Dragging American Rap God to Tear Dennis Rodman Apart, $4,000,000 Worth Comedian Fights to Uphold 66YO Celtics Legend’s Legacy – EssentiallySports

In a recent conversation on Vlad TV, an esteemed comedian made headlines by passionately defending the basketball legacy of Larry Bird, the 66-year-old Boston Celtics legend. Disagreeing with the comments made by Dennis Rodman about Bird, he eloquently pointed out the truth behind Bird’s greatness, drawing striking comparisons to another American icon.

With his fiery words, the renowned comedian fought valiantly to uphold the revered legacy of the Celtics legend and shut down any attempts to discredit his basketball genius.

Comedian defends Larry Bird against Dennis Rodman

In a recent episode, Vlad TV brought up Gilbert Arenas’ claim that Larry Bird would defeat LeBron James one-on-one. Dennis Rodman downplayed Bird’s prowess and suggested he would be playing in Europe if he were active today. Rodman is on a roll lately with his outrageous persona.

This comment didn’t sit well with Aries Spears, the ace comedian, who has been tearing up the stage since he was 14. Now sitting at a whopping $4 million worth, he passionately expressed his disagreement with Rodman’s assessment. In a spirited response, Spears referred to Larry Bird as “the truth” and emphasized his exceptional basketball skills.

In a complete disagreement with Rodman, Spears said, “Yeah, he said that same stupid sh*t back in the mid-80s when he said that if he was a black player, he’d be just another good guy.” He also added about his basketball hero, “Get the f*** out of here, Larry Bird was the truth man“.

Eminem and Larry Bird: A tale of resilience and impact

In defending Larry Bird, Aries Spears drew an intriguing comparison to another American icon, Eminem. He said, “You know, hating on him is like hating on Eminem. You know, the one in the same official tissue man.”

Spears added, “The big matchup when we were growing up was Bird and Magic Johnson. Man, they had their own video games, yeah, they had their own sneakers. That they would like [to] try to sell against each other like they saved the NBA.”

With their iconic rivalry, Bird and Johnson became the two biggest basketball stars. Spears pointed out that Bird’s legacy extended far beyond championships and statistics.

He emphasized Bird’s impact on the game itself, his unmatched basketball IQ, and his extraordinary skills that captivated fans worldwide. By comparing Bird to Eminem, Spears underscored the essence of true greatness and the enduring impact both icons had on their respective fields.

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