hehehehehehehe..this shit right heeerree….yup…this shit right heeerrreee lil homie…its highlarious…lil homie Caleb put us up on this. Leroy Smith is known as the man who inspired the great Micheal Jordan. You have to check out the video after the jump….this is a must watch.
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The claim that Leroy Smith is the man who inspired Michael Jordan is already enough to make this infomercial setup funny. Calling it a “must watch” after that laughing intro really sets the mood before the video even starts. Caleb clearly knew what would get a reaction here. The title also sent my mind back to five nights at diddy’s, another name I recently came across that stuck in my head.
The claim that Leroy Smith is the man who inspired Jordan is already enough of a setup to make me curious about the infomercial. Calling it a must watch and giving Caleb credit for finding it makes this feel like one of those clips passed around between friends until everyone is quoting it. The name also brought fortnite sprite to mind, though the basketball premise is what caught my attention here.
The claim that Leroy Smith is the man who inspired Michael Jordan is already enough of a setup to make the infomercial premise funny. Caleb putting you onto it, followed by that repeated “lil homie” buildup, makes this feel like one of those clips friends keep quoting long after sharing it. It reminded me of coming across the name Noillirk: sometimes a name alone gets you curious about what comes next.