Shaquille O’Neal is no stranger to spending big on jaw-dropping extravagances. When you’ve got the money, why not live a little? And Shaq? He lives a lot. The Hall of Famer has made it a habit to flex his fortune in the most over-the-top ways possible-because he can.

A resurfaced video has fans buzzing again about one of the wildest purchases in Shaq’s playbook. While most people wouldn’t even consider dropping serious cash on a bunch of fish for their home, Shaq saw things differently. For him, this wasn’t just any purchase-it was worth it, and for one very special reason.

Millions in koi fish? You bet.

The video has gone viral once again, thanks to Ed the Pond Professor, who revisited the iconic moment when he personally delivered massive koi fish-worth millions-to the former Lakers star. And we’re not talking about just any koi. One of them, a rare Yamabuki shipped straight from Japan, tipped the scales at a whopping 35 pounds and measured an incredible 39 inches long.

Koi fish have long been seen as symbols of luck, prosperity, and good fortune. That’s exactly why they’re a popular tattoo choice, embodying Japanese culture’s deep-rooted symbolism. But Shaq wanted to take things up a notch. Instead of inking a koi fish onto his skin, he went all-in and built a jaw-dropping pond filled with these legendary creatures.

A delivery that left everyone speechless

The moment the koi arrived was nothing short of magical. Shaq’s house staff-and anyone lucky enough to be there-were left completely speechless as they watched these magnificent creatures being carefully transported and released into their lavish new home. Even Jake Paul got in on the action, planting a smooch on one of the fish. Maybe he was hoping for a little extra luck to come his way?

Shaq went all out, transforming his home to accommodate one of the most extravagant koi ponds Ed the Pond Professor had ever seen. The sheer scale and effort behind this masterpiece were enough to bring the video back into the spotlight. And let’s be real-when Shaq goes big, the internet takes notice.