Sydney Colson: Fever Star in Halle Bailey-DDG Drama
- indiana Fever guard Sydney Colson is facing a wave of criticism after sharing an Instagram skit addressing individuals who threaten self-harm following a breakup.
- In the skit, Colson targets those who "fame being suicidal" after a romantic or platonic split, stating, "You are so scary to me because the fact that you...
- “So I'm calling,you answer. You're like, you try to fix yoru voice to sound like, sad, and, like, you're gonna end it. I'm like.
Sydney Colson, a star for the Indiana Fever, ignited a firestorm with an instagram skit addressing breakups, sparking immediate backlash. The skit, targeting those who “fake suicidal thoughts,” surfaced at the same time as the news of Halle Bailey and DDG’s split, fanning the flames of public debate. Fans swiftly condemned Colson for insensitivity, some accusing her of siding with a potential abuser. Others came to her defense, arguing she highlighted manipulative relationship tactics. News Directory 3 covers the player’s controversial post and fan reactions,exploring the intersection of sports,social media,and sensitive topics.Discover what’s next for this story as Colson and the Fever prepare for their upcoming game.
Sydney Colson’s Instagram Skit Draws Criticism Amid Halle Bailey, DDG Drama
Updated June 10, 2025
indiana Fever guard Sydney Colson is facing a wave of criticism after sharing an Instagram skit addressing individuals who threaten self-harm following a breakup. The video, intended as humorous, has been interpreted by many as insensitive, given the recent public discourse surrounding Halle Bailey and DDG’s split.
In the skit, Colson targets those who ”fame being suicidal” after a romantic or platonic split, stating, “You are so scary to me because the fact that you would stoop to that level.” The second part of the video, where Colson imitates a conversation between ex-partners, has especially sparked controversy.
“So I’m calling,you answer. You’re like, you try to fix yoru voice to sound like, sad, and, like, you’re gonna end it. I’m like. You’re like, hey, ….like, hey, like, what’s up? Oh, hey, sorry, it’s probably loud. I’m out at this party, but I was just seeing if you had done it yet,” Colson mimicked in the video.
The timing of the skit is considered unfortunate, as DDG recently alluded to Halle Bailey threatening self-harm during their breakup. The situation has fueled intense social media discussions, and Colson’s post has drawn considerable attention.
“What a weird post to make with the Halle situation”: Fans slam Sydney Colson for post-breakup suicidal remarks
The comment section of colson’s video has been flooded with mixed reactions. Some fans have accused her of insensitivity and of siding with an abuser.
“What a weird post to make with the Halle situation. Feels like you’re taking the side of an abuser. sucks,” one fan commented.
“Now you know good & damn well the timing of this post is crazy lmao,” said another.
“Now bestie….i understand what you’re saying but take this down,” another fan urged.
However, some fans have defended colson, arguing that she was not joking but addressing a serious manipulation tactic.
“Thes comments are confusing me. She is not joking in this video.As much as she dose love to joke, people do use this as a manipulation tactic and she clearly explained that that’s the scenario,” one fan wrote.
“This is a weird post SYD!!” another commented.
“Love you but some thoughts are internal thoughts,” one fan opined.
Amid the controversy, Colson and the Indiana Fever are preparing for their upcoming game against the Atlanta Dream.
What’s next
The Indiana Fever will likely address the situation internally, while Colson focuses on her performance on the court.The public discourse surrounding mental health and relationships will likely continue.