As far as Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are concerned, if ya got this much love, flaunt it...and flaunt it and flaunt it.
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Some pregnant women want to — gasp — flaunt it.
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The messaging has done its work: You should flaunt it!
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It is better to rent it, rather than flaunt it.
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They privatize their sexuality, which means they don't flaunt it.
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It is much better to flaunt it, so go for it.
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If you've got it, flaunt it – an engagement ring, of course.
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" She added, "But I think if you got it, flaunt it.
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First rule of grill club -- if ya got it, flaunt it!
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You know what they say … if you've got it, flaunt it!
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Basically, he's got the cred and isn't afraid to flaunt it.
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" One particularly offending line read: "If you're crippled don't flaunt it.
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I want people to understand that they can fix or flaunt it.
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According to Sofia Vergara, if you've got it, why not flaunt it?
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But he can come out here and flaunt it in my face.
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Once you're with him, use your body: flaunt it, and act pretty.
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"We don't go out of our way, we just don't flaunt it," she said.
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Man's got the golden touch right now, and he ain't afraid to flaunt it.
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If you've got it, flaunt it – killer curves and a chic swimwear line, that is.
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We've never been more grateful for the old "if you've got it, flaunt it" rule.
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He's good-looking but doesn't flaunt it, since he's too busy frowning in a contemplative way.
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"Fix it or flaunt it — I think women should be able to do both," she says.
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" Always the voice of reason, she adds: "But I think if you got it, flaunt it.
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Now that the news is public, however, she can begin, in tabloid parlance, to "flaunt" it.
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So if you've got it, don't flaunt it—especially if your neighbours don't have it as well.
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The makeup mogul has no shame in her game, and hey, if you got it, flaunt it.
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I am very aware of how much I've been given so I don't want to flaunt it.
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Hey, if you've got it (which Golub and his beautiful crew insist we all do), flaunt it.
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If you're looking to get more mileage out it, flaunt it at one of these Halloween events.
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As they say ... if ya got it, flaunt it -- especially when ya got 3 carats of it!
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When it came to teaching rock 'n' roll how to flaunt it, Prince truly was his own revolution.
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"Fix it or flaunt it — I think women should be able to do both," she recently told PEOPLE.
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Rich the Kid still subscribes to the mantra "if ya got it, flaunt it" ... armed robberies be dammed.
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If you've got it, flaunt it — particularly if that "it" is the the athletic prowess to win Olympic gold.
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If anyone says they hate swimsuit shopping, I tell them to just put on that bikini and flaunt it!
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The singer has a very distinct sense of style all his own, and he's not afraid to flaunt it.
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I don't try to flaunt it day-to-day, but my boyfriend's never shy about reminding me it's there.
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It may be a bit cringeworthy but if you've paid for an ethical premium you might as well flaunt it.
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She had something most living, breathing Depression-era women couldn't access: sexual freedom, or at least the space to flaunt it.
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It's a professional environment in which beauty, allure, and the erotic function as currency and those who have it flaunt it.
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"During the women's movement [all of us designers] belonged to the National Organization for Women, but we didn't flaunt it" Spencer says.
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For many, Galaxy's Edge seemed like the perfect place to purchase authentic Star Wars attire and flaunt it in an immersive world.
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With a website called Boobs and Loubs, it's clear that Stewart has been blessed in the bust region, but she doesn't flaunt it.
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So, when something like "Murder Mystery" breaks a record on the site, it's no surprise Netflix would want to flaunt it to the world.
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But since gold was his passion and his chief way of showing how happy and fortunate he was, he wanted to flaunt it still more.
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Whether it's Issey Miyake's signature pleats, a jacket held up by safety pins or emblazoned with your favourite manga character, if you've got the artistic flair, flaunt it.
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At its core, it also struggles with a basic, somewhat existential question: Should we seek to minimize the human footprint on the earth, or should we flaunt it?
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She sings "When You've Got It, Flaunt It" to Max (Nathan Lane) and Leo Bloom (Matthew Broderick), literally draping herself all over the casting couch for her role.
