Shaquille O'Neal, the king of beef | Beef History Marathon

[@ItsDatCajunStuff]

Somewhere right now, Shaq is saying "Nuh-uh, Secret Base, you can't talk about championships. I have four championships, Secret Base, how many championships you got? Stop it."

[@jwyh4162]

Also Shaq - "Secret Base be jealous of me and the talent i had. They jealous they couldn't play in the NBA. That's why they keep talking about me"

[@Hunter_s_morrison]

I live in canada kobe my favorite player I remember the lake show came to Toronto to play the raps ... Dwight Howard fouled out first half and we got slapped horrible year!! We got screwed in the cp3 trade

[@bryceturner3566]

Beef History doesnt have G-14 classification

[@SoSickRick]

“Count the rings SecretBase! Count the Rings!”

[@adityasr2448]

"Google me Secret Base, Google me!"

[@shinybaldy]

The thing with Shaq throughout his career is he comes across as an extremely insecure and sensitive nice guy who realizes his errors but only after lashing out.

[@SASBurner]

hes a big baby

[@stubley3432]

@@SASBurnershaq not a baby

[@taskdon769]

@@stubley3432 He is an overgrown child.

[@jimibeamon7316]

@@SASBurnerBIG ASS GROWN ASS BABY!!!!!

[@tdsm99]

@@stubley3432 shaq a boy doctor

[@BensGengar]

The Shaq Paradox. One of the most physical and toughest big man of his time but also one of the softest thin-skinned NBA players of all time.

[@gamemasterultima]

He’s a bully he’s said so himself

[@jtaco4101]

He fits in perfectly with every player in the league now. They are all like that.

[@tobznoobs]

the fact that shaq has this 1 hr video of beef with other people and a 3 part kobe beef is fantastic. thank you secret base!

[@asssm89]

Bot.

[@tobznoobs]

@@asssm89 can a bot say tang ina mo?

[@Caml3]

Kobe beef.

[@Mula_Music]

I realized maybe 7-8 years ago, Shaq is the pettiest and softest (ego wise) nba player of all time. He takes even the lightest of criticism as a personal attack. People make fun of klay for the four finger taunt shaqs been doing it for 15 years💀

[@lovinv08]

He's basically a big ass 13 year old girl on her period

[@blue-uo6yl]

I mean it only makes sense. Most people in life arent going to test Shaq... Dude is a mammoth of a man. So he the type to bully everyone and getting his way.

[@CrumbsLamond]

I think MJ is probably far more petty, but isn't always on a platform to share his thoughts. I do think he's matured a lot with age and since Kobe's death. The evidence I'll point to is the other night he asked if curry should be in the goat conversation. Shaq was asked if he thought he was ahead of curry and he flatly said Curry was better So it's cool to see him settle down as he gets older

[@baseballruler0344]

shaqs step dad did a number on him and made him a insecure petty man which makes a bully if that man is big

[@eternalgamers10]

Chuck doesn't call Shaq Petty White for nothing lol.

[@BrianGarcia711NY]

An hour of Seth recounting Shaq's history of beef?? This is the ultimate Christmas gift I never even realized i needed!

[@pruney84]

not enough likes for you man

[@brillparks3296]

Factssssss

[@junglejim2290]

seth needs a new hairstyle

[@JeewanthaBandara]

Shaq's beef with Dwight is one of the more indefensible mud slinging episodes in NBA history. Him going after Dwights reputation every month on TNT played a huge part in Dwight not being selected to the NBA 75 list. We all know that Dwight was not a great teammate, leader or took things seriously enough in his prime. But the man absolutely deserved to be in that list.

[@Braylon1997]

Yet somehow Damian made the nba 75 list when Dwight is the more decorated player out of the two

[@17thN.O]

​@@Braylon1997He is more accomplished than Anthony Davis.

[@Amick44]

​@@Braylon1997Dame was the main man on an ordinary team his entire career. He and Giannis could bring the Bucks another chip. He also hasn't been a backup half his career like Dwight, either. Dame belongs.

