‘StudBudz’ Courtney Williams and Natasha “T” Hiedeman took over WNBA All-Star Weekend with their 72 hour livestream.
The iconic Minnesota Lynx duo, Courtney Williams and Natisha “T” Hiedeman, otherwise known as the ‘StudBudz’ have taken the twitch streaming community by storm. All they needed was pink hair and a camera to dominate one of the most anticipated weekends of the WNBA season.
The two hosted their 72-hour livestream over the WNBA All-Star weekend. And this weekend showed that the players can get down on both the court, and the dance floor. All-Star weekend was a great opportunity for the WNBA, and players, to gain more exposure in the sports community, while getting to know players from across the league.
Team Collier? Team Clark? No, Team Hangover.
Kate Martin, Caitlin Clark, and Angel Reese, just to name a few were featured in the antics of this star- studded weekend. Just a few drinks deep, as was most likely I, Caitlin admitted to watching the stream during the orange carpet for which she wasn’t in attendance.
Courtney and T even got commissioner of the WNBA Cathy Engelbert on the stream. After attending an CBA meeting, thanked the duo for what they were doing, for the community and the league. Making this stream unforgettable, the three even danced to “Knuck If You Buck” by Crime Mob.
The goal of this weekend is simply for players to have a good time and show fans what the league is truly about. The stream showcased the reality of being a player in the WNBA, while yes, they are some of the most talented basketball players in the world, they are also human and they have lives outside of being professional basketball players. That’s truly what the weekend is about, and the StudBudz showed that.
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