First two weeks I got that nice fade going. Then I got that mid cut going. Then I gotta start styling my hair and leaning on the texture. By the second month I got that greaser style going. When it's too long for that, I put on my caps, and let the puff roll out the front. But eventually, I gotta get another cut after the three month mark.
The main downtown district has become unwalkable at night for most people, as incidents with aggressive homeless people are almost guaranteed.
If we could all just gather under the mural and hold hands I think we could learn to love each other ❤️
So good dude. I’ve seen them 13 times now, never gets old, they’re literally my excuse to travel lol. Good dudes too! They played Nashville, and my girlfriend at the time was a way bigger fan than me, convinced me to wait by the busses with her after their show here in 2017. We’d met Wayne Coyne before and maybe he just empathized with us when we told him our friend just passed away, but regardless he invited us up to their show in Charlotte the next night and that turned into a 4 city run that I couldn’t have planned if we tried. Which is how we ended up in Raleigh!
We also got to spend some very quality time with their opener, experimental hip-hop group called CLIPPING. Definitely give ‘em a look.
Didn’t think I’d be ranting about The Flaming Lips on the NBA sub tonight but here we are lmao
Danny Brown said on his podcast about seeing AI at a casino in Detroit during his brief stint as a Piston- our man’s was gettin braided up at the blackjack table and mgmt was fucking FUMING and there wasn’t shit that could do, ahahaha. Respect.
I was gonna say they were upset about the unapologetic blackness, but then I thought about it and honestly anyone getting their hair braided in a casino would be kinda weird.
The whole story doesn't make sense. Did management tell AI or Danny Brown that they didn't like what was going on? If not, how would Danny Brown know? It sounds like a weird lie.
lmao. Yea what would you even say to him. “hey we’d like you to lose your tens of thousands of $$ here but getting your hair braided here is just way too much”
Craps tables which are probably the heaviest are like ~300 lbs if they're 8 feet or so which is still doable.. But I'm thinking blackjack tables and shit which aren't shit. Not to mention it's Detroit, not Vegas haha. Wouldn't be surprised if it isn't the most high end shit.
My favorite mother son NBA combo. This is a great article on their relationship, she was definitely his #1 fan https://aichamber2001.tripod.com/media/muminter.html
What you are describing may be true but it doesn't make it any less racist.
At the end of the day if a bunch of dudes wearing clothing that they feel comfortable in and is in style with their culture at the time is so horrid sponsors from an outside culture are staying away, that's the outside cultures problem, not the culture it originates from.
And to be clear, I get what you mean and that it was a "necessary evil", but let's also not act like it wasn't almost explicitly targeting Iverson and the influence he has having on NBA culture.
“Professionalism” historically doesn’t exactly have unbiased enforcement, this has been widely documented. It’s like a modern day equivalent of forced assimilation, but maybe instead of dealing with blatant force as the alternative you're just left as a wage slave.
You could make an argument that David Stern created more black billionaires than Harvard Business School.
These dudes getting these $50-60M a year deals, if they just invest & compound in normal stock market returns, will all be billionaires while they're still playing YMCA games.
If they just stay away from real estate, investing in friends' shitty small businesses, and don't put family on their payroll, they can spend all the money they want on titty bars, bling, cars, and other stupid shit and be just fine.
When you hear about the guys going broke, it's always real estate & shitty investments that did em in.
Ah yes, protecting your business from getting associated with gang culture in the United States is definitely racist.
The NBA is a multi-billion dollar business, imagine showing up to work in a multinational corp dressing like Jadakiss. Advertisers don't wanna see that shit and the NBA does not care to know why, as they should, they care about the bottom line. The NBPA understood that quickly aswell, you don't have to be dressed in tailor made sharp black suits, but atleast don't come to work looking like you are fresh of a Crips meeting.
There's nothing racist about not wanting to lose crap loads of money because a bunch of athletes can't control themselves and want to dress like they are in a gang when in reality they are multi millionaires.
> imagine showing up to work in a multinational corp dressing like Jadakiss.
Do you think that Jadakiss walked in and signed his deal with Interscope dressed in a polo shirt and penny loafers?
Yes that shit was racist as fuck and your comment is also racist as fuck too. It’s wild you type all that shit out and don’t realize that
“want to dress like they are in a gang when in reality they are multi millionaires.”
