Above all, Portal is a bit of a one-hit wonder.
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He did not want to be remembered as a one-hit wonder.
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And, hey, a one-hit wonder makes for great weekend binge-watching.
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Something that could distinguish Bannon as more than a one-hit wonder.
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Oh, you heard "Make It Rain" and think he's a one-hit wonder?
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"It is clearly not our expectation to be a one-hit wonder," Majoros said.
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"Being Rickrolled, that's never a one hit wonder, that's a lifetime of... yeah," he said.
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When it comes to stated production levels, they look distinctly like a one-hit wonder.
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What do you think about people who dismiss The Rasmus as a 'one hit wonder'?
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Also, the best-seller of today can be a one-hit wonder and forgotten tomorrow.
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"It's not like he's a one-hit wonder where he ran one great race," Rupp said.
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"The impact was a one-hit wonder, whereas the volcanism happened over 250,000 years," Keller said.
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Coldplay paid tribute to Texas and victims of Hurricane Harvey with a one-hit wonder ... literally.
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For now, everyone agrees that Under Armour needs to be more than a one-hit wonder.
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I feel sorry for anyone who thinks Foster the People is a one-hit wonder band.
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"He's proving he's not a one-hit wonder," Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper told reporters of Kucherov.
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"Being a one-hit wonder or a rental definitely affects you emotionally," he said at the time.
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She's already proved she's not a one-hit wonder: Why do you think she's got this staying power?
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The question is, do you want to be a one-hit wonder or do you want to last?
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But Mr. Weissberg — who also played fiddle, mandolin and guitar — produced much more than a one-hit wonder.
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I imagine that's good for the broader gaming industry, or does a one-hit wonder like this matter?
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Luckily for him, the risk of being a one-hit wonder or a forgotten reality star aren't that threatening.
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Some people have said about maybe being a one-hit wonder, but it's a pretty good hit to have.
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"Watchman" has since been considered a first draft of "To Kill a Mockingbird," thus keeping Lee a one-hit wonder.
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But he was branded a one-hit wonder and hasn't gotten much recognition or radio play for other music since.
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That beat, as much as anything could, tells you why Dr. John was so much more than a one-hit wonder.
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And if you don't want to be a one-hit wonder, you have to do it all over again — and again.
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While "Gangnam Style" will be looked back on as a one-hit wonder, BTS keeps pumping out international hit after hit.
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The band's second studio album did not reach the same acclaim as its first, making the group a one-hit wonder.
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Others were less excited, viewing Sunday's extravaganza as a one-hit wonder, something to be crossed off the sporting bucket list.
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Constantine Maroulis ("Rock of Ages") gives a standout performance as a one-hit wonder mostly trying to keep the peace (6363:25).
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Constantine Maroulis ("Rock of Ages") gives a standout performance as a one-hit wonder mostly trying to keep the peace (1:25).
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"If he was a one-hit wonder, it's because that's about all he gave up," said Charley Steiner, a Dodgers radio broadcaster.
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At her second World Championships, Biles proved she wasn't just a one-hit wonder, winning her second consecutive gold in this event. 10.
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Soulja Boy What happens when a fading pop star and a one-hit wonder take their social media feud to the real world?
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EL James' status as a one-hit wonder might change — but for now, all she's written are the "Fifty Shades of Grey" books.
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There are five more tournaments this year, and a nation of sumo fans will be hoping Kotoshogiku is not a one-hit wonder.
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While the U.S. Open semi-final will mark a Grand Slam high note, Osaka's results indicate she is not a one-hit wonder.
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"Kuch is not a one-hit wonder," Cooper said of his 22-year-old forward, who led the team in scoring this season.
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Technically speaking, Garcia looked robotic and one-dimensional, and I thought any prime contender with decent skill could beat a one-hit wonder.
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That song, "Break My Stride," has been featured in films and commercials over the years and turned him into a one-hit wonder.
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It seems obvious, but is worth reiterating here, that public market investors want to make sure the company won't be a one-hit wonder.
