But other than that… Here's a massive namedrop for you.
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Surely Tayto would be the most obvious brand to namedrop?
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I also namedrop F/A-220 Hornet, my own first flight sim experience.
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Kwan identifies these prejudices is as cavalier as matter-of-factly as his characters namedrop luxury labels.
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His reference to Cartier on "I'm The Shit" is his first and last namedrop of the French jeweler.
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It also became a huge meme to namedrop the song in the comment sections of random YouTube videos.
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He's less convincing when he has to namedrop a new band name with each letter of the alphabet.
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Search Engine Optimization: it's one of those phrases everyone likes to namedrop, even if they don't exactly understand what it means.
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The Sunday Goods team talks about marijuana strains the same way wine snobs talk about grape varietals and craft beer geeks namedrop hops.
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The tabloid fodder changed what a Tiger Woods namedrop meant in rap; he went from being a metaphor for Black excellence to a punchline.
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We examine it from the perspective of other open source-centered companies, and Lynley was even kind enough to namedrop a number of acronyms.
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The market analyst firm forecasts that Apple's numbers will be boosted by the Series 3 revamp later this year, and Williams' namedrop certainly doesn't hurt.
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In both docs, the story's major players like Billy McFarland, Ja Rule, and Michael Swaigen frequently namedrop the feral pigs that inhabit a Bahamian destination known as Pig Island.
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Not to namedrop but I interviewed Theo Parrish about this a while back, and he was very much of the impression that 803 year olds shouldn't be headlining clubs.
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Jones, a man who has met almost every 20th century cultural icon, is in the mood to namedrop here, so every story is seasoned with some seemingly impossible scandal.
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All the undercover had to do was namedrop the two Chinese spies Claiborne had allegedly been accepting cash and outlandish gifts from, and she brought him inside for tea.
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The 11-time Pro Bowler, now 49, noted that "no one's asked" for his opinion, but his namedrop of friend and former teammate Pederson caught attention from several media outlets.
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I namedrop a couple of festivals I've been to recently—including Sunfall, which Dijon played at last year—that I think are particularly guilty of attracting all-white, male-dominated crowds.
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To date, Roam has hosted more than 21.2,280 members, a wandering group of entrepreneurs, programmers, freelancers, retirees and tourists who call themselves "Roamies" the way stationary types might namedrop their hometowns.
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While the relation to the grind greats is limited to bassist Jeff Howe, the namedrop is enough to merit a listen among loyal fans of turn-of-the-century hardcore (guilty!).
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Tara, who was brutally murdered at the end of last season, gets a namedrop and Maggie (Lauren Cohan), who is currently off-screen with another community, gets two mentions on the season premiere.
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The terrain he's made is as dark and deep as the woods Robert Frost stopped by one snowy evening, as misty as a Turner landscape, and as imbued with swooning as any 1950s melodrama you'd care to namedrop.
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While it's nice to see an A-list star be able to namedrop a current UFC fighter other than Ronda Rousey, Affleck's description doesn't necessarily suggest that he has the best concept of what's going on with The Notorious one.
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It is one of the most delightfully absurdist depictions of what NYC aspirants think the city is like, complete with potential meet-cutes, a Gucci namedrop, and blacking out from bliss due to a rhinestone-encrusted egg purse in a store window.
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October London, the character, is a Louisiana singer and songwriter who is released from prison and gets a job washing dishes at his girlfriend's uncle's jazz joint (not to namedrop on London's behalf, but the uncle, incidentally, is played by Mike Epps).
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Despite this work, and despite fast becoming the most fashionable photo artist to namedrop at the time, Tillmans was never too interested in the fashion world; he aspired toward the institution, and in 2000, when he was 32, he successfully crossed over, becoming the first photographer to win the Turner Prize.
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The BFFs are used to serving fierce looks as they walk runways together — they were both featured in the 2016 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, just to namedrop one — but they were all smiles as they headed to a party hand-in-hand after celebrating the movie Le Monde est à Toi (The World Is Yours) at Magnum Beach.
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To us outsiders, the 21st century boys armed with free time, YouTube access, and a burning desire to force themselves into cultural conversations that they've got no real need to be in, the Garage is the club to namedrop at any opportunity possible just so everyone in the room knows you're a dude who knows his DJ history.
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The Game - Let's Ride (Geffen) . MusicOMH. Retrieved June 1, 2007. Pitchfork Media gave the song a negative review saying, "What an embarrassment this song turned out to be, lumberingly obvious and poorly crafted from the first awkward gang reference to the last Dre namedrop."Macia, Peter (September 27, 2006).
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Accessed June 1, 2007. Pitchfork Media gave the song a negative review saying, "What an embarrassment this song turned out to be, lumberingly obvious and poorly crafted from the first awkward gang reference to the last Dre namedrop."Macia, Peter (September 27, 2006). The Game “Let's Ride (Strip Club)” 2006 .
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Dudley would proceed to read jokes and display artwork submitted by local Chicago children. The big draw was getting one's name mentioned on air, as Dudley would always namedrop each submitter's name before the joke/artwork was read/ shown. Knock- knock jokes were a recurring theme. Ray would give a wonderful forced laugh after each joke.
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The singer sings how he doesn't like Broadway, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter and - in a case of self-mockery - George Gershwin. Instead he wants to dance to waltzes by father and son Strauss. The lyrics namedrop three of Strauss's best known compositions, namely An der schönen blauen Donau ("Let the Danube flow along"), Die Fledermaus ("and the Fledermaus") and Wein, Weib und Gesang ("Keep the wine and give me song").
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After the split, Robert Lloyd formed a new band, Robert Lloyd & The New Four Seasons, who after a few releases on In Tape Records were signed by Virgin Records. Lloyd recorded one solo album for Virgin, "Me and My Mouth". Maria and Peter formed The Capitols, later known as The Rotten Swines (Maria was also a member of Rumblefish),"Total Namedrop: The Rotten Swines", Underground, April 1988, p. 33 Ron Collins joined The Noseflutes, while Andy Lloyd formed Little Red Schoolhouse.
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