Will Anyone Ever Break LeBron's Scoring Record?

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[packersfan]

Imagine how old we’d all feel if we watched 80 year old Lebron shake hands with whatever phenom takes his record in like 2065

[Saint.Six]

Here after he dropped 42 on the Warriors at 40 years old.

This man is not human.

[kennyk]

The double digits in 1140 straight games is the most impressive to me. Luka got hurt in the first quarter of a game last month without having scored, and that killed his streak. Amazing that something like that never happened to lebron

[HamzaGuzel]

Bro that transition at 5:56 was FIRE. Same angle from Cav uniform to Laker uniform.

[scrubbadlion]

I'd argue the record he's held already with combined regular season and playoff scoring may be even more unbreakable. Because not only do you need to be individually great, but your team needs to be consistently great to make deep playoff runs almost every year.

[AidanXavier]

The ending interview is like a fever dream. Bron is our childhood, adolescence, and now adulthood all in one. We grew up with a legend.

[DrFatalty]

Jimmy, this video was great. Not just the stats, but the story telling, the delivery. The ending gave me chills. YOU are truly one of the GOATs of NBA content creators. Thank you for doing what you do.

[Nyjeezy]

Here after he just recently broke 40, 000. I'll check back in at 50, 000

[funegosyo]

With today's load management trend, these 2 are absolutely unbreakable records:
1) Wilt Chamberlain played 3, 882 minutes on the court in 1961-62.
2) AC Green played in 1, 192 consecutive games over 16 seasons.

[Jawarhalahl]

LeBron has had the perfect career for a scoring record. Has checked every box. 27 ppg playing almost every game every year for 20+ years is just crazy, crazy stuff. We really take this man for granted

[PushVOD]

lmaoo when he said 2041 I legitimately started laughing out loud lmao thats just unreal.

[CjBeGaming]

Been a LeBron fan since 2008 and this is crazy man. As a kid I never understood the stats, but I always heard Bron being the youngest to break scoring records. Never thought I would see the day someone would not only pass, but obliterate Kareem's scoring record.

[dannyb]

I remember thinking lebron could be top 3 in every stat by the time hes done back in 2013. What a pleasure to have this guy play for so long

[xsision]

I think his longevity must be taken into account. He took down raptors during the mesozoic era and was still around to defeat the celtics during the medieval period, giving him a career of well over 65 million years as a major world power. Some may point towards his inability to defeat large, highly trained troops of warriors in the series of wars from 1015-1018, but they fail to account for the fact that the range of their curry, as well as their natural gold reserves gave them a significant economic advantage, which was how they were able to dominate the third and fourth years of the war. However, I do think Jordan's ability to defeat the power of not just one sun, but several suns is a more impressive feat than Lebron defeating thunder itself, although victory against a force of nature is always tough.

[harrykatsaros]

Now 42, 184 points and 50, 346 points if you count playoffs.

[johnjames]

I honestly feel the NBA should hire you bro...this is by far one the best breakdowns I have ever seen. with cold hard facts, statistics, graphs... salute to you sir

[Terror]

*Most Points by a player before turning 24*

8, 682 - Luka
9, 264 - Carmelo
9, 978 - Durant
11, 514 - LeBron

[Ifraneljadida]

I'm from Cleveland, and I'll never forget the moment we found out the Cavs won the number one pick (which of course would be Lebron). My parents were inside watching, I was out on the driveway playing on our hoop (which was on a huge slope) and suddenly I started hearing huge screaming and yelling from inside the house. I was 8. I couldn't understand why they were so excited. The winning of the pick that would be LeBron is one of my earliest, solid memories

13 years later I got to watch CLE win the championship from inside the Q. I somehow got tickets from a friend. It was probably one of the most magical moments in Cleveland history.

Hoping to see LeBron come back next year and bring it all full circle

[davids.]

Short answer: No.

Long answer: Hell no.

[AdagioAmour]

Jimmy this video is a masterpiece you have outdone yourself. I already knew how impactful this record was, but this is the video that puts it into perspective the most.