If you watched the Golden State/Portland game last night, you likely saw Steph Curry’s wife Ayesha exuberantly chant ‘Let’s go baby!’ after her hubby drilled a triple to put the Warriors ahead midway through the third quarter. If you didn’t, let’s catch you up.
https://twitter.com/Lilgeeeeee/status/730617600506363904
When I initially saw this, I thought it was a cute little supportive moment between two lovers, nothing more, nothing less. If I was in the NBA, I’d expect my wife to go ballistic every time I hit a shot, maybe even flash me after the game-winners. But I was forced to revisit the otherwise forgettable moment after Twitter trolls came out of the woodwork to use Ayesha’s act of support to shame the less supportive ‘hoes.’
https://twitter.com/Now_Thats_Fresh/status/730617073613836289
For all of you looking for an Ayesha Curry…
She not at the club…
— Cal-A (@Cal_A) May 12, 2016
Find yourself an Ayesha Curry fam https://t.co/qAxSLdpOWD
— Angelo Mendoza (@_AngeIo) May 12, 2016
https://twitter.com/OGRodKnee/status/730617125409296384
https://twitter.com/MettaWorIdWar/status/730635728623820800
https://twitter.com/VictorDukes23/status/730619503063748608
Ayesha Curry out here at every game supporting her man while most women rather stay at home complaining about how her man ain't shit
— Follow @iLowkeyB__ (@iLowkeyB) May 12, 2016
As we all know quite well, it ain’t a Twitter war unless there’s an opposition.
Yal want an Ayesha Curry for what? To scream "Let's go baby!!!" from the checkout line at Walmart?
— Patron Goddess of Sorrel (@sakilegrannum) May 12, 2016
https://twitter.com/okayviv/status/730641214492413952
https://twitter.com/Buckeyeforlife7/status/730718894575517696
Bottom of the barrel men back at it again with using Ayesha Curry to throw their misogynistic tantrums
— .. (@JudyJwn) May 12, 2016
https://twitter.com/ChanelOfArabia/status/730665105168293888
https://twitter.com/PLAIDvillain/status/730619256971403264
Pro Tip: Find a girl who will yell ‘Let’s Go Baby!’ at your men’s league basketball games, even though you can hardly make it up and down the court.
[h/t Uproxx]