The most ironic commercial on TV

[rmilia1]

Is the Gatorade commercial where Paul George makes a last second shot to win a game. I guess he was actually 1 out of 24 this year on last second shots. Gatorade has really gone downhill on the 'clutch" scale

 

[wildturkey]

At least that Gatorade flavor is pretty good

 

[gordontrue]

At least he doesn't travel on his fictional GW. Unlike LeBron

 

[trojanfan12]

At least he doesn't travel on his fictional GW. Unlike LeBron

Lebron was just illustrating that traveling hasn't been called in the NBA for decades. lol

 

[BallsOfFurry]

Is the Gatorade commercial where Paul George makes a last second shot to win a game. I guess he was actually 1 out of 24 this year on last second shots. Gatorade has really gone downhill on the 'clutch" scale

Maybe I'm missing the joke, that commercial isn't iconic.

 

[rmilia1]

Maybe I'm missing the joke, that commercial isn't iconic.

Iconic? Lol. Ironic.

 

[RobToxin]

Lebron was just illustrating that traveling hasn't been called in the NBA for decades. lol

Pretty much this.

Hate to trigger all the Jordan fans but that fool would have broken the world's record for travelling violations had it been called by the book when he was playing.

 

[rmilia1]

Pretty much this.

Hate to trigger all the Jordan fans but that fool would have broken the world's record for travelling violations had it been called by the book when he was playing.

OR if they'd called carrying the ball... or push offs... when you can make it from half coyly to the hoop in 2 dribbles from a standstill it's pretty impressive lol

 

[RobToxin]

OR if they'd called carrying the ball... or push offs... when you can make it from half coyly to the hoop in 2 dribbles from a standstill it's pretty impressive lol

If pushoffs were called the way they should be, James Harden would foul out before halftime 73 times a season.

 

[BallsOfFurry]

Iconic? Lol. Ironic.

Me no read so good.

 

[handicappers]

^^^^^derp