Michael Jordan’s fadeaway shot over Kobe Bryant in 1998 🔥 (Teacher vs Student) #shorts #nba #jordan

[canwetalk]

Michael Jordan mid range baseline fade away from either side one of the most beautiful if not the most beautiful shot in the history of the NBA

[carmcam]

This is why Kobe and MJ are respected, they don't shy away from the competition. If fans want to see them face each other, they'll do it.

[soggyrice]

Thats the moment Kobe began downloading that fade away.

[bijukironde]

The fact that Kobe knew what Jordan was going to do, but still had no way of stopping it

[aspectaura]

“Just might be the next best thing, but not quite me”

[codyner]

The song choice was perfect it gave me chills 🥶

[henryviiifake]

"I taught you everything you know... but not everything _I_ know" energy.

[johnnybarrett]

Even MJ's hangtime just shooting is underrated.

[joshuamorris]

Jordan instealed greatness in Kobe by showing him the ropes of the game personally. Two of the most influential players of the game.

[Crossover]

That was iconic move the fade-away J…MJ took Kobe to school..Legendary 🔥

[MultiMustang]

“You gotta feel the defense with your legs” quote the GOAT!

[larryhart]

He was a 19 year old kid taking on the best player in history. For the next 19 years he was one of the best defenders in NBA history. He loved taking on the challenge of defending the best player's on the opponents team. He was so good. I love that dude. Thank you for the memories. God bless you brother. RIP

[Jesusisnotwhite]

Look at all those legends on the court

[trextzy]

Mj said " You just might be the next best thing but not quite me"

[athanzkie]

Michael Jordan has the most unstoppable fadeaway. Combined with his jumping ability and high release point.

[jentryhaskins]

That verse when he hit the shot was right on point.

[jassemanonuevo]

A mentor showing his disciple how it's done.

[jerrodbridgeforth]

That Michael Jordan faded way is so hard to stop though

[osito]

Nobody was and nobody is been bigger and better than "MJ" 💪

[yts]

Can a clip be a work of art? Because this is beautiful no matter how many times I've seen it.