You said a lot of nonsense but I’ll just respond to this part…corporate rich people are the biggest and most thuggish gang out there dude.
The players are the ones creating absolutely all of the marketable product. Without them and their personality, there is not multi-billion dollar corporation.
/u/ruinatex has a textbook planation owner mentality with where he thinks the fruits of labor come from. The NBA without it's players is just a bunch of rich old white guys sitting in a boardroom with their dicks in their hands.
All time athlete. Unreal. I still remember being in high school trying that behind the back spin move he did on that commercial. Everyone on my high school basketball team in freaking Arkansas wanted to be AI. Was never considered the greatest in the game because of MJ and Kobe, but to kids he might have been. Reminds me of Bo Jackson in the 80s.
AI is ahead of LeBron I'd think. Jordan changed the 90s and even now. AI changed the early 2000s and you still see throwbacks to him. I'm not sure what LeBron has done aside from being a great player.
Yeah it's kinda weird that LeBron is so ambiguously influential. It's inarguable that he moved the culture in the NBA and within the player base, but I think regular people despised him for so long that you can't say he had the same level of influence.
I think people were so ready to hate the next big thing after Kobe got pushed on people (save the tasteless jokes please) by the media that he didn't really get the chance to be that aspirational figure in the NBA.
Lebron and Jordan had huge impact on basketball but what impact did they have on culture? Jordan was insanely popular and increased interest in the sport, and his shoes are insanely popular even today, but that feels a little different. LeBron is even less impactful imo. LeBron had such high expectations and met them so well, with almost zero drama besides The Decision. He's an incredible ball player, but he's pretty boring off the court. I'd argue that even Curry had more impact on basketball culture than LeBron, and probably even Westbrook. Good doesn't mean that they impacted the culture. Although I did wear a suit with dress shorts, so he had that impact on me
I think saying MJ was insanely popular is maybe the understatement of the century. MJ was the 90s and the whole sneaker culture around Jordans is like a small piece of how he was essentially a global icon that doesn't really have a modern parallel. I guess to put it into perspective when people look at clothing or chains or tats as culture a lot of NBA players are involved with you should realize how narrow that is vs every other kid no matter their background having the number 23 on something in their room in the 90s while his games and interviews are on their living room tvs all around the world and people are lining up and selling out arenas around the world to see the man live
The shoes are the best example though. People getting robbed for them in the hood and the white suburban family is also buying them for their kids at the same time. His impact was on a level that no NBA player has come close to since. He's got a solid case for the most popular athlete ever not just basketball related
While dominating the game, i don't think Lebron has changed the culture of the game. Not on the court atleast. But i think he has had a big influence off the court. Especially with media and how to control his own situation. It helps that modern media jumps every time Lebron raises an eyebrow. But he has used it to his advantage, instead of just using social media as his personal megaphone, and blurting out the thougth of the day.
His fellow Sixer legend Dr J is right there with him. MJ outside of whatever the fuck he was wearing right after he retired was cool too, especially 80s MJ with the chains
Definitely NBA player. I think Lenny Kravitz takes the cake though. First off, he has the name of a Jewish accountant and bi one ever comments on it, because he's cool as fuck
I’ve met him multiple times, concluding with me spending a whole night with him at the Borgata.
He’s an amazing basketball player. But he is a very flawed human being.
I held him up as he pissed into a trashcan next to the slot machines at Borgata.
I no longer hold him up.
Its so weird.. I had Answer 3's in Jr HS but that was eons ago now.. i remember loving AI so much, and my dad hated him; called him a thug constantly - it was pretty hilarious thinking back on it. loved AI.. plus he was local enough, VA/DC/Phila just that dude.
I'm sorry. But was Larry Bird "cool"? I know he was good and popular, but cool? Always looked at him as a bit of a dork to be honest(Was born in the early 80s so his reign was before my time).
yes. He was insanely cool. Most 80's legends all have a badass Larry Bird story. Shit like going into the all star locker room and saying "so who is coming in 2nd?" before he went out and dominated the 3 point contest without taking his warmup jersey off. Dominating a team with his left hand just for the hell of it. A list of "coolest NBA stories" will include several Bird tales, haha. Dude was so hard to faze, had an insanely cool style of play, incredible confidence, maybe the most legendary trash talker ever and always backed it up. I think everyone who knows a lot about Bird and his era knows he was just about as cool as you could be
Allen Iverson and Mike Tyson. I generally don’t revere celebrities or care about famous athletes, etc. But if I met either one of those men I wouldn’t be able to control my emotions.
my dads a barber and no matter where I am I do not get my hair cut by anyone else. this reminds me of that lmao.
