3 Hours of NBA History Lessons

TIMESTAMPS BELOW: A Massive Compilation video of my more objective, history-oriented projects, including BRAND NEW content. What is something in the NBA’s history that you would like me to make a video about?? Basketball History… But it Gets More Barbaric 0:17 Why There Were NO Dynasties in the 1970s 8:16 The Story of Flopping 18:24 I’ll Tell My Kids… 25:49 The History of the Dunk (BRAND NEW) 34:29 Magic Johnson’s Magical Farewell 38:59 How the Showtime Lakers ENDED 48:04 How Legacies Changed Overnight 56:20 Why Rebounding was BROKEN in the 1960s 01:02:43 The Most Cursed Franchise EVER? 01:11:50  (UPDATED)                           Wilt Chamberlain’s GREATEST Games That NO ONE Talks About 01:20:41 The Greatest Performances That NO ONE Talks About 01:26:52 The Most Exciting NBA Off-Seasons of All-Time 01:35:22 Scottie Pippen’s Weird Career After Michael Jordan 01:44:41 4 Times the Championship was Decided in the CONFERENCE Finals 01:57:07 The True Originators 02:14:18 The History of Basketball in 5 Minutes 02:10:43 The Truth About Basketball in the 80s 02:15:38 (UPDATED) Is Kobe Bryant an OVERRATED Defender? 02:27:11 Legends Who RUINED Another Stars Legacy 02:38:18 Every GOATs First Game 02:47:51 Every GOATs Last Game 02:56:05

jonny i know this is a compilation of videos you already made and its not like you made this video from scratch, but bro i didn't know you had 3 hours worth of great content at hand, you ccrazy man <3

I grew up watching basketball in the 50's and i hated the 60's-90's era and thought it was trash compared to 50's ball but looking back on it now, that was the best version of the nba ive ever seen in my 84 years. Them guys magic and bird and then Jordan were amazing.

You are a true fan of this game!!! I love this game!!! Thank you for taking the time to make this video!!!

You should have a lot more subscribers than most of these basketball channels. Your knowledge and passion for the sport is next level.

You have current ball creators that smash it, but when it comes to actual basketball content and the history behind the beautiful game Jonny is the goat

Love how relaxing these long videos are. Keep it up Johnny

Johnny your knowledge and videos have allowed me to develop a love for the game I never had before, and the intro beat is 🔥🔥

For every younger basketball fan finding your channel there will be one kid less spewing uneducated takes on tiktok...well maybe not for every, but I like to think positive.

Just to piggyback on what a lot of other comments have said, I love and appreciate your Chanel and it’s content because you find new ways to keep your content fresh and interesting. Especially when there are so many basketball channels flooding YouTube. Love and respect the work. Thank you

Congrats on 185k!!! Ive watched all your videos now so keep doing what you do because its genuinely so entertaining

Definitely intrigued by this... 👀 🍿 Thank you Jonnyarnett 👍🏾

Hell yeah!!! day saver...thank you mr.arnett for your work❤

Very good documentary! I think I speak for everyone on the comments when I say we all appreciate the hard work involved in putting this massive project together! THANK YOU, SIR! 🙏

I have learned so much basketball from this channel thank you Jonny!! I didn’t know majority of this stuff

Dude, your hard work, love for the game and dedication is quite incredible. You've got a yourself a new sub.

I love these compilation feasts. Thank you Jonny ❤

Very glad I was recommended this video and channel - keep up the good work

21:30 There was no greater flipper than “Floppy” Divac.. The GOAT of flopping! 😂

Amen Thompson reminds me a lot of Magic. Very tall, super quick, fast-thinking, great passer point guard who is always looking to push the ball and run when he gets it. He can also double as a forward and catch just about anything in the dunker's spot, and also is amazing on the defensive end. His BBIQ combined with his quick-twitch abilities are phenomenal for someone so young. He just needs to develop a consistent (not even good) shot and learn when to slow down so he cuts back on turnovers, and he'll be a perennial all star