"Caught bro slippin" - Shaquille O'Neal's son Shareef O'Neal shares hilarious dad moment with iconic song on IG

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal and his son, Shareef, shared a wholesome moment in an Instagram post on Sunday. The father-son duo were together over the weekend and visited Me'Arah, Shaq's youngest child, as the Florida Gators played against the LSU Tigers.

On their way to the game, the son of the former LA Lakers star took the chance to take a photo of Shaq while sleeping. O'Neal's job as a TNT analyst doesn't give him the luxury of turning in early. Sometimes, game coverage ends late at night, and the former NBA star, along with Ernie Johnson, Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley, stays up late for their work.

O'Neal fell asleep with his son on their way to Me'Arah's Sunday game. Shareef posted the picture on his Instagram story and paired it with a classic song, "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star."

"Caught bro slippin," Shareef posted on Instagram.

Shareef caught his dad sleeping and took a photo

The two supporters of the Gators freshman guard-forward made it to the game. Shareef posted on IG that they made it to support Me'Arah against Shaq's alma mater.

Shareef posted on IG that he watched his sister's game with his father, Shaquille O'Neal

Me'Arah came off the bench in the game and had 15 minutes of playing time, but she didn't score.

However, she had seven rebounds and an assist in the 80-63 loss.

How good is Shaquille O'Neal's daughter?

Just like her father, Me'Arah is a dominant force inside when it comes to rebounds. Since she started her college career, however, she hasn't received a ton of playing time. Still, she's made the most of her chances on the court, playing 18 games, eight of which she started.

The Gators forward is averaging 4.9 points and 4.3 assists this season, making 25% of her shots from beyond the arc.

On Nov. 12, the Gators played against Chicago State, and O'Neal booked 17 minutes as a starter. She finished with 18 points, eight rebounds, an assist, a steal and a block. On Dec. 2, she recorded her first double-double with 14 points, 10 rebounds an assist, two steals and a block.