So this is hyped up, this is really hyped up.
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Grahm's real complaint is that ambitious California wines have been versions of French ones, hyped up on steroids, and that these wines lead the French to make hyped-up versions of their own.
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They're never as good as they're hyped up to be.
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"The media is hyped up on both sides," she says.
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Fox had hyped up the event as much as possible.
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Photo: iFixitApple's hyped up new iPhones hold a lot of allure.
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The law was hyped up to come in with a roar.
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That gets you hyped up, gets the best out of you.
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The two YouTubers busily hyped up their fans for round two.
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Some hyped-up the crowd, some had entourages hyping them up.
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But here, there is hope: Even though a lot of hyped-up science may start from university press releases, new research finds that press releases may be a powerful tool to inoculate reporters against hyped-up claims.
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Beijing said that an "unprofessional" American press had "hyped" up the incident.
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We're mainly there to get people hyped up, to get a reaction.
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I could say I was hyped up, singing along to a song.
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Facing a hyped-up fighter is all too familiar for Bryan Barberena.
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Tech companies have hyped up virtual reality for the last few years.
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"Maybe I was a bit hyped up," Tanaka said through an interpreter.
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"The Enemy Within" is a predictably thin and hyped-up network concoction.
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What does it matter if a few science news headlines get hyped up?
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No one is trying to get you hyped up or upset or angry.
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I don't know any of his music... people are hyped up, they're drunk.
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It's because they're so hyped up on coffee, they literally cannot slow down.
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Earlier in the day, the pair hyped up Taylor's new album on Twitter.
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And we were hyped up by the volume and intensity of the concert.
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Per usual -- Desiigner was hyped up -- even in front of a small crowd.
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Is it being a little hyped up, do you think, by the media?
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Snapchat is adding more features to get its users hyped up to vote.
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The hyped-up mid-January storm delivered a grand total of 0.7 inches.
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Apple has really hyped up the fact that Siri is built-into the buds.
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It's time to park the salt spray and embrace a more hyped-up curl.
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Others have hyped up the idea that toxic debris will rain down on Earth.
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Now we know coconut oil is not all it was hyped up to be.
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It was awesome just how hyped up the women were for the pool party.
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People be cowards hiding behind these phones saying all kinda... getting you hyped up!
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You see so many happy people—that's what gets a DJ very hyped up.
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Have we hyped up the idea of wearing your PJs to your wedding yet?
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Is there a part of me that has thought this was overly hyped up?
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Billboards around the country hyped up fears of "illegal migration" during the 2018 election.
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Everyone is so hyped up on the match up problems on the offensive end?
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Shrey said the car was really cool, so that got me hyped up about it.
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And we are officially hyped up for this show, which marks Roberts' television starring debut.
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Trump hyped up the caravan in the weeks before the election, using it against Democrats.
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" He added, "He's a completely different person than when he's hyped up for a game.
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When it worked, the students were "hyped up and high-fiving each other," he said.
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Trump has called it a "miracle drug," and hyped-up trials beginning in New York.
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I don't know if you remember but we did this dance to get hyped up.
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We should not allow scare tactics and hyped-up campaign rhetoric threaten our great American comeback.
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Still, despite not having a finished product, Imagine Software hyped up Bandersnatch significantly in the media.
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The second we got off the plane, Instagram models were trying to get us hyped up.
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But hyped-up blockbuster properties, sequels, and threequels have an particular ability to leave us disappointed.
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"Perhaps looking back, these things have been hyped up too much" by U.S. politicians, it added.
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Imagine this: You're 12 years old, and you're all hyped up for your big basketball game.
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Trump also hyped up the event, saying that more than 100,000 people had requested to attend.
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Science journalism would benefit as well: adding an additional sniff test to avoid hyped-up findings.
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I told them I almost had a heart attack I was so hyped up at that game.
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Snippets of video, newspaper mock-ups and falsified histories hyped up audiences, who questioned the movie's authenticity.
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He's hyped up the movie's soundtrack, which is largely full of hip hop and R&B hits.
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And the deal isn't done once you've appeared at the ribbon-cutting and hyped up the project.
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Aquafaba might be hyped up right now, but knows what we'll think in a few years time.
