Tyga for a boy's name. Yay or nay?

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Just that really. What are people's thoughts?

Not my favourite...what about the Irish name Tadhg which is pronounced like Tiger without the 'r'?

Sorry to say this but absolutely not

Actually I didn't know this at the time... But she's a beautiful little girl with a beautiful name in my eyes and your opinion means nothing sweetie🙄 so you may as well just scrolled on bye...

Imagine if he's a meak little boy and you've saddled him with the name of a majestic fierce big cat!

@PleasantBirthday

Well that's unexpected. I would have thought this board would be fully behind a misspelled name inspired by a rapper.

Oh good lord, he will never ever be taken seriously. Don't do that to your poor child.

I know an adorable boy called Tiger. It really suits him. But it definitely needs to be spelled Tiger.

Personally I prefer

Mosquito

Spelt

Moz-skeet-ohh

Very elegant

😂😂😂 Each to there own hunny... But for me my daughter is beautiful with a beautiful name thankyou.

Your child you name them what you like.

Your child but not your name. It's the child who will have to live with it for the next 80-odd years.

People can change their own names by deed poll if they think they've picked such a great name and they want to use it so much.

Absolutely dreadful

Abizzmull.

Makes me think of Rendall Tyga Coleby off rich kids go skint

No way. Chavvy.

Moz-skeet-ohh

I vote for this.

No

After the DJ?

If your heart is set on it, there's a lovely Irish boys name that's pronounced Tige, it's spelt Tadhg.

Nay

Why set you and your DS up for the inevitable eye rolls and laughing behind your back? Give him a name that won't embarrass him.

Nooooooooooo

Tyga and Tiger and not pronounced the same is many accents.

Tyga is just awful.

For the posters suggesting Tadhg, I doubt the anyone who would use Tyga would be interested in a traditional Irish name.

No, just that

Nay, nay and thrice nay.

I can't read it without saying it in a New York accent, like judge judy.

I actually quite like it!

I know a boy called Tyla, which could be an alternative.