“Just because I have more than the average man, does not make me better”: When Shaquille O’Neal bought a homeless man food from McDonalds

Shaquille O’Neal, out of the kindness of his heart, bought a homeless man McDonalds after he noticed that the man did not have any food. 

Shaquille O’Neal was a one of a kind player when on the court continues to showcase the same off the court in different ways. The 4x champ has also been labelled a ‘positive guy’ and rightfully so. The joyous giant is always seen in high spirits, whether it’s on set of NBAonTNT or even just walking down the side of the road. 

Sure, he’s had several tiffs when on NBA hardwood with players like his current co-host, Charles Barkley, but he never let this affect his mood after those 48 minutes of regulation expired. Lauded for being an incredibly humble and kind person, Shaq proves it quite often too.

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Just recently a viral story surrounding Shaquille O’Neal and a soon-to-be fiancé surfaced where the former Orlando Magic big man paid for the ring that the man was going to use to propose to his spouse. Another instance was when Shaq bought furniture for a woman who tragically lost many of his belongings in a fire. 

Shaquille O’Neal bought a homeless man food as he realized he did not have any. 

In a heartwarming video that showcases yet another kindhearted gesture from Shaq, he is seen asking a homeless man if he wanted any chicken sandwiches from McDonalds. Funnily enough, he runs into another customer in the line who has a Los Angeles Lakers tattoo on the back of his head.

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While talking about what he did for the man at McDonalds, Shaquille O’Neal drops a couple words of wisdom and says, “Just because I have more than the average man, doesn’t mean I’m better than the average man.”