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It is inappropriate -- and unhelpful for a resolution -- that the US has unilaterally hyped up the issue.
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Politicians are playing on the hyped up fears of their local religious voters to get added support.
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It is inappropriate — and unhelpful for a resolution — that the US has unilaterally hyped up the issue.
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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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I have to keep myself hyped up, surrounded with positive people, good vibes, and I'll be okay.
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But it seems Democratic voters in the primary states weren't that hyped up about the Mueller report.
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After that debate, the GOP's candidate has hyped up the idea that the election is rigged against him.
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It's time to stop pouting over the Oscars and get hyped up for another excellent year in movies.
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Many sceptics dismissed the Vision Fund as a vast pot of tainted money squandered on hyped-up assets.
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For two weeks, the beauty company Glossier hyped up a new brand it would be launching, called Play.
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BOOKER: Why'd you have to start with the things that get me all hyped up to begin with?
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Let's just say if we weren't already hyped up about these pieces, these images definitely have us convinced.
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Now everyone must wait if they want to say they've eaten the latest hyped-up bowl of ramen.
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It has a real hyped up atmosphere, I can connect the dots a little bit to Baltimore House.
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I honestly think it's just another really hyped up video game that will eventually die down over time.
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Controlled accounts under fictitious personas then spread links to those articles on social media with hyped-up headlines.
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From the beginning, Korey and Rubio were masterful at getting these young employees hyped up about their jobs.
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For all that mainstream Republicans hyped up Trump's narrow loss in Iowa, in reality his performance there was impressive.
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These days, the beauty industry seems to be controlled by a 5-year-old hyped up on birthday cake.
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The rapid release could ensure fewer people end up with the suspense spoiled, while avoiding overly hyped up expectations.
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Keanu Reeves, an actor, hyped up "Cyberpunk 2077", a hotly anticipated title in which he plays a big role.
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It was the kind of place where people would go after eating to get themselves hyped up before clubbing.
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Unfortunately for BlackBerry, it wasn't able to catch enough attention amid other hyped-up phones like the iPhone 7.
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Very rarely does a first-generation product — especially something as hyped up as this one — live up to expectations.
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I think they play a lot of popular music so that's where everyone gets hyped up and gets moving.
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This kind of hyped-up story could distract folks from the more serious, more obvious effects of climate change.
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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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Kardashian's line has already been super hyped up ... with celeb friends like Chrissy Teigen jumping on the bandwagon early.
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Though the premise of "Embedded" is promising, the opera hovers uncertainly between satire, unabashed melodrama and hyped-up terror.
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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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Get hyped up on A Great Big World's "This is the New Year" and make 2019 a great one!
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It's not just that the media has hyped up the polarizing rhetoric of the political campaigns — presidential in particular.
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Most members, the mods say, avoid hyped-up "meme stock" and only make a few risky trades per year.
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By forgoing focus on hyped-up bands, Deep Elm provided a true glimpse of a scene in the making.
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In a further statement carried on its website, China's Foreign Ministry said the whole issue had been "hyped up".
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It all came in a hyped-up atmosphere that seemed more like May than the first week of February.
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This was the big one but it wasn't a hyped up race war between two nations, cultures or colors.
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" At the press conference Friday, Trump denied criticizing May and hyped up their relationship as "the highest level of special.
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Debates are never what they are hyped up to be, but they are extremely significant in this politically cluttered age.
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There comes a time in every hyped-up business trend's life cycle when the noise becomes so intense it's comical.
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Even the Wall Street Journal was able to get something out before Maddow got to her own hyped-up exclusive.
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Virtual reality has been one of these hyped-up categories for years, but it's always fallen short of complete immersion.
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The would-be assailant is quickly and easily taken care of by security, ending the entire hyped up assassination plot.
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This leads to a gap in reporting that can be filled by "experts" with questionable experience and hyped-up metrics.
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Millions livestreamed the event on Tidal, tuning in to hear one of the most hyped up albums of the year.
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A lot of directors that I've worked for, they tend to be really hyped up and you feel their nerves.
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Kanye urged people to download the Wav app, as did Kid Cudi, and Wav hyped up the release on social media.
