But no moment is more hyped than the Best Kiss Award.
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No one is more hyped for the 2016 Summer Olympics than Leslie Jones.
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It's time to park the salt spray and embrace a more hyped-up curl.
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There were few people more hyped for the arrival of affordable VR than yours truly.
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One of the more hyped concepts in the enterprise space right now is serverless computing, for example.
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The two areas are similar, agents said, but the east is more hyped, and consequently more expensive.
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Is there any instrument that gets humans as a collective species more hyped up than the trumpet?
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Allow yourself to get even more hyped up for Victoria Beckham for Target before it drops on April 9.
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Is there any song in the entire world that makes you feel more hyped than "Turn Down For What" by Lil Jon?
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The two tracks fit together almost as if it was destiny, with the fused product somehow being even more hyped up than either original.
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Average price at retail: $220Average reselling price: $1,895Average value increase: 861%Kanye West's Yeezy collaboration with Adidas generally ranks among the more hyped releases.
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And as the party rebuilds under President Donald Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress, no rising Democratic star has been more hyped than Kamala Harris.
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I'd read that group exercise had an additional surprising effect: Instead of making people more hyped and competitive, it actually reduced stress and left them calmer.
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Devonshire Research Group, an investment firm that specializes in valuing tech companies, dug into the data and concluded that Tesla's environmental benefits may be more hyped than warranted.
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Meanwhile, the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MEDPAC) estimates that one of ObamaCare's more hyped health system transformations, Medicare Accountable Care Organizations, increased Medicare spending by $216 million in 2015.
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Ever since the first Lip Kit debuted in late 2015, hardly a week goes by before a new release from Kylie Cosmetics, with each one more hyped-up than the last.
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But it presaged a similarly overlooked passage in his nomination speech — in which he promised to look out for people in Ferguson, Missouri — and his much more hyped recent "black outreach" campaign.
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With season 2 arriving on HBO on April 22nd, fans couldn't be more hyped to return to the remnants of Stillwater after the shocking season 1 finale that aired nearly 18 months ago.
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"The more hyped the project the more likely are scammers going to resort to phishing sites," a partner at a crypto-focused investment firm told TechCrunch on condition of anonymity due to sensitivities.
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Yang has become known for antics like crowd surfing at rallies, but here he was even more hyped up than usual because his wife Evelyn was campaigning with him for the first time.
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But the high-end Oculus Rift is far less accessible and far more hyped — and with the current shipping situation, an in-store demo might be the closest most people will get for months.
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Her eponymous makeup brand, Kylie Cosmetics, debuted its first Lip Kit back in 2015, and hardly a week has gone by without a new release since — each one somehow more hyped-up than the last.
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The Dodgers slugger couldn't be more hyped for Game 7 of the World Series ... bobbin' his head, waggin' his tongue and losin' himself in 2 of the most famous pump-up tracks on the planet.
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Everyone has a friend who's immoderately wild about Halloween — the one who gets more hyped for October 31 than any other date on the calendar, including their own birthday, and, in some cases, Jesus' birthday too.
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Ahead of the media event that Apple is holding on Wednesday to introduce its newest iPhones, the tech blogosphere has gotten even more hyped up over the details of what the company will show during a keynote presentation.
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Forecasts of markets worth squillions by the end of the decade should be taken with a good deal of salt, especially since virtual reality, AR's close and even-more-hyped cousin, has so far proved a bit of a damp squib.
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Not long after, Maybelline got us even more hyped for the launch by posting teasers of their own, telling us to "get ready," which, judging by fans' reactions on social media, it would be hard to be more ready for this.
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Wu said that when retail stores inevitably offer shoes at discounted prices, people should swoop in to purchase pairs that have proven their ability to sustain demand and value over time, as opposed to more hyped shoes that will likely drop in value.
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But Wednesday's ABC News/Washington Post survey for now cements her place in the current top-tier of Democratic candidates — a sprawling field of two dozen in which she had previously struggled to supplant more hyped rivals including Buttigieg and, at times, the currently backsliding O'Rourke.
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And as if that weren't enough, it pulled off a pretty stunning upset in the Supporting Actor in a Limited Series category, where Ben Whishaw vaulted over several contenders from the much more hyped Chernobyl and When They See Us to win for his work in A Very British Scandal.