[@lucassipe9448]

​@@Amick44 Dwight took his team to the finals, multiple ECF, won multiple DPOTY, and was one of the best players of his era. Dame can't touch anything on that resume

[@jejbsh2191]

Dwight's a pole smoker that excludes him automatically

[@cyrillesu]

The Bill Walton beef is something I just could not understand even after learning about basically every detail. You mean to tell me he started beefing with a guy simply because he doesn't think he's on the same level as Kareem, Bill and Wilt when those 3 guys consider that very same guy to be a peer? The fact that it's still going on to this day just further highlights how fragile his ego really is.

[@Toodles_McDoodle]

Walton played and won his last ring with *that* Bird Celtics team. Any black kid who grew up in that era HATED the Celtics and their players and loved the Lakers. It's likely that Shaq wasn't a fan right from the start. Shaq was also probably insulted on their behalf when Walton did that Nike commercial alongside Kareem, Wilt and Bill. I like Walton but he didn't belong there and was likely included as the token white representation. The final straw was Walton saying Shaq needed to lose weight, which he took as an attack and the rest is (beef) history.

[@ComedyClubDavar]

Bill Walton sucks, overrated player i don't get how people compare him to Wilt or Bill Russell

[@joshlewis575]

Yall are crazy, Walton b4 his feet betrayed him was as good as they get. He beat Kareems record at ucla and he was most definitely better than Bill Russell. 11 rings is the only defining thing of Russell's career, his game was mid. If he came along 2 decades later, no one would even know him

[@chriscurry2496]

@@Toodles_McDoodlebro, do you know who Bill Russell played for!? I don’t understand how anyone could make this a “Celtics” thing when you have another Celtics player treated oppositely

[@AdamEdn]

⁠@@chriscurry2496 that’s a bit disingenuous. The Celtics were one of the first teams to integrate so a lot of the black fan base were Celtics fans. That is until the “great white hope” narrative used to oppose Magic became so prevalent. Point being, it’s not as simple as saying that since a franchise was beloved in one era it’s safe to assume it’d retain the status.

[@billyfresh23]

i’ve always said that shaq is actually the most thin skinned sensitive superstar ever. people try to claim kevin durant is but nobody comes close to him

[@bIoodypingu]

So is Jordan but for some reason people don't hold it against him as much as they do Shaq.

[@97NikeSb]

@@bIoodypingu because Shaq has been very public about it. He displays it on social media and tv

[@atriller]

KD is just a really competitive guy. Shaq is an egomaniac.

[@HelloitsMrChase]

@@bIoodypinguJordan doesn’t feel the need to constantly remind us of how great he was; Shaq does! And it’s frustrating cause he literally doesn’t have to 🤣!

[@billyfresh23]

@@bIoodypinguall great athletes have that to them, but shaq is different, there’s never been a more attention/spotlight obsessed athlete. that rudy gobert beef is prime example of that.

[@tenaschtebogocollis3890]

A WHOLE hour dedicated to Shaqs Beefdom... Secret Base, you beauty😂😂😂

[@rusty9508]

Charles said it best. Shaq is Mr Sensitive.

[@johnmatthew8710]

More like...MR. MORBIDLY OBESE MIDDLE AGED BABY.

[@rosihantu1]

Petty White

[@Choonzord]

"i aint sensitive imma knock your ass out..."

[@bb1111116]

Yes, as mentioned there was a huge Shaq beef with Kobe and one with David Robinson. But there’s another one not mentioned, the beef with Steve Nash. And there are probably others I’ve forgotten about. Shaq is a beef machine.

[@nellyville69]

Dwight Howard and Kevin Durant

[@tapio_m6861]

I think it comes from him knowing that he underperformed most of his career. The force that was Shaq should have won more, but didn't.

[@MrXander0319]

Can't believe they skipped the Robinson beef, Seth's description of the pettiness of The Admirals scoring title is one of my fave Secret Base moments:)

[@thedefinitionisthis]

Seth acknowledged it. It was basically for KZbin usage reasons that they couldn’t include it

[@daveintheAM]

​@@thedefinitionisthis dumb question, but any idea what actually broke the rules?

