Chicago Bulls Introduction 1996 NBA Finals Game 6 vs Seattle Supersonics

Chicago Bulls and Seattle Supersonics NBA Finals 1996 game 6 introduction, June 16th, 1996 in Chicago, IL at the United Center. Michael and the Bulls collect there 4th ring as they defeat the Seattle Sonics, 87-75. Jordan scored 22 points.

[kevinwheesysouthward]

It’s nuts how the crowd just keeps getting more nuts. By the time he says “From North They are in an all out frenzy. Best. Intro. Ever.

[kevinbennett]

You were already down 15 after the bulls intro

[aakinwole]

No team introduces their players as good as the Chicago Bulls of the 90s

[ill-nois]

This era of basketball will remain undefeated. The Bulls coming out to the court looking like The Avengers 🔥🔥🔥

[Ollywood]

This was arguably the loudest Chicago Bulls intro ever at the United Center. So many factors in play:
-MJs first full year back
-72 - 10 season
-Bulls were away for almost a week in Seattle playing games 3-4-5, losing 4 & 5
-The Chicago crowd witnessed in Seattle how immensely loud their crowd was so they wanted to show how loud they could get
-clinching game to win the first title after 2 yrs
1996 was a great year to be a teenage Bulls fan

[Nightwatchman]

As soon as the first note dropped.... George Karl already called a time-out.

[kidpeligro]

The moment the lights are turned off and the music other team had no chance.

Phil Jackson at the end be like "Yep, time to get another title"

[ladikinloibwij]

I was one of the cameramen that captured this glorious moment. The atmosphere of United Center on that night was electrifying. This video doesn’t do it justice of how loud it was. Soon as MJ was announced, I kid you not, i felt as if my camera was shaking. Chills man, chills. Glad I had the privilege

[carlosaguillar]

I feel so sorry for the youngens who missed the mid/late 90s NBA playoffs. It was epic

[markheggeland]

God the second THAT song drops you know some real shits about to go down

[jaquessimmons]

Damn I’m tearing up, the adrenaline man. The moment

[brettr]

No sports team in the history of ever, will EVER, make grown men tear up watching an intro almost 30 years after the fact.

[jushansamra]

Who here after the first episode of the last dance lol. This got me hype

[jadentrez]

During the Running of the Bulls in the 90s, you knew as an opponent that you had to beat not only Michael Jordan, not only Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman and the rest of the supporting cast. You had to beat Phil Jackson, the United Center, the fans -- plus you had to beat this great theme song and intro. Total package, baby.

[danmckeown]

That little nod from Jackson at the end is just like, "Yeah, time to lift the trophy."

[alexandredelavalliere]

Why does this bring tears to my eyes. Chicago will never be the same.

[bradb]

It's disappointing to me that we could just never experience this energy again. Imagine being in that building. Still gives me chills.

[andrewshaw]

I watch this several times a week. It is the best thing on YouTube. If this doesn't give you chills, check your pulse.

[Merkwuuurdigliebe]

Alan Parsons is the real MVP in this spectacle haha

[smileyscrubs]

Man, this brings tears to my face, i grew up in Germany, i was 16 years old in 1996, my older brother and I woke up at 2:30am to watch the finals and Michael Jordan, our all time favorite, i still have the VHS tapes at home, from the whole final series, gosh, this takes me right back, great times