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Violations of constitutional rights aside, something else newsworthy happened during this trip, according to the Charlotte Gazette-Mail: That's correct: Price, who went to medical school, is more hyped on faith-based programs than on the medication-assisted treatments recommended by the HHS division known as the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration.
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When Microsoft announced this update at its Build developer conference earlier this year, some of the more hyped features included an updated Microsoft Graph, with numerous features that would make moving between different machines easier, and Windows Story Remix, an application with lots of advanced 2D and 3D features for building video and photo stories.
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These are exciting times we're living in: HBO's Game of Thrones trailers are getting fans more hyped than a can of Red Bull (or a carafe of Cersei Lannister's favorite wine) ever could, Pete Davidson and Kate Beckinsale are playing tonsil hockey at an actual hockey game, and we still can't possibly imagine what will happen next in the Jordyn Woods and Tristan Thompson debacle.
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Alexander Wang decked the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center in red lanterns, Opening Ceremony's Humberto Leon and Carol Lim replaced their traditional show with a qipao-clad Miss Piggy-hosted party (in honor of the Year of the Pig), and cult-fave Sandy Liang staged her show at Mission Chinese, where the only bag more hyped than her fleece-lined pouches were the hongbaos she stuffed inside. 新年快乐!
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Still, KRS-One "dissed" the song with the BDP record "South Bronx." A second round of volleys ensued with Shan's "Kill That Noise" and BDP's "The Bridge Is Over." KRS-One, demonstrating his nickname "The Blastmaster", gave a live performance against MC Shan, and many conceded he had won the battle. Many believe this live performance to be the first MC battle where rappers attack each other, instead of a battle between who can get the crowd more hyped.
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The episode received mostly positive reviews. John Kubicek of BuddyTV called it "easily my favorite episode of the past two seasons, and quite possibly one of the best episodes the show has ever made". Damian Holbrook of TV Guide described it and the episode that followed, "Nationals", as "clever, funny and filled with moments that felt like little gifts to the fans who have hung in there". Houston Chronicle Bobby Hankinson said the "double feature continued the recent hot streak" of episodes, and Michael Slezak of TVLine highlighted this episode's "script that winkingly acknowledged fan complaints that Ryan Murphy & Co. all too often ignore some of Glee original players in favor of new and more-hyped flavors".
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Jason Hughes of TV Squad described the episode as "one of the more hyped premieres of recent years on Sci Fi," and thought it made a "nice job of creating a cohesive narrative from the elements of [the] webisodes," as well as praising Christopher Heyerdahl's acting for John Druitt's stereotype as the antagonist. Hughes also dubbed the green screen usage as a resounding success, though he felt that some of the scenes somewhat hindered the pace of the episode. Mark Wilson of About.com stated that the synergy between the writers and cast looked promising, and that Robin Dunne's performance is "one who really pulls the viewer into Sanctuary," as well as stating the cast served as eye candy for the viewers, since they consist of guest stars, who made other appearances throughout other series as Stargate (Tapping, Heyerdahl, Kavan Smith), Battlestar Galactica (Kandyse McClure), Flash Gordon (Panou) and The 4400 (Caiman Wiebe).
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Wangala is traditionally celebrated for two to three days - or up to a week - by two or three collaborating villages; though recently it has been celebrated for one day in metropolitan areas as an attempt to conserve the ancient heritage of the Garo tribe and to expose the younger generation to their roots. True traditional styles of celebrating Wangala can be found in remote "Songsarek" (animistic) villages such as Sadolpara in West Garo Hills district of Meghalaya, where people who worship the old gods still persist in their way of life; all the while rejecting Christianity. A much more hyped and commercialised variant of Wangala can be observed in the 100 Drums Festival held at Asanang in West Garo Hills, Meghalaya, where performers (who may or may not be Christians and not Songsarek) are invited from all over Garo Hills, and even from far off places such as Karbi Anglong, Tripura and Bangladesh which have sizeable pockets of Garo inhabitants. This mega event is held for three days and is a host to various fan favourites such as sports, food, art and culture.
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