[@1UpBebop]

@@daveintheAM They used to use a lot of clips in their videos, rather than narrate over photos, animations, and news articles like they do here. Like they would have full on interviews and more, that would run for like 30 seconds to a minute without them speaking on top of it, or adding anything on top of it. Just full on segments running. I'm guessing the Shaq/Robinson video has lots of clips, interviews, segments, etc. I'm assuming some broadcast companies put in a claim and got monetization taken off of it. Hence him mentioning it, but not wanting to directly link it in case that knocks monetization off of this one.

[@daveintheAM]

@@1UpBebop ahhh, didnt even think about that

[@SecretBaseSBN]

@@1UpBebop bingo! we used to be far less wise on the fair use/editorialization front and man was it easier to crank videos out, but also makes the overlords unhappy if things are getting cleared legally. so now the david robinson episode can be like a palate cleanser between this and "how to make a basket"

[@goodfellabeats]

Saving this to my Watch Later playlist so I can make some popcorn and block out an hour to enjoy. Shaq is the GOAT of beef and pettiness.

[@mixedbykm5940]

I appreciate the coverage of Shaq. He spends millions a year on marketing the “most dominant” moniker as if we weren’t all there to witness the petulance that was attached with it.

[@Tdull-tv1ds]

Regardless of whether you hated him or not without Shaq the game of basketball would most likely be dull and boring. He helped brighten up the game with his unique persona and incredible athleticism. I can totally understand if you take him as being cocky and a jokester in the many commercials that he has been in but I doubt you would be able to change who he is. He’s going to always be the big man who acts like an energetic kid in the backyard.

[@MikePowers-ed8ml]

Well right now the NBA is the worst its ever been so

[@billblaski9523]

These are just all the Shaq Beef episodes all in one video, there is nothing new

[@Aacomplexname]

Ok? It's still cover of Shaq's history. And they made the videos about him.​@@billblaski9523

[@jtizzle124]

@@MikePowers-ed8mlI could argue the exact opposite, it’s a matter of opinion.

[@explodingporpise]

A full hour of seth let's go

[@fortynights1513]

Talking about my favorite NBA player ever

[@Braylon1997]

He and Clara are my favorites

[@wanderlustwarrior]

​@@Braylon1997 Clara

[@RayaMonetStClair]

Playing this during Christmas dinner while my family yells at me

[@titancheat]

🤣 you the real mvp 👏

[@dnannery]

Sounds like the start of some Christmas BEEF

[@chocolatethunderfriends7022]

😂😂😂

[@LizardoiL]

Stay strong my friend

[@eric1393]

I really like this Marathon format! I love the extra in-betweens and the context they add. More please!

[@ShadowThe771]

Shaq is literally the 50 Cent of basketball beefs. He has beef with nearly everyone.

[@nellyville69]

Shaq was Deebo from Friday 😅

[@ShardTown]

50's beefs are calculated, Shaq's beefs are emotional

[@NevaSellmySoul]

Hell no ​@@nellyville69

[@NevaSellmySoul]

​@@ShardTownfacts

[@NevaSellmySoul]

@@nellyville69 shaq is a friendly non factor...Curtis Jackson was a factor in them streetz

[@redrumreverse964]

shaq going after bill walton is so insanely petty

[@younglove3362]

Bill isn't so innocent himself. Look up why Rasheed had issues with Bill Walton 🚬

[@chan13153]

@@younglove3362 Rasheed Wallace is the biggest crybaby in nba history though.

[@mikerelva6915]

It's cuz he's white. Shaq is a pretty well known big racist and can't take that a white man is considered a great center too. That's all it really comes down to.

[@hitek9too255]

Yea but he's right about Bill. He shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame at all nor a top 75 player.

[@jfayiii]

@@hitek9too255 The Hall is for overall basketball - Walton is an all time, ALL TIME NCAA great - a very good NBA player on top of that, he gets in the Hall - I agree he shouldn't be top 75 NBA however.

[@chrisrubio8212]

“He’s not Superman! I’m Superman!” Are you sure you’re a grown man? Beefin about that?

[@Cynsham]

Grown man with the sensitivity of a teenager

[@thisguy8106]

The thing that drives me crazy about Shaq when it comes to Bill Walton is..had something catastrophic happened to Shaq after he won his 1st ring, and he was injured right in his prime, and never fully recovered, he would be in the HOF. Because of *his* uniqueness and dominance in the span that led to that 1st ring. Bill did it even faster than Shaq. He came into the league and immediately impacted it enough to win. I say all this, but I know deep down, that's not why Shaq doesn't like him.

