It was the second straight night sex toys were thrown on the court during a WNBA game, after it happened during Thursday’s contest between the Dream and Sparks at Crypto.com Arena. 

Dream star Angel Reese was seen on video pointing out the perpetrator.

The alleged offender was arrested and received an indefinite ban from all WNBA, NBA and other league-affiliated games and events, according to Front Office Sports. 

“The men that are throwing it, shows that you are weak,” Cloud said. “Like, extremely weak. And it says a lot about how you feel about women.”

“But we don’t care. It’s a disruption of the game. Y’all lame to us. Y’all gay to us. We see it. Keep throwing them if you want to keep telling us you’re gay. You can come out. You’ll be happier. You’ll be nicer to people. You’ll be happier in your everyday life. You don’t need to go to therapy or none of that s–t. Just be yourself.’

The tossing of sex toys onto the court became a story last season when the stunts appeared to be a way of promoting a brand of cryptocurrency. They were thrown on the court during games in Atlanta, Chicago, New York, Phoenix and Los Angeles. 

Fever star Sophie Cunningham was hit by one of the projectiles. Multiple people were arrested for tossing the projectiles onto the court, including Charles Burgess, 32, for hitting a 12-year-old fan with a sex toy at a Liberty game in August 2025. 

Clouded ended her rant by asking how people conceal the lewd purchases on their financial statements.

“Like it says dildo on their credit card. Like they have to go through their financial advisor and be like, ‘What’s this green dildo? You good, Chad? You good, Richard? Are you good, Paul?’ Because it also is a certain demographic. Y’all cool? Are y’all cool? And don’t be running.’”