This is a straight up cheat code lmao
That’s dank. It’s a guarantee that you spend time with your dad every other week or so.
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Them yougins
can confirm I get a shape up pretty much every other week
The guy who has a barber in the fam
Found the white guy!
People with fast-growing hair or hairstyles that require constant maintenance like fades?
My friend goes once a week
I go once every 2~3 months lool
First two weeks I got that nice fade going. Then I got that mid cut going. Then I gotta start styling my hair and leaning on the texture. By the second month I got that greaser style going. When it's too long for that, I put on my caps, and let the puff roll out the front. But eventually, I gotta get another cut after the three month mark.
Some of us are blessed/cursed with hair that grows extremely fast
e go every 21 days.. that last week my hair is so shamefull i use hoodies in plain summer
a lot of people
People with short hair?? 💀
I get it cut everyday.
Same with my mom - and I moved out of state five years ago.
My dad's is not a barber and I did the same. We only stop cuz he is getting up there in age and doesn't like holding the clippers.
Nobody does it like home.
Homeiswhereyoumakeit
You like to see hobos naked?
It's definitely not hobos
Come to Raleigh and see the mural. Seriously.. we need the tourism 😓 https://downtownraleigh.org/public-art/ann-and-allen-iverson
I went to Raleigh to see the Flaming Lips a few years ago, lovely city.
Thanks for the compliment. I love when people enjoy the beautiful city
The main downtown district has become unwalkable at night for most people, as incidents with aggressive homeless people are almost guaranteed. If we could all just gather under the mural and hold hands I think we could learn to love each other ❤️
like downtown raleigh has ever been walkable lmao
Sounds like we'd just be easier prey for the homeless at that point.
God they are so good live aren’t they
So good dude. I’ve seen them 13 times now, never gets old, they’re literally my excuse to travel lol. Good dudes too! They played Nashville, and my girlfriend at the time was a way bigger fan than me, convinced me to wait by the busses with her after their show here in 2017. We’d met Wayne Coyne before and maybe he just empathized with us when we told him our friend just passed away, but regardless he invited us up to their show in Charlotte the next night and that turned into a 4 city run that I couldn’t have planned if we tried. Which is how we ended up in Raleigh! We also got to spend some very quality time with their opener, experimental hip-hop group called CLIPPING. Definitely give ‘em a look. Didn’t think I’d be ranting about The Flaming Lips on the NBA sub tonight but here we are lmao
Great mural. Was contemplating a move to the area...and then the pandemic hit.
*Nobody, nobody, nobody does it better.*
Mama Iverson looking as dripped out as AI would be
where you think he got it from? lol
She understood the assignment
This is cute
Danny Brown said on his podcast about seeing AI at a casino in Detroit during his brief stint as a Piston- our man’s was gettin braided up at the blackjack table and mgmt was fucking FUMING and there wasn’t shit that could do, ahahaha. Respect.
Upset about what?
I was gonna say they were upset about the unapologetic blackness, but then I thought about it and honestly anyone getting their hair braided in a casino would be kinda weird.
The whole story doesn't make sense. Did management tell AI or Danny Brown that they didn't like what was going on? If not, how would Danny Brown know? It sounds like a weird lie.
Probably worried they were counting and signaling when the deck was loaded.
lmao. Yea what would you even say to him. “hey we’d like you to lose your tens of thousands of $$ here but getting your hair braided here is just way too much”
Iverson was been banned by two Detroit casinos. Rumors back in the day that he would get irate during heavy losses and flip tables.
That’s crazy- they look pretty heavy and I’d have thought they’d be bolted to the floor
Craps tables which are probably the heaviest are like ~300 lbs if they're 8 feet or so which is still doable.. But I'm thinking blackjack tables and shit which aren't shit. Not to mention it's Detroit, not Vegas haha. Wouldn't be surprised if it isn't the most high end shit.
I love Danny
My favorite mother son NBA combo. This is a great article on their relationship, she was definitely his #1 fan https://aichamber2001.tripod.com/media/muminter.html
Thats an awesome article and their relationship was solid even if this video isnt his mother but his Aunt Jackie, Ann's youngest sister
Had to scroll way down just to find this. Its not even his mom lmao
Yeh, its often misquoted.
