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Monday
23Jun

Shaq Asks Kobe A Very Important Question

DateMonday, June 23, 2008 at 06:27PM AuthorJosh Hayes

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If you thought things couldn't get any worse for Kobe after the beatdown the C's gave his team last week...think again.  Shaquille O'Neal, the former Batman to Kobe's Robin, rekindled the Shaq/Kobe fued when he took the stage at a NYC club last night and decided to kick a little freestyle.  Although the Fu-Schnickens didn't make an appearance, Shaq Fu grabbed the mic and appeared to get a few things off his chest. Check out the video from TMZ.

 

Of course The Big Aristotle will never be confused with Rakim or Jay-Z, but I'll take a little Kobe bashing any day of the week.  I just think Shaq was having some fun and he has already come out and said as much, but a few of those comments make me think Shaq isn't completely over their little fued just yet.  You had to love the crowd participation at the end though.  I already can't get that line out of my head!

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Wow, I wish I had been there. I think I would have passed out from laughing so damn hard. Thanks for posting this. HILARIOUS. Kobe, tell me...aww, I'll leave it alone for now because the kids are still awake.
June 23, 2008 | Registered Commenterbalconygal
I cheers to Shaq! I think he is Bostons new friend.

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