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Earlier, China's Defense Ministry said authorities had decided to return it, but criticized the US for having "hyped up" the issue.
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It can be easy to take hyped-up science papers as fact, especially when they involve the most esoteric imaginable ideas.
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It hyped up the winter solstice-lunar eclipse combo that occurred on December 21, 2010 (the last time it's ever happened).
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While the movie's title might seem hyperbolic — a commonplace gambit in today's hyped-up art world — I don't think it is.
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However, I know plenty of people who listen to hard rock or metal because they say it gets them hyped up.
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Black Friday, the unofficial kickoff to holiday shopping, has been both beaten down and hyped up over the past several years.
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But unlike the hyped-up 2017 eclipse, the odds of the eclipse passing over your town are a whole lot lower.
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Soon after its hyped-up IPO, analysts and investors realized the stock was far too expensive, causing a drastic sell-off.
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FDR memorized everything he said on the broadcasts and spurned the hyped-up style of most radio announcers in that era.
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Suddenly we're in an arch, slick, hyped-up TV legal show, with lawyers marching in formation and exchanging withering put-downs.
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John Lewis Year after year, this UK-based department store produces some of the most iconic and hyped-up holiday ads.
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"I don't want to get too hyped up because I've done well, now I'm No. 3 in the world," Dimitrov said.
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Meanwhile, coach Kenny Atkinson insists he isn't worried about Russell getting too hyped up to stick it to his former organization.
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"KFC wants us to die so badly," one Twitter user wrote on Tuesday, while others seemed hyped up to try it.
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"You're so hyped up after winning that you want to do something destructive," said Jimmie Johnson, the 2013 Daytona 500 winner.
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The problem with this is that because the person stays more alert and hyped up longer they actually drink more than normal.
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Hyped-up new products get released and they're so instantly recognizable; it's not so different from what happens in the fashion industry.
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Now, I know what you're thinking, when has it ever been a good idea to get hyped up about an LG phone?
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If you weren't hyped up about a print-heavy fall, the Kenzo x H&M show might just make you a believer.
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Wireless charging is undoubtedly one of the most exciting, hyped-up features expected to debut with the iPhone 8 later this year.
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If the new age-y inspirational music isn't your cup of tea, you can watch a hyped-up EDM-fueled version here.
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They say that it relaxes them better but also gets them hyped up more and gets them in the mood to party.
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Russian Hackers Posed As ISIS To Threaten Military Wives (Associated Press) The threat of ISIS hackers has often been unjustifiably hyped up.
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There were a million things going through my head at the moment, but playing music to a hyped up crowd is cathartic.
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It's less hyped up but all of the real LA people that have lived here forever always tell me to go there.
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Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has slammed British newspaper The Daily Mail, accusing it of publishing fake news articles and "hyped up" headlines.
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There was some trepidation that the plan, touted by President Donald Trump as "massive," could be a letdown after hyped-up expectations.
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When you're hyped up to attend one of the biggest pop culture events on the east coast, it pays to be prepared.
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Different cultural industries try to push new icons, but in my opinion, they are sort of 'hyped-up' often without offering much content.
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We finally have more details on what this thing can do and apparently more people are hyped up about it than we expected.
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It seems like every other day there's a new naked photo on Instagram as Kourtney hyped up her followers for the site drop.
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Mystikal was hyped up after his set ... thanking his fans for the love and reflecting on his long road back to the top.
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If confirmed, this apparent breakthrough sets a new scene, with quantum computing elevated directly from a hyped-up expectation to a productive technique.
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"Yeah, you know, we got our little Beats Pill, put that Bluetooth on, play 'Facts' and we all get hyped up," he explains.
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And just like Trump, Gillespie hyped up the threat to the point that Washington Post fact checkers deemed it a "two Pinocchios" exaggeration.
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Off-Center summer season, is guaranteed to leave you feeling windblown, hyped up and ready to race through the most torpid summer night.
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He's hyped up an anti-malaria drug, chloroquine, that experts say we simply don't have enough evidence for as an anti-coronavirus treatment.
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Sneaker resellers who have figured out the market are able to earn thousands of dollars in sales from reselling popular, hyped-up shoes.