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Not to flaunt it, but to be transparent about how much you have, and not get caught in that trap of pretending to be some sort of martyr. Yeah!
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And "if you've got it, flaunt it," should obviously already be every woman's dressing M.O. (We know Kim K has already been following that one for years.) Courtesy The Hollywood Reporter
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Colonization nearly erased our people, we don't need to be nice about our reactions to people who are so far removed from it that they can comfortably flaunt it as fashion.
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The Case For CleavageAs full supporters of the "if you've got it, flaunt it" school of thought, we believe displaying a bit of your well-endowed cleavage is every busty girl's right.
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Along the way, the very idea of what counts as money—what wealth looks like and how it's represented, what people aspire to earn and how popular figures flaunt it—shifted radically.
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"Colonization nearly erased our people, we don't need to be nice about our reactions to people who are so far removed from it that they can comfortably flaunt it as fashion," one commenter wrote.
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Both women are super body-positive and not afraid to flaunt it, whether it's the reality star's penchant for baring all on social media, or the pop star's love of anything plunging and abs-baring.
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Posting filtered shots of yachts, jewels, and other family riches might seem innocent enough, but some wealthy kids are learning that if you've got it you shouldn't always flaunt it — on social media, at least.
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She is Wealthy – But Doesn't Flaunt It Warren, 25, is worth between $3.7 million and $10 million, according to CNN Money – she and her husband reportedly own a three-story Victorian home assessed at $1.9 million.
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In the end, wealth isn't created by those who make a lot and flaunt it; wealth is created one day at a time, by simple everyday decisions to spend less than you make and wisely invest the difference.
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And on social media, she's still empowering her fan base, even leaving a message for anyone who has ever been body-shamed on her Instagram story Monday saying, "If you got it, flaunt it, shake it, embrace it."
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After all, women are leading the box office in 2017 -- and not one, unlike Ulla in "The Producers," sings a song called "If You Got It, Flaunt It." The "Last Jedi" features Rey, a smart, strong freedom fighter.
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It was a holdover from the if-you've-got-it-flaunt-it '80s that called to mind Patrick Bateman, the brand-obsessed yuppie sociopath in "American Psycho," who trumpeted his taste for luxe with a two-tone Rolex Datejust.
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A few of their bags are on sale this weekend, which we're highlighting below: Even if you don't have a trip booked, this sleek and classic weekender duffel bag will have you purchasing a ticket elsewhere — if only to get the chance to flaunt it to fellow travelers.
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Even in the go-see ensemble that he chose for this flaunt-it evening — jeans from Levis, jacket from Hickey Freeman and the white dress shirt he wore at his wedding — he looked more like the running back who stole your heart in high school than a high-profile clotheshorse.
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Newsome provokes these questions, but does not answer them, and rather suggests that one can appreciate the power of these bodies to operate as a locus for a wide variety of desires — to have it, to flaunt it, to wield it, and so on — and this appreciation might be a way to move towards love, but I have my doubts.
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An advertisement for Network 21 was one of several notable paid advertisements included between the tracks and in the liner notes for the debut album Flaunt It (1986) by British band Sigue Sigue Sputnik.
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A week later, it returned to the summit for a fifth week. It stayed in the top 10 for 22 weeks and the top 50 for 39 weeks, ending the year as Australia's second-most successful single and the most successful single by an Australian artist, as well as the most successful dance track. On 14 January 2007, ARIA awarded "Flaunt It" a double-platinum certification for selling over 140,000 copies. As a result of its Australian success, "Flaunt It" was released in New Zealand.
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"Love Missile F1-11" is a song by British band Sigue Sigue Sputnik released in 1986 as the first single from their debut album Flaunt It. It was the band's biggest hit, reaching number three on the UK Singles Chart.
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With no major record companies wanting to sign "Flaunt It", DJs Grant Smilie and Ivan Gough launched their own independent company, "Bimbo Rock". Their initial hope had been to sell a few hundred records in Australia, but the single went on to sell 130,000 physical single sales, 40,000 digital downloads and 65,000 ringtones downloads. "Flaunt It" debuted at number three on the Australian ARIA Singles Chart on 26 February 2006 before climbing to number two the next week and reaching number one the following week. It spent four consecutive weeks at number before being succeeded by Youth Group's "Forever Young".
