By now you may have seen the "the ting goes skraaa pap pap kak kak kak skibidi pap pap" meme.
It was inspired by British comedian Michael Dapaah, AKA Big Shaq, who has gone truly international.
Since the meme went viral, Big Shaq has even released an official single titled "Mans Not Hot".
And last week, legendary hip-hop group The Roots performed "Mans Not Hot" on the Jimmy Fallon show as Shaquille O'Neal stepped on stage.
😮Mans Not Hot' on @jimmyfallon performed by @questlove 'the Roots' for the legend @SHAQ what an honour! #MoreDoors… https://t.co/2rcV14I96r
Dapaah was obviously really pumped and described Shaquille O'Neal as a "legend".
Just to refresh your memory (and because there are a lot of Shaqs in this post) this is Shaquille O'Neal, a very iconic basketball player. He thinks he's the real Big Shaq.
And this is a rapper called Shaqisdope, whose first name is also Shaquille btw.
You need to know this because Shaquille O'Neal and Shaqisdope have teamed up and responded to Big Shaq's "Mans Not Hot" with a diss track.
O'Neal rapped: "There's a lot of people that are named after me, Shaquille. Shaq. But keep in mind there is only Big Shaq."
He adds: "It is I the originator, the dominator, the creator, don't you ever call your name Big Shaq. Last man who called superman, still ain't got no rings. Roadman Shaq."
And now people are very confused by this whole Shaq on Shaq rap beef.
So the original Shaq has sent back. I don't know what's happening anymore. https://t.co/9Ybb1Y8vWQ
Nobody knows if this is serious or a bit of fun.
I just want to know why shaq blacked out so crazy lol https://t.co/xTO9eSCvFW
So BuzzFeed News reached out to Shaquille O'Neal and Shaqisdope to get some answers.
Shaqisdope told BuzzFeed News: "No it wasn’t a serious diss track. It was all in good humour."