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And if their hyped-up jitters are a bit exaggerated, they at least provide a kick of adrenaline in a bizarrely narcoticized show.
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Machine Gun Kelly got way too hyped-up for his own good during his show in Vegas ... he broke one of his digits.
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And so the dating world is like a zombie apocalypse out there: Everyone is wild-eyed and hungry for flesh, bumping from hyped-up burger restaurant to hyped-up burger restaurant to hold ketchup-stained hands with each other before going home to bone under a slightly-too-small blanket, a flurry of dickpics, a hailstorm of emergency pubic waxings.
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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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Hyped-up speculation of radical BOJ policy action has whipsawed financial markets in recent weeks, but easing may now be too close to call.
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" He added, "Hyped-up new products get released and they're so instantly recognizable; it's not so different from what happens in the fashion industry.
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Hadid was one of the models—along with Elsa Hosk, Emily Ratajkowski, Lais Ribeiro, and Hailey Baldwin—who hyped up Fyre Festival on Instagram.
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Earlier this summer, Bella Hadid was spotted wearing pre-released Nike x Off-White kicks, creating even more buzz around the hyped up collaboration.
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This little girl delivers the speech of a lifetime at a family wedding, and she's not even drunk or hyped up on mashed bananas.
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Tiangong-1 has been hyped up since it's particularly heavy and dense, so large chunks of it are expected to survive to the ground.
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All nine ads hyped up the P30's camera by featuring individual images presumably taken by the phone and it's powerful "periscope zoom" camera.
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Numbers for the second quarter show Tesla slowly meeting its production and delivery goals for its hyped-up, affordably priced sedan, the Model 3.
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But the central bank appears in little mood to deploy radical steps to overwhelm hyped-up market expectations, even if it were to ease.
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" Author Robert Harris shared a photo of the Times' front page, saying, "This sort of hyped-up headline does the terrorists' job for them.
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WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann isn't the only person to have hyped up the troubled startup — its biggest investor, SoftBank, also played a key role.
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The comments were, presumably, in reference to the heavy security presence as well as the mall's looming redevelopment and hyped-up going away bash.
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And the results were especially devastating for single-income families and single mothers who had to compete in the hyped-up, dual-earner world.
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The Galaxy Z Flip was teased during Sunday night's Oscars broadcast, but Samsung was holding the formal announcement for its own hyped-up event.
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"Russia is hyped up on testosterone while Europe is filled with self-doubt," said Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze, Ukraine's deputy prime minister for European integration.
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Well, first of all, you're much more likely to even see outlier polls, because they are interesting and are hyped up by media outlets.
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And that project is... The Balding Girls: your new favorite lo-fi, ambient, slinky, hyped-up, un-PC, ultra-depressed, under-dressed stars of tomorrow.
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That's why audiences have had to deal with seasons full of teases before Negan finally arrived, and hyped-up cliffhangers instead of self-contained stories.
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China firmly opposes and is strongly dissatisfied with Japan's actions, which had hyped up China's actions and "mixed up right and wrong", the statement said.
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More importantly, the hype gets resources allocated eventually, but they are resources for the hyped-up threats and not the real threats the industry faces.
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In fact, even after concert-goers left, many were so hyped up about the pony tail that they needed to share their thoughts on Twitter.
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Disney hyped up the series ahead of its debut as a live-action Star Wars TV show of grand scale, a first for the franchise.
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But business groups have hyped up the economic impact of raising wages to the extreme, suggesting the economy would collapse and mass layoffs would ensue.
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The coronavirus, from this standpoint, is compared to impeachment and the special counsel's report, major news events dismissed by Trump allies as hyped-up nonevents.
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Like two animaniacs on a hyped-up bender, Daley and Leone tear through their faux-apartment leaving a pile of clothes strewn across the floor.
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He's been hyped up since his high school days, taking his Chino Hills H.S. team to a perfect 35-0 record and a state title.
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A substantial cause for my reluctance to get too hyped up about foldables is the preconception that they'd be even more fragile than modern-day smartphones.
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Specifically, Noah argued that the media, in chasing the amazing ratings that come with Trump, has hyped up his presidency, turning him into a serious contender.
