with a high arc, and he averaged like 23 pts over a 25 years career. And boooy, he was an old head, just like that drunk uncle that tells you he would have made it to the NBA if he didnt get injured, or another bullshit excuse. He started the first day practices giving his testimony, the ups and downs of his life and career, and of course he was talking in some point of how good he was and his shot was money. Some kid participating in the practice was talking hella trash to his friend, he didnt believe this former player was that good, and this kid was one of the best of the camp. The old head overheard him talking, and dared him to a shooting contest, while everybody started to do the drills. Whoever makes the more shots out of 10 attempts, win. The former player didnt warm up and he shot first, he went 10/10 from inside the three point line. Then, he passed a ball to the young fella, and he missed horribly the first shot, no chance to win. And this man was almost 60 y/o, but in a good shape, shooting 200 shots everyday as his normal daily routine. Anyway, after that, young fella really started to learn from the old man. If i remember well, he told us to practice twice as hard the dribbling with your left hand, and dribble most of the time with your opposite hand, so you can change the direction and explode to the basket with your strong hand, which, ironically, are pretty good teachings if you try it, but he told me once i was trash. I think he faced MJ and USA basketball team back in 1984 in a exhibition game. St Johns offered him an scholarship as a teenager, but he rejected it, until this day his biggest regret, according to himself.
@InfiniteCoreXD 5 місяців тому
Did he tell you guys why he didn’t take that offer
@AyyyQ 5 місяців тому
He shoulda took tht offer
@guillaumeraux 5 місяців тому
Classic story of any retired pro in any good league of any sport. Most people don't understand there are levels to it until they see 45+ year old guys toy with everybody while making it look effortless. When you've done something every day, hundreds of thousands of times, for your first 35+ years, your body never forgets. Mastery that can only be reached by decades of practice. You can't fake or replicate it.
@briant1745 5 місяців тому
@@guillaumerauxnot to mention they have experience competing with the worlds best so shutting down trash talkers is a Sunday stroll for them
@peterranney9488 5 місяців тому
@@briant1745 This reminds me of my dad. He was a pro tennis player and a decent golfer, and one day someone scratched from our foursome and so I got him to come out and play with us. Anyways through the front nine everything was pretty even, but on hole 11 one of my friends told him "you don't have this shot" on his second ball and my dad came out from his address, took a second and just stared at my buddy and then lined the shot up and put it 10 feet from the pin. He then proceeded to play the last 8 holes at 3 under par and take all our money. All he ever said was at the end of the round "when there is trash talking what is doing the talking?" and then walked off like a zen master. My friends still bring it up today.
@dropoutta 2 місяці тому
won 100 rackades in gilbert arenas shootout though bro a legend fr
@Mobthegreat11 2 місяці тому
Stop it no nba shooter was der
@dropoutta 2 місяці тому
@@Mobthegreat11 gilbert arenas ,rashad mccants, brandon jennings , n some dude that was on a 10 day contract with the pacers now if you mean stephen curry wasn’t there then say that but i just named 4 niggas that we’re in the nba at some point in time and shot a basketball in said nba
@pennyscifen4388 3 місяці тому
he was just in a competition and beat former NBA players and active college players.
@ImAlxxy 2 місяці тому
Kenny ain't just a former NBA player. Dude shot 39.9% from 3 on 1665 attempts, which i'd assume had an NBA level defender on him at LEAST 80% of the time, all in front of arenas full of people. And half of the time that entire arena was rooting against him.
@pennyscifen4388 2 місяці тому
@@ImAlxxy not talking about kenny, he was just on a 3 pt tournament the gilbert arenas was hosting and he won, beating former NBA players and college players. i believe there was over 150 participants.
@askherbs 5 місяців тому
One of the best basketball storytellers. Thank you, Jimmy.
@standingmaximumverticaljump 5 місяців тому
Second to "The NBA Story Teller"
@MoralesCorner 5 місяців тому
I love Jimmy too but why does everyone keep posting the same comment lately ?
@RaccoonWithRabbis 5 місяців тому
I watch football, hockey, and baseball. Remember watching basketball when I was a kid but fell out of love with the sport. Jimmy's been a spark rekindling that flame for me. Thanks. Respect.
@MrKenn93 5 місяців тому
Love how the three guys came together to defend Kenny’s and the NBA fraternity’s honour.
