José González - Teardrop | The Last Dance: Soundtrack

The Last Dance Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls Documentary ESPN 2020

[emmanuelgutierrez]

"The Glove, I had no problem with The Glove. I had other things on my mind."

[LuisMercadoorg]

At episode’s end when Michael is crying in the floor hit me unexpectedly hard, and I mean really really sobbing hard. My father was a piece of shit so it’s always heavy on me when I see someone lose and yearn a great father figure. I don’t know, I never had one to lose yet I kinda feel I understand that the most. Knows it doesn’t make sense to most, but doesn’t matter: I know, I very well know, that James Jordan couldn’t be prouder, happier and at peace.

[joewilliams]

Whichever genius chose this song to play alongside the championship winning game sure earned their paycheck that day. Cannot think of a more perfect song to score the scenes with. So immaculately encapsulates the raw emotion of the win and MJ's reaction. Great stuff.

[xslonk]

It might sound corny, but I think this documentary series is so beloved because it captured one of the few Golden Ages in America. And showed us a Hero and how he earned his name.

[scaggs]

This documentary proved Jordan's status of GOAT. As someone who has a very strong relationship with their one was very back after his father's death. And winning on Father's Day. I cannot imagine the mental strength it takes to overcome such a tragic reality. And yet to win it all. For his father. I cannot imagine a more rewarding joy.

[sjj]

"I had a lot of other things on my mind."

[AyyDeJayZone]

This scene was really upsetting man like I've seen the picture of him on the floor before but seeing the backstory behind it and hearing that audio man really emotional scene

[antoniowz]

I only have one question, why does this song and MJ's moment in the documentary hit so hard and so profoundly

[antonioskarakechagias]

What is truly beautiful is the common feeling we have about our dads, some have memorable experiences, others try to forget. We all loved him, or would dream to have him closer, but we all miss him and try to make him proud. I love you dad

[Merc_]

What a great episode and moment really hits hard.

[tylersweeney]

This was a very moving moment in the series. This cover really captured everything MJ was going through at that time. This series is simply amazing!

[shakiemjeanjoseph]

“This is for Daddy”-Michael Jordan
Father’s Day on June 16th, 1996
Rip James Jordan🙏🕊💔

[CoDWiiPSGameplay]

My favorite song of the doc so far. Just so beautiful.

[kingofeverything]

Of course him crying alone in the locker room with them reporters at his neck, but before that - Gary Payton on the bench, looking at Sonics' demise as Jordan is tearing them apart. Epic.

[earljamesiii]

Seeing MJ cry on the floor in the locker room...
#Chills#

[juanjramirez]

During the age of Covid America sat down on their sofas and watched this Masterpiece unfold one of the greatest team assembled in Humannity

[whyisntitpossible]

This scene in the documentary was so emotional, especially the part with MJ on the floor, crying after winning yet another championship

[dhmacdonald]

What an impactful sequence in the doc. This song played a large part in that. Great stuff.

[randykulesia]

It always annoys me when people compare Jordan to others and bring up how Jordan had a good family growing up, with supporting parents, and then he went on to College and had a great College experience. Like why knock someone for that? Thats good to have parents who are like your rock and are there for you.

[tompeters]

You don’t want to play that way? Don’t play that way. Break.