Man, when he said "I know kids get teased for wearing my shoe, but my shoe doesn't look like a 29 dollar shoe and I take pride in that". That touched me deep. I think is a shame kids do get tease for wearing Shaq shoes. We got to teach humility to our children.
It’s true though when I was a kid it was embarrassing to get caught wearing his shoes. I’m 28 now and to think back on it, it is dumb but what can we do we were kids just trying to fit in.
I had the shaq shoes also the fubu ones too. I got teased but I didn’t let it get to me. I started to look for flaws in them and lit 🔥 their asses up! Went from being picked on to being a cool kid
word to god. we used to call them "air walmarts" when i was a kid. makes me sick thinking about clowning on someone because that's all their parents could afford. Im 35 now and I buy clothes from walmart and target all the time even though I make decent money. It's about looking fly, not spending money. After I discovered thrift stores in high school, I never looked at clothes the same way. You can hit up goodwill and look good for $10.
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I still remember when I was young and my mom could only afford shaqs but I would rock them and to know the back story it actually makes me feel better knowing he made his own shoe to make it affordable for families with low income
Bro I remember going to Famous footwear, and getting DC’s & Sketchers but always having on my mind that I didn’t want her to spend so much, but I still rocked what I thought looked best. Maaan the struggles, now I got more sneakers than I will ever need lol
Shaq is a treasure. The fact he made his shoes affordable to help people is amazing and his contributions won't go unnoticed. He realizes the struggle these kids go through and decided to do something about it, truly an amazing and humble man.
@@jdreal77 The fact you look at what Shaq did in a monetary way says a lot about you, and none of it is good. You're clearly very shallow and narrow-minded, just to name a couple things. You should be ashamed of yourself.
The mysterious woman who said "Make affordable shoes"(while throwing money on his face which he gave her) and the fact that Shaq respectfully realized and called it "blessing in disguise"! Just WOW!!! This world truly needs more of this personality.
sorry but that's simply not true..... I wish the world worked in a perfectly just way like you imagine it, but it simply doesn't..... and it's for that reason that when great people like Shaq give from their blessings and their millions, it really means a lot.....
Damn. I am literally sobbing. I didn't see this coming. Everyone buys shoes for themselves, Shaq did it for the kids man. Class act. Absolutely no one will ever be able to replace him
This is lowkey one of the best episodes I’ve ever seen from sneaker shopping. I come here for interviews; I get that a majority of the audience doesn’t care about that but this one hit perfect. Fantastic interview, and overall for a good cause. Seeing celebrities buy hype/expensive sneakers for themselves is so hollow. Would be cool to see more like this from complex
Yeah, I enjoyed it too. The interviewer trying to say Shaquille was only one giving his shoes away after the game though! I am from Chicago, trust our ‘guard was doing it before Shaquille was pro.
I got to meet shaq about a month or so ago and he is as genuine as he seems. He is so caring, soft spoken, and of course, always the light in the room. he was awesome
Well he is damn near 50. Young immature kids do that. Rarely do you see players in the league showing off flamboyantly like rappers, but they all show their wealth in different ways, but as you get older its not as loud.
“Look…I own Reebok, y’all ain’t walking outta here w/nuttin’ else.” LOLOL. I love Shaq! Whenever I see his generosity I am reminded that if you are not generous with little, you will NOT be generous with much. His generosity is embedded in who he is…not because of what he has.
13:20 "Make sure you listen to your parents and teachers!" Salute to this guy. Keeping it real with the kids and youth. We need more role models like him.
The fact Shaw could've went the Kobe or MJ route with shoes instead made a purpose of making affordable shoes is just mind blowing. What a great human being
Lol, you can almost feel Shaq's parents projecting through him. "Get on out of here, spendin all my money". Shaq will forever be, imo, one of the most caring, humble, down to earth guys I've seen in the sports industry. The giving he does and doesn't want credit or press for. No tiktoks or instagrams of him feeding homeless people. He just does it. He doesn't care about the clout. Such an Old School Cool. Would love to meet him one day and tell him in person. Much respect Shaq Diesel 👍
I've met him several times in Atlanta and he's really a nice, humble guy in public. I always try to give celebrities their personal space when they're not "working," but he was really welcoming and even approached us on one occasion.