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People get all hyped up for a big night, go too hard too early, and then steal my roommate's rug from his bedroom for some reason.
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Then, the pair hyped up the crowd with a duet of Derulo's 2015 hit "Want to Want Me." Check out PEOPLE's full 2017 CMT Awards coverage.
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"Every stray word and every hyped-up media report is going to make it harder for us to get the right deal for Britain," she said.
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"Kyung Yup Kim and his lawyers have hyped up the issue of an impartial trial," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told a regular news briefing.
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Second of all, he's asking Roman for a bump of the "ol' cocaine" in the bathroom to get him hyped up to schmooze with the 1%.
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What happens when it's the police -- your own government -- that you live in fear of every day, not some hyped-up gunman with an assault rifle?
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Lifestyles of the rich and the famous: They involve elaborate weddings, hyped-up beauty products, and supposedly, for some, a strong and humbling dose of frugality.
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If your headphones can play back this track without getting you hyped up, throw them away immediately and acquire a pair of Koss Porta Pros (at least).
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" During his set, the rapper and record executive hyped up the crowd and promoted his newest album by saying, "I wanna welcome you to the Daytona experience.
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But scientists are taking issue with a hyped-up new paper that claims it can eliminate the need for dark matter or dark energy in our Universe.
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Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and whether that gets you overly hyped up or rolling your eyes, we can all get behind some free food.
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The last time Americans got to see one was 99 years ago, so people are hyped up for this next one, which takes place on August 21.
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Bryan: It sounds like the run has been like a greatest hits of the show's worst tendencies from the last few years, all hyped up and supercharged.
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Their opinions are certainly not the final say on intermittent fasting, because everyone is different, but they can give you insight into this hyped-up diet trend.
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That's alarming no matter how you slice it, but keep in mind that Kim Jong-un likely hyped up the nature of the bomb for intimidation purposes.
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In July, he hyped up the ICO of a prediction market platform Stox, which went on to raise $33 million in Ethereum in less than two days.
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YG was all hyped up leaving the Rams game Saturday night with his battle cry, "F*** the Cowboys," despite the fact the Rams defeated Dallas minutes earlier.
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In it's hyped up launch event earlier this month, Apple announced the new iPhone 8 series and iPhone X - the first iPhones to come with wireless charging.
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If you're not in the mood for a hyped-up class, you can also opt for a standard ride where you just ride at your own pace.
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"It's the classic case in any organization — the guys who are on the front end in sales are getting very excited, very hyped up," Mr. House said.
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While they're extra hyped up during holidays and other sale seasons, Lightning Deals are actually shoppable 365 days a year via the aforementioned Goldbox/Happy HoliDeals page.
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Crystals really increase my energy, and I'm already pretty hyped up, so I kind of needed to chill on wearing pounds of them and walking around in them.
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It turns out that Amazon's new Echo Show isn't just a hyped-up, touchscreen-touting version of the company's speaker product, it's also a stealth smart TV, too.
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Like virtual reality before it, augmented reality is the newest, hyped-up technology ripped straight from science fiction that technology companies worldwide are trying to bring to life.
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As a result, we're starting to see the industry shift its resources and the built-in momentum of a hyped-up new product category toward heads-up displays.
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In its second season, Stranger Things hit that paradoxical spot that many commercially and creatively successful properties have reached before: it's so hyped-up that it's become underrated.
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China's Ministry of Defense said Saturday that China had decided to transfer the underwater drone back to the US but said the US had "hyped up" the issue.
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The song of the weekend was definitely Lil Nas' "Old Town Road" remix featuring Billy Ray Cyrus, which got partygoers hyped up every single time it came on.
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I'll go to Champion Square and get the fans hyped-up and go other places, like a friend's or a sports bar to watch the game from there.
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That may sound straightforward enough, but Grammarly, which raised $110 million earlier this year, says it's much more than just a hyped-up spelling and grammar check service.
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"Sweden got very hyped up, and a lot of the other artists took it very seriously," Joe Woolford, a contestant for the U.K. in 2016, recently told BBC.
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The English word "high," when deployed in a Chinese sentence, has over the past few years come to describe a state of hyped-up excitement: physical, emotional, chemical.
