Spotify has been on a media blitz to hype up its plans.
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Now the press decided to hype up a sentence here or there.
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"I'm going to hype up Ryan because he had Rosco Allen," York said.
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Still, dark mode-loving friends and colleagues continue to hype up the feature.
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She also claimed he was just trying to hype up his music career.
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I feel like we should talk about Issa's hype-up raps now. Yes!
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We don&apost hope to see any exaggeration or hype-up of this matter.
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But, win or lose, a good performance from Rodriguez would send his hype up into hyperspace.
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He also has a counter-spell that can help hype up the energy before a scene.
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At the end of the day, this is exactly how not to hype up a smartphone.
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And the press has an incentive to hype up the contest as being close for dramatic purposes.
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"We urge Japan not to hype up and meddle in the South China Sea issue," he said.
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As you know, festival organizer Billy McFarland hired a gang of models to hype up the event.
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The statement "continued to hype up the South China Sea issue and play up tensions," he said.
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That is: that Stone was just bluffing and making insinuations to try and hype up his own importance.
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I remember Jason was like, 'Do you wanted me to hype up music before you go at it?
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And if there aren't that many real ills, the opposition is perfectly prepared to hype up some imaginary ones.
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"Valentine's Day is hyped up in the same way corporations hype up any other holiday or engagement," Kelly explains.
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He does hype up the rhetoric, but, so far, they've backed away—as always—from a really dangerous confrontation.
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Most of the "Arrested Development" cast was in NYC Monday doing press to hype up their upcoming 5th season.
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MasterClass doesn't need a host to hype up stars as they arrive onstage or fill the dead air between presentation.
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Rodriguez did that daft "let's swing wild and hype up the fans in the last seconds" thing and Jung stupidly consented.
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By now, it shouldn't surprise anyone that Trump would hype up plans that don't exist or propose timelines he can't keep.
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HBO just released fresh promotional images of various Game of Thrones characters sitting on the Iron Throne to hype up season eight.
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China says it is committed to peaceful development, and regularly denounces those it says seek to hype up the "China threat" theory.
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As I say, I'm not here to try and hype up this phone, I'm just telling you why I find it appealing.
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And its own aggressive spinning on Twitter, clearly trying to hype up evidence of Clinton malfeasance in its own disclosures, hasn't helped.
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The Bachelor released the clip of Bri's limo exit to hype up the premiere of the show, and it seemed to work.
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It's not official quite yet ... but Charlotte Flair just got in the latest shots as they hype up a potential WWE mega-match.
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Salzburg was meant to bring political positions closer, not to hype up rhetoric that seems to be ruling out chances for an agreement.
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" Predictions of a "red wave" advanced by some right-wing commentators were bogus — although, Enten said, "they were trying to hype up folks.
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Media outlets and Twitter personas do a disservice to everyone when they hype up the cinematic ending that's never ever going to arrive.
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Grande recently used Twitter to hype up the release of "No Tears Left To Cry," and she seems to be following a similar pattern.
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And to help hype up the game and the news of its release date, Reeves himself came on stage to deliver the good word.
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After all, WikiLeaks dumps are often a treasure trove of information that can be used to hype up scandals, real and fake ones alike.
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"Bosch" doesn't hype up the conflict and potential sentimentality, though (as the Fox series "The Rookie" does with a similar story line this season).
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And now he's under fire for promoting sped-up video footage of India's fastest train in an apparent effort to hype-up its milestone debut.
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It's been 14 years since the first Incredibles movie hit theaters, and the response so far suggests that fans can feel good about getting hype up.
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So, yes, the Vice story did hype up the threat from the climate crisis, and it likely won't be the last of those stories we'll see.
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Competitors arrive armed with a handful of pre-made beats, which will be judged on musicality, inventiveness, originality, and their ability to hype up the room.
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Comic-Con would've presented a good opportunity to hype up the femme fatale team-up, so its absence could signal that the project has been backburnered.
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The result is that journalists combing through WikiLeaks' disclosures, and WikiLeaks itself, can end up misinterpreting emails in an attempt to hype up their news value.
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While Mayweather did all he could to hype up McGregor as a legitimate opponent, he also said that he had taken the fight for the money.
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Combined with the big hype-up on the front page, this could mean that Apple will have plenty of iPhone X's to sell on launch day.
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Hype up the threat such that any downsides become necessary to take on, or imply that expanding US involvement will be both easy and assuredly effective.
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Wang also called for this weekend's meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Japan, where Hammond is heading next, not to "hype up" the South China Sea issue.
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Fans began performing the iconic "Baby Shark" dance during games as part of a new ritual to hype up the players as they went up to bat.
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Ryan was promoting "Free Guy," while J.J. Abrams, Daisy Ridley and the rest of the 'Star Wars' crew were there to hype up 'The Rise of Skywalker.