I'm not ashamed to admit it that in elementary we couldn't afford the big name brand shoes so I wore the shaqs and the and 1's from walmart. Mad respect to shaq for making affordable shoes for families that struggle and can't afford it. He could of brushed the woman off that told him about the shoes but took it to heart and made a change, thanks shaq I know it helped my family out alot.
Shaq is unquestionably one of the most giving and amazing people in the world. Definitely gonna start buying Reebok knowing such a great person represents the brand. Great video.
shaq is the most humble dude. and the only guy that has a walmart shoe line, and respect from everyone. keep bein great shaq, we all respect the hustle.
Shaq has always gotten my respect both on and off the basketball court, world class guy all around that does so much to give back to the people and places dear to him, just a great dude in a world of shitbags
Man, it breaks my heart to hear Shaq acknowledge that kids get bullied for wearing his shoes, especially considering his brand comes from a place where it cares about its consumer.
Facts, you know damn well these kids don’t want no reeboks LMFAO. Probably bragging to all their friends that they will be on sneaker shopping and turned out they get reeboks LOL. Props for Shaq for doing this but you know these kids don’t want them shoes bruh
I remember getting a pair of black and gold Shaq high tops for Christmas when I was younger. Made me feel just as cool as the kids who could afford the J’s, dude is truly a legend.
I remember getting the light blue Orlando Shaq jersey. I’ve had a lot of players uniforms over the years, I even have a Kobe jersey in a case on the wall in my game room, and he’s my favorite player ever, but that shaq jersey is still my favorite. Couldn’t tell me shit. Kobe, Magic, and Shaq…my favorites.
This is hands down the most genuine and real episodes. Shaq is one of the rare celebrities and former athletes who uses his fame for the greater good and stays humble. If more famous people were like him we’d have way fewer problems today
Everybody loves you Shaq, you truly are one of the most genuine people the world has to offer and seeing all the good you out back into the world is such an incredible thing.
Much respect for Shaq. I remember wearing shaqs as a kid since my family was poor but also wanted me to be able to play some ball at school. Also remember growing up thinking less of the shoes since Js and Nikes were the hype then and still to this day. But watching this has opened my eyes and made me realize what Shaqs were for and makes me appreciate the shoes my parents had been able to afford. Going to grab some of his shoes out of respect for what hes been doing for kids.
Wow it was diffrent in Sweden, Nobody could afford the Shaq's (that i know) that was like the holy grail. You alwaysvused to go to the sporting shops and they always had a replica of shaq's gigantic shoe. It was like 150$ at the time, the most i got sneakers for as a kid was 50$ and those was FIRE, regular joint like 20-30$ and nobody had jordans. Dont even think thet existed out here in the 90s. Reeboks was tha shyt. When air forces become popular is when people started rocking nike again and Js aint become popular until tha mid 2000s
I normally skip through these interviews and get straight to the total, but this time I sat through and you can't help but realise how genuine and humble Shaq is, long may his business ventures continue and thrive.
How can anyone not like Shaq? Dudes like the most grounded guy ,I have great admiration for this man and his outlook on life ,kudos to his mom and dad for keeping him honest and a real dude.
Shaq is an amazing human being. A real role model, a legend, an amazing business man, and he always helps out in anyway possible. I hope people are giving him his flowers now before it’s too late. I will be heartbroken when he is gone. I love you Shaq 🙏🏽
I love that Shaq is heavily associated with the sneakerhead world, but he is himself an older gentleman who just likes a nice slip-on shoe and making affordable shoes for kids. He's so cool
I had the Shaqs back in the day, luckily when I was a kid sneaker culture wasn’t as big with the youth so I didn’t get clowned for my clothes. Shouts out to Shaq for making affordable hoop star shoes for the kids.
Crazy smart move from Shaq. Showing how he managed to get each kid 2-3 pairs and spend less than 1k. Showing the culture you don’t need to spend bands on shoes, be proud of what you got
Tbh back then I thought they were wack but after seeing ur comment.i might give them a shot.its stinks when u pay a good price for shoes n yet it lasts 1yr n half or so unless u REALLY take good care of them.i say that cuz yes it should be obvious but when u do have alot of stuff goin on whether dancing or music wise.they can wear out alot quicker.they didn't have dancing shoes back then but I guess u never judge a book by its cover
As a Boys & Girls Club kid, I already had some respect for Shaq for being one too.... Seeing this and hearing his story, then watching how he bought more club kids shoes... My respect for this man has gone through the roof and I can't stop smiling. Think I might get rid of my LeBrons for a pair of Shaqs....