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Every Hannah Montana episode title references a song; "Lilly, Do You Want to Know a Secret?" is a play on the title of The Beatles song "Do You Want to Know a Secret?". Jackson's line of "When you got it, flaunt it" references a song from the musical, The Producers.
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"Flaunt It" is a song by Australian duo TV Rock, released the first single from their 2006 debut album Sunshine City. The song became a major success in the duo's home country, topping the ARIA Singles Chart for five weeks, and it also reached number three in New Zealand for three weeks.
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Over the years the Owl has been stolen countless times. However, an odd feature has accompanied this thievery. Whenever it is stolen, the stealers must flaunt it at a "showing," where elaborate measures are taken to display the Owl while reducing the odds of it being re-stolen by a new group. Often the resulting brawl involves the majority of the student body.
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"Flaunt It" was the No. 1 highest selling dance single by any Australian Artist in 2006. and the No. 2 highest selling Australian track in 2006. The duo garnished 2 ARIA's for the track, selling more than 175,000 copies and going double platinum, as well as holding the record for the longest running Australian track in the ARIA top 10 ever.
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In September 2006, "Maybe Tonight" was nominated for an ARIA Award for "Highest Selling Single", but lost to "Flaunt It" by TV Rock. DeAraugo released her debut album, A Place I've Never Been, on 12 December 2005 through Sony BMG. The album debuted at number 10 on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart with 15,600 copies sold in its first week.Cashmere, Paul, (19 December 2005).
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The music video for the single is a montage of Goodrem's performance at the 2006 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony as well as some sporting highlights of the Games. "Together We Are One" had commercial success in Australia. In early April 2006, it debuted at number two on the Australian ARIA Singles Chart, being held off the top spot by "Flaunt It" by TV Rock.
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Yepme.com raised Series A investment from Helion Ventures Partners, an India-focused, early to mid-stage venture fund.Helion Venture Partners "Helion Venture Capital Portfolio", Helion Ventures Website, Retrieved on 14 December 2011. In August 2012, Business Today reported that Yepme has raised 9 million in total from Helion Venture Partners and a California-based investor.Taslima Khan "If you've got it, flaunt it", Business Today, 19 August 2012.
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In the musical adapted from the film, Ulla introduces herself as a Swedish actress looking for a part in Max and Leo's production Springtime for Hitler. She is a stereotypical Swedish woman: tall and beautiful with lovely blonde hair. She performs a song she wrote called "When You Got It, Flaunt It". She decided to audition when a "crazy man" (Max) yelled at her the previous day.
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Warhol appeared as a recurring character in TV series Vinyl, played by John Cameron Mitchell. Warhol was portrayed by Evan Peters in the American Horror Story: Cult episode "Valerie Solanas Died for Your Sins: Scumbag". The episode depicts the attempted assassination of Warhol by Valerie Solanas (Lena Dunham). In early 1969, Andy Warhol was commissioned by Braniff International to appear in two television commercials to promote the luxury airline's "When You Got It - Flaunt It" campaign.
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Jardas first began contending for the Miss District of Columbia title by entering the 2010 pageant at age 19. Unlike most state-level title contests, the District of Columbia title does not have preliminary contests at a city or regional level. In 2010, her platform was "Fighting Hunger in Our Country" and her talent was a musical theater-style vocal performance of the song "When You've Got It, Flaunt It" from the musical The Producers. She was not a finalist for the title.
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She has a well-endowed body, and is not afraid to flaunt it, but often gets unwanted attention and is groped by Nagi Ichinose. Kanako is very forceful and often gets Junpei to purchase her food and merchandise at his own expense. Despite being romantically attracted to Junpei since childhood, her brash, quick-tempered personality gets in the way of her attempts to communicate her feelings to him. Kanako has a younger brother named Toru, who is dating Junpei's younger sister.
