Shaq Life: Shaq’s Acts of Charity [MASHUP] | TNT

- ♪ - Once or twice a week I try to do good deeds. I'm on my Instagram, like I usually do, and I got a call from a kid, he's a size 19, he can't afford shoes, I don't know where to get them. I know where to get them. - ♪ - SHAQ: 1989, San Antonio, Texas, on a military base, I had a pair of shoes all year until I met Bruce. - SAMUEL: A friend told Shaq's father to call Bruce, who specializes in oversized shoes. Bet you didn't know there was a market for that, did you? So good old Bruce gave young Shaq a new pair, and that was before he was famous. - Woo, boy, let me get some of these. - SAMUEL: Over the years, Shaq has paid him back by buying more than 2,000 pairs of shoes, and counting.

Do you have a size 19 for the child? - We have some shoes for you. - Well. - SHAQ: What's up, friend? - BRITAIN: Hello. - SHAQ: How are you? What is your name? - BRITAIN: Brittany. - Nice to... yes, I'll take care of... I'll take care of your things today. - Thank you so much. - Yes, you are a team player, whatever you need. Her mom reminded me of my mom because every time I see a single black woman and a child, it was me and my mom. She used to wear a pair of shoes for three years straight.

I used to wear a size 13, 14, 15, but I used to squeeze my feet into a size 13. Then I had to come home and wash them, and make them look new, so when I go to school, the kids don't talk crazy of me and I have to fight, so I know the fight and I don't forget it. And who is that, is that the grandmother? - MAN: - Is that the grandmother? - WOMAN: Where are they going to come to us in approximately. - Grandma is quite well, cousin. - - SHAQ: Ruin it. When is the prom, Grandma?

Approaches? - WOMAN: Oh, wow, that's right. - SHAQ: And this is what you come in with, I don't care what you're talking about. --Yes, she's fine, connect it. - WOMAN: He likes them. - SHAQ: Do you like them? Very good, and I'll also give you some money for a suit. I'll give you some money for a suit. Yes, she will take care of the suit. She walks in that place like this. - - ♪ - MAN: Give him the ride. - SHAQ: Oh, let me see it, let me see it, oh. -TIFFANY: he is going to kill them. - Listen, if the dance starts at 8:00, show up at 8:15. - - ♪ - Do you have a girlfriend?

She was about to say: You'll do it on Friday when you come in with her ass. - - See me before you leave. -TIFFANY: Okay. - ♪ - SHAQ: How much? - WOMAN: It's $6,843.28. - SHAQ: For everything? No, but I also bought 10 pairs from him. That's all? Shalom, Bruce, I love you. - SAMUEL: Shaq-to-School is a program with Zappos and Amazon that delivers school supplies to more than 5,000 children in need so they can begin their own journey to a dream attraction. - Well, first you have to tell me what you want to be when you grow up. - I will be the best president. - SHAQ: Well, first I'll give you some presidential music.

The kids gravitate toward me because I'm the easy gateway. When kids see me, they say, "I identify with Shaq. He's dumb." If you don't pay attention, you'll miss it. Shoo, shoo, shoo, shoo, shoo. You didn't even see it, did you? And I can give you a secret. Snuggle up. So I don't say it out loud. - ♪ - Do you know how I made 900 million dollars? Just by listening to my mom and dad. Make sure you always listen to your parents. I understand? - I understand. - Seriously, I'm not playing. Alright? Don't tell anyone my secret. See you next time, okay?

Remember what I said. - ♪ - SHAQ: It's not rocket science, people, let's go. - SAMUEL: Shaq has come up with a new marketing campaign for Papa John's Pizza. No fake actors, no fake scenarios. My man keeps it real and reaches out directly to people. - SHAQ: Do you want a free pizza? - WOMAN: Oh, my God. - What is your name? -Terry. - Hello, Miss Terry. I own the Papa John's around the corner. This is a free pizza for you and your family. - Thank you. - Are you OK? - Yes. - Okay, give me a hug.