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Of course, Harrison's entire job is to hype up the Bachelor, so we don't blame you if you choose to take that with a grain of salt. However!
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This has been a little harder this year, as HBO seems to have learned from last year's Sand Snakes debacle not to explicitly hype up any new characters.
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Read more: Fitness brands are taking over their fans' livesAnd it's trying to hype up investors with a video about its business, which was posted on Retail Roadshow.
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Misleading scores and write-ups have proven a big problem in e-commerce, with Amazon being a prime target for merchants looking to hype up their products online.
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Breitbart made an effort to hype up a primary challenge to Paul Ryan this year, but it was an utter flop; Ryan won with 84 percent of the vote.
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But the company has also arguably created a different challenge for itself: What else can Google say to hype up its flagship phone at the event that wasn't known before?
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Munn goes on to hype up Connie Chung's ABC feature in which she visits Yuzurihara, a region of Japan known for senior residents in impeccable health (and with flawless skin).
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I'm not sure what the answer is, but suspect it's low, and it says something that none of the reports that hype up the importance of them address that question.
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You know we hype up the Instant Pot like it's our job, but there's something to be said for knowing how to work a kitchen without modern cooking tech. Porch.
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With some previous experiments in this field flopping, and dominant players such as France's L'Oreal on the fence, it's a gamble the companies are reticent to hype up too much.
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You could blame this on the media, but the fact is that there's just not a lot of information about the new season out there — there's hardly anything to hype up.
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That's right, mobile 5G — which has been mostly company promises and marketing hype up to this point — is now a step closer to being something you can hold in your hand.
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"I tried my best to keep the hype up, because if you let it go, and let it fall through your finger tips, it can all be gone forever," he said.
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It's here where Bolton found his hook: to hype up the imagination of Catholicism without using fashion to interpret all parts of the controversial religion, such as secrecy, rebellion, sexuality, and more.
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The flickering effect would have been awesome to hype up a party when the bass in a song drops, but people may not even notice it, given how weak the light is.
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In order to hype up the match, Stanley Vleminckx and Matthew De Ritter organized a simple pledge, where they challenged people to down a beer for each time Neymar takes a dive.
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There were rumblings that Shaq and Show were gonna face off at WrestleMania last year, with the two guys going back and forth on social media to hype up the big showdown.
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"I Love the USA" was commissioned by NASA and Apple to hype up the Juno Mission, an uncrewed spacecraft set to reach Jupiter's orbit on July 4 that could use some good press.
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Rich the Kid sure knows how to hype up an album with some good ol' fashioned viral marketing -- just ask students at USC ... and our photog, who got a taste of it himself.
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However, during a previous interview with Glamour, Peter claimed the Bachelor finale was the "hardest week" of his life and assured fans that he's not just saying that to hype up the ending.
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McGregor clash continues: Boxer Floyd Mayweather and MMA fighter Conor McGregor took their media blitz to Brooklyn this week to hype up their upcoming match, exchanging vitriol on stage at the Barclays Center.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine is being sued by a guy who says the rapper jacked his vocals to hype up a track right from the 0:01 mark ... and the proof seems to be online right now.
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"Wooo!!!" screamed another instructor who was planted among the cyclers, presumably to hype up the crowd that was growing tired and disappointed as it dawned on us that this was all it was going to be.
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Despite the fact that Puma—which sponsors both Bolt and Dortmund—has had a heavy hand in the hype up, it seems like Bolt (finally) getting a trial period with the German club is very real.
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Taking two songs and looping the instrumental break to hype up the party is the great invention by hip-hop's founding fathers Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, and Afrika Bambaataa, who built the foundation for club DJs.
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My sister and I were using the bravado of the music to hype up the girls, who were all being bullied in middle school, where my nieces were two of less than a handful of black students.
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HBO's Game of Thrones' eighth and final season is only two months away, and in its most recent efforts to hype up fans, the show appeared in a Bud Light commercial Sunday night during Super Bowl 53.
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Back in 2015, producers revealed Kim Kardashian was pregnant with Saint during the sneak peek at the end of the season, so there's no doubt they'll hype up the scandal in their own way when the time nears.
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Full of spin out side control escapes to d'arce attempts... Rolling back take attempts... And Fedoralby stoic heel hook escapes... But it isn't my job to hype up every one of the UFC's many interesting and unique flyweights.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Defence Ministry on Friday accused its United States counterpart of deliberately seeking to hype up the threat from China and other nations to justify its own military expenditure, calling the move short-sighted and dangerous.
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On Tuesday, the state-run China Daily cited unnamed sources as saying Vietnam had tried to hype up the reclamation issue in the communique, pointing out that Vietnam has accelerated its land reclamation in the South China Sea.