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It looks like choose-your-own-adventure Twitter games won't be a one-hit wonder, now that Apple's social team has adopted the format.
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It's Rothy's chance to show the world it's more than a one-hit wonder, a company that can do more than just dainty flats.
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In a way, then, those Bears were the first modern NFL team, a one-hit wonder that blurred the line between sports and entertainment.
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This teenager who was a leader in student government, this twentysomething lawyer who helped bring down a criminal president, she's not a one-hit wonder.
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Cole said, "It's very much a question of: As a company, are they going to be just a one hit wonder or can lightning strike twice?"
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Was the playfully predatory Lake, a one-hit wonder living in lonely opulence in a Utah ski town, killed for love, lust or something more abstract?
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I wasn't looking for anything other than a seasonal lay, and knowing he was only home for Christmas made him prime for a one-hit wonder.
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"We are encouraged to find a second field that tells us that Liza was not a one-hit wonder," Alan Jeffers, an Exxon Mobil spokesman, said.
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And all it took was a one-hit wonder from the 80s to capitalize on nostalgia and the ironic popularity he has seen in recent years.
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He was not a one hit wonder, he was not a choker, and he wasn't a quitter even after having his shoulder badly mangled just days before.
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Its director, meanwhile, has served notice -- after the heady glow of "Moonlight" -- that in terms of impeccably crafted drama, he's by no means a one-hit wonder.
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Daddy Yankee transcended being reduced to a one-hit wonder and started a movement that sent one resounding message to barrio kids: if Yankee can, I can too.
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If Lauv is on a mission to prove he's not a one-hit-wonder (after the overwhelming success of his 2018 hit "I Like Me Better"), it's working.
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Desiigner – "Timmy Turner" Many people wondered whether Desiigner would be a one hit wonder, but his new tracks suggest that the 19-year-old is here for the taking.
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The Boys realize they could be just a one-hit wonder, but given the slow pace of Brexit unfolding, they think they stand a good chance of staying relevant.
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When I look at Blake's career, I see a career that's going to last a while — he's not just a one hit wonder — and that's what I want to be.
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Stone was out in Atlanta this week with Ed Lover and she let it all out ... saying her 80's girl rap group was anything but a one hit wonder.
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The second question it answers is the one about if "Bodak Yellow" was a one-off, or a one hit wonder: no, she's got a lot more bops in her.
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"Lip Gloss" had all of the makings of a one-hit wonder: a catchy beat, a less catchy dance to accompany it, and a mundane item, lip gloss, as it's centerpiece.
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For years the company has been seen in the industry as something of a one-hit wonder for riding the success of "League of Legends," the world's most popular PC game.
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Of course I'm going to care about the next book, because I feel like I've done a good job, but we're now going to find out if I'm a one-hit wonder.
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Fair or not, anything short of a second dream season could leave the public viewing Herman's program as a one-hit wonder, and fan perception is an important part of conference expansion.
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But while he never hit the 50-goal mark again, he wasn't a one-hit wonder either—he added a couple of 40-goal seasons and would end his career with 329.
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" Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this obituary misidentified Maxwell Anderson, who in 2008 called Mr. Indiana "an artist of consequence who gets mistaken for a one-hit wonder.
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But as he explained to the crowd at 2016's XOXO Festival, Cicierega is anything but a one-hit wonder: He's spent his entire life immersed in creative technology and the web.
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Although "Disasters in the First World" ultimately feels uneven, like sitting through an entire concert by a one-hit-wonder band, Clare's best material makes the experience worth the price of admission.
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Pickett remained genial about his success as a one-hit wonder, even as his years out of the spotlight saw a divorce and the death of his 3-year-old son from drowning.
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Bowie was dismissed as a one-hit wonder, and his next two albums failed to make a significant commercial impact, despite heavy promotion in the United States that exploited his now androgynous appearance.
