Who do you guys want a video on next 🤔

@CuzzntE

2 жыл бұрын

Gelo Ball , what’s going on , what’s new , whats his chances looking like this year.

@MarClipz

2 жыл бұрын

Jayson Deuce Tatum Jr

@MarClipz

2 жыл бұрын

@@CuzzntE I like that

@bignoob24

2 жыл бұрын

Anthony Davis?

@seandawson5899

2 жыл бұрын

I think since you got love for small market teams, you should do a video about the best small market teams of all time.

Lowkey I feel like it's good I don't hear about Scootie Pippen Jr. And Shareef O'Neal like I hear about Bronny. There's no need to add that type of pressure to a young athlete. Their dads are their dads and they are their own players.

@seanharrison6162

2 жыл бұрын

Shareef had a lot of hype in high school with a series on ball is life if I remember correctly that fell off completely in college do to the surgery but pippen got absolutely nothing

@seandawson5899

2 жыл бұрын

@@seanharrison6162 would you be interested in joining the World Federation of United Seans?

@seanharrison6162

2 жыл бұрын

@@seandawson5899 that honestly sounds like a real thing

@seandawson5899

2 жыл бұрын

@@seanharrison6162 it is. I made it up.

@TarellHudson

2 жыл бұрын

@@seandawson5899 trademark it and put it in effect

It’s Crazy Impressive how shareef fully recovered from heart surgery and relearned how to do basic task

@topbilladezz

2 жыл бұрын

I would say he’s far from fully recovered athletically wise

@keithanderson3179

2 жыл бұрын

Heart surgery is no joke that pain is serious and he has recovered because myself I have a lvad an cant do alot but hopefully when I get this new heart I will recover as fast as possible

@topbilladezz

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithanderson3179 god bless you

@caseysurgent6091

2 жыл бұрын

Amen, I’ve had 3 open heart surgeries and I’m only 26. The remembrance of the pain and the time in the hospital gives you PTSD as well. I have so much respect from this kid and he’s going to be one of my favorite players to root for in the league

Orlando Shaq in today’s game? Shaq would have everybody fouling out and he’ll be putting up Wilt numbers 😂🤣💯💯

@RealEyesRealizeFascists

Жыл бұрын

So many faxes I’m running out of ink

The pressure on this young man to live up to Shaq is immense. At this point Shareef probably has the mentality he’s going to try or die trying to live up to that. Wow, I just want him to be healthy and great at whatever he does. On or off the court. God bless him.

@pistolpete3199

2 жыл бұрын

Live up to Shaq?? He has almost NO pressure to live up to his dad. The world knows he’s NOTHING like his dad. From size down to skill set.

@kendrickking6330

2 жыл бұрын

@@pistolpete3199 facts. I think people just like saying that because he's the son of a legend. Shareef is Shareef period

Had Shareef O'Neal never goine through his ordeal that he went through, I believe he would have been a top notch talent and probably a lottery pick..... He was a really talented big man coming out of high school.

@DonaldSeymourjr

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you on this.

@hoboscratch

2 жыл бұрын

Nah

Good for Shareef! The guy has been through so much and is doing well now. I personally think he could’ve benefited in college for a longer time, he is betting on himself and that’s great for him!

I think Shareef O'neal is a very good player I like his game. Athletic, quick, can handle, can shoot, an he can only get better I think he is talented enough to play in the NBA I'm rooting for him I hope he makes it.

When you have a near-death experience your whole view of what's important in life changes. It makes people reckless in pursuing their dreams because they don't know how much time they have left on this earth. I do worry about Shareef sometimes, but he is willing to die on the floor and he'll be damned if it's on a college court and not in an NBA game. One more year away from his dream is one too many for him.

@CEUprimate

2 жыл бұрын

Most people wth near-death experience I know became more careful and afraid of taking risks.

@poly_g6068

2 жыл бұрын

​@@CEUprimate Priorities change that's what I mean. My dad was the opposite after having a stroke. He really just wants to pursue his goals and doesn't care enough about his safety

@CEUprimate

2 жыл бұрын

@@poly_g6068 Understood. Thanks

@charissdupaty6490

2 жыл бұрын

Orlando shack would have been probably the best player in the league. I don't think people remember how athletic and how fast Shaquille was when he 1st came in the league!!!