Thank you shaq!!! Back in the mid 1990's as a single mother u made your sneakers affordable for me to buy a BRAND name for my son! Them black and blue Shaq snakers at walmart!!! He passed away in 2012 at 18 yrs old from an accident, but he was so super happy to receive some SHAQ SNEAKERS for 3 yrs straight!!!!! Sending love from Montreal, Canada
I love this video too much. Shaq being the caring guy he is even asked them after the fact if they wanted anything else. Happy the kids got some fresh pairs of shoes.
Mad respect to Shaq 🥺✊🏼. He so humble.. This has got to be by far my favorite sneaker shopping episode!! Shaq has a good heart. God continue to bless him 🙏🏼🙏🏼
What a wonderful human this man is. His kindness always makes me year up. I aspire to be like this, I have the will but lack the funds. If ever I am able, I will follow Shaq's lead. I know what it's like to be the teased kids.
I graduated high school in ‘94. I remember loving all those old kicks. Shaq has always been a great human being. I’m happy he’s doing all these great things
This is by far the best episode you've done. Thank You to Shaq for showing us what it truly means to be great. What it means to be a real legend. I think Shaq has outdone everyone who's ever appeared on this show.
Shaq always just comes across as an all-around nice guy, would be amazing to sit down and chat to him. Always has great stories about his business investments, well worth a listen
Shaq is the coolest. I grew up in Chicago in the 80s and 90s so--naturally--Shaq was the enemy. But after Jordan retired, Shaq really became the star of stars in the NBA. He is one of the few players who has excelled at playing, commentating and analysis. He is a natural at all of them. He also is one of the few players who has transcended time. We all know he entered the league 30 years ago, and yet he feels as current as ever. Great interview.
I think he's even transcended basketball and being an NBA player. Of course most people will look at Jordan and his accomplishments on the court and easily name him the goat of basketball. But Shaq has really become a cultural icon beyond sneakers and basketball. He's really underrated in a sense since we see so much of him and almost take him for granted in this day and age with all his shenanigans on Inside the NBA, ridiculous box office movies, big teddy bear personality, and consistent philanthropy in the last three decades. But he's the real unicorn in the sports world. He's the people's champ that Kobe(rest in piece), Lebron, Jordan, etc could never be in a million years. He gives back to his communities in a down to earth and no nonsense way and does so without needing to look for glory or fame because he already has all the glory and fame. I'm sure everyone has their flaws and I'm not gonna perpetuate the hero/celebrity worship culture by putting these guys on pedestals. Plenty of people do just as much and go unseen. But I really do look up to Shaq's approach of using his fame and celebrity to do good for himself and his family, while also giving back to the communities that helped him get to the place he is now. Also just having fun while doing it and not taking it too seriously. Probably just as rewarding for him as it is to those he gives back to.
Love Shaq. Also loved that he threw in some bits of history with the brands. Never knew some of that back story. Especially the part he stated Nike used to own the Shaq brand. Great episode!
I’m truly amazed on how Shaq is. I’m deeply humbled by his actions and what he stands for truly a good hearted man. I really loved this episode I never knew his story but it was a good one especially now that thanksgiving is over. I believed they timed it just right. God bless you Shaq your a blessing
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Man, when he said "I know kids get teased for wearing my shoe, but my shoe doesn't look like a 29 dollar shoe and I take pride in that". That touched me deep. I think is a shame kids do get tease for wearing Shaq shoes. We got to teach humility to our children.
Shoes are shoes, as long as they look good and are comfortable to wear, it shouldn't matter.
@@koushikvemuri3130 society values material things. Its a terrible way to judge people.
It’s true though when I was a kid it was embarrassing to get caught wearing his shoes. I’m 28 now and to think back on it, it is dumb but what can we do we were kids just trying to fit in.
I had the shaq shoes also the fubu ones too. I got teased but I didn’t let it get to me. I started to look for flaws in them and lit 🔥 their asses up! Went from being picked on to being a cool kid
word to god. we used to call them "air walmarts" when i was a kid. makes me sick thinking about clowning on someone because that's all their parents could afford. Im 35 now and I buy clothes from walmart and target all the time even though I make decent money. It's about looking fly, not spending money. After I discovered thrift stores in high school, I never looked at clothes the same way. You can hit up goodwill and look good for $10.
