Heat’s Tyler Herro Completely Embarrasses Himself After Admitting He Doesn’t ‘Believe In History’

Seriously…?

Miami Heat point guard Tyler Herro isn’t a believer in history, he made that very clear recently. Like, seriously, if you bring up a conversation about things that have happened in our history, Herro will straight up tell you that he doesn’t believe it. It fails to exist in the mind of the 25-year-old.

Herro was speaking with streamers Adin Ross and N3on during a live Kick stream, which eventually went into a Q&A with fans in the chat. That’s when the conversation got a bit strange.

The Heat guard was questioned by a fan if he was under the belief that the legendary Wilt Chamberlain would be listed as a top-five star if he was playing in the modern-day NBA.

“I don’t even know what Wilt looked like, played like,” replied Herro, and this was only the start of it. (RELATED: NBA Finals Sees Massive Drop In TV Ratings, On Pace To Be Lowest-Viewed Ever)

Herro was then asked by Ross if he believes the 100-point game from Chamberlain, which took place in 1962 against the New York Knicks when Chamberlain played for the Philadelphia Warriors.

The 25-year-old, whose brain is supposed to be fully developed by now, gave a basic “yeah” prior to asking Ross if he’s a believer in history.

“You think history is a real thing?” questioned Herro, with Ross replying “yeah” like a normal human being.

“Nah, I don’t believe in history,” stated Herro in response while giving a head shake. “No, I’m deadass.”

And that he was … you can watch the video of the embarrassing scene here.

Tyler Herro Claims He Doesn’t ‘Believe in History’: ‘There’s No Way of Knowing’

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— Complex (@Complex) June 15, 2025

As a Miami Heat fan, I’m excited about the potential of getting Kevin Durant … don’t ruin it with nonsense, Ty.