You know ish is out of hand when even Michael Jordan has something to say about it. The notoriously neutral greatest of all time NBA basketball player is speaking up about the killing of African-Americans by police and putting his money behind his words, too.
One of the greatest basketball players of all time can not take a joke. Michael Jordan is “not a fan” of the Jordan crying face meme that is spreading all over the internet.
Even in retirement Michael “Air” Jordan continues to prove that he will not lose. Forbes recently released their list of the worlds highest paid retired athletes and naturally at the top of list was none other than his Airness himself.
Michael Jordan has, perhaps unfairly, gained the reputation of being a curmudgeon and that stance was supported by a recent story shared by Queens veteran, N.O.R.E. While N.O.’s tale that His Airness hates all rappers save for Jay Z went viral, Jordan debunked all the chatter by way of an exclusive TMZ report.
The Michael Jordan crying face meme remains undefeated on these Internets when it comes to jokes and slander. It turns out Air Jordan himself has no problem with people using it, so long as you don’t try to make money off of it.
Unless you live in some remote part of the world with terrible Internet service, chances are you’ve seen the Michael Jordan crying meme in all of its nearly infinite manifestations. The photographer behind the infamous photo and still potent meme source has been revealed.
Kanye West snuck in a Nike and Jordan Brand diss track called “Facts” just before the conclusion of 2015. One person with a notable reaction is Michael Jordan’s son, Marcus Jordan.
Vince Staples’ adolescence and all the uninformed opinions that come with it has made the young MC an overnight media darling. The Long Beach, California native’s critically acclaimed debut album, Summertime ’06, only peaked at No. 39 on the Billboard Charts but the candid nature of his interviews has been garnering the burgeoning artist much […]
Michael Jordan’s Chicago-area mansion has been patiently waiting for a buyer for more than three years now and the NBA legend is going to creative measures to get it off the market.
Don’t mess with Michael Jordan’s brand or it will cost you. The Hall of Fame basketball won an $8.9M judgement against a grocery story chain that used his name without his permission back in 2009.
Michael Jordan, considered by most to be the greatest basketball player that’s ever lived, has carved out his post-playing career carefully via his popular Jordan Brand. But just because Jordan is a legendary name doesn’t mean he wouldn’t get roasted over wearing what appeared to be some nondescript sneakers during a basketball camp visit.
Between the net worth of both of their parents, Michael Jordan’s kids have every reason not to work. Still, with the DNA of the NBA’s most-determined winner of all-time flowing their veins, they have the drive to make their impact on the world all the same.