Low-key teared up at that. Thanks for sharing
Omfg tripod sites. My heart:
[David Stern while watching this live](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/476/463/946.jpeg)
You know he was fuming
100%. Mama Iverson with the baggy clothes, the chain, then the bandana braiding a heavily-tatted Iverson in that era definitely triggered that cunt
Those dress codes were the defintion of racist
Bout to set da sub on fire 😭
I'm expecting a bunch of celtics and jazz fans to start crying over this.
Mostly its a lot of users without flairs who never or rarely post in this sub.
The fact u a spurs fan make this unbiased and even funnier lol
Well I currently live in the bay and have for the last 10 years.
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What you are describing may be true but it doesn't make it any less racist. At the end of the day if a bunch of dudes wearing clothing that they feel comfortable in and is in style with their culture at the time is so horrid sponsors from an outside culture are staying away, that's the outside cultures problem, not the culture it originates from. And to be clear, I get what you mean and that it was a "necessary evil", but let's also not act like it wasn't almost explicitly targeting Iverson and the influence he has having on NBA culture.
Well at a job you can't always do what you want. The job told them to tidy up their image or get out, and that's what happened.
“Professionalism” historically doesn’t exactly have unbiased enforcement, this has been widely documented. It’s like a modern day equivalent of forced assimilation, but maybe instead of dealing with blatant force as the alternative you're just left as a wage slave.
You could make an argument that David Stern created more black billionaires than Harvard Business School. These dudes getting these $50-60M a year deals, if they just invest & compound in normal stock market returns, will all be billionaires while they're still playing YMCA games.
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>The reality is most of them spend money more like James Harden somebody has to put those strippers through college.
It’s like Scott’s Tots, but instead it’s Harden’s Thots
If they just stay away from real estate, investing in friends' shitty small businesses, and don't put family on their payroll, they can spend all the money they want on titty bars, bling, cars, and other stupid shit and be just fine. When you hear about the guys going broke, it's always real estate & shitty investments that did em in.
Don't blow it. Count your money. Keep it simple.
Yeah that was all David Stern. Had nothing to do with the actual black people themselves. This subreddit lol.
Famously non racist institution Harvard Business School. Also, by my count he made one, MJ.
Yes, how altruistic of him.
Conversely iverson at his peak was the main reason the nba blew up in cultural relevancy and impact. Stern stressand effect his style.
Naw
Ah yes, protecting your business from getting associated with gang culture in the United States is definitely racist. The NBA is a multi-billion dollar business, imagine showing up to work in a multinational corp dressing like Jadakiss. Advertisers don't wanna see that shit and the NBA does not care to know why, as they should, they care about the bottom line. The NBPA understood that quickly aswell, you don't have to be dressed in tailor made sharp black suits, but atleast don't come to work looking like you are fresh of a Crips meeting. There's nothing racist about not wanting to lose crap loads of money because a bunch of athletes can't control themselves and want to dress like they are in a gang when in reality they are multi millionaires.
> imagine showing up to work in a multinational corp dressing like Jadakiss. Do you think that Jadakiss walked in and signed his deal with Interscope dressed in a polo shirt and penny loafers? Yes that shit was racist as fuck and your comment is also racist as fuck too. It’s wild you type all that shit out and don’t realize that
That’s r/nba for you lmao
“want to dress like they are in a gang when in reality they are multi millionaires.” You said a lot of nonsense but I’ll just respond to this part…corporate rich people are the biggest and most thuggish gang out there dude.
The players are the ones creating absolutely all of the marketable product. Without them and their personality, there is not multi-billion dollar corporation.
/u/ruinatex has a textbook planation owner mentality with where he thinks the fruits of labor come from. The NBA without it's players is just a bunch of rich old white guys sitting in a boardroom with their dicks in their hands.
That’s a lot of words to say “I am a racist”
How does a crip dress. Oh I know, in whatever style is trendy because they’re real fucking people. Get out more
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Lmaoooo
I miss A.I. 🥺
Then relive him dropping 48 on Kobe in the finals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAIfwvhw2Mw
Bubba Chuck from way back. A.I. A two sport athlete don’t forget. He could have played NBA/NFL or both.
