NBA Videos You Won't Believe Actually Exist!

These are NBA videos you won't believe actually exist. At first, the Mott boys went from cleaning floors to playing lockdown defense. That had to be a violation, but nobody got violated like this next one. See, Jalen Duren finished a dunk and took Walker Kessler for a ride. Leftbro disrespected, but our next moment landed these players straight to the bench. See, Andre Drummond turned Torrey Craig's highlight into a tragedy. I bet that spilled into the locker room, but Travis Scott spilled all over the floor. See, a loose ball hit Trav's drink and created a fountain of issues. Right there. Oh wow, that's a geyser. Look at that. I don't know if I've seen celebrity spillage to that effect. Unreal. But that wasn't the only party foul on our list, cause Mason Plumlee left the court soaked. Dude deserves a tech for leaving those wasted, and so should Klay Thompson. See, Klay was running full speed next to a lady ref and went head over heel. Klay just ran into the official on the sideline. Glad he's okay. They're laughing about it. Klay was out there falling in love mid-game, but he wasn't the only one taking hard falls. Look, Bryan fell so hard he left a mark, literally. Here comes James, stumbles down when approaching Iguodala. I've never seen that before. Oh man. Oh, he almost turned his left ankle there. Yeah, it was the left side. Bryan was out there burning rubber, but Jalen Brown was burned for dressing backwards. Jalen Brown is just noticing. He's got his shorts on backwards. And he wasn't the only one having wardrobe malfunction, cause Isaiah Stewart tried to leave Dwight Howard exposed. Sitting inside and missing is Tyrese Maxey. Look at this, George. Dude was reaching for some cheeks, but imagine dancing with Dennis Rodman. See, Dennis had his opponent fuming when he turned the basketball floor into a dance floor. He had no idea what was happening until it was too late. And it was the same for Tony Allen, cause a group of kids was killing it during halftime when Tony Allen said, nah, it's my time. Dude should have been there to interrupt our next play, cause Luke Walton and Kwame Brown made a play for the other team. They were out there mindless, but Russell Westbrook was shoeless, cause Russ didn't let a couple of loose items stop him from getting buckets. Brody wasn't passing up a chance to make a play that never existed, and neither was Greg Popovich, cause imagine a 75-year-old man being confused for a player. Coach was really about to show them how it's done, but he wasn't the only one getting ill-advised passes, cause Alexey Pokashevsky thought the referee was his new teammate. Ref didn't expect to be a part of the action, and neither did this next fan. See, a courtside fan was running her mouth until LeBron left her straight scared. Ron settled his issues with violence, and Anthony Edwards settled his with a kid's game. Look, Ant and Troy Brown Jr. wanted to stay in the game, so they worked it out by going old school. Nothing more fair than a good game of rock, paper, scissors. But Zion Williamson doesn't play fair at all. I mean, Dude is so powerful, he gave the basketball hoop some loose screws. Dude's dunk was a showstopper, but you wouldn't believe what caused the next game to stop. Look, when fans don't like what they're seeing, some things end up on the floor. But one fan tossed some popcorn in a beer, wouldn't cut it, and did this. Yeah, a damn chicken wing. But Boban took the chicken madness to the next level. See, Boban proved he was one of the most loved players in the league by giving a whole stadium free chicken. Cause when he returned to play against his old team in Los Angeles, he found out the so Boban gave the people what they wanted. I wonder what his coach thought about that. But Robin Lopez wasn't worried about a damn thing, cause he had more on his mind than the game. But look, Robin had every reason to be pissed. See, just hours before the game, Robin was playing with his twin brother, Brooke, and living the dream. But moments before tip off, the Bucks traded him to Sacramento, and this had Robin in all his fields. So when the game started, Robin caught up on all his readings. But if you thought that was unexpected, just wait till you see what's next. Dude's risked it all, and so did Fred Van Fleet. See, Fred got so mad at the refs for missing calls, he turned into a straight menace. Now, it was crunch time, and the Rockets needed every point they could get. So Fred drove down the court, got a little contact, threw up a shot, it ended up looking like a circus act. And he was so fed up at the end of the game, he went off. Yeah, Fred couldn't be controlled, so the league hit him with a 50k fine. But Toronto raised the temperature to the max. See, the Raptors and Pacers were in the middle of the game when something started smoking. Yeah, a speaker caught on fire. And after one section was evacuated from the building, it wasn't long before everyone was in danger. One spark could've changed everything, just like Paul Milsap. See, in 2014, Paul Milsap pulled off a comeback that was impossible. I mean, the Jazz were playing Chris Bosh, D-Wade, and LeBron James, one of the