“Aliyah Boston’s Jaw DROPS After Rapper Plies Sends Her Something NO ONE Expected!”

Aliyah Boston has already proven that she’s a star on the court, but now it looks like she’s officially caught the attention of some major stars off the court as well. The Indiana Fever standout and 2023 WNBA Rookie of the Year was recently surprised with an extravagant, iced-out chain courtesy of none other than Florida rapper Plies—yes, that Plies.

It all started when Plies, who’s long been vocal about his love for women’s basketball on social media, tweeted his admiration for Boston’s dominance during the Fever’s season opener. But fans had no idea what would come next.

In a viral clip that made waves across X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, Boston can be seen opening a custom jewelry box while surrounded by teammates and Fever staff. Her eyes widened as she held up a shimmering pendant: a personalized, diamond-encrusted chain featuring her initials and jersey number. The gift was accompanied by a handwritten note from Plies that read:

“Keep shining queen. You different. Real recognize real. – Plies 🧊”

Boston, visibly emotional and caught off-guard, responded in the most humble and endearing way.

“Wait, what?! This is crazy… I don’t even know what to say,” she laughed, still holding the chain like it was made of pure magic. “Thank you, Plies! This means so much!”

Teammates like Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell hyped up the moment, with Clark joking, “Girl, we need to talk to your jeweler!” and Mitchell calling it “a boss move.”

Fans flooded the Fever’s social accounts with comments like,

“Plies really a WNBA fan for REAL now.”
“Aliyah Boston is HER. She’s got rappers sending chains!”
“This energy is EVERYTHING. Let’s grow the game!”

The gift wasn’t just a stunt—it marks a powerful cultural moment for the WNBA. Plies, a longtime supporter of women’s empowerment, has tweeted before about how women’s hoops deserve more respect. This gesture toward Boston signals that high-level entertainers are finally showing that love in a very real way.

In a later Instagram Story, Plies posted a screenshot of the viral moment and wrote:

“I told y’all Aliyah Boston the truth. Real recognize real. She gone run the league.”

This unexpected link between sports and hip-hop culture isn’t new, but it’s refreshing to see a rapper show love to the WNBA without strings or gimmicks. The iced-out chain has already been dubbed “The Crown Jewel of the Fever” by fans and insiders alike.

Whether this starts a trend of celebrities supporting their favorite WNBA stars remains to be seen—but for Aliyah Boston, this moment is already legendary.