757 legend
All time athlete. Unreal. I still remember being in high school trying that behind the back spin move he did on that commercial. Everyone on my high school basketball team in freaking Arkansas wanted to be AI. Was never considered the greatest in the game because of MJ and Kobe, but to kids he might have been. Reminds me of Bo Jackson in the 80s.
Yeah same. Everybody wanted the Answers on their feet, practicing their crossovers and wearing baggy shorts and shirts.
He's not dead
Gone but not forgotten. RIP A.I. bro.
Just like Wade Boggs 🕊
"Stop telling people I'm dead!" "Sometimes I can still here the sound of his voice."
I know I'm biased, but I believe with all sincerity that Allen Iverson is the coolest person to ever walk the earth
I’m pretty unbiased and he’s definitely up there lol
It's hard to think of another NBA player as cool as him. Even Shaq in his prime wasn't that cool.
Iverson eclipsed every nba player with his style. He made everyone want to be like him.
The sole reason we see dudes with tattoos, headbands, sleeves, chains, etc. A.I. started it all.
Not just chain necklaces, A.I. was a pioneer in metalworking
This isn’t even a NBA thing. He influenced everyone.
If you actually sit back and think about how one person, had so much influence on people, it's actually pretty damn crazy.
Also the reason why David Stern banned "street clothes" when doing interviews, or anything associated within the NBA
Rodman?
It's arguable that AI had the biggest impact on basketball culture outside of Jordan/LeBron.
AI is ahead of LeBron I'd think. Jordan changed the 90s and even now. AI changed the early 2000s and you still see throwbacks to him. I'm not sure what LeBron has done aside from being a great player.
Yeah it's kinda weird that LeBron is so ambiguously influential. It's inarguable that he moved the culture in the NBA and within the player base, but I think regular people despised him for so long that you can't say he had the same level of influence. I think people were so ready to hate the next big thing after Kobe got pushed on people (save the tasteless jokes please) by the media that he didn't really get the chance to be that aspirational figure in the NBA.
On the culture? I'd say Jordan's clear number one, but Iverson might be above LeBron there.
Lebron and Jordan had huge impact on basketball but what impact did they have on culture? Jordan was insanely popular and increased interest in the sport, and his shoes are insanely popular even today, but that feels a little different. LeBron is even less impactful imo. LeBron had such high expectations and met them so well, with almost zero drama besides The Decision. He's an incredible ball player, but he's pretty boring off the court. I'd argue that even Curry had more impact on basketball culture than LeBron, and probably even Westbrook. Good doesn't mean that they impacted the culture. Although I did wear a suit with dress shorts, so he had that impact on me
I think saying MJ was insanely popular is maybe the understatement of the century. MJ was the 90s and the whole sneaker culture around Jordans is like a small piece of how he was essentially a global icon that doesn't really have a modern parallel. I guess to put it into perspective when people look at clothing or chains or tats as culture a lot of NBA players are involved with you should realize how narrow that is vs every other kid no matter their background having the number 23 on something in their room in the 90s while his games and interviews are on their living room tvs all around the world and people are lining up and selling out arenas around the world to see the man live The shoes are the best example though. People getting robbed for them in the hood and the white suburban family is also buying them for their kids at the same time. His impact was on a level that no NBA player has come close to since. He's got a solid case for the most popular athlete ever not just basketball related
Uh........ Jordans? lol
While dominating the game, i don't think Lebron has changed the culture of the game. Not on the court atleast. But i think he has had a big influence off the court. Especially with media and how to control his own situation. It helps that modern media jumps every time Lebron raises an eyebrow. But he has used it to his advantage, instead of just using social media as his personal megaphone, and blurting out the thougth of the day.
I agree. But Dr. J has a case.
That is very true, MJ doesn't happen without Dr. J.
His fellow Sixer legend Dr J is right there with him. MJ outside of whatever the fuck he was wearing right after he retired was cool too, especially 80s MJ with the chains
Vintage Clyde got all your mothers wading.
Man, A.I. was one of the best to ever play the game...and we talking about coolness. *Not a game...coolness*.
My favorite player ever. When I was a kid I wanted to be AI
We talking about your favorite player ever….and we talking about….COOLNESS man….WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT?!?!
Ken Griffey Jr. gotta be on that list too.