Much respect for Shaq, always helping the kids
Shaq's kids and Thanksgiving dinner 🍗
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Yea I was one of the kids
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I still remember when I was young and my mom could only afford shaqs but I would rock them and to know the back story it actually makes me feel better knowing he made his own shoe to make it affordable for families with low income
Bro I remember going to Famous footwear, and getting DC’s & Sketchers but always having on my mind that I didn’t want her to spend so much, but I still rocked what I thought looked best. Maaan the struggles, now I got more sneakers than I will ever need lol
Them all whites 34s and 32s had us Steppinn S/o dukes
Man I had the white and blue joints everyone laughed at me but I didn’t give a fuck because they were fly to me!
💯💯
Same, i used to play ball with them on and people thought they were jordans LOOL
Shaq is a treasure. The fact he made his shoes affordable to help people is amazing and his contributions won't go unnoticed. He realizes the struggle these kids go through and decided to do something about it, truly an amazing and humble man.
The world needs more people like Shaq. Such a great person with a big heart.
I second this bro 100%.
Nah such a big man, with a big heart
Gentle Giant !
Sure does, protect him at all costs
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“I need you to report my credit card stolen” Shaq always playin lmao
Thought this was ricegum for a sec
I thought you were ricegum😂
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He’s so charismatic without trying
In a world full of evil and filth, Shaq truly is a good man
the ad underneath is a good example
Yup….
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One of the best human beings on the planet 🌎 not many around like shaq it’s a rare breed on this day and age 💯
Its not on Us to say good or bad.. what U feel is truth speaking from heart.
hes the man. spent it on kids. always humble & gives back to the community
I mean, it was nice, but that was nothing to him. It's like you or me giving 5 people 1 dollar each
@@jdreal77 Oh shut up. Someone does something good but it's not good enough
@@jdreal77 The fact you look at what Shaq did in a monetary way says a lot about you, and none of it is good. You're clearly very shallow and narrow-minded, just to name a couple things. You should be ashamed of yourself.
@@jdreal77I doubt you’ve given anything to charity instead of watching people’s pockets worry about yours
Shaq is the man. “Kids always get teased for wearing my shoes” you’re doing the right thing Shaq and it doesn’t go unnoticed.
If I knew someone eating shoes i'd bully them too
@@kingdess0 edited lmfao
Cause his shoes are clunky and ugly, they should have designed some for people with normal sized feet.
New generations are more capitalist loving than ever, no matter what they say on titktok they love their name brands
The mysterious woman who said "Make affordable shoes"(while throwing money on his face which he gave her) and the fact that Shaq respectfully realized and called it "blessing in disguise"! Just WOW!!! This world truly needs more of this personality.
Like a nba version of scrooge.
Cap
I dont know if i believe the story about the lady...ppl dont like giving money away especially rich ppl...
@@josefigueroa1043 it's $2000 to Shaq that's like a quarter to me 😂
Idc if its 20 dollars...they spoil
I love it how Shaq doesn’t buy any pairs for himself and decides to help other people he is truly a good man
mate he could buy the whole store for himself..
Well, does this store even have his size?
@@stonedog23 idk
@@stonedog23 he’d just custom order it..or call the respective shoe brands and inquire!!
Did you miss the part where he owns reebok ??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shaq really show us that “what comes around goes around”. He been helping people and we see how blessed and successful he’s been.
💯🙏🏽
sorry but that's simply not true..... I wish the world worked in a perfectly just way like you imagine it, but it simply doesn't..... and it's for that reason that when great people like Shaq give from their blessings and their millions, it really means a lot.....
Shaq is irreplaceable 😂! "Put my credit card on stolen." Reebok was huge back in the mid-late 90's. They got Shaq, Iverson, Emmitt Smith and Kemp...
Irreplaceable * but facts
Report* my guy can u spell
@@marcuscastellano7748 English probably ain’t his first language allow him
Kamikaze 1 needs to come back.
"Get on outta here. Spending all my money." LOL
Shaq is arguably the most humble super star ever. He never forgot how it felt to be a kid from a lower class family.
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This guy deserves so much more appreciation for what he's done over the years for people
Yupp he does do alot DAILY which is crazy.
