Speaker 1: Get fortune Yo to the Great and Jordan album.
Speaker 2: I wrote this with the rood and my enemies of course,
slap okay. I give my martians like Astra mark inside
jump on no beat not rock gorshes hot, don't like horses.
Speaker 1: For rid beets like engines. Rob that ship. I'm fishing.
I get the spending, the spinning like a spind time.
Speaker 2: Make that bitch ditchy sus doing the one finished sad
bitches like my name for Tracy, No, I do not
save her her loves no album, Oh marbro be ain't
your throwing ten Dan.
Speaker 1: Jumps like why am c MB tip for the food chain?
See your fortunes in t that's my name?
Speaker 2: Oh no, five bitches, son, fight bitches, broke in your
life cause night alf deep bitches demons beat them to
the fight you No, I do not need them like
blow fish. Then I'm so conceited, not faith saying, no, bro,
who I don't put neighbors.
Speaker 3: It looks like we might be wrong about the whole
Shannon Sharp situation because some new evidence just come up
that suggests Shannon was allegedly set up. The essay situation
has been threatening Shannon's career in his entire life, and
many fans have concluded that Shannon is guilty. But with
this new revelation, well, it appears that he might not
be the villain in this story.
Speaker 4: After all.
Speaker 3: It appears like there's a conspiracy trying to bring Shannon down,
and Chris Brown seems to be on Shannon's side. Fans
have been circulating conspiracy theories about how Oprah and Tyler
Perry probably set Shannon up. Chris's evidence just pointed to
someone new should kill O'Neill. Girl, This is about to
get chaotic, So hold on to your late's front and
let's get into this hot mess. If you're wondering why
fans are convinced that Chris Brown is speaking up for Shannon,
it's because he and Shannon have a good frip. Chris
has appeared on Shannon's Club Shashay podcast and things went well.
They also have a pretty solid friendship behind the scenes.
And one thing about Chris Brown is that he can
be pretty protective of his friend. I mean, there's a
lot that you can say about Chris, but I think
everyone can admit that he can be solid when it
comes to his friendship. Which brings us to the whole
drama of how fans are convinced that he's sticking up
for Shannon and y'all want to know one name that's
coming up in regards to Shannon being set up, Shaquille O'Neal,
that's who. But Wild Earth was Shack try to ruin
Shannon's life? Well, it turns out these two have been beefing.
Speaker 4: For a long time.
Speaker 3: Word than the Street is that Shaq and Shannon Sharp
have had tension bubbling under the surface for a while now,
but it didn't really hit the fan until twenty twenty four,
when that whole MVP mess with Nikola Jocket crack things
wide open. Once that drama kicked off, things got messy
real quick. The two started trading jabs on social media
and then podcast episodes, and then Shaq took it to
a whole new level by dropping the dish track, Yes,
a dish track.
Speaker 4: Nobody had Shaq.
Speaker 3: Versus Shannon on their twenty twenty four BEINGO card, and
even fewer expected Shaq to come out rapping like it
was personal.
Speaker 4: Honesta with how wild twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: Turned out to be, it weirdly tracks, Kat Williams did
warn us that twenty twenty four would be the year
of all the industry masks coming off, and so far
he's been spot on.
Speaker 4: All right, here's how the whole thing happened.
Speaker 3: It all kicked off after Shaq did this super awkward
interview with Nikola Joki.
Speaker 4: After his third MVP win.
Speaker 3: Instead of keeping it cute, shack straight up told Jokik
that he actually thought Shy Gilgus Alexander deserved their work
more Now. Jockick took it like a champ and didn't
make a big deal out of it, but folks online
were side I in shack Hart. The moment went viral,
but not in a good way because people called it shady, unnecessary,
and just playing weird joker.
Speaker 5: As the president of the Big Man Alliance, you are
the vice president of the Big Man Alliance. You know
I love you the best player in the league. I
want to congratulate you, but I want you to hear
from me first. I thought the SGA should have been
the MVP. That's no disrespect to you for congratulations and
what do you guys have to do to get back
on track versus Minnesota? Thank you, Shank. We don't judge
people here and so that's fine. We're all good. I
love you, I love your brothers. One thing we always
gonna do is keep it real with each other.
Speaker 3: Plenty of basketball fans were feeling shack after that, saying
he totally overstepped and has this tendency to make everything
about him, even if it means hijacking someone else's moment
just to drop his two cents. That's when Shannon Sharp
entered the chat, and baby he did not hold back.
On his podcast, The Nightcap, Shannon called Shack out flat out,
saying he was being salty and low key jealous of
everything Jocket had accomplished.
Speaker 4: It was clear he'd been waiting to get this off
his chats.
Speaker 6: We're never going to see another guy shack side with
his asthletic systems.
Speaker 5: Yep, that was as dominant as him.
Speaker 1: Shaq should have five MVP.
Speaker 6: He sees a guy like Nacoleochi that's not as dominant
as him and get three and four years. But see,
when you historically great, they talk about you as great
basketball player, you goat and Shaq is never brought up.
And I think a part of him is envious.
Speaker 1: Today when we talk about the greatest basketball players of
all time. As part of the Goat conversation, Shaq's name
is never brought up in that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's hard for me to put somebody into Goat
conversation with one MVP regular season. So we're gonna take
somebody with one regular season MVP and put him in
front of people. They got three, they got four, they
got five. If Shaq would have had if he'd had
my work ethic, he'd had forty fivesand points one.
