Sex toy tossed on WNBA court…again

[BigJay]

This was a planted story trying to draw more “interest” in the league by any means possible.

https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/9497f578-7995-43d9-ada3-c12958e16a58

 

[Archie]

who has inside info

let's make some dildo $

https://twitter.com/x/status/1951698952958648474

 

[Archie]

kick seems sharp

 

[MinnesotaFats]

Maybe its all part of the new Naked Gun promos

 

[Ace7550]

What if it wasn’t thrown on the court? What if it fell out of one of the players?

Brilliant

 

[djefferis]

Wow interesting take... "They did for the media attention."

Could be true but, a sex toy? I would expect to see more "fights" (i.e. refs not calling anything) to draw more attention. Might be a little more media friendly than a sex toy.... just a little.

But does a WNBA fight create the “sticky” content that will put this on all the news sites - probably not.

Keep in mind 97% of the general public has no clue of who is in the WNBA nor interest - so if a story about the WNBA hits their feeds - they scroll on by. Granted they went from 99.99% ignorance of the league prior to Caitlyn Clark’s arrival (on par with Major League Fishing and the Pro Poker Tour as far as name recognition) - but a story like this checks a lot boxes. As they say - sex sells and being a female league it allows them to both use sex to draw eyeballs and not promote their players in a sexual way (as 95% of them have zero in the way of sexual appeal to the average male).

13-65 year old Males spend the vast majority of $$ on sports and account for the highest valued eyeballs on sports ad spots. Want to get them to watch a sport - hunt their might be a sex toy tossed out in the middle of a game.

 

[BigJay]

They are throwing the book at “dildo tossin” guy

Fan accused of sex toy toss faces multiple charges

The man arrested for allegedly throwing a sex toy onto the court during last week's Valkyries-Dream game faces charges of disorderly conduct, public indecency/indecent exposure and criminal trespass, according to law enforcement records.

www.espn.com