Fans pour in rib-tickling reactions to Shaquille O'Neal's new haircut: "Shaq got more forehead and face than hair space" "He got the Dennis Schroder"

Shaquille O'Neal recently displayed a new haircut on NBA TV's NBA Gametime Live. The NBA Hall of Famer walked on the set of the show with a receding hairline, stating:

"Do not laugh at my haircut. Do not laugh at the hair cut. Zoom in. Zoom in. That boy looking good. That boy looking good, ain't he?"

Fans immediately took to Twitter with humorous responses. @Ken76865920 stated:

"Shaq got more forehead and face than hair space 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣"

@CaliCardo compared the LA Lakers legend to a current Laker:

"He got the Dennis Schroder 😂😂"

@DysonBurner also compared Shaquille O'Neal to a current member of the Lakers, opting for a much more famous member of the current roster:

"He got the lebron cut"

@yadigsportsgirl claimed that the 1999-2000 NBA MVP needs to utilize a skill from his playing days in regards to his hairline:

"He needs to grab his hairline like he did those rebounds. Shaq crazy. 😂🤣"

@DarthHater1022 joked that O'Neal used a magic marker to draw his hair:

"Why does Shaq’s hair look like he drew that s**t on with a magic marker 🤣🤣"

@TheInnerMindEye shared that they never expected to see the former star with hair again:

"Seeing @SHAQ with hair again is not something I planned on in my entire life. Whats next, he gon check in for The Magic this season? Pull down a backboard again?"

Check out some of the best reactions to Shaquille O'Neal's new hairstyle below:

Shaquille O'Neal weighs in on Anthony Davis' position and play

Anthony Davis was in the midst of a great season before being sidelined with a foot injury. The LA Lakers star is averaging 27.4 points, 12.1 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 1.3 steals, and 2.1 blocks per game while shooting 59.4% from the field.

Despite Davis playing exclusively as a center this season, Shaquille O'Neal recently revealed that he considers Davis a power forward while noting that he is a big fan of the current Lakers star. Speaking to Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports, O'Neal stated:

"Anthony Davis is not a big man, he's a power forward. Let's just put combined big man and power forward, we can have this argument all day, every day. He's playing great. Not being critical of him, I'm giving him the same information that Kareem [Abdul-Jabbar] gave me."

O'Neal later added that he is hoping Davis and the Lakers can go on another run this season:

"He went to LA the first year, did what he supposed to do. They won a championship and when you live in LA, that's what we expect. We expect championships... Hopefully, they make the playoffs, and they make a run for it, but I'm an Anthony Davis fan and I will continue to stay on him."

The Lakers are currently looking to get back into the postseason picture, however, they have played much better basketball as of late. With Davis set to return in a couple of weeks, it remains to be seen if they can establish themselves as contenders.