Iconic Michael Jordan meme used to defend Anthony Edwards’ violent dunk from naysayers

Anything Michael Jordan is involved in is going to be successful. There’s a market for even simple photos of him, which is understandable considering everything about the basketball legend is iconic. The wagging tongue during dunks and the jumps that make you question physics are both super cool. It’s no wonder that another of the six-time champion’s iconic moments, later turned into a viral meme, has once again been used in an argument to defend Anthony Edwards.

Just recently, the Minnesota Timberwolves star reminded us of his gravity-defying abilities. His violent dunk, in which John Collins was the victim, went viral on social media. Former NBA stars such as Dwyane Wade and Kevin Garnett all praised the dunk. However, netizens also made some criticisms, believing that Edwards threw the ball into the basket and it was not a dunk. So one of them just got a warning from ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins, who sent a viral Jordan meme in which he said: “Stop and ask for help,

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