Damn. I am literally sobbing. I didn't see this coming. Everyone buys shoes for themselves, Shaq did it for the kids man. Class act. Absolutely no one will ever be able to replace him
Jaden Smith and Rondo did it too I believe
A lot of people did it
Also Melo.
he cant buy shoes for himself they dont have his size
Dey all bought Reebok so all the money he spent shaq gettin back 😂😂😂
Nobody can ever be like Shaq, he’s an amazing person there isn’t many people like Shaq in this world bro for real.
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This is lowkey one of the best episodes I’ve ever seen from sneaker shopping. I come here for interviews; I get that a majority of the audience doesn’t care about that but this one hit perfect. Fantastic interview, and overall for a good cause. Seeing celebrities buy hype/expensive sneakers for themselves is so hollow. Would be cool to see more like this from complex
I know, I forgot I was watching complex.
Absolutely! Especially these times when we all look to be better and more supportive. Carry it through and ‘demand’ people buy shoes for kids.
Yeah, I enjoyed it too. The interviewer trying to say Shaquille was only one giving his shoes away after the game though! I am from Chicago, trust our ‘guard was doing it before Shaquille was pro.
Shaq is a really, really sharp dude-- he's always played the clown on TV, but he's made nothing but smart moves when it came to business.
The way you described it, isn't "low-key." Coulda used without that word. 🤦♂
I got to meet shaq about a month or so ago and he is as genuine as he seems. He is so caring, soft spoken, and of course, always the light in the room. he was awesome
This guy is the perfect example of cool and generous without having to show off.
Well he is damn near 50. Young immature kids do that. Rarely do you see players in the league showing off flamboyantly like rappers, but they all show their wealth in different ways, but as you get older its not as loud.
He don’t need to show off he is Shaq bro lol
Shaq burner
Gayyyyy
@@lltk-7900 😂😂😂😂 i was thinkin the same thing
Shaq needs to be awarded the Nobel Peace prize. He's such a good person and role model.
lol you're not serious right
Hahah I feel that like agree but he’s also Mr Petty
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Shaq's truly a smart man, in a lot of different ways.
big nigga big brain
His investment in Google was one of his smartest moves ever. He's also an investor in Ring camera.
“Look…I own Reebok, y’all ain’t walking outta here w/nuttin’ else.” LOLOL. I love Shaq! Whenever I see his generosity I am reminded that if you are not generous with little, you will NOT be generous with much. His generosity is embedded in who he is…not because of what he has.
“I need you to report my credit card stolen” Shaq always playin lol
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Shaq been the man fr 😂
Was looking for this comment before I did it lol
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Salute to this guy.
Keeping it real with the kids and youth.
We need more role models like him.
The fact Shaw could've went the Kobe or MJ route with shoes instead made a purpose of making affordable shoes is just mind blowing.
What a great human being
That happened to me when I typed Shaq it came out Shaw. 😂😂 Stupid keyboard
@@underrated7725 I just noticed that lol
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Shaq always been one to give back and help others. His upbringing always keeps him humble.
I have to say Shaq is the essence of giving back! That's why his blessing come his way
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I'm going to Walmart to pickup some Shaq's now
facts, he's been giving back pretty much since he got money
He is one of the most likeable people ever.
thank god for people like shaq.
I could listen to Shaq talk about pretty much anything and everything the whole day. What a legend.
Frl tho first time I wanted a interview to last longer
Shaq the people’s champ
dont forget he made fun of a disabled man
Nah is Charles Barkley
Seeing celebrities donate is the best 🔥🔥🔥
Nothing but respect for Shaq. He's wonderful human being.
Lol, you can almost feel Shaq's parents projecting through him. "Get on out of here, spendin all my money". Shaq will forever be, imo, one of the most caring, humble, down to earth guys I've seen in the sports industry. The giving he does and doesn't want credit or press for. No tiktoks or instagrams of him feeding homeless people. He just does it. He doesn't care about the clout. Such an Old School Cool. Would love to meet him one day and tell him in person. Much respect Shaq Diesel 👍
I've met him several times in Atlanta and he's really a nice, humble guy in public. I always try to give celebrities their personal space when they're not "working," but he was really welcoming and even approached us on one occasion.