[@stevengordon3271]

It is not like Shaq made anything out of his college career.

[@AirRusher1992]

It seems like Shaq is having beef is everybody seems weird. Btw good to see someone from Secret Base appear in a video physically. Nice job Seth.

[@Dmicek415]

You must be new here

[@AirRusher1992]

@@Dmicek415 No. I mean guys like Seth and Clara once appeared physically in past videos.

[@lynnerose7891]

Shaq is the most fragile HOFer ever.

[@fortynights1513]

Possibly in any sport

[@Bigedub101]

​@@fortynights1513exactly its sad really

[@violoncelo1000]

The most fragile it's not Shaq, but it's one other Big Superstrong HOF, called Lebron...

[@Shaq1q]

KD is up there

[@YOSSARIAN313]

​@@violoncelo1000lebron is a consummate professional not a diva

[@maralorca6518]

Shaq has too many beefs, he has his Christmas special on Secret Base. 😅 Great vid. Please do a rewinder on Novak Djokovic hitting one of the most legendary return winners ever at the US Open 2011 semifinal vs Roger Federer. Thanks 🙏😊

[@calendar1078]

Nominate this rewinder. Doesn’t seem to be that many tennis ones

[@LA-84-FM]

Not the biggest tennis fan. Remember seeing this all over espn. Would be a cool video

[@jpmnky]

Shaq is wrong a lot. And especially with his take on Bill Walton. The guy had his pro career stifled by injuries but he 100% earned his HOF induction. And he doesn’t get called out enough for being such a bully and douche when he was younger. Especially for the whole Kobe situation in LA.

[@thefaultinourpizza1513]

True, Kobe was definitely perceived as being the “bad” one then especially because of the rape trial and kobe’s demeanor. I think that whole situation actually helped shaq’s image a lot because he looked like a big goofy older brother who just wants to have fun

[@mongoslade277]

It's the Basketball HOF so all levels of basketball are factored in. Someone scoring only 6000 points in 13 calendar years has no business being on an NBA anniversary team. None

[@Boss3Nate]

@@mongoslade277 exactly. He's in bc of his college career and it's warranted but as far as NBA it's terrible. That fact he won an MVP is laughable and even more laughable is Shaq only one a single MVP

[@jpmnky]

@@Boss3Nate- I agree about his NBA anniversary team selection but he earned his HOF induction because of what he did at UCLA. The title he helped win in Portland certainly helps. But he’s basically another Ralph Sampson type as far as the NBA career went. The Celtics certainly didn’t “need” his help exactly. But he jumped right in an contributed as best he could in 1985-86.

[@robert-h2x]

wrongggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg bill walton shouldnt be there

[@drbankroll999]

The king of beef, followed by beef history marathon is just an insane title choice

[@markjackson6431]

Rewinder: 2006 Orange Bowl 3OTs Beef History: Lindros vs Flyers Organization Overlap: Greatest College Football Coach (Saban) and the Greatest NFL Coach (Belichick) coaching in the same division Untitled: Reggie Miller Untitled: Ken Griffey Junior Untitled: Jim Kelly Collapse: Early 90s Bills Untitled: Red Sox Players (particular Yaz) Prism: Steph Curry and all those mid major players Rewinder: The Catch By Willie Rewinder: Hank Aaron and Bonds breaking the respective HR record Untitled: Don Nelson

[@antoniotrivelloni8191]

Untitled: Barry Sanders/Megatron/Larry Fitzgerald

[@Bushidounohana]

When grown men make their living (and their legacy) playing with bouncing balls, only a Super Man among otherwise mortal men can truly ascend to hall of fame immaturity. Love this compilation, and a chance to see the faces behind the brilliance. Great work, as always!

[@fobinc]

somewhere in Metropolis Clark Kent is crying over these two beefing over who gets to use his logo.