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One the one hand, he said the shit-talk during the Mayweather-McGregor pressers could leech into how NFL players hype up games, and that the eff-bombs at the first event were the nadir of fight hype.
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It was a stark difference from how his allies and surrogates had discussed the issue earlier this week at CPAC — explicitly accusing the media and the Democrats of trying to hype up the coronavirus threat to sabotage Trump.
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Before heading to the event, Bridgette fashions a new bulge out of a baby diaper, later explaining it makes her feel as confident as the white guy screaming about protein, testosterone, and "big balls" to hype up the competitors.
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"As our country's ecological protection efforts continuously increase in strength, some views in society hype up the impact of environmental protection on economic development, and we must clear-headedly and resolutely oppose this," Li told environmental ministry officials in a speech.
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It's tempting to hype up a self-taught algorithmic Go champion as a harbinger of the impending AI apocalypse, but to paraphrase Harvard computational neuroscientist Sam Gershman, a computer's superhuman ability in one specific task is not the same thing as superhuman intelligence.
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Although not every fight can be between high-profile creators like Logan Paul and KSI, who spent months upon months releasing diss tracks, vlogs, Instagram stories, and meetups to hype up their fight, Markowski believes there's a way to generate similar drama.
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However, the early war of words reeks of promotional plastic: it all seems a little inauthentic and disingenuous, only serving as promotional video to hype up the fight should these two men overcome their next two opponents and eventually meet in the squared circle.
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We can have this discussion about what we amplify, but a lot of what we're amplifying is what we think people want from us, or what they're demonstrating they want on these algorithmic platforms that are built to hype up the most tribally intense emotions.
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere has been attempting to hype up the merger by claiming it will "create a fierce competitor" with the ability to deliver "lower prices" and "more innovation," but basically everything we know about these types of deals tells us the exact opposite will happen.
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O'Neal stepped onto the field to hype up the crowd after being introduced in the first half of the game, and footage shared by ESPN showed the four-time NBA champion swooping up one of LSU's cheerleaders and lifting her over his head as the crowd broke into cheers.
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Netflix's big-budget TV series adaptation of The Witcher (based on Andrzej Sapkowski's series of fantasy novels, and not the popular video game series that, confusingly, is also based on Sapkowski's books) has gotten one final trailer to hype up the show before its December 20th release date.
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But still, given the stolidity of polling so far despite the months upon months upon months of nonstop campaign coverage, it's hard to imagine what could possibility happen in tonight's debate that would really shift the dynamics of the race, much as the political media likes to hype up these events.
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Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter were in midtown Manhattan Monday, where they seemed to be doing press to hype up Tuesday's 'Greatest of All Time' episode, which pits KJ, BR and the new kid on the block, James Holzhauer, against each other for 'Jeopardy' G.O.A.T. The top three contestants in JEOPARDY!
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At rallies, he says Democrats want open borders and will let a flood of criminals into the US. It's an effort to hype up his base — and, as Vox's Tara Golshan pointed out, it might be doing the trick: When news of the migrant caravan came to light, Trump saw an opening.
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What's more dangerous with this latest loose talk, however, is that even if Trump is just saying things to hype up the drama rather than to warn of an actual impending military action, he (and we) have no way of knowing if Iran, North Korea or any other potential target understands that.
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Katie qualified for an all-expenses-paid seven-day trip to four Caribbean countries aboard the Carnival Splendor (consultants had to pay for their own travel there) full of LuLaRoe consultants and their spouses, and many of the top consultants would hype up the experience through photos and videos throughout the year.
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We can get cute and hype up personal favorites, but if you're going to start denying the shadow that Master Of Puppets casts over the genre or quibble over whether or not Curry is "good for the game," then chances are you are a total buzzkill that is no fun at parties.
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The Democratic field has already been narrowed to two, of course, and the scant number of that party's debates means that Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders haven't appeared on the same stage very often—mostly, the two seem to exist in parallel universes of enthusiasm, each using their personal celebrity endorsers (Killer Mike and Lena Dunham, to name two) to hype up crowds.
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Conservative institutions — not all of them, of course — have ended up being more open to conspiracy theorists, have been more willing to throw their support behind men like Roy Moore, have been more willing to buy into the climate change denialism, whereas the liberal institutions for the most part have not accepted or tried to hype up, say, unfounded fears about GMOs.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday shared a video of him reenacting the "Green Acres" theme song with actress Megan Mullally to hype up the farm bill he will sign into law on Thursday.
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Richter, who's also nowhere near "The Tragedy" affected by the tragedy (though nobody knows this), has a movie to promote, so the BNN team hatches a scheme to hype up his presumed death as a result of the tragedy, then have him appear later, alive and smeared in blood, to talk about how lucky he is to be alive and then say a few words in support of his new movie.
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