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Shaquille O’Neal Makes First Graders Smile By Crashing Their Online Class — Watch!

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Shaquille O’Neal is doing what he can to brighten everyone’s spirits during the coronavirus pandemic! As students are transitioning to virtual classrooms across the globe, the former NBA star decided to cheer up one group of unsuspecting first graders (and their parents) by crashing their online class!

According to TMZ, the class’ teacher was in the middle of a lesson when the legendary athlete, who is a family friend of a student at East Lake Elementary school in McDonough, Georgia, popped onto the screen via video chat. Related: Queen Elizabeth Breaks Silence On Coronavirus Pandemic The cameo took everyone by surprise.

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