In less than 10 days, there have been over five incidents of sex toys being thrown onto the court during WNBA games. Someone has finally fessed up to starting the disturbing, sexist trend that has been disrupting WNBA games. After more than five incidents of lime green sex toys being launched onto courts mid-game, on
Cryptocurrency meme coin creators behind recent WNBA sex toy incidents USA TODAY Sports has uncovered the group behind the incidents where sex toys have been thrown on the court at WNBA games. Meg Hall explains why this group says they’re doing this. A cryptocurrency group has claimed responsibility for throwing sex toys at WNBA games.
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A self-described cryptocurrency aficionado claimed responsibility for the recent sex toy disturbances at WNBA games, despite two people already being arrested for separate incidents. The anonymous “culprit” spoke to OutKick on Wednesday, the night before a fourth incident occurred in Chicago, and said that they decided to
WNBA. Image via: Steph Chambers/ Getty Images A bizarre and unsettling trend at the WNBA games has been the talk of the town, as neon green s*x toys have been thrown onto courts during games, multiple times. The incidents, now linked to a cryptocurrency community promoting a memecoin called Green Dildo Coin, have sparked outrage
After more than a week of WNBA games being interrupted by neon green sex toys, a cryptocurrency group has claimed responsibility. A spokesperson for the group behind a meme coin called Green Dildo Coin spoke to USA Today in an interview published Thursday, taking credit for what the group called “pranks” at six different WNBA
Late in the first half of a Los Angeles Sparks-Indiana Fever game on Tuesday night, a neon green sex toy thrown from the stands landed on the floor of Crypto.com Arena, at the feet of Indiana guard Sophie Cunningham. Simultaneously, a group of people during an audio livestream on X were reveling in the moment
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