[@chad_b]

Shaq has a good heart but he's also very sensitive and petty lol

[@andreglenn74]

And he is bully

[@badgrass_ph]

He's an egotistical baby 😂😂😂

[@Braylon1997]

He’s a big man child who can dish it out but can’t take it

[@chad_b]

@@badgrass_ph haha he sure is. Any time he mentions his four rings you know his feelings were hurt

[@David-iv6je]

I wouldn't bet on that good heart. He's pretty selfish and I've never known a bully to have a good heart. Of the former players on the TNT crew Kenny is the decent human.

[@eidessa9]

I know you don't usually cover F1, but can you do a Prost vs. Senna Beef History episode? Thanks and Happy Holidays to everyone!

[@simoncaton1226]

That would be awesome I with the Secret Base

[@Mo1683]

I’ve always felt that when Shaq says he’s “The Most Dominant”, it’s just him sayin’ that he’s the Fattest Player to ever play the game.

[@micahpaik5445]

58 minute beef history 🤩🤩🤩- christmas came early

[@SethFrostV]

From the esports scene Shaq even had a beef with Duncan "Thorin" Shields. Even going on to ask Richard Lewis "Where is Duncan?" multiple times at a Street Fighter tournament ELeague was hosting. RL having to tell him "He's not here, he doesn't cover fighting games" to where Shaq said "Yeah, well he's a punk"

[@LikwitSwords]

RIP Bill Walton

[@jblassio]

I am a huge fan of Shaq 1992-2004. It saddens me that Shaq can’t make peace with some of these people, which hurts his legacy. Petty squabbles should be beneath Shaq since he is a legend and one of the greatest centers of all time. Less is more Shaq! Believe it.

[@jackjackthompson5771]

*peace

[@doofus9575]

If you have beef with everyone, it might just be you that's the problem and not everyone.

[@KristianWontroba]

Narcissistic and petty, but a legend on the court. Great video!

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

Narcissistic and demon possessed. But man he can but a ball in the hole from 5 feet out

[@lazndora2026]

37:47 Shaq calling Bosh the RuPaul of big man is diabolical😂😂😂😂😭😭

[@blue-uo6yl]

Shaq loves to attack anyone who he perceives as a threat on the Mt Rushmore of centers... anyone sniffing at being good he hates him lol.

[@julianthesmooshyhusky8976]

Shaq is really the king of petty beefs, he’s Beefer Sutherland

[@NevaSellmySoul]

shaq is the queen of petty beefs

[@salsa_blanco]

I remember when Shaq arrived from Krypton, and he created Superman. It's amazing Shaq created Superman in the 1930's but waited until the 90's to become Kazaam or Steel

[@ImBarryScottCSS]

It's funny how Shaq thinks Bill is unqualified to talk about him, given that it is now his job to sit on a panel talking about how good or bad people are at shooting the ball 😂

[@KClouisville]

Added to the fact that Walton probably knows more about actual basketball in his pinky finger than Shaq does in his entire body. Shaq basically excelled because of about 90% physical dominance. Walton, as a player, had a total analytical and vision-based approach to playing the game (witness his almost single-handed dismantling of Memphis State in the '73 NCAA Finals).

[@davidjohn2534]

@@KClouisville FR. All shaq does is repeat the same stuff never adds anything valuable in terms of analysis

[@YannBambou]

Only Secret Base can do this documentary. I was waiting for this!! 😂

[@zhuoranli4576]

After this video, the next episode of beef history will be Shaq vs Secret Base 😂

[@mikz2006]

This channel is the goat

[@TheCoconutKidz]

The David Robinson beef was a lot crazier than people remember. Shaq made up an entire scenario.

[@omoniyitoby5685]

Thank you Secret Base❤. This will be an entertaining watch as always

[@ChiefRyanSnow]

58 minutes of beef is insane 😂

[@ianbrudnakvoss3126]

Jose Mourinho levels of Beef. Another banger from Secret Base

[@AVar5]

shaq is like that friend in the group that matured a little faster was bigger so no one ever wanted to check, but also you were really glad that he was on your side when it came down to it lol.

[@rickyrichreacts9667]

Damn I miss when Shaq was in the league. He always made it super fun to watch the NBA with his dominant play and funny antics on and off the court

[@Rambam1776]

If I were to win the lottery, I would pay Clara Morris a great deal of money to just follow me around talking about anything. I love that voice.

