?That?s Too Weird Man?: NBA Hall of Famer Left Dennis Rodman Cringing with Absurd Demands in a Resurfaced 1995 Video

Dennis Rodman was among the most controversial players in the NBA. His tenacity and toughness on the court made him an invaluable asset for the various NBA teams he represented. However, it was extremely tough to handle the five-time NBA champ, who was often surrounded by controversies. As a result, Rodman found it hard to stay with a single team for a long time. He got traded due to his differences with team management and fights with teammates. After winning two championships with the Detroit Pistons, Rodman was traded to the Spurs where he stayed for two seasons. Before being traded to the Bulls, Dennis Rodman’s former Hall of Famer Spurs teammate left him cringing with a bizarre demand in a resurfaced Pizza Hut commercial from 1995.

Dennis Rodman and two-time NBA champ David Robinson appeared in a gunny Pizza Hut ad in the 90s. In the video, Robinson gave Rodman a bunch of advice about loosening up his uptight personality, leaving the Chicago Bulls legend feeling weird.

Robinson leaves Dennis Rodman feeling weird

In the resurfaced video, David Robinson made a bunch of peculiar demands to Rodman while claiming that the Bulls legend needed to open up a bit more. Robinson said, “Be provocative! Don’t be so conservative, shake things up. Be shocking.” The absurd demands from his former Spurs teammate were clearly a joke because Rodman was known for his whimsical escapades, while Robinson was comparatively more reserved. The remarks from Robinson left Rodman shaking his head.

The San Antonio Spurs legend made a strange suggestion to conclude his suggestions that left Rodman feeling weird. He said, “Well you can start by eating a pizza the wrong way, crust first.” In response to Robinson’s suggestion, Dennis Rodman said,?“That’s weird man. That’s too weird.”

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Rodman was left feeling cringed in the Pizza Hut ad that emphasized their new pizza option with cheese-filled crusts. However, the advice from Robinson about being provocative seemed sarcastic, given Rodman’s outgoing and open personality.

Rodman left the Spurs to join the Bulls in 1995

Dennis Rodman was infamous for his tiffs with his teammates and management. Therefore, he was often traded due to the team’s lack of patience for his controversial side despite being an invaluable asset on the court. After finding himself in another controversy with the Spurs team, Rodman was traded away to the Chicago Bulls in 1995.?

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However, the decision to join the Bulls was probably the best decision Rodman had made in his career, as he won three straight championships with the franchise from 1996-1998.