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But "Bodak Yellow" was only the second solo effort on the behalf of Cardi B, and there was some anxiety that Cardi would be a "one-hit wonder," at least in terms of singles.
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Bottom line: There are still giant longevity questions about Rovio, which really does still remain a one-hit wonder (albeit a hit that was translated from mobile game to big-screen box office smash).
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Had Reed been merely a one-hit wonder, as his reply implied, that one hit still would have made him a worthy subject for a biography (if not for the five published so far).
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Show to Look forward to Girls5Eva is an original series produced by Tina Fey about the reprisal of an all-female musical group that had success with a one-hit-wonder in the '90s.
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Knut Woller, analyst at Baader Helvea, said the long-term outlook confirmed his view that an acceleration of internally generated profit growth in the first half of this year "was not a 'one-hit wonder'".
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Todd Pipes shot to stardom after his band, Deep Blue Something, released the 1995 single "Breakfast at Tiffany's" that landed them in the Billboard Hot 100 and solidified the group as a one hit wonder.
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For example, if you have relationships, skill, and character but lack the drive, then you could end up being like a one-hit-wonder band or a NFL draft pick that doesn't live up to potential.
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In the Billboard Book of One Hit Wonders, journalist Wayne Jancik says a one-hit wonder is an artist who has only entered the top-40 once, regardless of the career they went on to have.
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Since then, Trainor has proved that she's not just a one-hit wonder — she picked up the Grammy for Best New Artist earlier this year, and her video for "No" is pushing 165 million views on YouTube.
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But critical appreciation of him as a Pop icon, not a one-hit wonder, had recovered of late, particularly after a 2013 retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art that Morgan Art Foundation had pushed for.
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But, after trying almost two-thirds of what they make, I&aposm happy to conclude that they aren&apost a one-hit-wonder, but are, in fact, a really solid brand — and an exciting one at that.
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Given that The Three-Body Problem is the biggest genre novel to come out of China, it could show that The Wandering Earth wasn't a one-hit wonder and pave the way for more adaptations from the country.
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"Fifty Shades of Grey" is a phenomenon, so it's not a knock on James to say she's a one-hit wonder — she's written three books in the original series, and two more re-telling them from another character's perspective.
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If "I Really Like You" proved Carly Rae Jepsen wasn't a one-hit-wonder with "Call Me Maybe," her "Emotion" opener "Run Away With Me" was proof that she was a bona fide pop star in her own right.
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Everyone is just waiting to say if they like it or if they don't like it, everyone is waiting to see if you're good or not, whether you'll last two years or not, whether you're a one-hit wonder or not.
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Okay, so Daniel Bedingfield isn't technically a one-hit wonder because he released both a banger and a ballad, which makes two ("Gotta Get Thru This" and "If You're Not the One" respectively), but let's put that aside for now.
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People who aren't interested in them that much might think they are a 'one hit wonder', but for people who are big fans, who have loved them from the first minute, know they have a huge list of great songs.
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"He was an artist of consequence who gets mistaken for a one-hit wonder," Maxwell Anderson, the former director of the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Dallas Museum of Art, said in an interview for this obituary in 20083.
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Beyond the novelty factor, it's trivia like this that makes this video worth watching, as Cardi opens up about fearing being a one hit wonder, how her pregnancy made a shoot a small nightmare, and what she loves about being a mother.
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It feels kind of deep calling Macy Gray a one-hit wonder because she did win a Grammy award and has done a shit ton of collabs, but name me one of her songs other than "I Try" without googling it… I'll wait.
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The co-founder and the chief financial officer of the South Korean publisher behind the viral song and video, the fifth-most viewed of all time, said it is targeting China next to make sure that it doesn't end a one-hit wonder.
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It was a rush job, a way to prove he's not a one-hit wonder (mission accomplished: "Panini," the only other great song on the EP, is also a hit), and to satiate his fans while he works on his official debut.
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And in "Turn Up Charlie," Elba's new Netflix series, he plays a one-hit wonder who's intent on resurrecting his D.J. glory, but whose man-childish ways are tested when he's hired to care for his famous friend's precocious daughter (Frankie Hervey).