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In order to ensure the play's failure, Max and Leo meet failing, flamboyant director Roger De Bris and his assistant Carmen Ghia. Roger is reluctant to direct, but when Max and Leo suggest he could win a Tony Award, he agrees on the condition that the play be more "gay" ("Keep It Gay"). Back at their office, a Swedish woman named Ulla appears to audition. Although Leo points out that they have not started casting, Max hires her as their secretary until they audition her later ("When You've Got It, Flaunt It").
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Midway through 2009 Degville started to play live as Sigue Sigue Sputnik Electronic (SSSE) alongside Johann Weidemann (who took on the keyboards/FX). In April 2011, a re-recorded mastered version of “Flaunt it” was released. Then, in June 2011, a limited 16-track mastered CD entitled Revisited was released which included a track called "Fascination" (originally a demo during the Sputnik 2 era) and a new, slower version of "Don't Dabble..." entitled "Unknown Soul". A selection of re-recorded tracks from the Degville/SSS back catalogue made up the other tracks.
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In 1968, Lois obtained the coveted Braniff International Airways account. Here he formulated the revolutionary "When You Got It, Flaunt It" Campaign for the airline that resulted in an 80 percent increase in business as a result of the new advertising. Lois incorporated a series of memorable and unique television commercials that paired unlikely celebrities as Andy Warhol and Sonny Liston sitting on Braniff aircraft seats discussing unique and unlikely subjects. Lois also discovered that airplanes didn't have to all look alike so he commissioned Braniff planes to be painted in bold designs.
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The film features six black gay artists, five writers reading verses of their poems: Essex Hemphill "American Wedding", Reginald Jackson "Initiation", Steve Langley "Confection", Colin Robinson "Epiphany", "For CJ", "Horizontal Stripes Are In", "To Sir, c Love" and "Unfinished Work" and Donald Woods "What Do I Do About You?"; and Blackberri singing "America the Beautiful". It opens with Robinson repeating: "Parade it proudly like a man; flaunt it like a man." The Pan-African Flag, with black, red, and green stripes, is flashed across the screen throughout the short film.
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Riggs has said that the caricatures the black community has drawn up around black gays and lesbians can be shown to have a direct cultural lineage from caricatures of blacks as Uncle Tom and the Brute Negro. Anthem responds to the Black macho image with the phrases: "Parade it proudly like a man" and "Flaunt it like a man." Marlon T. Riggs is questioning what exactly it means to behave "like a man". Marlon T. Riggs critiqued the Black Power movement for creating an image of African culture that revolves around the masculine warrior.
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"Mr. Mysterious" is a song by Australian recording artist Vanessa Amorosi feating Seany B, who is best known for being the performer of the TV Rock hit "Flaunt It". "Mr. Mysterious" was released in April 2010 as the third single from Amorosi's fourth studio album Hazardous.A Message from Vanessa Amorosi describes the song as "a cheeky track about the guy you know nothing about but you can't get out of your head". Before release as a digital single, the song was being used in the ads by the Network Ten for the British television drama series Merlin.
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" In a review for Uproxx, Wongo Okon called Flo Milli's confidence on the mixtape "infectious", adding that, "With her debut project, Ho, Why Is You Here? the 19-year-old Alabama native has no plans to be anything besides her most authentic self and flaunt it enthusiastically for the world to savor." BrooklynVegan's Andrew Sacher wrote, "She doesn't seem like she'll be a one or two or three hit wonder -- those already-viral singles ["Beef FloMix" and "In the Party"] are great, but the rest of Ho, Why Is You Here? is just as instantly satisfying.
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Under the leadership of George Lois and his advertising firm Lois, Holland and Calloway, Braniff started a campaign that showed the likenesses of Andy Warhol, Sonny Liston, Salvador Dalí, Whitey Ford, the Playboy Bunny, and other celebrities of the time flying Braniff. After the Plain Plane Campaign, it became one of the most celebrated marketing efforts Madison Avenue had ever produced, blending style and arrogance. One advertising slogan was "When you got it — flaunt it." Management considered the campaign a success, but some customers thought the campaign exhibited grandiose behavior and bragging when service levels were not always good.
