Oh, Odell … are you still with us?

New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr.—either showcasing that hilarious and goofy personality or with a few screws loose—showed all of us how to eat a breakfast of champions with a little Kyrie Irving flavor.

Beckham Jr., 25, literally opens his Kyrie gift, sees that shoes are the present and then proceeds to put the brand-new sneaks in the cereal bowl. Oh yeah, the kid pours freaking milk into the bowl with the new kicks.

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If anything, this is a greater glimpse into the personality of OBJ. He's a young, goofy, loving-life individual who simply decides to take the fun route in life. There's nothing wrong with that.

Beckham is, of course, in the middle of his comeback bid after experiencing a season-ending ankle injury in Tampa Bay during the Giants fourth game of the young campaign. It was, by far, the worst season of his young professional life—one that's seen him break numerous receiving records for a wide receiver with three years under his belt.

Hopefully, the newly-created Kyrie Irving breakfast of champions will have Odell Beckham Jr. ready to go during the 2018 NFL season and immediately back in the discussion with Julio Jones, Antonio Brown and DeAndre Hopkins as the best weapon in the league where they play for pay.