Ty Dolla Sign Forgets To Turn Off His Live…
Fans Say He Was Giving “Auntie Energy” In His Terrycloth Robe
Ty Dolla Sign is going viral today, and not because of a new song — but because he accidentally let the whole world see his real off-camera vibe. And let’s just say… folks did not expect this.
The rapper hopped on a long Instagram Live last night, chatting it up with fans like usual. But when he wrapped up the stream, he made a fatal mistake — he forgot to turn it off.
Instead of logging off, Ty wandered over to his couch, still in his cozy terrycloth robe, and started winding down for the night. He laid back, stretched, got comfy, and settled into what looked like his end-of-the-day routine. It was giving peace, comfort… and apparently, according to the internet, Auntie Linda after a long day at the hair salon.
Social Media Is Losing Its Mind
Once the clip hit social media, fans wasted zero time turning Ty into a meme.
People started calling out everything — the way he flopped onto the couch, the soft robe, the dainty gestures, the whole relaxed “don’t talk to me while Family Feud is on” energy. One commenter wrote that Ty was “moving like everybody’s favorite auntie who refuses to sit on the plastic-covered couch.” Another said he reminded them of an aunt who makes the best potato salad but won’t give out the recipe.
Ty Dolla Sign is getting roasted relentlessly across TikTok, Instagram and Twitter, with fans joking that they’ll never see him the same again.
The Internet Never Misses A Moment
Ty hasn’t addressed the viral moment yet — probably because he hasn’t realized the livestream caught all that comfort-session glory. But the damage is done, and the internet is having a field day.
Everyone already jokes that Ty gives “rich uncle energy” with his fashion and vibe — well now he’s officially been promoted. The streets have crowned him “Auntie Ty Dolla” and they are not letting it go.
One thing about the internet… it will always catch you slipping.
Stay tuned — if Ty responds, you already know Media Take Out will have the exclusive.