“Neither can she” – Tyler, The Creator’s Coco Gauff lyric sparks online trolls over her serving struggles

Coco Gauff's mention in Tyler, the Creator's album lyrics has sparked online trolling on American's serve struggles.

“Neither can she” – Tyler, The Creator’s Coco Gauff lyric sparks online trolls over her serving struggles

Coco Gauff and Tyler, The Creator (via X and Imago)

Coco Gauff received a pleasant surprise on Saturday, October 26, when she was mentioned in Tyler, The Creator’s single “Thought I Was Dead.” Hearing her name in one part of the lyrics left her stunned.

The day before, Tyler teased “Thought I Was Dead” before releasing it to the public on Saturday. However, Gauff’s trend on social media wasn’t entirely positive.

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The American’s struggles with her serve have been well-documented, particularly under the guidance of former coach Brad Gilbert. During her US Open title defense, Gauff delivered what many consider her worst serving performance of the tournament.

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B**ch, you ain’t Coco Gauff, you can’t serve me

Tyler, The Creator’s lyrics in the song ‘Thought I was Dead’

In her Round of 16 match against Emma Navarro, Gauff committed an astounding 19 double faults. She won only 46% of her points on first serve, while Navarro won 66% on hers.

Netizens troll Coco Gauff for her mention in Tyler, the Creator’s lyrics

As soon as Tyler, The Creator shared the video link on his X account, it sparked a flood of reactions. Many focused on Coco Gauff, with fans quick to remind the world of her serving struggles.

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Coco Gauff (Image via X)

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Gauff has shown a resurgence this season after ending her partnership with Brad Gilbert. The American won the Beijing Open and will enter the WTA Finals in Riyadh with renewed optimism.

However, the challenge at the WTA Finals in Riyadh will be significant. Gauff will face top players like Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka, who are competing for the World No. 1 ranking in Saudi Arabia. Other notable competitors include Jessica Pegula, who is playing in her third consecutive Year-End Championships.