Shaq Got Saved by a Geek

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[CarterWbaseball]

Imagine sitting in your living room and seeing shaq talking about you after all those years he never forgot about you truly shows that people will never forget kind acts

[ryanfox]

7ft tall 300lb NBA superstar, actor, rapper - I'm a geek
😂

[davidpetruic]

Labels are whatever. If someone is bound by them, well thats their issue. But Shaq is right. Geeks and nerds are super cool and usually have a natural sense of that sarcastic humor.

[moomie]

Fun fact, Shaq is actually one of the most educated nba players out there, as he has received a BA, MBA, and doctorates degrees.

[giswax]

Who cares if its made up or not, it's still a touching way to communicate that you shouldn't judge or hurt people based on a label.

[nicolehatfield]

Shaq is such a caring man! He does so much good things and you hardly hear about them. Which is a great sign of a great man! I wish nothing but happiness for his life.

[TheCalmPleb]

‘Now I’m a nerd and a geek’ shows the only picture with him with glasses on. Why is this still the stereotype🤣

[Fatmanstan]

Shaq is such a human, love this fkn guy still

[Siouxperman]

I love the big fella, not only does Shaq lookout for geeks n nerds, he has a passion for helping single mothers with children. He’s helped countless families with his kindness and generosity. I sure wish I could meet him or introduce him to my American Indian reservation. We live in poverty and love basketball. Kyrie is also from the same kind of Sioux tribe as me but just a different band. Respect 🫡

[dmiles]

Thank you 🙏🏾 for sharing this Shaq…it’s important to see you’ve learned from experience and are passing on great insights.

[DarkRequix]

Shaq a real one, I was one of those guys that had a core group of friends never really fucked with anyone else but after highschool got a real job and u meet people that u feel like you wouldn’t be friends with back in school but then realize everyone in the world is pretty dope and meet some real cool people and have friends for life

[bejanghavami]

The life lessons that Shaq reflects on are amazing, he has so much wisdom from his past experiences

[johnnydillon]

Imagine 30 years later hearing Shaq talking about you and still calling you a geek nerd

[RICxRODx]

Honestly, all of Shaq’s anecdotes, regardless of truth, are valuable to the communities of the world due to the fact that humanity will always gravitate towards his larger-than-lifeness and LISTEN to his lessons disguised as stories ! ❤

[sauceboss]

Shaq is a man with a lot of experience, who has learned a lot from said experiences.
It shows in everything he chooses to put out

[Jamin]

As a nerd, I used to see the term as offensive when I was younger. As I got older, I learned to take it as a compliment. It’s a way for someone who doesn’t feel comfortable calling people smart to call you smart!

[Nevy]

Shaq's parents sure raised him right

[azola]

It's crazy how easy it is for people to bully a nerd. If nerds were as mean as bullies we would be in trouble, considering the fact that they are usually really smart.

[yonibennett]

Wow, Now that's what it's all about.! Hats off to you!

[Hectic_Times]

This guy is a walking W. Need more men like him teaching our kids and we’d become one hell of a nation.