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Shaq’s TikTok workout video has fans going crazy: ‘Call me’

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Shaq’s TikTok workout video has fans going crazy: ‘Call me’

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Shaq channeled Arnold Schwarzenegger in a recent workout video and the internet had a field day.

The “Inside the NBA” host shared a video of him shirtless in the gym while doing reps of arms on a weight machine.

“Here I come Arnold Shaqanager,” he wrote, including the song “Back Then” by rapper Mike Jones.

At one point, he looked directly in the camera and made a grinning face.

The comments section was another form of entertainment.

Shaq during a workout video in the gym in October 2026.

Shaq during a workout video in the gym in October 2026. TikTok/Shaq

Shaq during a workout video in the gym in October 2026.

Shaq during a workout video in the gym in October 2026. TikTok/Shaq

“Shaq call me,” one person said.

“Unc is alive I mean ALIVE” someone wrote.

“I tried to tell yall Shaq is fine,” another added.

Shaq during a workout video in the gym in October 2026.

Shaq during a workout video in the gym in October 2026. TikTok/Shaq

Shaq was recently named an honorary FBI Special Agent after graduating session 299 at the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia on Sept. 17.

During a graduation ceremony, the former four-time NBA champion center jokingly told the agents to “arrest Charles Barkley” if they saw his “Inside the NBA” co-host.

Shaq, who also DJs under the stage name Diesel, is in agreement a long-term deal with TNT Sports that will pay him over $15 million per year, Front Office Sports reported early last year.

In November 2024, TNT licensed the Emmy Award–winning “Inside the NBA” to ESPN in exchange for a package of Big 12 college football/basketball games.

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