That is such a nice comment. It made smile
Hes also a really good dj
I'm not ashamed to admit it that in elementary we couldn't afford the big name brand shoes so I wore the shaqs and the and 1's from walmart. Mad respect to shaq for making affordable shoes for families that struggle and can't afford it. He could of brushed the woman off that told him about the shoes but took it to heart and made a change, thanks shaq I know it helped my family out alot.
Shaq is unquestionably one of the most giving and amazing people in the world. Definitely gonna start buying Reebok knowing such a great person represents the brand. Great video.
shaq is the most humble dude. and the only guy that has a walmart shoe line, and respect from everyone. keep bein great shaq, we all respect the hustle.
Shaq has always gotten my respect both on and off the basketball court, world class guy all around that does so much to give back to the people and places dear to him, just a great dude in a world of shitbags
Shaq is such an honorable human being. Love his energy.
I read this as Shaq is such a horrible human being lol
@@mohamedetmemi7667 same lol
Man, it breaks my heart to hear Shaq acknowledge that kids get bullied for wearing his shoes, especially considering his brand comes from a place where it cares about its consumer.
For someone who’s never met Shaq I am convinced that he really is as kind and genuine as he appears on TV.
He really said “y’all can have any shoe you want as long as it’s reebok” 😂
Istg😂😂
Put some of that money back in his own pocket
I know the third kid was like “Cmon bruh. Buy ya boy them Fire Red 4s”
@@GBullockNC they showed them $800+ amiris I woulda grabbed them 😂
Facts, you know damn well these kids don’t want no reeboks LMFAO. Probably bragging to all their friends that they will be on sneaker shopping and turned out they get reeboks LOL. Props for Shaq for doing this but you know these kids don’t want them shoes bruh
I've enjoyed and loved seeing Shaq grow and learn and mature, he's the embodiment of the human experience.
Till you put chuck in the same room
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Mature? lmao come on bro
trust me he is the only one experiencing what it’s like to live a life like Shaq’s lmaoo
@@TyBrezzy11 he's still a kid at heart be he's wise
I loved how proud Shaq was talking abt having an accessible, stylish shoe families can afford to buy
Shaq is such a humble dude, definitely top people I want to meet him in my lifetime! Much respects!
I remember getting a pair of black and gold Shaq high tops for Christmas when I was younger. Made me feel just as cool as the kids who could afford the J’s, dude is truly a legend.
I remember getting the light blue Orlando Shaq jersey. I’ve had a lot of players uniforms over the years, I even have a Kobe jersey in a case on the wall in my game room, and he’s my favorite player ever, but that shaq jersey is still my favorite. Couldn’t tell me shit. Kobe, Magic, and Shaq…my favorites.
I salute Shaq ever since iv seen him in any kind of light he’s always stayed humble
Shaqs so serious and funny at the same time
This is hands down the most genuine and real episodes. Shaq is one of the rare celebrities and former athletes who uses his fame for the greater good and stays humble. If more famous people were like him we’d have way fewer problems today
Everybody loves you Shaq, you truly are one of the most genuine people the world has to offer and seeing all the good you out back into the world is such an incredible thing.
I'm from southern Africa seeing a dude witha heart is good I'm not used to people with emotions
Much respect for Shaq. I remember wearing shaqs as a kid since my family was poor but also wanted me to be able to play some ball at school. Also remember growing up thinking less of the shoes since Js and Nikes were the hype then and still to this day. But watching this has opened my eyes and made me realize what Shaqs were for and makes me appreciate the shoes my parents had been able to afford. Going to grab some of his shoes out of respect for what hes been doing for kids.
Wow it was diffrent in Sweden, Nobody could afford the Shaq's (that i know) that was like the holy grail. You alwaysvused to go to the sporting shops and they always had a replica of shaq's gigantic shoe. It was like 150$ at the time, the most i got sneakers for as a kid was 50$ and those was FIRE, regular joint like 20-30$ and nobody had jordans. Dont even think thet existed out here in the 90s. Reeboks was tha shyt. When air forces become popular is when people started rocking nike again and Js aint become popular until tha mid 2000s
They was just a dream for me, might cop em someday just to fulfill that lol... but you woulda been tha man out here with those as a kid in the 90's
I normally skip through these interviews and get straight to the total, but this time I sat through and you can't help but realise how genuine and humble Shaq is, long may his business ventures continue and thrive.
What’s the point in clicking the video just to see the price lol?