@stevenscummy1458 5 місяців тому
I'm sure if it wasn't for the excuses they would have treated him better and passed him the ball, then he would have had a shot. You can't come in making excuses especially to a bunch of guys from the 80s and 90s, plus Chuck hates manbuns and ponytails too
@timwynn1983 5 місяців тому
To be fair, it’s Kenny having home court advantage just like in an actual game. He got the crowd of scary Shaq and chuck to back him up and intimidate Anthony. It’s like if Kenny were to play in a playoff game in the opposing team’s home court, Kenny and his team would likely more to lose because of the physiological pressure like Anthony is having right now. On top of that, Kenny had more time to shoot in the studio’s court and it was Anthony first time shooting on this court which has low ceiling, and this of course gave Kenny a huge advantage alongside with the home court advantage. Let’s reverse this and put Kenny on the courts that Anthony was playing on. Kenny would lose 100%. So I don’t think why everyone is criticizing Anthony..
@Optable 5 місяців тому
@@timwynn1983 Making me spit out my food on thanksgiving?! "Kenny would lose 100%" 😂😂😂
@CSDonohue11 5 місяців тому
I Fricken LOVE It ! 🛩️ I met The Jet @ Fashion Show in Las Vegas and Jet was Cool AF Signed something for Me Just a notebook I had in My bag He’s legit Real Dude. Just Super Cool I Love when these type of Dudes get set straight and even better when it’s like this an older long retired player Kenny The Jet Smith doing what He does & Oh Yea… The Jet was also in Dunk Contests Not just a shooter Nor just a jumper 🛩️
@whattheysayk9558 5 місяців тому
@@timwynn1983 doesn’t matter. If you’re the worlds, best shooter, it doesn’t matter wouldn’t say that if he was Curry
@immersivemods9975 Місяць тому
that accidental "term aint never fight" from kenny around 9:25 had me dying dude meant to say form aint never tight again quickly and messed up i feel it in my soul i do that so often
@i_o_r_i___xxx90 3 місяці тому
whos here after Miracola’s revelation in Gils Arena💁🏻♀️💯🤣 true or not they must do a part 2 of Kenny vs Miracola at the biggest Meca streetcourt in america Rucker Park💁🏻♀️💯
@guccibirkin188 5 місяців тому
It has nothing to do with pressure, this guy practices shooting the exact same way from the exact same spot hundreds of thousands of times. The world records he’s breaking don’t require you to do anything else. The second he moves back he looks like he’s never touched a ball. This is why context is important.
@Dead_Goat 5 місяців тому
Also location. Kenny has shot on that hoop this guy has not.
@gskuani7769 5 місяців тому
he was getting up shots before they aired the segment. and besides that doesn't matter. if you actually hoop, it only takes a couple minutes or less to adjust to a new rim.@@Dead_Goat
@cedricduyongco 5 місяців тому
But the height of the ceiling also does matter. If he always shoots a looper then he would get "intimidated" by the low ceiling.
@kinghakeemhase305 5 місяців тому
Based comment
@jjleeeee 5 місяців тому
Yes, because the “best shooter in the world” is limited to a fix position
@joecool2125 5 місяців тому
I played D1 college ball with a few guys who would go on to play professionally. Calling them elite athletes doesn't describe how talented, skilled, and physically gifted they were. Dude had no idea. Granted, the guy has skill, but shooting baskets alone in a gym doesn't compare to shooting in front of an audience. Part of what makes great players great is their confidence and ability to perform under pressure.
@JohnDoe-ns8ho 4 місяці тому
If you played D1 ball then you were also elite talented, skilled, and physically gifted. Or, you were super mega elite at a few things but topped out at that level because you didn't have the rest. And should understand how trivial it is for some random person to be better than NBA players at one aspect of the game but never being close to making it to the NBA.
@beenschmokin 4 місяці тому
Gifted? LOL. Practice and discipline. They didn't get their abilities from Santa Claus and weren't born bouncing a ball. GTFOH
@DBBMed 4 місяці тому
It literally Does describe them
@dorianpaisley-smith303 4 місяці тому
Where did you play?