[@courtcaseindacut]

this was the best christmas gift ever, i love these longer videos

[@tylerspeed9678]

Not only does Shaq like beef he is beefy

[@younglove3362]

Lol 😆

[@mallymalatl]

Shaq is my role model for the stuff outside of basketball. He has the biggest heart ever. He’s always putting smiles on others face

[@dragonmaldito]

People say the best nicknames for Shaq is Superman or Diesel. For me his best nickname is Pettywise

[@yadig1844]

an hour long shaq beef special is NUTS…but i’m here for it

[@thedefinitionisthis]

I love Shaq, but man it’s hard not to acknowledge how sensitive and petty he is. Everything’s gotta be on HIS terms. Granted, that mentality probably helped make him as dominant as he was, but dude has to understand not everyone is wired that way, and certain things simply don’t fly with others.

[@mrhumble2937]

Kobe said it best, if he was Shaqs body he'd have 10 rings.

[@JunkerJackp]

It's amazing, the blogger is really creative and worth watching

[@superdopenova6231]

I'm a simple man, I see beef I watch

[@lgmentertainment519]

The Shaq’n fool part is hilarious 😂

[@DespicableBunny]

It's ironic how the biggest, strongest and most dominant human to step foot on an NBA court happens to be the most insecure and sensitive one.

[@AnitaBone-d3p]

It actually figures 😂

[@reginaldsmith6949]

Chamberlain was stronger and more dominant...

[@Theterminato2013]

Ever heard of Lebron James and Scottie Pippen?

[@lordpaulphilippfernandez9904]

​@@Theterminato2013 LeBron is definitely not stronger than Shaq.

[@alastairchong4824]

Beef history compilation? What a great xmas gift, thanks secret base

[@scottsacala]

All this beef is making me hungry

[@rickgarcia3145]

He’s actually one of the most nicest people to fans

[@blablablabla2572]

That man is clearly not as kind as people want us to believe.

[@Theterminato2013]

We can say the same thing about Lebron and the media portrayal of him but let's not go there since y'all believe he's so humble.

[@khcstewie]

Awesome Christmas gift from secret base ❤

[@floptop10]

Even though he won't ever admit it, he's easily one of the weakest players in regards to mindset and ego. Dudes a grown baby during those early 2000 years.

[@psingone]

The more Shaq talks the more I understand Kobe's position and why the Lakers made the right decision.

[@momo.ru-kun]

Shaq has so much beef he could feed half of the homeless people in America

[@ForHeWhoLaughs]

This is not only a compilation of his beefs, but a rehash of his beefs they’ve already covered. They have truly done it justice, I can’t imagine being someone who was playing when he was, let alone AFTER he played in the league. What can you do? Lol

[@brenanconroy4052]

I still will never understand the Walton beef. It seems well regarded, even among the great other centers, that Walton deserves to be considered one of the best injury context considered. It feels like Shaq doesn't want it to be considered and a lot of the times, almost considered it like "his fault" for getting hurt, which feels extremely weird

[@chris7574]

Great video! 👏🏻👏🏻

[@滋榎本]

It's amazing that Shaq was named to the NBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time Team at the young age of 24. He is known as one of the best centers of all time, and has also appeared in numerous movies such as ``He Got Game'' and ``Uncle Drew.''

[@fortynights1513]

Shaq is also the king of beef

[@ParsnipPizza]

AI comment

[@Cynsham]

bot comment

[@yoinkhaha]

Walton was one of the greatest playmakers and defenders and THE greatest passing big man all time, and is pretty universally recognized as such.

[@SafariSoundzUnited]

RIP #BillWalton🙏🏾 🏀 #Legendary

[@AnitaBone-d3p]

Definitely

[@anonenormous2376]

Physical toughness +10 Emotionally weak -7 Overall buff -14 Negative affect.

[@philbuttler3427]

Shaq literally uses not having rings as a way to deflect criticism. Bill Walton having rings meanwhile it becomes about stats.

[@serisothikos]

The compilation we've all been waiting for.

[@Sheep506]

Shaq is insecure which is why he has to put other centers down to make himself feel better

[@KidFresh71]

Always love your content. Great voice over work.