Speaker 3: Shock caught wind of what Shannon said. He didn't just
sit back. He clapped all the way back on Instagram,
and let's just say he had time. That day, he
posted a screenshot showing Shannon ranked number fifty one on
some NFL one hundred Greatest Characters list.
Speaker 4: But it was the caption that really lit a fire.
Speaker 3: Shaq let loose in a way that made it crystal
clear this wasn't just playful banter anymore. It was personal,
Shaq rode, you took me. Stick it up for shy
as jealousy shows how smart you are and how you
say anything to get clicks. So here's some clickpie for you.
If you ain't ranked in the top ten in your profession,
then you can't speak on me. Don't forget I know
what you did to get where you're at. Me jealous
sounds like you jealous. I know you're trying to stay
relevant by gossipin on your podcast.
Speaker 4: We don't believe you.
Speaker 3: You need more people in a case, she forgot four rings,
three finals, MVP, top fifty, and Top seventy five. Google me,
He continued to be quite frank. All this new success
you got, you still under me. You don't know my
work ethic. I work less than you, but I'm worth
more than you. Make it make sense.
Speaker 4: Love you too.
Speaker 3: If you need help making money, it's better ways than gossiping.
I'm too old for this ish love. Always the most
dominant big man ever who never took it serious. Remember,
I don't know you, and in the words of Skip Bayless,
I'm better than you G fourteen classification.
Speaker 4: I have it you don't not in my profession and
your goat debate. Never wanted to be the goat.
Speaker 3: I wanted to be who you should greet me as
the most dominant ever hashtag the Apex Predator. But fans
did not react the way Shack thought they would. They
fled at Shack's comments and they did not hold back.
Many people felt like he was doing way too much,
especially since Shannon wasn't wrong. Folks called Shack out for
being petty and unnecessarily shady towards Jockeck, who didn't even
deserve that kind of energy. The internet started labeling Shack
as cringing insecure, dragging him for always needing to be
the loudest in the room and acting like he can't
take it when someone pushes back. But if you thought
Shaq was going to bow out just because folks were
calling him insecure, then you clearly don't know how Shaq
rolls when he's in beef mode. Instead of falling back,
he doubled down and dropped the disc track title The
Big Man. In the song, he called Shannon soft and fake,
making it clear he was coming for the Juggular and
just to make sure the whole world was watching, Shaq
posted the cover art in a preview of the track
on Instagram and tagged everyone I'm talking fifty cent, Rick Ross,
D L. Hughley, ghost Face, Killer, Academics, Stephen A. Smith,
o Jo Singo, the whole Squad. He wrote, whenever y'all
want to listen to a podcast when the host has
g four classifications, tune into the Big Pot with Shaq.
Speaker 4: Love y'all. Now I'm done with this. I'll be at
the Bahamas Crib if anyone needs me.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: The next thing we knew and audio leak.
Speaker 3: Of Matt Barnes claiming that Shaq was offering to pay
top dollars to anyone who could get him some serious
dirt on Shannon.
Speaker 7: I don't know if you're on this kind of time,
but I was in a group chat the other day
a right Steus yesterday and Shaq said he's playing top
dollar for any information on our boy. So again, I
don't know if y'all that kind of time or not.
For sure, he's not thought large sums of money around,
So I just wanted to put that out there.
Speaker 2: Same quiet, hey, he said, please please please keep it quiet.
Speaker 7: He said that, uh, Shannon did some shit back from
a while back, and he's been all on so that's
why he's doing this. But please please please keep his
name quiet.
Speaker 3: But if what Matt Varnes said in that leaked audio
is actually true, then that dis track was just the
tip of the iceberg. According to some unconfirmed reports, Shack
allegedly hired someone to dig up dirt on Shannon. Now,
some people are suspicious of the timing of that legal drama.
Shannon's caught up in wondering if it's all connected. Once
that audio clip started making the rounds and folks were
buzzing about Shock playing dirty behind the scenes, he tried
to flip the script. Shack jumped on social media and
posted a skit making fun of the whole thing, cracking
jokes about paying top dollar for information like it was
all one big joke. But depending on who you asked,
it either came off as clever damage control or just
more deflection. Shaq ro I got caught again. I need
that info. I'm paying top dollars hashtag y'all so dumb.
Y'all believe anything.
Speaker 4: Shaq is white.
Speaker 3: But fans have mixed opinions about this. Some people just
don't believe Shaq will actually go that far. They're saying,
it's hard to imagine him paying someone to dig up
there on Shannon just to start drama or mess with
his career. I mean, Shaq's been in the game forever,
He's got a solid image, and it doesn't really make
sense for him to risk all that over our personal beef.
But then again, not everyone's convinced he's innocent either. There's
a whole group of folks who wouldn't put it past him.
Shack has a lot of power and connections, and maybe
he didn't like the fact that Shannon was starting to
shake things up, especially by bringing people like Kat Williams
on Club Shashay and talking about stuff.
Speaker 4: Most folks in the industry try to keep quiet. But
now I want to know what you guys think about this.
Speaker 3: Do you think Shaq really set Shanning up or is
this just one big coincidence. Let me know what you
think about this.
Speaker 7: Ca