God I remember my mom bought me a pair of Shaq’s to hoop in and everybody laughed but damn sure didn’t fake the funk
I was not ready for how awesome and wholesome this was! BIG love to Shaq for everything he does!
I think this is my first time listening to Joe laugh shaq is the goat
Shaq is an amazing human being he needs to be protected at all cost
true, but i think he can protect himself
@@96Scooterking 7’1 like 300 pounds
@@BernardoSucksAtCallOuts I think on Wikipedia, he was billed at 325-330lbs.
@@lewissmith3896 and after thanksgiving he’s billed at 350
protected from who??????
How can anyone not like Shaq? Dudes like the most grounded guy ,I have great admiration for this man and his outlook on life ,kudos to his mom and dad for keeping him honest and a real dude.
He may be sensitive at times...but his hearts in the right place. What an inspiration!
Shaq is an amazing human being. A real role model, a legend, an amazing business man, and he always helps out in anyway possible. I hope people are giving him his flowers now before it’s too late. I will be heartbroken when he is gone. I love you Shaq 🙏🏽
I get more and more respect for this man, every day. Bless him.
God bless this man. I don’t think ppl understand how generous Shaq is. And also how smart of a business man he is. Ppl need to applaud him.
I love that Shaq is heavily associated with the sneakerhead world, but he is himself an older gentleman who just likes a nice slip-on shoe and making affordable shoes for kids. He's so cool
SELLING SHOES BY MASSIVE VOLUME = MORE MONEY
@@PostUp_Timeyour point ?
I had the Shaqs back in the day, luckily when I was a kid sneaker culture wasn’t as big with the youth so I didn’t get clowned for my clothes. Shouts out to Shaq for making affordable hoop star shoes for the kids.
Crazy smart move from Shaq. Showing how he managed to get each kid 2-3 pairs and spend less than 1k. Showing the culture you don’t need to spend bands on shoes, be proud of what you got
One of the most down to earth guests here, and he's probably the biggest mega star too!
I've owned a few pairs of Shaq and they held up pretty well Shaq is still underrated to me he's a true legend
Yep
"PRETTY WELL"? WHERE DID YOU LEARN ENGLISH?
@@PostUp_Time what are you talking about dawg
Tbh back then I thought they were wack but after seeing ur comment.i might give them a shot.its stinks when u pay a good price for shoes n yet it lasts 1yr n half or so unless u REALLY take good care of them.i say that cuz yes it should be obvious but when u do have alot of stuff goin on whether dancing or music wise.they can wear out alot quicker.they didn't have dancing shoes back then but I guess u never judge a book by its cover
I got the ones from Payless, the all white Air Force, one looking pair with the Shaq insignia
Talk about a flex ✊🏾- the man’s ended up owning Reebok, got all his shoe creations back & creative design for new releases
We need more Shaq’s in this world
Honestly my fav episode of the entire series
By far the best episode of this show. Shaq is a great guy. Those kids must be so happy!
My daughter Izabella was gifted 4 pair! So did the rest of the kids... we enjoyed meeting him lol
Shaq is a gift that keeps on giving. We love you Shaq
As a Boys & Girls Club kid, I already had some respect for Shaq for being one too.... Seeing this and hearing his story, then watching how he bought more club kids shoes... My respect for this man has gone through the roof and I can't stop smiling. Think I might get rid of my LeBrons for a pair of Shaqs....
No words for what big disel does for the youth. God bless him and his family. We need more people like him in this world.
Shaq definitely made a legacy for himself… certified legend. 🐐🧠
shaq is such a humble and nice human being i love the dude and how he gives happiness where he goes
Hes just so humble, gotta love him
shaq is the farthest thing from humble
Points for being humble and giving back 💯✨shaq the king 👑
Thank you shaq!!! Back in the mid 1990's as a single mother u made your sneakers affordable for me to buy a BRAND name for my son! Them black and blue Shaq snakers at walmart!!! He passed away in 2012 at 18 yrs old from an accident, but he was so super happy to receive some SHAQ SNEAKERS for 3 yrs straight!!!!! Sending love from Montreal, Canada
I love this video too much. Shaq being the caring guy he is even asked them after the fact if they wanted anything else. Happy the kids got some fresh pairs of shoes.
