SHAQ STANDS TALL FOR SNOOP “He’s Looking Out for the Kids — Stop Criticizing Him”
When Shaquille O’Neal speaks, the world listens. And this time, the NBA icon has a message for critics coming after his longtime friend, Snoop Dogg.
Amid recent backlash against Snoop’s community involvement, Shaq made it clear: “Snoop isn’t doing anything wrong. He’s looking out for the kids.”
A LEGEND DEFENDING A LEGEND
Snoop Dogg has long been more than just a rap icon. From his youth football league to philanthropy projects, Snoop has invested his time, money, and energy into building opportunities for young people.
But lately, some have questioned his motives — and Shaq isn’t having it.
“He’s always been about giving back,” Shaq insisted. “People need to stop criticizing him for trying to do something good.”
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Both Shaq and Snoop have built legacies beyond their industries — standing tall as community leaders. Shaq has donated millions to education, healthcare, and underprivileged families, while Snoop has created safe spaces for kids to learn teamwork, discipline, and leadership through sports.
Their message is clear: the next generation comes first.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
In an age where celebrities are constantly scrutinized, Shaq’s words cut through the noise. Instead of nitpicking, he urges people to recognize the positive impact.
As he put it, “If more people did what Snoop does for kids, the world would be a better place.”
Two legends. One vision. A brighter future for the kids.
Now Shaquille O’Neal knows what it is like.
Video of “The Big Diesel” being dwarfed by 18-year-old college hooper Olivier Rioux is going viral across cyberspace.
The NBA hall of fame inductee’s shocked face said it all as the hulking centre was left looking like a stocky point guard next to the University of Florida giant.
You can watch the video below.
A video shared by Shaq on TikTok has more than 17 million views and more than one million “likes”.
The 52-year-old captioned the video: “Pick on someone your own size”.
O’Neal is just like everyone else when it comes to seeing the 2.36m wonder.