@alohatigers1199

2 жыл бұрын

@@CEUprimate Taking risks doesn’t guarantee success.

I think Shareef can make a significant leap if Shaq gets him the right trainers......like the trainers of Pascal Siakam and Giannis

@bjrnthebootybandit

2 жыл бұрын

Do you really think it's that easy? Just get a good trainer any everyone become good? By 22 Giannis was averaging 17ppg in the NBA and was a season away from an all star. At 18 he signed a contract with Zaragoza and already was a full international who played in the world Cup and Eurobasket. His starting level is far ahead at a younger age. He was a phenom. Siakham was a phenom at college averaging 20ppg 2.2 bpg 12rpg whilst Shareef avereged 2ppg. They are NOWHERE near the same dudes so I dunno why their names are mentioned. I feel bad for Shareef as he got done dirty but you disrespecting some of these other stars

@lucasmonteiro600

2 жыл бұрын

In some years he could be an borderline all star. Lets see what happens

@TuNnL

2 жыл бұрын

@@bjrnthebootybandit The Krimzon Empire went a little overboard by comparing Shareef to Siakam or Giannis, but it still was a good point: Shareef can take a big step by working with the right trainers. Just at O'Neal's current trajectory, he projects as an above average player in the G-League, but with intense training, I can see him get some type of contract (10-day, two-way, rest-of-season, etc.) in the Spring. I wouldn't be surprised if the Lakers invited him to training camp and he earned an Exhibit 10, even if he ultimately gets waived. 💁🏻‍♂️🏀

@takeflightlegend

2 жыл бұрын

@@bjrnthebootybandit he’s Shaqs son. I promise you he has already been working with the best trainers money could buy since middle school. If Mikey can get the elite trainers, imagine the pull that SHAQ has

@bjrnthebootybandit

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucasmonteiro600 bro he's not even college level yet. What the fuck. He failed at the lower level

Send him to Europe to a team with a 2 way program. They usually run a first devision team and a development team in a lower devision. He would get plenty of playing time against grown men on a high level.

@papacinoooo

2 жыл бұрын

This!

@jeffreyrogers8151

2 жыл бұрын

Ok I'll put a word in..

@SUPPORTINDEPENDENTS

2 жыл бұрын

@@jeffreyrogers8151 lol 😆

I’m just glad the young buck is still alive after his heart issues. But I’m sure it must feel amazing to play for his dads former team. Especially when he is dad won THREE rings with them. Shareef may not make the team BUT at least he had a once in a time experience that he will never forget. Best of luck, young buck ✌🏾

Much respect for him, he just has to keep pushing to get stronger and better.

Respect to Shareef, I wish him the best in his career.

I mean he use to call kobe, uncle, so maybe just maybe kobe might have instilled some of his mamba mentality in him.

@beautiful4020

2 жыл бұрын

His Dad is Shaq... It was born in him. Lol

The fact that I opened KZread and saw Coop uploaded a minute ago. Perfect video to watch while relaxing before bed.

I was shocked & happy to see him in Summer League. I wish him all the best, its damn hard to make the NBA if he can land on the right team that'll be a good start.

The young man had to walk again yo. You only live once he's doing what's best for him

Props to shaq for taking the role of defender to a shorter Shareef. Most gym sessions show 6'4 players against 5'10 defenders

That Austin rivers hoopmixtape will live forever in infamy for how it had us all convinced he was the next MJ

@getlikecoop

2 жыл бұрын

bro when the Pels drafted him I thought it was over 😂

@mikhailjones8286

2 жыл бұрын

Know what I always wonder, why can't they showcase this type of skill at the next level like your skills don't just disappear

@Iglatinpey

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikhailjones8286 Pressure + the talent in the NBA. Playing ball against local scrubs, and strengthing everyday with the best 500 Basketball players in the world are two totally different things. Point being, everyone is good until they get blocked by KD or Bron 😂😂.

@mikhailjones8286

2 жыл бұрын

@@Iglatinpey You're right 😂

@El.Nigga.

2 жыл бұрын

😢😢😢

I'm so happy for him. He is a role model now. Hope he keeps it up? God bless the Oniels.

Much respect to Shaq for being an outstanding father first and foremost and being the best mentor that Shareef could have. I love how he is letting his son make his own decisions and supporting him %100 in whatever path he chooses. I pray that Shareef can rebound from his heart condition and showcase the skills that he once possed. Shaq is a true champion on and off the court.

