The Orlando Magic's season ended with a whimper, but the internet found its own villain—and she's got millions of followers.

It was supposed to be a celebration. On May 1, the Magic hosted the Detroit Pistons at Kia Center with a chance to close out their playoff series. Orlando jumped out to a commanding 24-point lead, and the home crowd was electric. Among the fans was social media star Kirsten Too Sweet, decked out in Magic blue, who posted before tip-off: "Hoping the Magic won't break my heart tonight 🪄💙."

Then came the collapse. Orlando went ice-cold in the second half, missing over 20 consecutive shots. The Pistons stormed back, winning 93-79 in one of the most stunning postseason meltdowns in recent memory. Two nights later, Detroit finished the job in Game 7, eliminating the Magic after they had led the series 3-1.

But the story didn't end there. After the loss, Kirsten shared a clip of herself strutting through the arena parking lot in skin-tight leggings, captioned: "Don't even say it was my fault Orlando." The internet, predictably, had other ideas.

Fans flooded her comments with jokes that quickly went viral. "She definitely sat by the Magic bench and distracted the whole team smh," one wrote. "Magic saw that cake in the second half," added another. The running gag gained traction as viewers claimed they spotted her on the arena screen during the broadcast. The comments kept coming: "This didn't age well." "LOL MAGIC CHOKED." "Hold that L."

Head coach Jamahl Mosley tried to take the heat off, telling reporters after the loss, "We just couldn't find the basket," and later saying the loss was "on me." The Magic agreed—firing him on Monday.

But the internet's scapegoat had already been chosen. For Kirsten Too Sweet, though, the spotlight is nothing new. The Florida-based influencer first broke through in 2023 after winning Crunch Fitness' nationwide #CrunchBooty contest with a foam-roller stretching photo. Since then, she's built a massive following of over 3 million fans who love her fitness content and unapologetic confidence.

Whether or not she actually distracted the Magic, one thing's for sure: in the world of sports and social media, sometimes the most memorable moments happen off the court.