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It first appeared at number 17 on the RIANZ Singles Chart on 29 May 2006 and jumped to its peak of number three the next week, staying there for two weeks. It began to descend from the top 10, but it returned to number three on 3 July. Afterwards, it slowly dropped out of the top 10 and exited the chart on 18 September, finishing 2006 as New Zealand's 18th best-selling single. It was confirmed at the 2006 ARIA Music Awards that "Flaunt It" had been signed to be released in Europe, but it did not become a hit.
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TV Rock entered the mainstream in February 2006 with their hit "Flaunt It" featuring Seany B which reached #1 for five weeks, spent 39 weeks in the Australian ARIA Top 50 (including 31 weeks inside the Top 40), and won the 2006 ARIA Music Award for highest-selling single and best dance release. TV Rock collaborated with Melbourne dance team Dukes of Windsor for their third single release "The Others" which reached No.10 in Australia in June 2007 and spent 20 weeks inside the Australian Top 50.Songs by Tv Rock. ACharts.us, accessed February 12, 2014.
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Under the leadership of George Lois and his advertising firm Lois, Holland and Calloway, Braniff started a campaign that showed the likenesses of Andy Warhol, Sonny Liston, Salvador Dalí, Whitey Ford, the Playboy Bunny, and other celebrities of the time flying Braniff. After the Plain Plane Campaign, it became one of the most celebrated marketing efforts Madison Avenue had ever produced, blending style and arrogance. One advertising slogan was "When you got it — flaunt it." Management considered the campaign a success, but some customers thought the campaign exhibited grandiose behavior and bragging when service levels were not always good.
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At first, Roger and his "common law-assistant" Carmen Ghia decline the offer to direct because of the serious subject matter ("Keep It Gay"). After much persuading and invoking the possibility of a Tony award, Roger agrees and tells them the second act must be rewritten so the Germans win World War II. Max and Leo return to the office to meet a Swedish bombshell who wants to audition for their next play: Ulla Inga Hansen Benson Yansen Tallen Hallen Svaden Swanson. She auditions for them ("When You've Got It, Flaunt It"). The producers are impressed, mostly by her sex-appeal, and hire her to be their "secretary-slash-receptionist".
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Thirteen acts achieved their first number-one single in Australia, either as a lead or featured artist: Chris Brown, Bob Sinclar, Gary Pine, TV Rock, Seany B, Youth Group, Rihanna, Wyclef Jean, Sandi Thom, Green Day, Scissor Sisters, Damien Leith and Beyoncé. Five collaborations topped the chart. Thom's "I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker (With Flowers in My Hair)" was the longest-running number-one single of 2006, having topped the ARIA Singles Chart for ten consecutive weeks. Shakira's "Hips Don't Lie" topped the chart for nine consecutive weeks, Rihanna's "SOS" stayed at number-one for eight consecutive weeks, TV Rock's "Flaunt It" stayed at number-one for five weeks and Leith spent four weeks at number-one with "Night of My Life".
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An architect by trade, Geoffrey is initially on the way up, only to fall from grace after a design fails and collapses between the second and third acts. A confident man and something of a Jack-the-Lad, he has many casual affairs and could be said to flaunt it. His indifference towards his wife Eva may have led to her addiction to anti-depressants, and even to cause her suicide attempts in the second act. However, by the third act, he is an utterly broken man: his confidence and charisma have been dashed by his career grinding to a halt, and the prospect of Sidney being the last man on earth willing to hire him doesn't thrill him very much, either.
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He also ran the studio and produced for respected Australian Deep House label Zero Tolerance from 1999 to 2004. More recently he has turned his hand to writing and producing Big room house. Not only is he renowned for his enthusiasm, flair and technical prowess in the studio, but on the decks his legendary track selection and brand of main room tunes (often his own) has seen him tour nationally and internationally on a prolific basis. In 2005 the song "Someday", co-written by Gough with Slinkee Minx and performed by Slinkee Minx, reached No. 55 on the Aria Charts and No. 9 on the Aria Dance Charts. As TV Rock with Grant Smillie, Gough has had 11 No.1 dance tracks on the ARIA club chart, more than anyone else, and in 2006 their smash hit "Flaunt It" broke all the records.
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