@fwily2580

Жыл бұрын

How many kids with different mothers does this outstanding father have?

Life is short, go get get it young man! Shaq his dad is one of my favorite NBA legends, respect what he says!

I hope Shareef keeps working, and perhaps does a season in the G-League.

If you can develop and be compensated I understand Shareef's decision. Who can blame anyone for chasing a dream?

He has the skills and he can shot too. Hopefully he puts on some weight as he’s gonna need it to take the nba pounding of an 82 game season

Shareef has a bright future ahead of him and the sky is the limit for him

Kenny Lofton Jr. Dropped 27 his last game. Dude's a beast/bully 💪🏾

My dawg Coop strikes again he could talk about skippity pippity and I'd watch every second thank you for all your work bro 💯💯🚀🚀

His dad really love all his kids he just want his son too live that's a fathers love I am proud of him 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 that everything works out and don't over do it

Without that injury he wouldve been drafted probably after the first year of college hes going to be really good he got all the tools

@bjrnthebootybandit

2 жыл бұрын

He would have to have performed at college. impossible to predict. Look at Emani Bates

I love it that young man is determined and driven year what he said I don’t care about my dad the end of the legend I just wanted to go get it I said young man stepping out on his own that’s what being a man is about he gonna be good I guarantee you he gonna leave his mark in the game again to you he might not be as devastating as his dad‘s but trust me I in the end it’s gonna be all love

I understand Shared. Dude wants to play on the NBa and be on a team to show his skill and he wants to get paid while doing it. He felt like he be wasting a year in college when he could already be in the NBA because he realizes it time could come and anytime and you might as well seized the moment and chase your dream before it is taken away from you

what their dad and kid differ most is ............ growing up without/lack MONEY ....... drives you to improve your game do anything to get yourself comfortable lifestyle in future

Im with Shaq.but damn, he got the heart and young shaq would had said the same thing in that situation.hope he make it

I just hope that his heart health holds up, God willing and he gets to live his dream. Because playing at that level puts a lot of stress on your heart. Think of the athletes that passed on the court, ie Hank Gaithers, Reggie Lewis, etc. May God bless him and bless him with good health!!! Amen.

I wish you The Best of the Luck Shareef With The Lakers! 🙏🙏🙏💜💛🏀❤️

He's unpolished right now. But I believe deciding to go pro will help his growth down the line. I don't see dominance for him, but he has the tools to be a solid pro.

Do what you want I'm proud of you and all that you have overcome may God continue to bless you and your family!!!

I still don't know why he felt he was ready to leave. Wish him the best

I think he will flourish one day. He has all the skills and talent. Colleges were scared of him playing.

King checking in 👑 I love key feel like they're both good for the Lakers especially Pippin Jr, yoooo them Boyz be ballin and they both smart with the ball we need that in them Lakers

Follow ya hearts young man…ya dad will be proud no matter the outcome.

Great video! Shareef has a world of potential. He has so much talent but doesn't seem to have a good feel for the game yet. You're right more reps will help, I think he needs mentoring from current veteran pros and he'll be able to contribute a few years from now

Im sure LeBron and AD will work with him which will extremely help him especially if they get Kyrie as well which will bring even more knowledge to him💯

Life is short, and his was almost over. From that perspective, your decisions and choices become truly focused. I do personally agree that one’s education is primary, in his situation he can gain career, education and experience.

respect him for making his own decision tho

Playing and training on a elevated level helps a player to develop his game ....When I played I always went somewhere they could really play and they took the game serioisly

as someone who basically watched every lsu basketball game this year, reef is not even close to pro ready. especially with lsu basically clearing the roster for next year, he could have been the only guy to return and actually get a shot at leading a team. i think he's trying to make up for lost time but his decision to go pro was not a good move

@samsquanch1234

2 жыл бұрын

Why were you punishing yourself? lSU basketball?

@benwalker5879

2 жыл бұрын

@@samsquanch1234 bc i hate myself. also bc i get free student tickets and the environment was fun last year at times

Sheref can help a lot of teams like Oklahoma, New Orleans , Portland and Denver

I’ve been closely following the O’Neal family development. Shareef’s story is inspiring to say the least, he has overcome a lot to be playing as an NBA hopeful. It’s actually surprising he received any negative criticism. I can’t imagine relearning to walk. I hope he finds success in the league. 👏

He had crazy bad luck but have to give him props for battling back. Wish him the best on hopefully a successful career ahead.

