Fail: Tyler Herro Says He “Doesn’t Believe In History” Before 1950

Clearly Tyler Herro’s all-star abilities on the court do not all transfer off the court. He says he doesn’t believe in any history that occurred prior to 1950.

As per Complex, the Miami Heat shooting guard made a recent appearance on Adin Ross’ Kick livestream. During the visit, he was fielding questions from users ranging from basketball to popular culture. During the Q&A segment, one viewer asked if he thinks if Wilt Chamberlain would be a top-five player in today’s league. “I don’t even know what Wilt looked like, played like,” Tyler Herro responded. Adin followed that question by asking The Boy Wonder if he thinks Wilt actually scored 100 points in a game. While Tyler’s initial response was “yes” he popped a general question about the past. “You think history is a real thing?” he added.

Tyler Herro went on to reveal that he is very skeptical of anything that has occurred more than 40 years ago. “Nah, I don’t believe in history. No, I’m deadass,” he said. As expected Adin was taken by surprise and asked does he believe what was said to have happened 200 years ago to which the Miami Heat baller responded “hell no.” The conversation soon turned to getting his point of view on moments that went on to change the world specifically the moon landing in 1969. “No, I don’t believe in that. I don’t believe in anything that happened before 1950.” 

One viewer responded with the obvious saying that history is well documented and it is obvious to them that he never read a book. “See, y’all believe that sh*t,” Tyler Herro responded to the chat. “I don’t believe that sh*t! I never read that sh*t in school.” You can see the clip below.