@beenschmokin 4 місяці тому
@@dorianpaisley-smith303 Michael Jordan wasn't born the goat. Tiger woods was molded by his father and decades of reps. There are studies done about this and it is well proven "talent" only shows through in the beginning stages of a subject. K Anders Ericson being the most prominent to do so. Being tall alone only works in high school basketball. Professionals are as such because hard work and discipline. This is not debatable. Educate yourself. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aqOJooWEnImEyJc.htmlsi=BFoRMezg8lVxAAwH
@thetrufh 3 місяці тому
Probably the best gift the guy received in a while. Learning humility is a blessing and hope the guy eventually sees it this way. Wish he didn't have to learn on National TV though.
@wereallyrollin6680 3 місяці тому
When u gotta rig it to win u know u an NBA player lmao 🤣🤣🤣
@cresv422 3 місяці тому
The best gift ? tnt did him dirty
@LukiLuxGaming 3 місяці тому
Gift. This happened 5 years ago and he still get berated for it even though it was 3 damn shots. He showed up to get 100k and proved TNT are bums
@thetrufh 3 місяці тому
@@LukiLuxGaming But how can you confidently claim you're the best in the world at anything? It's okay if you're trying to motivate yourself...but actually believing your own delusion about being the best shooter, and then going on national tv to prove it, in front of actual NBA legends? No man. He needed the smackdown so his life doesn't get derailed by fantasies.
@jared_deraj 2 місяці тому
@@thetrufhhe was asked... didn't go around proclaiming it. he takes shooting competitively, for good reason, and has confidence in himself, but he's a humble guy.
@smoody2000 3 місяці тому
Gils shootout brought me here!! One hell of a comeback! Shaq, Kenny and Charles are 🤡🤡🤡
@EriktheRaids82D 3 місяці тому
💯
@connorchristian6231 3 місяці тому
What are all these bot comments lmao
@Mobthegreat11 3 місяці тому
It’s not nba 3 line at gills n who face that was ex nba
@BULSHYTT 5 місяців тому
6:15 "No matter how knocked those knees get"😂 Kenny still knocking them 3's down
@andrethegreatyt2 4 місяці тому
"and wearing a suit"
@iamtheonlywilly 3 місяці тому
😂😂😂
@user-tx7vw5ez9w 5 місяців тому
Impressive story telling! You took a sentence “he wasn’t as good as an NBA player” and made an interesting story that kept me hanging on to the end. Well done!
@biz09ification 3 місяці тому
This video contradicts itself. Saying an average guy that holds records for shooting isnt better than an nba player while a kid outshoots shaq. There are a lot of nba players that dude would beat in a shooting competition. There are non professionals that are better dunkers than nba players. Does that mean they can play in the nba. No. But hes outshooting shaq anywhere outside 3 feet
@tannerconklin1117 5 місяців тому
Jimmy has the best videos and it's no debate. I've already seen this dude before but it feels like a whole new story when Jimmy tells it and I love it.
@frankjum 5 місяців тому
Agreed. Hands down the best bball channel on UKposts. Always stellar. 😎👏🏾👏🏾
@bladerunner7324 5 місяців тому
"Like a pack of hyenas, the crew is circling Barkley" this had me laughing hard😂😂😂. I love your channel, you made me fell in love for the game of basketball, cheers from Brazil
@placefeature5329 5 місяців тому
Lol
@marktruong7937 2 місяці тому
The stage is everything, I've seen so many videos of NBA guys shooting for warm ups and those guys don't miss man.
@coachd6477 3 місяці тому
The way they took him out before he took a shot is hilarious! Charles just staring at him is wild 😂😂😂
@EliaSamaha 5 місяців тому
I don't know how you do it, you're the best storyteller I've ever encountered. You took a very basic and uneventful bit and had me on the edge of my seat throughout. Well done sir!
@elderscrolls8442 5 місяців тому
check out 'mr ballin'
@estanneque 4 місяці тому
Same here. Was about to do something else, but I kept my but on the couch, waiting for "circus show" =D
@g13kizz2 4 місяці тому
Same here👍
@AFCA4EVER 4 місяці тому
Facts!!! Love how he tells it with the funny add ons. 😂👌🏽
@Jason-lk9yi 4 місяці тому
The only thing he did was make a 90 second video about 11 minutes too long.
@zenhoss 5 місяців тому
This is exactly why I tell people to go see the NBA live and as up close as possible. These player are HUGE and FAST and talking shit to each other the whole time. It’s not just being big or an amazing shooter, you gotta put it all together in front of the fans and all those other players, it’s an intensity you have to condition yourself to. Most adult males couldn’t take an NBA bump or hand check, it’s just different. It’s like thinking working a heavy bag like boss makes you a boxer.
