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- Updated: February 8, 2020
I’m not sure I spelled that right. During the Super Bowl halftime show, Shakira became a meme.
Shakira! pic.twitter.com/axmZP4z1xP
— CJ Fogler (@cjzero) February 3, 2020
Apparently, this is called a zaghrouta and it’s a shout of joy in Arab culture. This has been social studies with Professor Kevin.
The halftime show was tremendously well-received by everybody except the Marcia and Marshall Langman fan club and the segment of Twitter that enjoys being racist more than watching attractive women waggle their posteriors. Some folks called it the best halftime show ever, which from a visual standpoint, is a totally valid claim. From a musical standpoint, the title of GOAT remains a toss up between the time Prince gathered us in Miami to get through this thing called life
and The Who’s performance three years later.
Your author gives the nod to the lads from London, but both were excellent performances put on by guys that are just cool.
History in the making. Frank Clark during the lead-up to Super Bowl LIV:
Kansas City Chiefs Defensive End Frank Clark wears a sweatshirt featuring the historic photo of President @realDonaldTrump and @KanyeWest‘s meeting at Trump Tower on Dec. 13, 2016 pic.twitter.com/neyM75J4jy
— Culttture (@culttture) January 31, 2020
MAGA Twitter was joyous, believing that Clark was one of them, because that crowd doesn’t understand sarcasm.
I don’t dislike or like trump. My president still @BarackObama … it’s Super Bowl Weekend. Don’t let these folks take away the moment.
— Frank Clark (@TheRealFrankC_) February 1, 2020
Frankly hysterical. Frank Caliendo broke out his Pat Summerall and John Madden impressions to commentate a couple viral moments from the Chiefs’ victory parade.
Pat Summerall and John Madden break down the viral “bare ass” @chiefs fan video. I saw it on the @RexChapman feed and someone suggested a VO breakdown. #ChiefsKingdomParade #ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/I47vq7mZui
— Frank Caliendo (@FrankCaliendo) February 6, 2020
So many asked for it- so here you go:
Pat Summerall and John Madden call and break down the viral @PatrickMahomes@Chiefs#ChiefsKingdomParade throw…
you know… the one with the #Boom ending…. wait for it….
👉SOUND ON👈 #ChiefsKindgom
@PatMcAfeeShow@RexChapmanpic.twitter.com/0mPIIv4QqV— Frank Caliendo (@FrankCaliendo) February 7, 2020
Putting the “NY” in “dysfunctional.” 90 Percent Mets with a bracket of the most bizarre Mets stories of his lifetime:
I feel like these are the 32 most bizarre Mets related stories in my lifetime.. Ranked from most to least bizarre pic.twitter.com/Q53tdp4klQ
— 90 PERCENT METS (@90_mets) February 5, 2020
I have no idea how Wilmer Flores getting traded to Milwaukee, the news of the trade breaking during a game, fans giving Flores an ovation thinking he’s headed out, and then the Mets backing out of the trade after being concerned about Carlos Gomez’s physical didn’t make the tourney.
Twitter: @KSchroeder_312