Natasha Cloud Says Men Tossing Sex Toys On Court Is "Gayest Sh-t" Ever

2025’s sex toy throwing on WNBA courts mid-game is back back. 

After one incident Thursday night, it occurred again last night between the Golden State Valkyries and the at-home Chicago Sky.

Reports say that during the third quarter at Wintrust Arena, several sex toys were thrown onto the court and players stood around as staff removed them from the court.

Natasha Cloud’s Sky went on to win the game 73-70, thanks to a clutch three-pointer from Sydney Taylor. But she couldn’t fully bask in the victory—in which she scored a game-high 17 points—because of the adult toy issue, so in the post-game press conference, she went off on the people who think pulling those sorts of stunts is humorous.

“Y’all lame as f-ck,” she began. “And I just, man, and like, in most of these occasions, it’s men. And I want you to know that is the gayest thing that you can do is to go to a store, a sex shop, buy a dildo, come to a women’s game to throw the dildo on the court. That is the gayest sh-t that I’ve ever heard.”

While the assailants may see it as a joke, Cloud thinks “it says more about the internal struggles of that individual than it ever will say about the collective group. The men that are throwing it, shows that you are weak. Like, extremely weak. And it says a lot about how you feel about women. Y’all lame to us. Y’all gay to us.”

Cloud goes as far as to suggest they need to live in their truth instead of the weird hijinks.

“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 sh-t. Just be yourself. Y’all weird.”

The trend reignited Thursday night between the Atlanta Dream and the Los Angeles Sparks when the bright green member landed at the feet of Park Ji-Hyun, who was shooting free throws. The alleged criminal was apprehended, and Angel Reese even helped out, going viral for pointing out the person in the crowd.

See social media’s reaction to the trend seemingly coming back.