We have to let people know that, “Hey, new kid in town,” changes will be made. This is what's going on." Let everyone know I own that Papa John's around the corner, bro. - Alright, thanks. - SHAQ: So we came up with a commercial. - SHAQ: Yeah, let me try it on a coat. Not bad, not bad - SHAQ: This one? - MEN: - No. Boys and Girls Club, I have your pizza! - SHAQ: So, I know. to a guy named Shaq in a commercial, you know? I gotta take care of the vets, baby. - Yeah, Superman in the building! - CROWD: - SAMUEL: I need Shaq to spread the word about some of these movies I'm in! - No, I'm better than Michael Jordan.

My name is Shaq O'Neal. - Hello. - Is that your mom? Can we accept pizza? - I'm a pizza delivery guy. - Okay, and make sure you always listen to grandma, okay? - Thank you. - Okay, do you know my name now? It's not Michael Jordan, it's Shaq O'Neal. Michael Jordan. Did you understand it? Because I'm giving out free pizza, okay? - Thank you. - Okay, good to see you, grandma. Thank you. - Oh, aren't you Michael Jordan? - I'm better than Michael Jordan. - - Hey. Shaquille O'Neal. - Oh, Shaquille, oh my God. Oh, it's fine. - It's all Jordan.

You got it? Wow. Awesome. - SHAQ: Is this the Apple Store? Oh, it is. Oh Brian! - BRIAN: There is a keyboard. It's all comfortable. - SAMUEL: Some downtime can be the right time to put things in perspective. Shaq knows that most people have problems much bigger than a bad night in the DJ booth. - - Alex, what are you doing? Show him who I am? - Yes, he didn't know who you were. - Oh. - Then I showed them a video. - SAMUEL: And Shaq hasn't forgotten what it's like to be that kid who dreamed of a better

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. - SHAQ: A black boy who fights and window-shops, like most African-American boys.

We don't grow with silver spoons. The girl said those children come every day. They look, seek knowledge and do not bother people. And it was me and my cousin. It was me and my little brother. Can I get two of these? Two of these? - SELLER: Two? - Yes. - He does that all the time. - These? MacBook Air? - Yes, yes, you are understanding. - SHAQ: The ultimate goal is to get a school, that is, one that has my mother's name. I just want to help people. I just want to do the right thing. Tell these guys I'll buy this for these kids. - - - SHAQ: The problems we have in the United States are difficult.

Especially racism. So... I want all breeds of babies to play. - - SHAQ: Black playing with white children, with Chinese, Asians. That will be... My mother would cry. - That's great. It makes me realize that there's a bigger picture than just, you know, this whole music thing. Basically, everything we do is bring joy to people. It doesn't matter if it's just to help someone or it's just a music festival. It's like... just, those little moments of happiness are what they really are. I mean, that's what we live for. At least that's what it is for me now. - Peace! - ♪ - CASHIER: Your totals will be $2.50.

I come from a place where I had nothing, and just because I have more than the average man, doesn't mean I'm better than the average man. There are people here working hard, people who work much harder than me, who live paycheck to paycheck. Those are the people who run the country. I'm just a guy who's very lucky. -SAMUEL: After his successful show in Sardinia, Shaq was greeted with his own welcome party: a special needs basketball team representing Italy and looking to Shaq for inspiration. - Hello Hello hello. Bye Bye Bye. Take a photo? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ALL: - SHAQ: They were beautiful.

They were sitting there, joking, laughing. - They play basketball. They want to be like you. And there are many guys like them in Sardinia. - SHAQ: It reminds me that you have to fight through the trials and tribulations of

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. I want you to keep going out, having fun and playing basketball. I love Sardinia. I love my team. People know me. They know what I do. It makes me feel good. And you know, I'm... I'm blessed. - Thank you so much. - Good job. All good thanks. - - - SHAQ: I don't have to tell you how many rings I won, how much I won.

