Shaquille O’Neal has made many bold statements throughout his career as a player and analyst. He likely regrets this one.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr helped resurface a video of O’Neal from 2005, days after the Lakers traded him to the Heat. In the video, O’Neal touted Lakers coach Phil Jackson, claiming no coach would ever match his feat of taking a team to the NBA Finals four out of five years. Jackson did so from 1999-2004, winning three titles along the way.

O’Neal’s conviction led him to make a bold promise: should a coach match Jackson’s record, he’d lick his feet on the show “Fear Factor,” which now airs on MTV.

“With cheese on it,” O’Neal said in the video. “I will. It will never be done again.”

Fifteen years later, Kerr did what O’Neal thought impossible, taking the Warriors to five Finals between 2014-2019, winning three titles in the process.

Kerr claimed that former player David West sent him the video, tweeting “I’m going to pretend that [West] didn’t send this to me this morning.”

O’Neal took his failed proclamation in stride.

“I guess I’ll c u in fear factor, and make sure it’s kraft cheese lol [sic],” O’Neal replied.