And the now-inescapable lyric - “I only love my bed and my mama, I’m sorry” - is the perfect burn.ĭrake's 'God's Plan' Was a Pop Classic All Along - Just One Specifically for 2018ĩ. Simply put, the song makes you feel good about your success, the supporters around you and life in general. This record-breaking feat is a testament to the song’s relevance, capturing the hearts of those who have helped to raise its streaming numbers to over 50 million. Numbers don’t lie: “God’s Plan,” which has been sitting atop the Billboard Hot 100 for 11 weeks and counting, was recently crowned Drake’s longest-leading No. Following the one-two punch of the killer opening line “Last name Ever, first name Greatest,” I’m pretty sure almost every kid in high school used it for their yearbook quote. So for the then-new rapper on the block to brandish himself as the G.O.A.T. “Last name Ever, first name Greatest” (from 2009’s “Forever”)ĭrake hopped on “Forever,” the lead single from the soundtrack to LeBron James’ 2009 More Than a Game documentary, almost a year before his anticipated debut album Thank Me Later was released. His “don’t f- with me” attitude resonated with fans, who used the notion behind “0 to 100” to hype themselves up.ġ1. This was the case for “0 to 100 / The Catch Up,” where the former half of the nearly five-minute-long song finds the rapper spitting bar after bar about why he’s the best in the game. Once in a while, Drake likes to get deep into his braggadocio pocket. From the opening line “You used to call me on my cell phone, late night when you need my love” to the remorseful pain behind “Started wearing less and going out more” and even the song title itself, “Hotline Bling” became a meme-worthy anthem for those who couldn’t get over their old flame. The Grammy-winning tune is the epitome of sadboy vibes and is filled with a handful of lyrics that men (who have lost the love of their lives due to their silly mistakes) have turned into their personal mantras. The Cyclones move to 3-0 and face Southern this Sunday in Hilton Coliseum.As soon as Drake began hitting those dorky Dad dance moves in his now-iconic red bubble coat in the “Hotline Bling” video, it was evident the song was going to rock the pop culture world. Denae Fritz added a career-high 12 points off the bench, while sophomore duo Emily Ryan and Lexi Donarski added 17 points and 13 points, respectively. Ashley Joens led the way with 31 points and 10 rebounds, while her sister Aubrey added 18 points, 5 rebounds and 4 steals while both of the Joens’ shot 5-11 from deep. Both offenses eventually see the ball go through the hoop and the Cyclones keep the steady hand all throughout before eventually pulling away, Twister Sisters take this one, 98-76. The 4th quarter got off to a bit of a slow start, with teams trading haymakers but not much scoring. Cyclones lead 75-61 going into the final quarter. Turnovers, though, were completely fair game as the 2 teams combined for 31 turnovers through 3 quarters of play. More of the same followed after the intermission as neither team seemed particularly interested in missing a lot of shots.
And just like that, the Cyclones used a MASSIVE 30-point quarter to take a 47-42 lead into the half.
#Drake doing it wrong meaning free#
The Cyclones got big minutes in the first half from freshman Denae Fritz who gave the Cyclones the 40-37 lead with just under 2:30 to go in the half with a nice finish at the rim and the free throw to follow. After scoring 17 points in the first 10 minutes, the Joens sisters led the Cyclones to double their point total to 35 in the first 5 minutes and 30 seconds of the 2nd quarter, but the Bulldogs, led by Grace Berg, kept themselves right there keeping a 2-point lead with 4 minutes to go in the half, 37-35. Then came time for the patented Cyclone Second Quarter run. Drake was able to keep pace with the Cyclones and even maintain their lead, 25-17 to close the first frame. The two teams traded blows back and forth with the only real advantage coming when one team missed.
The Bulldogs jumped all over the Cyclones to start, going up 10-3 before the Joens sisters (Ashley and Aubrey) rattled off 8 straight points to give Iowa State the 1-point lead. As opposed to previous iterations of this start, however, it wasn’t due to the Cyclones missing shots. The first quarter started out as one might expect this year for the Cyclones, with a small deficit that it seems Iowa State just can’t dig out of. Let’s keep this one going against in-state rival Drake tonight, shall we? Alright let’s go
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