In the last year, I’ve noticed that people are using mobile video-based social media platforms like Snapchat to promote videos that have a limited lifespan. Other social media networks like Facebook and Instagram are doing the same. Instagram’s “Snapchatty” feature is called Stories. People post quick videos and folks are supposed to like them.
So, that’s what Mystics guard Natasha Cloud did in the last day or so. She posted an Instagram story video where Tayler Hill is feeding her son Maurice at home. Then she turned the camera to the left, and we see a familiar face.