>Some players on these get a 'lil' sensitive but most can
>laugh at themselves when they make a mistake. JaVale's ALWAYS
>been extra sensitive about it and actually call Shaq a coon
>during an interview a few years back. So Shaq doubled down
>and has said on the show that he won't stop until JaVale
>apologizes.

If Shaq can dish it out he should be able to take it ?

>
>I mean, it's a comedy segment and if you don't want to be
>featured, don't have so many highlight reel bloopers. Some of
>those are plays someone in the NBA shouldn't be making on a
>regular basis but JaVale actually MAKES those plays
>consistently (A lot less this season admittedly though).

Play a perfect game all the time ?

>But at the minimum, don't get indignant. Laugh it off and
>move on. This reminds me of Denzel's response to the Uncle
>Meme. You all in your feelings over a lil teasing...of
>something that's FACTUAL. It only heightens the impact. You
>laugh it off and find humor and flattery in the fact that
>people take the time to pay attention to you, then you look a
>lot better and these things die off faster.

Laugh it off for years ?

>Shaq's too grown to do most of what he does but it's for
>entertainment purposes. JaVale should have BEEN laughed it
>off.
>
>But instead he went all..."Shaqtin' a coon" on air.

Shaq is Ruckus he called it right.