This is a first for Shopping complex, Shaq just melted my heart, nobody thinks of that. Buy kids some sneakers
He never bought them shoes he gave them away he owns Reebok and got it from adidas look at the list of shoes them kids got
@@erikpersaud2627 he owns Reebok!!!😲😲I mean is there anything you can't do in America.
Carmelo did that in his episode, too
Mad respect to Shaq 🥺✊🏼. He so humble.. This has got to be by far my favorite sneaker shopping episode!!
Shaq has a good heart. God continue to bless him 🙏🏼🙏🏼
What a wonderful human this man is. His kindness always makes me year up. I aspire to be like this, I have the will but lack the funds. If ever I am able, I will follow Shaq's lead. I know what it's like to be the teased kids.
Gotta love Shaq man, big humble guy with a big heart!!
I graduated high school in ‘94. I remember loving all those old kicks. Shaq has always been a great human being. I’m happy he’s doing all these great things
We must protect Shaq at all costs, he needs witness protection
@Fred Jammerson With a stature that huge, there are casualties during locomotion.
Witness protection for what? No ones out to get him 😂😂😂
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I'm not so sure a different identity will successfully be able to throw people off the scent...
This is by far the best episode you've done. Thank You to Shaq for showing us what it truly means to be great. What it means to be a real legend.
I think Shaq has outdone everyone who's ever appeared on this show.
Shaq always just comes across as an all-around nice guy, would be amazing to sit down and chat to him. Always has great stories about his business investments, well worth a listen
“I need you report my credit card stolen.”😂😂
-Shaq
he’s to funny
The man only spent like 947$ for them kids 😂 lmao that ain’t shit to him now 💀
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Much respect to that man and everyone involved in this program.
honestly one of the best Sneaker shopping episode I've watched, thanks Shaq
Shaq was the reason I got into basketball in '92, and he's a fantastic example of a father to me now. Nothing but the utmost respect and love.
Shaq is the coolest. I grew up in Chicago in the 80s and 90s so--naturally--Shaq was the enemy. But after Jordan retired, Shaq really became the star of stars in the NBA. He is one of the few players who has excelled at playing, commentating and analysis. He is a natural at all of them. He also is one of the few players who has transcended time. We all know he entered the league 30 years ago, and yet he feels as current as ever. Great interview.
I think he's even transcended basketball and being an NBA player. Of course most people will look at Jordan and his accomplishments on the court and easily name him the goat of basketball. But Shaq has really become a cultural icon beyond sneakers and basketball. He's really underrated in a sense since we see so much of him and almost take him for granted in this day and age with all his shenanigans on Inside the NBA, ridiculous box office movies, big teddy bear personality, and consistent philanthropy in the last three decades. But he's the real unicorn in the sports world. He's the people's champ that Kobe(rest in piece), Lebron, Jordan, etc could never be in a million years. He gives back to his communities in a down to earth and no nonsense way and does so without needing to look for glory or fame because he already has all the glory and fame. I'm sure everyone has their flaws and I'm not gonna perpetuate the hero/celebrity worship culture by putting these guys on pedestals. Plenty of people do just as much and go unseen. But I really do look up to Shaq's approach of using his fame and celebrity to do good for himself and his family, while also giving back to the communities that helped him get to the place he is now. Also just having fun while doing it and not taking it too seriously. Probably just as rewarding for him as it is to those he gives back to.
Have to admit, the 90's was a fun time for us Chicagoans
now this was my favourite sneaker shopping episode. Just genuine kindness and humorous! lol that was awesome. Made me happy to watch this.
Humble guy, maximum respect
Love Shaq. Also loved that he threw in some bits of history with the brands. Never knew some of that back story. Especially the part he stated Nike used to own the Shaq brand. Great episode!
So much respect for this man. Every time I learn more about him the more I’m awe I am.
Shaq is a living legend! Smart, down-to-earth, generous and real. Love him so much. 🙏🏼👑❤️
You just got to love this guy. Whatever you think about anything else he does, cannot deny that he’s always looking out for other people.
I’m truly amazed on how Shaq is. I’m deeply humbled by his actions and what he stands for truly a good hearted man. I really loved this episode I never knew his story but it was a good one especially now that thanksgiving is over. I believed they timed it just right. God bless you Shaq your a blessing
Shaq is a true king with a heart of GOLD...may God keep enriching his pockets for all he does for the kids 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