Don’t be fooled by the “2 Dunks” part of the video title. Those dunks, just like every non-dunk-contest dunk he has ever dunked in his NBA career, are merely moderately entertaining at absolute best. I had my reasons for putting that bit in the title that may be too advanced for you simpletons to understand. I will attempt to explain it anyway; if you get lost part way through, don’t worry. Just keep watching the video like a good simpleton.
Over time, I have acquired a deep and thorough knowledge of how YouTube searches work. There are probably fewer than half-dozen people on earth, including YouTube’s own engineers and programmers, that have the level of insight to the inner workings of YouTube search that I do. I do not want to divulge too much information about it; YouTube is quick to issue gag orders to people who talk to much, and besides, I don’t want to give up any of my competitive advantages over other NBA highlight channels.
Put simply, I am attempting to gain extra video views from people searching “Glenn Robinson dunk” on YouTube. By putting the word “Dunks” in the title in conjunction with the main subject matter, “Glenn Robinson” I am indicating to YouTube that the video in question contains dunks performed by said player. And that someone searching so specifically for dunks performed by Robinson would find this video exactly to their liking.
Again, don’t worry if all those big words were too much for you. This video stands just fine on its own, as long as you don’t want Robinson’s dunks to be overly exciting.