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In the era of creative pregnancy announcements, the Hortons struck the perfect balance between savagery and hilariousness.
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More hilariousness from Marshawn Lynch courtesy of his former teammate Justin Forsett -- who introduced Beast Mode to Periscope Thursday night ... and even got the RB to drop a live "deez nutz" joke.
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It's easy to laud Tia for her foul-mouthed hilariousness and her ability to call me out (and I do love that about her), but that night at dinner really showed Tia's other side.
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Since you've ever been in a Chinese temple you realize what I mean. The immeasurable space of the University Symbolization Exhibition hall works both for and in opposition to this impact. The scale allows an introduction of fabulous proportions, but the partitioning of units that might have reinforced one another make a less burnable air. The sublime is not ordinarily hung out with hilariousness or modesty, but the apprehension that the swarming red vigor is made out of amusing small folks, some with ponytails, some with the oversize head of an infant child, fetus or frog, carries a grin to one's confront.
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The song was met with rave reviews from music critics. Michelle Kim of Pitchfork pointed the Prima sample out as where West "somehow manages to turn that festive holiday tune about literal sleighs into a haunting loop of chanting voices". West's sampling skills were praised by Christopher R. Weingarten of Rolling Stone as well, with him writing in response to West using the Prima sample "He already made Ray Charles, Otis Redding and Michael Jackson sound brand new on a handful of hits ("Gold Digger," "Otis" and "Good Life," respectively), and now he manages to do the same with a 1936 joint by big-band jazz great Louis Prima, turning "What Will Santa Claus Say?" into an unsettling, funky Greek chorus to West and Cudi’s old-fashioned rap boasts." The song's "off-the-wall hilariousness" was viewed by Kieran Read of Redbrick as being an example of when "West himself miraculously taps into the essence of the fabled 'old Kanye'" on Kids See Ghosts.
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