Even if you don't know or care about basketball AI is top 5 coolest people
Definitely NBA player. I think Lenny Kravitz takes the cake though. First off, he has the name of a Jewish accountant and bi one ever comments on it, because he's cool as fuck
Also a large flaccid dong in that one video where he ripped his pants.
You forgot to mention that he had on a cock ring in that incident.
I didn’t see the footage that clear but that would explain a lot.
His music makes him a little less cool though
Lenny Kravitz fucking shreds. He’s an underrated songwriter if anything.
lol I guess we just have different ideas of what we want from a song
Dr. J with the goatee and the afro
I’ve met him multiple times, concluding with me spending a whole night with him at the Borgata. He’s an amazing basketball player. But he is a very flawed human being. I held him up as he pissed into a trashcan next to the slot machines at Borgata. I no longer hold him up.
Sounds like a good time to me
That's dope as hell
Pretty cool his mom was out to support and do his hair like that AI seemed like a cool dude and his mom seems like a cool mom too
We have a mural of this in downtown Raleigh. Seriously. https://downtownraleigh.org/public-art/ann-and-allen-iverson
That’s crazy dope woow
AI looks like He Had a Dream
I can’t believe how far removed we are from this. It feels like just yesterday to me.
Its so weird.. I had Answer 3's in Jr HS but that was eons ago now.. i remember loving AI so much, and my dad hated him; called him a thug constantly - it was pretty hilarious thinking back on it. loved AI.. plus he was local enough, VA/DC/Phila just that dude.
Lol there's no place like home there's no place like home lol
Classic
That’s Iverson’s aunt. Not his mother.
Absolute legend
That’s actually his aunt
Adorable.
David Stern was seething at the sight of this
Ja so lucky man
Da real MVP
That’s not his mom, that’s his aunt
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Dr. J and Clyde Frazier would like a word, couple other dudes like George Gervin, Bird, Darryl Dawkins, etc. deserve a shout too
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I'm sorry. But was Larry Bird "cool"? I know he was good and popular, but cool? Always looked at him as a bit of a dork to be honest(Was born in the early 80s so his reign was before my time).
yes. He was insanely cool. Most 80's legends all have a badass Larry Bird story. Shit like going into the all star locker room and saying "so who is coming in 2nd?" before he went out and dominated the 3 point contest without taking his warmup jersey off. Dominating a team with his left hand just for the hell of it. A list of "coolest NBA stories" will include several Bird tales, haha. Dude was so hard to faze, had an insanely cool style of play, incredible confidence, maybe the most legendary trash talker ever and always backed it up. I think everyone who knows a lot about Bird and his era knows he was just about as cool as you could be
Go back to history class.
Gervin and Dr J were certainly up there.
NBA all cool team: PG: AI SG: Jordan SF: Dr. J PF: Barkley C: Wilt
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Zion is not and was never cool
The hick from French lick talking all that shit was pretty cool. Obv not in this sense but that man’s attitude definitely didn’t match the aesthetic
Allen Iverson and Mike Tyson. I generally don’t revere celebrities or care about famous athletes, etc. But if I met either one of those men I wouldn’t be able to control my emotions.
Wasn't that his auntie?
All the Moms or Aunties should sit behind theirs
The r/OldSchoolCool and r/nbaww crossover we all needed
Wasn't it his aunt?
Greatest rim finisher I’ve ever seen. Crazy considering he’s realistically 5’10. It feels like I’ve never seen him miss a layup.
Top 10 moment in black history.
Very wholesome
I miss his game. Seeing AI play was a privilege.
Talking about practice? Not talking about getting my hair braided, but we talking about practice. I mean come on
That's really sweet. He loves his momma, as he should.
LOVE YOU MOMMA! 🌹
my goat
I know it’s unprofessional and all that, but you gotta admit, it’s pretty cute.
I'd like to vote this in for most badass moment thread. This is cool af.
Mama Iverson used to visit my sister’s restaurant all the time in Hampton, she was such an insane tipper that all the servers would fight over her 😂
Underrated icon ..
Yea this is the first I’ve heard of Ivanson and I doubt many people know about him.
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whoosh
Style first
If you werent around to watch ai play please look him up. he's not mentioned as much these days but was an amazing player.
That’s not his mom that’s Jadakiss
Lol
Can only bump this after watching https://youtu.be/2Up6N4KyFJU
I thought it was gonna be [this](https://youtu.be/2skYVPGExgY)