2 Years After Shaquille O’Neal Confessed $113,640,000,000 Worth Regret, Millionaire Son Slaps Javaphiles With ‘Distrust’ Claim

The 26-year-old son of Shaquille O’Neal is certainly an outlier. Myles made the unique choice to not step onto the basketball court. He instead took inspiration from his legendary father in a different way. Following in DJ Diesel’s electrifying ways, the young millionaire kick-started his own disc jockeying career. Recently, he made a heavy revelation as he took to his social media account to express his disgust for a certain group of people.

He specifically spoke about one company. A $113 billion dollar company that his father had the opportunity to invest in.

Myles O’Neal expresses hate towards the Javaphiles

Myles O’Neal is quite an active individual on social media. Fans of his music and his father follow all his online accounts. There, he recently shared a strong take on people who love to indulge in caffeine.

He took to the newly launched Threads platform to express his hatred towards people who go to the Starbucks section of the grocery store.

It was a rather surprising take as it’s hard to imagine anyone hating on the staple drink of many across the world. He wrote, “I don’t trust people that go to Starbucks in the grocery store.” 

This was a rather interesting take as a few years back Shaquille O’Neal revealed that he missed out on the opportunity to invest in the $100 billion organization.

 

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Shaquille O’Neal was definitely regretful as he would have been a lot richer if the investment had gone through.

Shaquille O’Neal regrets not investing in the $113 billion company

Shaq owns many ventures. From car washes to Five Guys and Krispy Kreme, the 4-time champ has his hand in many franchises. His diverse portfolio, including his own chicken restaurant, has amassed him a net worth of over $400 million.

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Big Diesel opened up on the reason why he didn’t write a cheque to Starbucks. And it was a rather interesting one. He said, “My biggest mistake was not investing in Starbucks. I had the opportunity before Magic Johnson. But I told Howard Schultz that black people don’t drink coffee because I never seen anyone in my family drink coffee.” 

The Los Angeles Lakers legend was quite sure of the fact that black people didn’t drink coffee. Thankfully, fellow Los Angeles Lakers legend, Magic Johnson, did not miss out on the same opportunity.

Despite being an astute observer of people and culture Shaq clearly missed the mark on that one. How many millions that cost him, we’ll never know.

But Shaquille O’Neal doesn’t seem like the kind to complain. Last weekend, Shaq and his son headlined Alexander Volkanovski’s post-match party. The featherweight champ celebrated his win with Myles and DJ Diesel behind the decks.

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