"I Never Told Him Thank You Enough" | Shaq Salutes Stepfather's Impact on His Career | NBA on TNT
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- "I was once a 6'9" sophomore, didn't start, couldn't play, couldn't dunk... he would not let me be down on myself."
After his emotional tribute at #NBA75, Shaq discusses Sergeant Phillip Harrison's impact on his life and career. 👏
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Amazing story, every child need their father around, massive respect to sarge for choosing a widow who already have a child.
I dont think she was a widow
She wasn't a widow. Shaq's biological father abandoned the family after a prison stint. About five years ago, Shaq met his biological father.....
@@zoradelaney9412 that's what I thought
@@zoradelaney9412 Biological didn't bother
His biological father still lives.
Shaq is one of the best to ever do it.
Shout out to the Sargent, Philip Harrison. He raised one of my favorite human beings of all time.
Gotta love Shaq man! Such a great dude
It's a blessing to have a father like that. I know because I didn't have a father to teach me "life" things. I wish I did.
Shaq is a great story teller can't wait for my son to be old enough to hear this dude he's a role model
For as rich and powerful as he is. He seems like such a down to earth guy. Reminds me of Jay Leno
I hope that Shaq recognizes that his own family are going to one day wish that they had been able to tell him "Thank you" and "I love you" to him like he wished he had said "Thank you" to his own father. Don't stop your kids from showing their pride in you, their respect for you, and their love. When you are gone, they will regret the times that they didn't. They always do. Sometimes you have to man up and accept that emotional burden.
I spoke with Shack when his uncle who was a major in the Medical Corps told me about his promising cuz at LSU. I was a chaplain and helped process the paperwork to keep his stepfather in country.
His mama and he spoke with me a few times to thank me for helping the family keep his stepfather in Texas so he could be near shack that next season.
Very nice people m. I asked him to shoot hoops with Wounded Warriors once but I never really followed B Ball.
I did like LSU FOOTBALL except when they beat Clemson 😎
Best regards on Memorial Day
Chaplain Dinkins
As a Chaps did you ever serve with the Marines? I know it’s likely so with love from the Corps Semper Fi Sir. USMC 2D CEB 2019-2023
We need a full documentary on the Sarge! and how he went through trials and tribulations to end up inspiring a great human which is Shaq.
My Mom and Dad are the same way. Especially my Mom, she does not tolerate anything less.
This is a very touching segment and it's super heartfelt, but I can't ignore the fact that Shaq is telling it with that gray tribble on his head 😄
Tribble😂
I can relate. I didn't tell Big Al "thank you" enough, either.
To anyone seeing this .. have an amazing day ,and stay safe 🙏🏽
Thank u bro u too 💯💯
I love us sharing our stories. 💯💯💯💪💪💪💖💖💖
To be clear, Shaq understood what his father was telling him because he hit him in the face. Our society rightly condemns violence today, yet violence is everywhere and poorly used. In Shaq's story, this was righteous violence, a paradoxical term indeed.
lol his sobriety and gloom with that wig on is hilarious. he is one of the greatest American entertainers. thanks for all the laughs, insights, and amazements, officer O'Neal
I loved Shaq when I was a kid,now I know why parents are important,many people cry victim now days
Aweeeeeeee Shaq we all come from humble beginnings some different than others most importantly our parents wasn't given a hand book on parenting she was fifteen years old when she eloped & married my dad they had it all planned outt witness & all so now you are grown it was my mom & her two sisters all came back married they got into that mom & dad mode & everyone was happy because for me we were a large family of twelve etc the rest of my story will be published many will be shocked we never missed a meal we called our meals Breakfast Dinner & Supper my mom was a housewife thats the reason we were blessed & love but never said the word I love you she was a teenager didnt know but she never missed a beat clean bed clean clothes hot meals a whole lot more to put in book.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Say what you want but massive respect
Hey Shaq!
Ooof…choked me up :'-(
What shaq got on? 💀
BBQ Chicken
This ratio
sgt. Phillip Harrison was no stepfather. Nobody believed more in Shaq than his father the sergeant.
We never do!!! Telling your amazing parent thank you enough is impossible!! He knew!! Simple as that!!
First of all, why does spice adams look like Daniel Cormier? 😂
🙃💙
I’m 25 years old, but Nachelle Turner is soo pretty
Lowkey abuse
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It is never ok to hit a child.
Lol this is the late 80s with Big Sarge... go ahead and delete this.
Depends on how hard... World is tough
Soft
I oughta hit you for saying that
I benefited a lot from a good beating.. especially when you get to 12 ,13, 14 years old, you need to put the fear of God in a child if they start falling into peer pressure.
Gotta love SHAQ man , one of the best to ever do it . The big HOFer , mad respect
I love shaq man dude is such a 🐐 respect ✊🏽
When you get older son you'll understand why I'm tough on you.
Those words never register to us when we're young.
It’s sad that many NBA players have the same story in which they didn’t grow up with both parents. Either the mother or the father wasn’t in their lives or they were deceased