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In fact, here are just a few of the features and products that Apple hyped up as the next big thing, but then quietly swept under the rug.
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After a few years characterized by hyped-up luxury — with a nominal couture boom to boot — the different aesthetic Colonna offered then, and now, feels a little shocking.
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Mr. Winkfield's cryptic symbols and hyped-up color is itself a precedent for the flat representational styles of younger painters like Caitlin Keogh, Derrick Adams and Orion Martin.
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Fox News and other Trump-aligned outlets hyped up nefarious allegations night after night after night, and top Republican lawmakers devoted untold amounts of energy towards investigating them.
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Automakers are frenetically making electric vehicles to both comply with increasingly stringent rules around the world and stave off competition from hyped-up electric carmakers such as Tesla.
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Even the D.J. who hyped up the crowd before Lil Yachty arrived stuck to the pneumatic-drill-intense hip-hop: Ferg, OG Maco, Young Thug, Skepta, Lil Uzi Vert.
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The Republican Party has gotten itself in a bind: For the past several years, it's hyped up a problem for which it is legally prohibited from proposing a solution.
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Either something is hyped up and you want to catch the bandwagon before it's too late, or the tide has turned and everyone wants to get rid of it.
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American Horror Story: Apocalypse was hyped up as a crossover between two beloved seasons of AHS: originator Murder House and the crackling campfest that was season 3's Coven.
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The recent free agent, and sign-and-trade, frenzy in the National Basketball Association is like a hyped-up version of the job seeker's market all over the nation.
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But because I felt pressure to complete the "I'm quitting social media for good" cultural narrative, I hyped up the success of my detox in conversations with my friends.
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Inside the Trump administration, sources who've been briefed on the Nunes memo expect it will be underwhelming and not the "slam dunk" document it's been hyped up to be.
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Now, we might finally have an idea of when we'll get to see the most hyped-up product of the season, the iPhone 8, at an Apple press event.
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" These days, his main concern is the 24-hour, Twitter-driven news cycle, which he denounces in his memoir as "sodden with fake news, hyped-up and incomplete information.
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More broadly, the public was wearying of hyped-up controversies that, it was becoming clear, had little or no relevance to how a politician performed his or her job.
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While some excitement over Pioneer DJ rumors is to be expected, it's rare to have this much hyped-up chatter in advance of a new product from the company.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday told investors to beware hyped-up IPOs such as WeWork and Uber with overly ambitious mission statements that don't accurately reflect their actual businesses.
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The shapewear line -- a collection created to include women of all shapes, sizes and skin complexions -- had been super hyped up before this controversy slowed down the roll out.
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One of the afternoon slots, at 1:30, is taken by Ashley Williams, a much-hyped up-and-comer now stocked in both Selfridges in London and Colette in Paris.
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After a nine episode arc, where the fight lubricated an otherwise dry season (that is until episode 12, when the first Tristan Thompson story broke), the hyped-up conflict ended.
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Initial Coin Offerings are hyped up for days or weeks in advance, usually with a countdown to the moment when the address where people can send their money is revealed.
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But when they brought him on the "NFL GameDay Prime" post-game show with Deion Sanders and company ... he was hyped up, slurring and, really, 3-sheets to the wind.
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Even labels like Reformation and Everlane, which we love for their transparency and sustainable production, are encouraging people to buy more with continual hyped-up drops and frequent new arrivals.
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Xu Hong, head of the Chinese foreign ministry's Department of Treaties and Law, said the issue was being hyped up by people who lack a proper understanding of international law.
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His campaign hyped up the event, sending an email to supporters to share details about the rally and encouraging attendees to wear red, white and blue, according to NBC News.
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"Ducks, geese, and other fowl frequent our treatment ponds, and we shudder to think what one all hyped up on meth would do," read the post from Loretto Police Department.
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It's cleansing, and chill, and not just because the tent is equipped with A/C — the polar opposite of the sweaty, hyped-up sets playing out across the polo field.
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A California man is suing the organizers of the "luxury" festival, which was hyped up via glamorous Instagram posts by the likes of Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Baldwin.