What can I do to make you smile? Shh. Dad? Wait, this dad? - Yes. - OK very good. - - SHAQ: It feels good to be The Diesel. - ♪ - SAMUEL: Well, look at that. It turns out that people showed up. Curse. People love them, certain mother Shaq. - SHAQ: Good girl, Perry. You're micromanaging, I got it. I'll do it, we're fine. Papa John's and Shaq are having a block party and I'm glad people came and we... you know, we're having a good time. I understand you. I'll be... I'm not going anywhere, I've got you, it's okay.

If you want an autograph, you have to eat nine slices of pizza. - Nine? - SAMUEL: Now it's Shaq who brought them all back. - MAN: One of the things athletes don't do is give back to the community. And for Shaq to come in and buy a Papa John's and everything that happened at Papa John's, people shouldn't attack Shaq at all for that. - Of course, at that point I ended up with Papa John's. I mean, Shaq being a franchisee now definitely changes it a little bit for me. - I like Papa John's. You know, you re-engage the African community and give them a new look.

You know, first of all, get the old man out of there. Get it out of there. -Hey, he made me come back. -Yes, he brought me back too. It worked. Give up, Shaq! You the man! - ♪ - If you succeed, you will receive $100. Take your time, go. - - Wait. Very well, go. Here. Give it to your mom. Jackson: For Shaq, family matters are everything, and I'm not talking about Steve Urkel. I'm talking about Shaq's family affairs, which deal with the people who matter most to him: his loved ones. That's for you, because I love you. - Thank you. - I sold one of my companies and got some extra change.

That's not for bills. That's so you... in fact, do you want to buy one of them... one of those new Rolls-Royce trucks? Continue. - No. - Yes, go get one. So we have a Rolex GMT. It is also known as Pepsi. Let's have some fun. I have three people at 15. Let's get started. 15, 16, 17, 18. Guys, they're $25,000, if you can get one. 17, 18, 19. And how many are now bidding at 20,000? And 20, 20. Thank you, sir. I received 20,000 from the big guy. 21. 21. 21. 21. 21. Jackson: Don't be shy, son. Your dad can afford it. He raises that hand high. Right now, 20,000. Oh, it's his watch. I like that.

Sold, 21,000. I tried to raise the auction prices and ended up buying him a damn Rolex. Hey? Hey, Shaq, your other kids better not see this. I can hear them right now. "But why does Shareef get a $20,000 Rolex and I don't?" Hey, unrelated, but if I raise my hand, can I get a new Porsche? - Did you also come with an empty doll? - Yes. As you knew it was meant to be. (music plays) Snoop Dogg: Shaq Daddy. Hey, Snoop D-O-Double-G. What's up, big guy? I'm here with the person in charge who can get you that general commercial. - Hold on, hold on. - "Go to the General and save some time!" (laughs) I had a meeting with the general and my friend Snoop has been bothering me.

He's like, "Man, I want to do a general commercial. I want to do a general commercial." What's happening? How can I get in where I sit? You just have to keep singing that jingle for me. - It's that simple. - I'm with you, little one. I tell Shaq that I'm a big fan of the General. I love the newest stuff, so I want to get in while I fit in. - I want to accept it. - Well. Because I have a lot of people who have been crashing their cars here. (laughs) Let me know what the next step is.

I'll give him your number, if you don't mind. - Alright. 'Good. - Alright. Jackson: I bet everyone could smell Snoop's weird tobacco through the cell phone. - ♪ - SAMUEL: With Shaq struggling to get the crowd into the show, Shaq decided to enter the crowd. - ♪ When the going gets tough, hack Shaq in the mosh pit ♪ - SAMUEL: Now, now, that's what I'm talking about, big dog. Now, you will bring them back. - ♪ - SHAQ: Being a DJ is not about DJ Diesel, it's about you. I want you to have a good time. You gave me your money, I'll give you your money's worth. - CROWD: - - ♪ - A photo. - Yes Yes.

I receive a lot of emails and letters. I apreciate it. That's all it is. People will want to take a photo of anyone. They'll want an autograph from anyone. They choose me. And I take it as a badge of honor. What can I do to make you smile? - ♪