Beyond his dominance on the basketball court, Shaquille O'Neal is also a multi-talented entertainer. He released 5 rap albums, with his debut album "Shaq Diesel" in 1993 achieving platinum status. O'Neal's rap style is light and humorous, often teasing his opponents and teammates in his lyrics. Although his music career wasn't as successful as his basketball career, it showcased his diverse talents and entertainment spirit. O'Neal also acted in movies and hosted TV shows, making him a true crossover star.

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• O'Neal's debut rap album "Shaq Diesel" was released in 1993, selling over 1 million copies and achieving platinum certification
• He released 5 rap albums in total, including "Shaq Diesel," "Shaq-Fu: Da Return," "You Can't Stop the Reign," and others
• O'Neal's rap style is light and humorous, often teasing his opponents and teammates in his lyrics, including Kobe Bryant
• He starred in the 1994 film "Kazaam," playing a magical genie
• O'Neal also appeared in multiple films, including "Blue Chips," "Steel," "Scary Movie 4," and others
• After retirement, he became a basketball commentator for TNT, beloved by audiences for his humorous style
• O'Neal is one of the most dominant centers in NBA history, winning 4 championship rings in his career
• He won Finals MVP three consecutive times (2000, 2001, 2002), an NBA record
• O'Neal stands 7 feet 1 inch (2.16 meters) tall and weighs over 300 pounds, but his flexibility and speed are remarkable
• He had 3 games with over 50 points in his career, a record for a center
• O'Neal is the only player in NBA history to win championships with three different teams (Lakers, Heat, Cavaliers)
• In the 2000 Finals, he averaged 38 points and 16.7 rebounds per game, showing absolute dominance
• O'Neal is also a business mogul, owning his own brand and investment company
• His sense of humor and entertainment spirit made him one of the most popular players in NBA history