"You was cheering in your moms basement" - Shaquille O'Neal roasts parody account linking his Celtics stint to Paul George’s 76ers woes

Shaquille O'Neal hilariously engaged in a war of words on social media. A parody account on X, formerly Twitter, known as Hater Central, posted the stats of Paul George after his game against the Phoenix Suns on Monday.

George had 13 points and shot 27.7% from the field that night. Because of his poor performance, the parody account compared PG to the Boston Celtics version of Shaq.

The post caught the attention of the NBA legend. O'Neal, Shaq humorously roasted by saying that at least he already had four championships by the time he played for the Celtics.

"Celtic shaq had four rings while u was cheering in your moms basement," Shaquille O'Neal hilariously responded.

Looking back at O'Neal's stint in Boston, he averaged 9.2 points and 4.8 rebounds in the 37 games he played that season. The Big Diesel lost his touch and decided to call it quits after that season.

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Shaquille O'Neal roasts Dwight Howard; signaling beef is from over

Aside from roasting Hater Central for comparing him to the current version of Paul George, O'Neal found himself engaging in a war of words with fellow NBA legend Dwight Howard.

Shaq went on social media to declare that he would never mention Dwight's name again. Howard responded to O'Neal's tweet on X by inviting him to his podcast to squash the beef once and for all.

"Btw I don’t want people get entertained by two black man going back and forth over petty stuff," Howard tweeted on X. "I don’t want to bicker I just want to settle this like the two successful HOF black men we are! You the most dominant center of all time ! Come on to the podcast and let’s hash this out."

Shaquille O'Neal seemingly didn't want to settle things with Dwight Howard as he rejected the invitation while making fun of him in the process.

"Still don’t care, nice move I see what you doing, your legacy is your new podcast that’s how you will be remembered and you need views, damn I taught you well, great job hall of fame podcaster," O'Neal responded. "But still don’t care. You need the sit down, u need my validation,I don’t need yours, how will you be remembered, think about that podcast boy."

It appears that the issues between O'Neal and Howard are far from over. Dwight is yet to respond to Shaq's words about him and his podcast.