Watch Shaquille O'Neal make holiday treats with an Easy-Bake Oven
Shaquille O'Neal has granted our holiday wishes.
The "platinum recording artist and obscenely tall person" stopped by Mashable's offices to show the internet how to use the classic Easy-Bake Oven.
Sure, O'Neal may not possess Bobby Flay's level of professionalism, and he's a bit clumsy with the miniscule tin pans, but he does offer some great cooking tips, which include the suggestion of listening to music while stirring up your batter "home-boy style."
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At the end of the video, O'Neal gets serious, revealing the real purpose of his video. "It will be 14.7 million children that wake up without a single gift on Christmas. Do me a favor: Donate. [...] Help me shorten those numbers." Shaq, you're melting our hearts with this one.
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