[@CarolineBearoline]

Here to find out why Shaq is the beefiest

[@SavingSoulsMinistries]

Because he is a child of satan. But gosh dang can he put that ball in the hole from 5 feet out

[@Vandalio_Saez]

I lived in orlando when Hakeem schooled him that magic team was stacked pretty well and got demolished

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

Who didn't Hakeem school?

[@Vandalio_Saez]

@@jasondyrkacz8270 yeah he was a Beast

[@barryswigart1432]

Damn i was excited for a new video.

[@yourewelcome2134]

Why not add the extra stuff from when Dwight won a ring. Doesn’t seem difficult

[@Romanus-]

Yep, he was a huge part of that championship. He doesn’t get enough credit for the role he played that playoffs

[@samuelmintz9816]

1000% loved this Beef Rewinder

[@GarboFlow]

I think insecurity is in the core of Shaq's continuous self-vindication after retirement. He knows that he could have done much more, if he had taken care of his body, so he tries to hide it to the outside world with layers of arrogance, outrageous takes and ego-boosting idiocy, what in the core is just plain insecurity.

[@manz7860]

He left so much on the table. Imagine how dominant his game would've become if he embraced the granny shot free-throw. He could've played another 3 years at a high level if he took care of his body.

[@jektonoporkins5025]

This right here. Shaq is the mostly physically gifted specimen in NBA history. Maybe even sports history. He has 4 rings but I think deep down he knows that he really only earned the first one, which was also his lone MVP season. Rings 2-4 were more attributable to Kobe, Phil Jackson, Dwyane Wade, and Pat Riley. Given Shaq’s physical gifts the argument could be made that he underachieved in the NBA. When anyone voices that argument he just responds with “4 rings” because that’s all he can say.

[@JLeppert]

This is in my top five favorite series on KZbin.

[@DwayneIsK1NG]

3:23 You can't tell me though that Shaq was not really wrong 😂. Bill Walton is the odd man out in this commercial 💀. I don't know if it felt different in '92 since they were closer to '77 but he sticks out like a sore thumb when compared to the others here. Should have put George Mikan or something

[@Cloud121D]

As a lifelong Magic fan since 1993, this video hits me SO HARD!!!!

[@marcjohn9404]

I love Shaq, but his bravado and arrogance is in proportion with his size, accomplishments, and level of dominance he held on his position in the 90s and 00s. There was no reason for him to be as big a punk ass to Walton especially, because Walton was always supportive of him I think.

[@michaelknowlton1231]

We all have been waiting on this one 🎉

[@Bask3tChase]

Shaq really does owe Kevin Durant a lot for making people forget Shaq was the most insecure brat in the history of superstars up until Durant showed up.

[@Romanus-]

lol for real

[@gabryszakdawidowicz2333]

meant to comment this yesterday but thank you secret base for the best christmas eve's eve gift of all time. merry christmas eveyone

[@IsaacJoshi]

Shaq is an interesting figure in the NBA. An absolutely dominant and amazing player no doubt, but he left alot of the table with his focus and discipline in later years. He is a great analyst with entertaining and valuable insight, but is also extremely immature and petulant at times. Shaq is much less able to take it compared to how much he loves to dish it out. He is a great but flawed individual, who is a hypocrite but also a pillar of the modern nba

[@carsonhugill2176]

I think if Walton had never returned to win 6th man of the year in 1986 that his career would’ve been forgotten. It was because he came back and was still amazing after all the years of not playing and the injuries that showed that he truly was one of the greatest to ever do it and that he just didn’t play in his prime. Kareem and Bill Walton were essentially equals in 1977 and 1978. Then my Blazers ran him into the ground unfortunately. I once had my uncle cry in front of me as he talked about Bill Walton he was the most loved man in Oregon for a while there.

[@jakescustomdesigns]

I wonder how Shaq feels about this pretty spat with Bill Walton after his passing. I wonder if Shaq will look back and cringe at some of his behavior.

[@FamilyGuyClips401]

Shaq doesn’t seem like that kinda guy to me 🤣

[@karan_kataria0713]

He talks about it on ESPN. Dude was classy about his response, talked about how he was soft about the beef, and how he and bill put aside their differences

[@MaybeDHitHim]

Alive or dead has nothing to do with performance on the court

[@M-Cherian]

Just in time for the holiday seeason. Thanks Seth!