The Expected News Came from Shaq

Ball legend Shaquille O'Neal seems to have joined the positions of famous people who earnestly trust the world is level.

On a current scene of The Big Podcast with Shaq, co-have John Kincade got some information about late remarks from Kyrie Irving, a Cleveland Cavaliers player who as of late turned into the subject of discussion in the US by trip himself as a level Earther.

O'Neal appears to entire heartedly concur with Kincade, saying: "It's valid. The Earth is flat.""So, tune in, I drive across the nation, and this s*** is level to me," he proceeds. "I drive from Florida to California constantly, and it's level to me.

"I don't go here and there at a 360-degree point, and all that stuff about gravity, have you looked outside Atlanta recently and seen every one of these structures? You intend to disclose to me that China is under us? China is under us? It's most certainly not. The world is level."

It's quite recently conceivable O'Neal was kidding with his comments, yet various audience members trust he was being sincere.When gotten some information about the presence of satellite symbolism demonstrating the world is round, O'Neal reacted: "Satellite symbolism could be drawn and made up."

Kyrie Irving uncovered he trusts the Earth is level amid a scene of the Road Trippin' podcast in February, telling audience members: "There is no solid data aside from the data that they're giving us.

"They're especially placing you toward what to accept and what not to accept. In all actuality in that spot, you just got the opportunity to go scanning for it."Another superstar who trusts the world is level is Grammy-selected rapper BoB, who posted a progression of tweets a year ago explaining his freakish hypothesis.

"Many individuals are killed by the expression 'level earth," he said. "Be that as it may, it is extremely unlikely u can see all the proof and not know... grow up."

He likewise guaranteed to have seen with his own eyes that the Earth has no arch: "I was on a plane the SAME time the Red Bull hop happened," he wrote in another tweet. "The pilot instructed us to post the window.. 5 miles to one side was the inflatable. We were flying at the SAME elevation as the person who did the red bull hop... NO bend... indeed, even tho their recording demonstrates something else."