Miami Heat's Tyler Herro Questions History Before 1950 in Twitch Livestream

Miami Heat star Tyler Herro sparked controversy during a livestream with Twitch personalities Adin Ross and N3on by expressing disbelief in historical events occurring before 1950, including the moon landing, Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point game, and Christopher Columbus' arrival in America. When asked about Chamberlain's place in today's NBA, Herro admitted he didn't know what Chamberlain looked or played like and questioned the reality of history itself, leading to surprise from the streamers and viewers. Herro's skepticism extended to doubting documented history, despite chat participants defending historical records. It remains unclear if Herro was serious or trolling, but his remarks quickly went viral, prompting criticism and debate among NBA fans and social media users. The incident highlights a rare moment where a professional athlete publicly questions well-established historical facts, drawing significant attention beyond his basketball achievements. Herro, an NBA All-Star and key player for the Heat, appears to have ignited a broader conversation about belief in history in the digital age.