I know that he was extremely popular/famous and there was a lot of interest in him, but being a famous player doesn’t have to be the same as being a loved player.

For example, in todays game, Steph Curry and Kevin Durant are both very famous players in the league who get a lot of attention from media and from Basketball fans, but Curry is a player who seems to be almost universally liked, not many fans have negative feelings about him. Durant on the other hand is as media famous as Curry, but he is less loved, a lot of regular fans have negative feelings about him.

So how was it with Jordan? Yes he was extremely famous. But was he liked/loved by many Basketball fans (apart from Bulls Fans of course)? Or was he just respected? Did many even have negative feelings about him?

  • McWhorter44BEnglish
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    11 months ago

    Michael Jordan was probably the most popular person on planet Earth besides Michael Jackson. He was/still is loved

  • Jicama-SmartBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    imagine how much the crazies love trump, it was that x 1m. It would be like if Taylor Swift and Beyonce toured together.

  • HanhonhonBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    Are you kidding me? He was a global superstar

  • johnjohn2214BEnglish
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    11 months ago

    I will never be able to explain Michael Jordan and Michael Jackson to anyone who hasn’t lived in that era. Just like my parents were never able to explain Beatlemania to me.

  • j1h15233BEnglish
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    11 months ago

    I never liked him but I respected his game. I didn’t even have a good reason for not liking him, I just didn’t. Just being a dumb kid I guess.

  • DiqtBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    He made basketball the 2nd biggest sport in the world.

  • KSchmuckleyBEnglish
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    11 months ago

    Everyone wanted a Michael Jordan White Sox jersey.