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Footwear News reported that the shoe — which was the first collaboration between the singer and athletic brand — was so hyped up that it sold out within three hours of dropping.
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Kardashian West subtly hyped up the versatility of the new Skims body tape and pasties products by showing how she'd used tape when wearing clothes with a variety of necklines.
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That makes sense, according to Nelson, since those companies are reaching people who are already hyped-up about the election and fear civil unrest could happen no matter who wins.
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He hails from South London, where he fell in love early with grime, the unruly hip-hop native to Britain, and with the hyped-up electronic music known as garage.
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It had been hyped up for months, since people realized the World Cup draw had set up the tournament's two best teams to meet way too early in the quarterfinal.
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"They start singing it when the game starts because they want everyone to get hyped up," said Helen Weston, 22010, an England fan at the France game on Feb. 211.
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Thus, even though the value of the bitcoin they hold means that shares should sell for $250, in June shares were going for over $500 due to hyped-up demand.
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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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The race was billed as a heavyweight prize fight, but ended up being anticlimactic, as Johnson pulled up with a quad injury, allowing Bailey to easily win the hyped-up event.
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While Apple fans are getting hyped up for the big March 25 event, a new report circulating the web is already hinting at a new feature for the next iPhone model.
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LaMelo, along with Jackson and LaVar Ball, just hosted a media event at the Spire Academy in Ohio where the 17-year-old will play this season ... and they're HYPED UP!
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A few weeks after ordering the cleanser, I checked back on Chyna's site and several of the skin-care products were actually sold out à la those hyped-up Lip Kits.
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This might make Bahrani's Fahrenheit 451 sound unduly interesting or pointed, because its main social commentary is that every hyped-up tech trend from the past several years is awful. Emoji?
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So, instead of getting lost in all the new releases and hyped-up products of the last 12 months, we want you to know what's truly worth adding to your collection.
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But as much as the Senate has hyped up the proposal, experts and advocates on the ground are worried that the bill simply doesn't match the full scale of the crisis.
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But still, there was no hiding that bump, and Cardi wasn't slowing down one bit just because she was preggo -- she twerked all over the stage and hyped up the crowd.
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As we saw in the past few weeks, ordinary people get hyped up about billion-dollar prizes, but for typical numbers under $23 million, there just isn't a lot of interest.
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As we saw in the past few weeks, ordinary people get hyped up about billion-dollar prizes, but for typical numbers under $300 million, there just isn't a lot of interest.
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As bandleader of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the multi-instrumentalist comes up with perfect tunes to introduce guests, to complement Colbert's jokes, and to keep the audience hyped up.
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Jason Momoa hyped up "Game of Thrones" fans by hanging with the show's creators in Northern Ireland -- where they're about to roll on season 7 -- but it's not what you think.
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Remember how you feel every time you see a Trump rally and recoil as his hyped-up base falls further into his thrall, excited and entertained by his animus and depravity.
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At the other end of the office, a gaggle of dudes in impressively obscure jerseys hyped up a one-on-one basketball game between two bloggers called Smitty and Gay Pat.
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It's no wonder the streamer hyped up the announcement for days on end, or that he was so ecstatic to announce it to his fan base live on Mixer Wednesday morning.
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He explained that although the collaboration sneakers were not selling for much on StockX right away, they were still worth the investment because of the hyped-up nature of the collaboration.
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Nissan has hyped-up the upcoming 2018 redesign, however, promising a better looking, more aerodynamic car with an extended range to better position itself against the newcomers to the affordable EV space.
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Now, despite joking that she was "all hyped up on Vicodin" at the time these plans were set, the 35-year-old is making good on the second part of her pledge.
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The hyped-up migrant crisis and the Hungarian government's permanent fight against the "new Moscow" (otherwise known as Brussels) have greatly increased Mr Orban's strongman values and appeal at the ballot box.
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Together with two of my closest friends in Los Angeles that year, we traversed the city in a state of perpetual, hyped-up intensity, exchanging confidences that later we would not recall.
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"I had that attitude before of 'It's a load of nonsense, it's just being all hyped up' before I got this — I wasn't one to buy into all the hysteria," she said.
