Charles Barkley

The former basketball player and outspoken media personality, Charles Barkley, delighted sports fans with a pitch-perfect parody of Shaquille O'Neal on 'Saturday Night Live.' Almost as entertaining, though, was when he got a taste of his own medicine.

Do you find it nearly impossible to understand what Kobe Bryant is saying during his post-game, wrap-up speeches? Yeah, so do we. Thankfully, Charles Barkley has us covered. This weekend he revealed 'Saturday Night Live's' new app, which features Barkley himself translating all the mumbling of sports figures into coherent speech.

Here are a couple scenarios given out by Charles Barkley. See if you can figure them out. (1) You go to a restaurant, but you can't tell if the chicken is organic. (2) You decide to vacation at your summer home, even though you already promised your friends they could stay in one of the five guest rooms. These are what Barkley and 'SNL' call "white people problems."

Charles Barkley, NBA Hall of Famer, TNT broadcaster and Weight Watcher's latest pitchman, will be hosting 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend, with musical guest (and proud Ron Paul supporter) Kelly Clarkson. In the promo for the show we learn that Barkley got a thesaurus for Christmas, so maybe the big man will be throwing in some big words tomorrow night, along with all the inevitable gambling an

Sick of celebrities like Jim Carrey and Tracy Morgan, who are not only rich and famous, but also pretty darn good at karaoke? We have the antidote to that in Charles Barkley, whose tuneless rendition of Frank Sinatra's 'My Way' at a Riverhead, Long Island karaoke bar is entertainingly bad. Or, as Sir Charles would say, "it's turrible." Check it out below.