Yesterday, Danny Chau found this Jared Jeffries tribute set to Nas and Puff Daddy’s “Hate Me Now”:Ĭome for thrilling highlights of a Knicks scrimmage in the middle, stay for the end, when “Hate Me Now” gives way to Jared Jeffries singing Garth Brooks karaoke. This is what the Internet was meant to be. It’s an endless void designed for weird, hilarious people with way too much time on their hands.
Because Basketball YouTube goes on forever. We’ll stop at five, but just know that this could keep going forever. Mike D’Antoni on last year’s Lakers bench set to “Gimme Shelter.” Quentin Richardson and Darius Miles set to Bill Withers.ĥ. Kelly Olynyk summer league domination set to this Cam’ron instrumental.Ĥ. James Harden and Kevin Durant highlights set to Selena.ģ.
Pau Gasol highlights set to John Lennon.Ģ. As it stands, I have several ideas/requests/dreams.ġ.
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If I knew how to cut highlights, I can’t even imagine how many of these videos I would’ve uploaded when I was in college. That’s probably because the NBA is the only league that realizes it’s smarter to let YouTube promote the game rather than trying to preserve copyrights and prosecute anyone who uploads a two-minute highlight clip. Other sports have stuff like this online, but there’s nowhere near the insanity you get with basketball. Or this Brian Grant video … Or this Doug Christie tribute set to Green Day … Or five minutes of highlights from Larry Hughes on the Knicks. Stephon Marbury interviewing Kobe BryantĪnd that’s before you get to the hidden universe of role player highlight videos like that Raja Bell video.Slow-motion breakdowns of elaborate NBA handshakes.There are 10,000 things to hate about the Internet, but if you ever lose faith, just remember Basketball YouTube, the corner of the World Wide Web that justifies everything else. You might ask yourself: Why does this exist?Īnswer: Why NOT have a three-minute Raja Bell tribute set to an ’80s metal ballad? Example: A few days ago somebody e-mailed us this Raja Bell video. There are many reasons to love the NBA, but one of the best hidden benefits of being obsessed with this sport is everything that happens on YouTube. What’s that? You were wondering exactly how many days until the start of the NBA season? Well, you’re in luck! The Triangle is counting down the days for all of us.
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