The Ayesha Curry 'Slut Shaming' controversy began in late 2015 when the cookbook author and wife of NBA star Stephen Curry tweeted her preference for modest clothing over 'scantily clad' trends, stating she liked to keep the 'good stuff' for the one who matters. The tweet immediately polarized the internet, sparking a long-standing debate about fashion, body autonomy, and the 'pick-me' archetype. Over the years, the controversy has evolved into a recurring meme, often resurfacing whenever Ayesha posts photos that critics deem contradictory to her original stance or when users want to satirize traditionalist viewpoints in the digital age. It serves as a cultural touchstone for how social media archives and weaponizes celebrity opinions for years after the original post.