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"As fashion insiders in the industry, we have access to so many statement pieces that we see on the runway that don't make it into production, or are maybe harder to sell 'cause they're a one-hit wonder, but are cooler to wear," Gregory says.
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She may have debuted with 215's Baby One More Time, but her 22000 sophomore album let the world know that no, Britney Spears wasn't a one-hit wonder and yes, this whole bubblegum pop thing would bleed past the end of the '22009s.
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In case you're wondering: Yes, she was wearing her go-to half-pony for our interview, the same one she's sporting in most of the shots that get published, but click through and you'll see in the star's evolution that's she's far from a one-hit wonder.
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You might know it as the lingerie-bridge between home and outside, but the bralette is so much more than a one-hit wonder — especially PINK's versions, which come in an on-trend color palette, with customizable features like adjustable shoulder and back straps and removable padding.
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When we got Shawn at LAX Tuesday, he had an interesting spin ... Boyz II Men weren't a one-hit wonder -- "I'll Make Love to You" spent 14 weeks at No.1, "End of the Road" spent 13 weeks at No. 1 -- so he's not seeing it as defeat.
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Previews at Game Informer and Polygon have been positive, but there's plenty riding on Tacoma to prove that Gone Home wasn't a one-hit wonder for its makers—and the same can be said of imminent Myst-inspired puzzler The Witness, Jonathan Blow's first game after the runaway success of Braid.
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Especially intriguing are a Tina Fey-produced series about a one-hit-wonder '90s girl group titled Girls5Eva; the Emmy Rossum-starring Angelyne centering on the mysterious Los Angeles icon; Expecting from Mindy Kaling; Division One from Amy Poehler; and reboots of Saved by the Bell, Punky Brewster, and Battlestar Galactica.
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With its jumble of made up words, overtly catchy chorus, and what we'd recognise now as "viral" success, "Wannabe" had all the ingredients of a one-hit wonder, but the girls pushed and pushed, and every track they released that year also reached number one – and it was the same the year after.
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Roy hasn't been reclusive since then — she's protested against the Indian state and written a number of political treatises — but as the years stretched into decades with no second novel in sight, readers could be forgiven for wondering if she was going to be, like Margaret Mitchell or Ralph Ellison, a one-hit wonder.
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She told T magazine that after her first single "Pon De Replay" (which hit No. 24 on Billboard in 2005) was dismissed by music critics as a one-hit wonder, it motivated her to work harder and eventually branch out to other creative endeavors, like her Fenty beauty line and her lingerie line, Savage X Fenty.
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Even though Jepsen could have milked her newly minted status as a pop queen for all it was worth, she ultimately took a break from music after the hysteria over "Call Me Maybe" had died down and began her unconventional rise to musical greatness, effortlessly surpassing any early predictions that she was destined to become nothing more than a one-hit-wonder.
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"We are enraged at the vote yesterday that came out of the Senate Judiciary Committee and the Women's March thinks that the administration, that Republicans in America, particularly those who are elected officials, think that we were a one-hit wonder and we came out on January 21 of 2017 and put millions in the largest single-day demonstration in American history," explained Sarsour.
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Five Bedrooms: Five unlikely allies buy a house together Girls5Eva: A one-hit-wonder girl group from the '90s reunites, in a comedy from Tina Fey Hitmen: The adventures of two hapless, dead-broke best friends and contract killers Intelligence: The Office UK meets MI5 and MI6: When an arrogant, maverick NSA agent Jerry comes over from the US to join the team, he enlists an inept and tactless computer analyst Joseph in a power grab Lady Parts: A musical comedy following a Muslim female punk band, as seen through the eyes of the geeky PhD student who is recruited to be their unlikely lead guitarist Psych 2: Lassie Come Home (film): Santa Barbara Police Chief Carlton Lassiter is ambushed on the job and left for dead.
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