@Prime_Will 5 місяців тому
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@wilblades 5 місяців тому
THIS. I got to sit 6th row once at a clippers Knicks game, near the basket and watched Montrez Harrell body the SHIT outta Mitchell Robinson mid-air and finish. It was at that moment that I fully understood, it does not translate on TV at all.
@bokisuba9702 5 місяців тому
I was friend with NBA center and got to experience few games up close and even hang with some of the players in a restaurant after the game. I realized how TV does NOT "translate" how big these MFs are, 1st time when I went to one of the games like this where I stood next to them. Im 5'10" and I literally felt like a child standing next to these guys. Only one that was kinda close to my height was Jameer Nelson. He is listed at 6'0" (in NBA height listed is with shoes on) but he is NOT that height. He was 5'10" at best.
@kjthemenace635 5 місяців тому
Bc them mf bots in the NBA
@yell0wberry 5 місяців тому
This slightly reminds me of when Jeremy Lin got to be in the NBA, when he was enrolled at Harvard and playing basketball, a lot of those black guys in the park, didn’t think he was good for anything till he had to embarrass them
@rickb2432 Місяць тому
Paul George has a story about a shot Bird made when Paul was at Indy. Bird had been watching practice, it was wrapping up and he was walking towards the exit when a ball rolled over to him. He picked it up and shot a 3, loafers, dress slacks and a button down. Nothing but net. Bird just continued walking out of the gym. Cold.
@nitthegrit7544 3 місяці тому
It's good to stay humble, because there's always someone else around the corner that's got an edge on you. Always.
@rbz1 5 місяців тому
"no matter how knocked those knees get...." You caught me slipping on that one LMAO.
@beigefox6579 5 місяців тому
I laughed so hard on that 🤣🤣🤣
@trishulsingh9845 5 місяців тому
🤣🤣😂
@bjf5027 5 місяців тому
As a former D1 sprinter I get sh!t like this all the time. My adult friends (made after college) are like, "I'm fast as hell, bet I can beat you". I'm just like, " dude, not only do you have no chance against me in my prime, you have absolutely zero chance against me now". I've raced so many dadbods who think they can run a 4.6 40 because "that's not that fast"
@A5AP_SWEATSHIRT 5 місяців тому
I’d say most d1 probably d2 athletes can probably run a 4.6
@frankjennings4489 5 місяців тому
Okay, but have you raced jerry Seinfeld though? He’s the fastest kid in school.
@SplittinTheBill 5 місяців тому
@@frankjennings4489what a great comment, thank you
@biscothejerd 5 місяців тому
No, just no@@A5AP_SWEATSHIRT
@lordaleksandre 5 місяців тому
@@A5AP_SWEATSHIRTHey, you're the guy he was referring to!
@LeJendLBC 3 місяці тому
You ain’t gon mention his world records tho? 😂
@WorldConflictsTV 2 місяці тому
Did you watch the video?
@elmerwilliams2423 3 місяці тому
Update needed!
@HairwayToSteaven1 5 місяців тому
Ernie johnson is so underrated. He’s a stand up man, father, and host to the NBA world. I’d love to see jimmy do a spotlight on a man every NBA fan has admired for over 3 decades.
@MoralesCorner 5 місяців тому
Ernie underrated? Everyone who knows about the show loves him
@Herbalizer28 5 місяців тому
yes, and have to babysit these guys is a feat in itself !! Ernie is the man !
@Dengchiii 5 місяців тому
Kenny Smith won the Rockets a Finals game because of his shooting. That experience of handling that pressure to win a crucial game will carry over for the rest of his life. Like players say, a player can lose their athleticism, their explosiveness and quickness. But shooters never lose their touch.
@brybry865 3 місяці тому
I would have never thought you would do a video on Anthony and Kenny. I watch this video so many times in the past
@user-gd9rj4cz4o 2 місяці тому
Barkley screamed at the Young boy that wasn't fair and Is Shaquille O'neal right behind him❤😅😊
@LouDiamondPhilips199 5 місяців тому
I wish TNT did segments like this more often. The arm wrestling spot with Devon Larratt was legendary
@KnowDAOself 5 місяців тому
"No matter how knocked those knees get, once an NBA player, always an NBA player" @6:15 😂🤣🤣
@miskittt 5 місяців тому
I laughed at that too! 😂
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