VIDEO: The Entire Internet Was Laughing At Angel Reese After Her Wild TikTok Fail
Angel Reese (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for Victoria’s Secret)
Angel Reese had the internet in stitches after posting a video of her miserable fail to TikTok this week.
Reese is having an eventful offseason on the back of her rookie year with the Chicago Sky and is keeping an active presence on social media as she continues to engage her fans and followers during her busy break.
The former LSU star had a particularly overwhelming Tuesday this week. She spent most of the day preparing for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show in New York City, which she attended… of course.
She made quite the splash, grabbing everyone’s attention with her red mesh outfit that left very little to the imagination.
Still, Reese had some time to participate in a new TikTok challenge involving a game called “Road Numbers,” which is won by a player pronouncing numerals properly.
Reese made a real mess of the attempt as she was unable to get too far, going through one rather quickly but getting stuck on two before quitting in frustration.
Butchered that…
Well, it’s a bit more difficult than grabbing rebounds.
Angel Reese Had Fans In Stitches
Reese’s followers were in stitches after viewing her failure to get past the pronunciation of the word “two.”
“😂😂😂 I’m crying,” one wrote in the comments.
“it’s not To, Tew, Tuwo, Tuw, Too. It’s Two,” another advised.
“Tewwww!!!😭😭😭😭the Bmore to strong,” said a third.
“Lmaooo its you changing your voice😂 these challenges be killing us sis,” a fourth launched.
“‘The number tewww’😔🤣🤣🤣🤣😭” another comment read.
“The high pitch 2’s😂😂😂😂😂,” someone wrote.
“Her tryna say it nicely like that was gone make change it’s mind got me weak 😭,” another pointed out.
“Hollering like it was gonna change is funny af 😭😭😭,” someone quipped.
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The video had teww-point-teww million views at the time of writing.
At least she got past that two.
Caitlin Clark dominates WNBA card market with record-breaking $216k sales
The ROTY’s collectibles outsell Wilson and Ionescu, cementing her as the face of the league.
Indiana Fever guard Caitlin ClarkAP Photo
In just one season, Caitlin Clark has redefined what it means to be a rookie in the WNBA. While the MVP title went to A’ja Wilson, and the Finals victory to the New York Liberty, it’s Clark who continues to make headlines. This time, it’s not for her on-court heroics but for dominating the WNBA collectibles market, outselling stars like Wilson and Sabrina Ionescu by a wide margin.
During the Goldin December Elite auction, Clark’s trading cards shattered records, accounting for a jaw-dropping $216,672 of the $219,906 total in WNBA card sales. For comparison, Wilson’s top card sold for $915, and Ionescu’s fetched $2,319. The Fever guard’s performance left both competitors in the dust, highlighting her unmatched star power.
Caitlin Clark shines in first workout with new Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White
The “Caitlin Clark effect”
Clark’s impact extends far beyond trading cards. Known for drawing massive crowds to arenas and boosting television viewership, the rookie phenom has also ignited a surge in WNBA merchandise sales. According to eBay, searches for “WNBA” items increased by 110% this season compared to 2023, with Clarkranking as one of the top five most searched athletes across all sports.
She’s not alone in driving interest in the league. LSU star Angel Reese, now with the Chicago Sky, joined Clark at the top of eBay’s most searched list, alongside notable names like Sabrina Ionescu, A’jaWilson, and Kelsey Plum. Each player brings unique achievements to the table, but none have captured the market quite like Clark.
