 right guys you're in for a special one here or at least I hope I am well depending on how long the video is depends on how special the player is but either way Wilk Chamberlain it's a name that I am I am aware of look I'm not gonna say I'm a huge basketball fan but I am aware of Wilk Chamberlain and I feel like the only reason I am aware of him because he did play back in the what 50s something like that is because he scored a hundred points in a game and there's a classic photo of him in the change of room black and white with a piece of paper with a hundred on it you know he scored a hundred points in a game Kobe Bryant scored what 81 I feel like that's the second most points ever scored and when you think about you know if Wilk Chamberlain could score a hundred in a game surely he would have scored 90 surely he would have scored 80 or 70 or 60 either way we're gonna get into some stats I'm sure through this little explanation type blurb type paragraph that complex.com have done up for us but either way guys number eight on the list of the top 30 NBA players of all time Wilk Chamberlain I'm surprised he's not not number one to be fair I'm surprised he's not number one and to think the man who scored a hundred points in a game is at number eight who's gonna come in number seven I'm not gonna scroll down I don't do that shit but we will be watching his highlights until we're impressed so I'm just hoping they have highlights some of us are willing to die on the Wilk Chamberlain belongs on the NBA's Mount Rushmore Hill because nobody changed the game like Wilk the Stilt did well he looks like a Stilt look at him he's huge he's long he's got 90 inch arms nobody seriously they made rules to try and limit his dominance since he owns records no player now or in the future will ever come close to eclipsing who else is going to average 50.4 points per game 50.4 points per game for a season like Wilk did in the 1961-62 season anyone else going to average 22.9 rebounds per game during their career like Wilk did 22.9 rebounds per game during his entire career was he just was he taller than everyone else really the only thing I can think of who will ever score a hundred points in the game like Wilk did no no one no one Kobe did his best but couldn't quite get there you're telling me someone's going to average more than 45.8 minutes per game like Wilk did during his 13 season the NBA so that's 45.8 minutes per game over his entire career when a full game is 48 minutes the man doesn't rest he doesn't stop he's an absolute behemoth what the fuck and no soul will ever approaches 23,924 career rebounds Tim Duncan the best rebounder the games seen since Moses Moses Malone and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar finished 9,000 boards behind Chamberlain despite playing five more seasons than the legendary Lothario I've got no idea what Lothario means but that really does put it into context right Tim Duncan played five more seasons average to double-double let's be fair I mean he didn't average 22 rebounds per game but he certainly averaged double-double and he finished 9,000 rebounds away from Wilk Chamberlain's 23,924 and incredible haters will counter that Wilk played against a bunch of sniffs sorry not sniff stiffs stiffs in the sixties and seventies I mean was he like the geez I I hate to I put a put an athlete's name in this in the vicinity of the dominance that this guy had but I'm gonna say was he the was he the Jim Brown of the NBA back in the day it sounds as if he was haters will counter that Wilk played against a bunch of stiffs in the sixties and seventies when the idea that a 7-1 center could be the most athletic player in the court was revved comic books 7 foot 1 in the early sixties but you can only dominate the competition in front of you and the NBA did its best to reign in the Big Dipper the Big Dipper who rightfully earned a spot on the NBA's 75th anniversary squad when opponents couldn't okay so they did his best to reign in the Big Dipper now how did they do that because of Chamberlain's domination the league widened the lane widened the paint so to speak so he couldn't stand within the paint as effectively I'm that's what I'm taken from that outlawed players rebounding missed free throws before the ball touched the rim change the definition of offensive goal tending and forebode inbounds passes over the basket because it was basically an automatic alley-oop to Wilk every single time surely there was another seven-footer surely Jordan maybe the goat and the league most definitely altered some of its laws in his wake but MJ never altered the rulebook the way Chamberlain did oh my god okay there we go interesting I'm gonna say I'm gonna assume that the the paint the keyhole the key was completely straight before Wilk Chamberlain changed it to on an angle and if that's the truth that is something I've just completely made up my own head I deserve a pat on the back if it's not the truth let me know if it is the truth let me know either way we're gonna watch Wilk Chamberlain until we're impressed let's go this is the first time I've ever seen this guy play unbelievable I mean I've geez I've heard about that hundred point game for well basically two-thirds of my life but I've never seen him play so let's let's go first first video until we're impressed well I'm impressed by the pants to be fair to be honest I want to fucking cut it here but I won't he thought and rightfully so cheers Bill oh my he was still he's seven foot one in 1961 apparently there was no seven footers in the league at that time surely they have to there has to be they have to be unless he was just more athletic than most seven footers maybe he was the Kevin Durant of the 60s there's no one that's come close to him in terms of just physical prowess and as athletic as any man who ever walked the earth right seven foot and as the as athletic as any man who ever walked the earth now that is well that's it that's a that's a tight pair of shorts but that's that that's impressive you try guarding that of a basketball court sometime this was more than just something big guy who dunked the basketball and ran up down the court this was a true athlete and his physical prowess was unbelievable he's going to the basket oh well that's a fucking goal tend surely that's prior to the changing of the rules guys I am impressed I'm fucking it I'm just totally in awe to be fair the man is he's above and beyond what the NBA was playing another tremendous game I need one more play one more great defensive work tremendous ball handling and a tremendous demonstration of speed and ability and it's just hard for people to fathom what we talk about when we say what he did he did things that I had to just defy description I can remember plays that he made that when I would talk about him people said no he couldn't have done fuck he's tall is he gonna get the ball back I hope sir oh man comes Boston well this is some real nice foot look how long he is look at him for the Eastern all-stars as well Chamberlain comes up with another rebound well sort of toying with the opposition okay no I'm done I'm done he literally he can palm the ball like Shaq so that he can literally act as if it's basically like a pump fake right a pump fake down the field but gives it to his up his his his guard there that was incredible I'm gonna watch it again and cut it off watch this the opposition gets the board oh my god how big was his hands will we ever know I don't is he alive I actually don't know I think we need to look this up he was he he he died October 12th 1999 I was 8 years old he was 63 years old 7 foot 1 275 pounds guys this these videos are only meant to go as far as me being impressed now I was impressed in the blurb that we got let alone these clips he is incredible thanks for watching and I'll see in the next one hundred points 45 points per game 22 and a half rebounds per game what what what the actual fuck where we