Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark: The Moment That Shaped a WNBA Rivalry

The Magic Johnson, Larry Bird moment for the WNBA.

Like, this is great.

I'm a storyteller.

I think storylines are so fucking important.

I think you need villains.

I think you need heroes.

You need shit to sell.

You got to sell a fight.

Like, brand all of this.

And it was, it upset white men to watch this strong,

winning, unapologetic black woman be in their,

you know, be in Caitlyn's face.

In their savior's face.

Yeah, and they still cling to it.

And it's now like spun to this whole thing

where like, Caitlyn's better than Angel and blah, blah, blah.

I just said, we would not be talking about Caitlyn Clark

the way that we do if it wasn't for that moment

with Angel Reese.

And I will die on this hill.

I will die on this hill.

I was with you until that day.

I will die on this hill.

I will die on this hill.

Hey, yo, Joy Joy.

I will fight this.

Hey, yo, Joy Joy, chill out, yo.