Sophie’s Arby’s Shirt BREAKS the WNBA! 800K Sold — Angel Reese SHOOK!

In what no one saw coming, Sophie Cunningham has just broken the internet — and possibly the WNBA merch record — with a simple fast-food-themed t-shirt.

The now-infamous “We Got the Meats (and the Threes)” Arby’s x Sophie Cunningham shirt has sold over 800,000 units in just five days, making it one of the fastest-selling athlete collabs in women’s sports history. WNBA stores are scrambling to restock. Arby’s social media accounts are on fire. And yes — even Angel Reese had something to say.

The viral moment started last week when Cunningham showed up to a Fever postgame press conference wearing a vintage-style Arby’s tee — slightly cropped, slightly fried, and fully iconic. What fans didn’t know? It was part of a secret limited-edition drop tied to a sponsorship deal Cunningham had been cooking up behind the scenes.

“I just like curly fries,” Cunningham joked on her Instagram Live. “Didn’t know it would start a movement.”

It did.

Within hours, the shirt was trending on TikTok, with thousands of fans — and even non-WNBA followers — sharing clips of themselves rocking the now-sold-out tee. Arby’s leaned into the hype, announcing a full-blown merchandise line with Cunningham, including “Sophie Sauce” hoodies and “Meat Sweats” joggers dropping next week.

The surprise? Angel Reese, known for her own bold fashion and business savvy, reacted live when a reporter told her about the numbers.

“Wait… eight hundred thousand?! For roast beef?” Reese said mid-interview, eyes wide. “Okay. Sophie wins this round. Respect.”

Cunningham’s manager confirmed that she has earned over $2.5 million in personal revenue from the first wave of merch sales alone — more than her WNBA base salary.

WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert even weighed in, calling it “the most unexpected cultural moment in league history.”

And fans aren’t done yet. The hashtag #WeGotTheMeats has now surpassed 50 million views on TikTok, and rumors are flying that Arby’s is planning a Sophie-themed meal deal to launch nationwide next month.

What started as a joke is now a marketing masterclass. Sophie Cunningham didn’t just flip the script — she deep-fried it.