At the end of the day, you gotta follow your own heart. Be smart about it but sometimes you just gotta jump and learn as you go. Everybodies situation is different. He’s dedicated I wish him the best

Shareef was my guy before the surgery and after the surgery straight BEAST👑💪 LetsGo youngKing!!

Shareef actually had huge upside I think year 2-3 he can average more then 18ppg and get descent rebounds if he gets more then 20 minutes and bulks up a little more. Hopefully his heart is fine

I wanna see Shareef do well! Shaqs a good dude and takes care of his kids whether its with money, time, compassion or love. I think if hes willing to listen to his HOF Dad he can at least be a NBA role player, but we all hope for more. Bronny will be an interesting ordeal being that his Dad wants to play in the NBA with him nut Bronny isnt close to what his Dad is.

THIS YOUNG MAN IS AMAZING THE NBA HE CAN ALWAYS FINISH SCHOOL NBA IS A ONCE IN A LIFETIME DREAM

Like I always tell my boys is they must BLAZE their own trails what is your goal and fulfill it. Enjoy what you do and do your very best.

He can be a solid player in the league with his size I feel like he could’ve developed his game more in college at the right program but do to the obstacles he’s faced and overcome this is a challenge he”ll embrace and learn from hopefully he doesn’t fall in the shuffle and makes a name for himself

Never notice that bout the summer league until I heard someone be surprised by LiAngelo havin a high assist rate

@JLS-vv6ye

2 жыл бұрын

Isn’t it like his 4th or 5th summer league? Not much to see there

Obedience alone unto his dad speaks volumes beyond the plantation of the NBA and the Most High opens and closes doors for a reason.

I fwu coop no lie u getting me through the sports drought with this new content... Keep up the hard work... N ps i been subbed to ya channel...

I only have this to say to him. Follow your dreams but work twice as hard as your desires!! Mamba’s mentality hands down! Can’t wait to see you shine young brother

I think something that has probably gone under the radar, but in sports like Football (Soccer for you guys) When a young player is out for a whole year without being able to do anything, it really messes up their development. Not just because they get rusty, but because the muscles they have been developing and growing by playing that sport for years just decrease and so for the next couple of years young players often have to go on loan to smaller sides, just to develop those muscles and that power that they originally had, to get back to the level they were. This is where the NBA is flawed a bit, as although you have the G league, there is no real staggered stages where you can slowly progress your game again, unless you go to Europe.

@Solokid404

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly you are right. We do have the G league but it's not as successful as the loan system in soccer. With the loan system you still get first team reps and playtime and still get that feel and growth while maintaining competition. And the loan system works with younger and older players as well. And it can work out for everything if the player does well at the club they were loaned or they grew a lot in terms of experience and play and they can see if they will bring them back from loan or just let the other club buy them permanently. Sometimes a player( no matter the sport or situation) is put in a situation where they are expected to perform but they aren't fully ready and they need time to grow into the role or to grow overall in terms of ability and mindset. People these days are so quick to right off young players when they start to stumble and that can really hurt their confidence. Some players do need time out of the spotlight to really show what they can do and grow

@joshbrown2217

2 жыл бұрын

@@Solokid404 Yeah exactly, I just think of Loftus-Cheek at Chelsea. A really promising player but had a few injuries at youth level and 2 major ones at around 21 and 24, both which made him miss a season through injury. Him having that opportunity to go to a a league below to work on his fitness and rebuilding his muscles and mental sharpness and then having a 2nd season to be in the top league, but in a team with less expectations, meant that he could get himself into a shape where he is ready to play for Chelsea again and at the level he should have been at. I just imagine if this was in basketball in the NBA, he would either be stuck in the G league or on the bench of an NBA team, hardly playing and his career stagnating.

@alohatigers1199

2 жыл бұрын

@@Solokid404 Loaning system financially benefits rich clubs, prevents small clubs from improving and competing with the richer clubs.

Great video. 4:17 Btw,, LSU is his father's _alma mater_ -- not his "alumni" (Alumni is plural for alumnus, btw. Example: "The _alumni_ all loved their _alma mater_.")

Go get it young fella! I’m rooting for you.