most feared teams of all time. And when they were down 8 with only 35 seconds left, everyone thought that he had a W in the bag. But Paul Milsap had other plans, and it all started with a quick three. And when the Jazz got the ball again, Paul was just getting warmed up. One second, the Heat were planning their post-game dinner, and the next, it was all slipping away, cause Paul had even more buckets. But Utah was still down 2 with only 3 seconds left. Just enough time for Milsap to become a legend. But that wasn't the only one-of-a-kind performance on our list, cause Russell Westbrook dominated in one of the greatest tributes ever. Look, in 2019, the world lost West Coast rap icon Nipsey Hussle, and for Russ, it hit deep. Both L.A. natives, both icons representing the City of Angels. Now, when they hung out, they talked about chasing the impossible, putting up a stat line straight out of mythology. I'm talking stats only Will Chamberlain reached. 20 points, 20 rebounds, and 20 assists. It was a goal that was unheard of. So after Nipsey's tragic passing, Russ decided there was no better way to honor his friend than by making history. And right after he claimed a record, he had one person to thank. That was a performance blessed from above. But trust me, what's coming next, nobody could ever replicate. See, a random dude broke into the most secure NBA court ever. In the 2022 finals, a YouTuber made the NBA security team look like they just got hired yesterday. This is Big Dawgz, aka Fake Klay Thompson. And honestly, the resemblance is uncanny. But instead of just rocking the look for fun, Fake Klay decided to pull off Mission Impossible. Cause he had a plan to break into the NBA Finals court. So he threw on a fake Warriors jersey, a warm up hoodie, and a whole lot of confidence just to make security look like fools. Now, I don't know any other NBA player who just shows up to the game in their uniform, but Big Dawgz had it working. But getting into the arena was only half the job. This dude went straight to the court and started warming up like he was getting ready to drop 30. For a moment, he was shooting better than the real Klay. But once he hit his last shot, security knew something was up and they cracked down. Now, Fake Klay had no problem getting off the court cause he just lived the dream. And when he got outside the arena, he was gathering crowds like the Pope. But Warriors security took getting fooled personal. So when they caught Fake Klay again, they made sure he would never return. Dude should've just stuck to being himself, but Jontay Porter bet on himself, literally. See, he managed to create an unbelievable moment, but in the most disgraceful way imaginable. It all started when DraftKings users received a sketchy email announcing a 1.1 million dollar winner named Jontay Porter. And for NBA fans, that name sounded a little bit too familiar. Here's why it raised eyebrows. Most bets max out at around 2k, but this supposed 80k bet on player props? Yeah, it wasn't adding up. At first, Jontay managed to fly under the radar, but a few months later, on March 23rd, 2024, his name popped up again as a multi-million dollar winner. And after looking over the film, Porter was exposed. Cause dude was out there dodging rebounds. And that wasn't all, cause he was even making three-pointers that he was trying to miss. Now, when the NBA did their investigation, they hit Porter with a lifetime ban. Bro took betting on yourself a little too far. But we saved the wildest two moments for last, cause we're taking unbelievable stories to the absolute limit. And we have to talk about the time Rudy Gobert caused the NBA to literally stop in its tracks. See, on March 11th, 2020, Rudy had just suspected he was positive for COVID. But instead of taking it seriously, dude thought it was some kind of game and decided to do this. Yup, he went ahead and touched everything in sight like the virus was nothing. Just two days later, Rudy went ahead and spread the virus everywhere he went. Cause only 11 minutes before tip-off between the Utah Jazz and Oklahoma City Thunder, the NBA officially called the season off. The game tonight has been postponed. You are all safe and leaving the arena tonight and do so in an orderly fashion. Thank you for coming out tonight. Now, Rudy didn't deserve all the blame. But let's be real, he was being reckless. But look, we still gotta talk about the most unbelievable video yet. I'm talking about the moment LeBron James shattered a record that was once thought to be unbreakable. Now, we've always known LeBron would go down as one of the greatest to ever play the game. But for years, he was known more for passing than his scoring. But still, as time went on, it became clearer. LeBron wasn't just building a legacy as a playmaker. Cause he was quietly chasing the greatest scoring record the NBA had ever seen. See, for 39 years, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's record of 38,387 points stood tall, untouched like a monument. But in the 2023 season, LeBron was on the verge of doing what no one thought was possible, passing Kareem and becoming the NBA's all-time leading scorer. Now, that's a moment we may never see again.