Kyren Lacy Sparks Backlash Over USC Shooting (Video)
Louisiana State University (LSU) quarterback Kyren Lacy sparked backlash after he made a gun gesture toward University of Southern California (USC) players during a recent football game.
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Here’s Why LSU Football Player Kyren Lacy Is So Famous
According to ESPNThe game between LSU and USC at the Modelo Vegas Kickoff Classic ended with USC winning 27-20. However, it was what happened on the football field that got the internet talking.
Kick out It was reported that during the match, Lacy — a elderly at LSU — “scored on a 19-yard pass” against USC. While celebrating, Lacy walked past the opposing team and raised his arms as if he were shooting a gun.
Lacy was then sent off for “unsporting conduct.” However, while sitting on the sidelines, Lacy appeared to vent his anger by repeating the gesture.
Check out the video of Lacy and the social media reaction below.
Social media reacts to player’s gun gesture
Social media users shared more reactions to Lacy’s viral gesture in Shade Room Comments.
Instagram user @the.mylesj wrote, “I’m not defending him/this action but I wish people had that much energy for actual gun laws..”
While Instagram user @muggamanb added, “BLAME JA MORANT IS INSANE!”
Instagram user @skinnymeech wrote, “What happened to America’s love of guns?? Is it only for a certain group of people?! Shocking!”
While Instagram user @_suckafreesi added, “He has the right to wear his imaginary arm, leave that boy alone 😭”
Instagram user @paperchasin_wrldwide wrote, “Under Louisiana law, we have the right to bear arms. And we’re an open-carry state, so he can carry his imaginary Choppa anywhere.”
While Instagram user @yungin2l added, “He can make a small pistol lol that boy has a Draco 😭”
Instagram user @suchakoolbreeze wrote, “Police shootings are more forgivable than sportsmen who don’t actually harm anyone”
While Instagram user @beautyafterthebars added, “Everything we do as a culture, whether good or bad, the media including social media will find a way to mock it.”
Instagram user @hoodneck_ wrote, “Young black men need to understand the perception”
While Instagram user @ittybitty_lilbit added, “So you guys want to be angry about this but go crazy over rap and provocative idol music while still being a fan of artists who do the same thing in every song🙄‼️”
Lacy’s mother, Kandace Faye, even chimed in, saying:
Oh my god, my baby is in the sunroom!!! Guys, we are not people of that life! lol 😂
Lacy has yet to publicly comment on her viral actions.
Here’s Why the Internet Is Also Talking About Athlete Ja Morant
EQUAL Shade room As previously reported, Ja Morant made headlines in March 2023. At the time, the NBA player was at a strip club and brandished a gun while live streaming on Instagram.
As a result, Morant did not face criminal charges. However, the Grizzlies player reportedly lost an endorsement deal with Coca-Cola, according to Shade room.
In May 2023, Morant made headlines again when he brandished a gun a second time while livestreaming, according to Shade roomMorant later issued a statement addressing his continued actions.
Ja Morant’s statement: “I know I have let down a lot of people who have supported me. This has been a journey and I realize there is still work to be done. My words may not mean much right now, but I take full responsibility for my actions. I am committed to continuing to improve myself.”
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) May 17, 2023
Later that month, Morant’s sneakers were reportedly removed from Nike and Finish Line’s retail apps, according to Shade room. Then, in June 2023, Morant was officially beaten. Suspended for 25 matches from NBA.
He finally returned to court that December.
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