Shaq raised a fine young man who is overcoming the odds, to become an NBA player. I wish him much sucess.

You have to believe in yourself even when others don't!

One day he'll realize the old man knew what he was talking about. And then he'll have kids of his own that won't listen to him either.

People always trying to compare these young athletes with their father. Most of these player are not on their father level as an athlete. It's good to see them make the league.👍🏽

I hope the Lakers sign him; we missed out on Klay Thompson. Michel Thompson tried to tell Lakers leadership, and we can see what happened. Now Shareef will take 3/4 yrs development. Why? The medical reason, however, he has talent, a sweet game, and a winner's attitude. The Lakers can use a player like Shareef. He will improve every yr. This will improve the team.

Orlabdo Shaq averaging 30 points 13 rebounds 7 assist. A shaq that runs brings the ball up the floor and just young diesel is a monster any era.

We are in a era where yo parents name can't carry you through life you gotta put that work in frfr also I caught this bihh early aye wassup coop yous my dawg pelss in 4

1:10 he could’ve caught that lob 😒

I've heard that he is going to g league with a good deal of six figures, but what's more important is that he can develop and improve to become better than he was in high school and college, i just hope and pray for him that healthly; he ramains better and even improve healthly, and i have faith that he gon prove to many that he will be the player nba gon need

I'm rooting for him so he can brag that his road to success was harder than pops. learning how to walk again and going pro is like LaMelo playing in Lithuania

Shareefa is a clone with a new tune up 🤣🤣🤣

Amazing compliment Keep Rising Keep Grinding Amen 🙏

Hope you could do a video on Aaron Baynes. 'cause I think his was a great story that people can find inspiration for.

You should drop a video on the grizzlies rookie Kenneth Lofton Jr… that man is a dawg

If he gets into what he can really do he will be alright praying he wins, sometimes you got to just go get it he wasn’t getting no bump at lsu

What about Mac McClung? Why did Lakers let him go? He’s balling it up with the Golden State Warriors!

@poly_g6068

2 жыл бұрын

They want Pippen

@peteypitts1461

2 жыл бұрын

Lakers are dumb!

Shaq is a beast. No one before and it would take a long time before somebody more beastly replace him.

Dude I know Shaq wanted him to stay in school but damn he should be so proud of the man he raised.

This young man has experienced something many will never. He's not going to be tiptoeing through life or doing what others think he should. We don't know how long he has and this is his dream. Shareef said what he said. He's in development. Had he not been selected for G, then he might have had some regrets. He's a grown man and he's entitled to make his own choices as well as live with the consequences. If he gets a 2-way here, or get to play overseas, he's still living his dream. I had two friends, both FIT alumni. One stayed for the four year degree, came home, nothing. The other did the two year, immediately employed as a production MGR with JCrew, and the rest is history. I realize that college develops NBA players, but Shareef's opportunity for G was right there. So, go!

Crazy to think what Lebron was doing in the NBA when he was only 22 years old

@peteypitts1461

2 жыл бұрын

Uhhh at 18!!!

Live YOUR dream young hog..In the end you’ll be a better person and man for following YOUR dreams and walking in your own footsteps..

I want to say god bless this young man an i hope he become one of the greats or at least a star player blessings king

Go for it young man and go hard. A lotta sharks in da league.

Shareef is nice I want to see this kid make it and if he comes to the Lakers we will have our arms open for him.

O’Neal jr has that Kobe mind set, was every close to kobe called him uncle

Best of luck to him, he is putting in the work!

Get him to the NBL in Australia. In a lower level league against full grown men who compete seriously hard. Aussies love Shaq and they'll Shareef just as much!

I think Shareef has FAITH on his side with everything that he has with through so far. This young man is not afraid so he will progress nicely.

I feel good about it. He's healthy and he has an NBA body even though he's 22 I can imagine by the time he's 25 he will be a nice polished big man. He will develop into a very nice player just from what I seen.

Nba never has to worry about malice in the palace again.

Shareef please get that education knowledge is truly power. Balling okay physical skills last only for a season. Oh 22yrs on earth is not grown Your dad is grown listening to him is wisdom. 🖤

Your right on the money, the main thing young players need is REPS REPS REPS

Bro you gotta talk about Jaden Hardy. How have my team managed to get that lucky

Do your thang Mr. O' Neal. Go get that spot