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Paintings and drypoint prints present visually cinematic explorations of commodification, exploitation, and the dual faces of a society that is quick to abandon the hyped-up novelties of just the day before.
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Google Cloud just reported revenue for the first time, giving us insight into a business that the company has often hyped up but rarely given anything other than the most general details.
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Whether it was because of the hyped-up nature of the collaboration or the unique design elements, these Crocs were the top trending search in the shoe category for Google in 2019.
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But it has a similar seriousness of purpose and a ground-level common sense about family and organizational dynamics that American dramas — hyped-up and contrived even at their best — seldom achieve.
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The report "hyped up" China's military threat and lack of transparency, "deliberately distorted" Chinese defense policies and "unfairly" depicted Chinese activities in the East and South China seas, Yang was quoted as saying.
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Six theaters in total will get the in-person experience, so hyped up Assassin's Creed fans can get sweaty-faced prior to or after seeing Michael Fassbender swan dive from Inquisition-era architecture.
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People get really hyped up and emotional about it, so I hope that they will have empathy for Kate, and I hope that they can understand that she would never do anything malicious.
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Red Bull energy drink got one guy so hyped up on caffeine it destroyed his heart, and his family says the company knew about the medical risk ... but did nothing to warn consumers.
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Adi: First of all, I feel like I have to set expectations here, because The Void has gotten hyped up as being totally realistic, and that's a terrible way to think about it.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook's ready for a party guaranteed to "rock the house," and all you need to do to get an invite is drop $350 on Apple's new hyped-up HomePod speaker.
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The 18th BET Awards got off to a winning start Sunday night with host Jamie Foxx hyped up on "Black Panther" pride ... and the high energy keeps flowing as the show goes on.
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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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Those are usually the hardest months for most restaurants, though this rule is sometimes exempt in LA, since new restaurant openings tend to get really hyped up and attract many people at first.
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The purported purpose of Mr. Trump's commission — to restore confidence in elections — is laughable, not only because Republicans have spent the past decade sowing seeds of doubt with hyped-up tales of fraud.
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While precision medicine is often hyped up for its potential to improve health outcomes, implementation hangs low among providers — but as precision medicine initiatives continue to prove their value, that's likely to change.
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The trailer is mostly composed of shots of Jennifer strutting around her school hallway; in trailers and interviews, the publicity team hyped up the idea that Fox and Seyfried were going to kiss.
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That first project depended on a lie told to the City of New York, in the form of an unsigned document, and a hyped-up claim made to recruit Hyatt hotels as a partner.
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Janet Jackson Announces Return to World Tour While Addressing Separation from Estranged Husband In the months since giving birth, Jackson hyped up her fans with an August photo of herself rehearsing for the concerts.
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Usually he's pretty hyped up, excited about the party that awaits him and eager to help facilitate the most incredible night of debauchery he and his group of D-bag friends can conceive of.
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I'm pretty sure anyone familiar with American Gods is already hyped up for this, but as someone who doesn't know the property, it's trailers like this that are going to get me on board.
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The first major election fraud case in a long time is unfolding in North Carolina, but it's far different than the threat hyped up by Republicans, and it threatens to force a new election.
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For months Wells had hyped up the gathering in video communiques and exhorted his followers, who hail from places as far flung as Louisiana, New York, and even Canada, to come camp with him.
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One reason everyone seems so hyped up about the Chase Sapphire Reserve is because it offers tons of travel perks, ranging from free TSA PreCheck to 153,000 bonus points worth $750 in free travel.
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DJ Khaled's all hyped up to work at Starbucks ... not as a barista (that would be awesome though) ... but as the star of a new ad campaign -- and we got his audition on camera!
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In Secret's hyped-up heyday, it raised a $25 million Series B. Byttow notoriously took $3 million off the table during the round and convinced co-founder Chrys Bader-Wechsler to do the same.
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Or places a hyped-up Rebel Wilson, the singularly unrestrained comic movie actress, center stage and lets her pounce on Frank Loesser's priceless score with the attack of a WWE diva ("Guys and Dolls").
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In the past month, Rubio has been brilliant by just about every measure, and he's looked like the player we all had hoped he would become back when he was a hyped-up teenager.
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We got the WWE legend at LAX, where he put the ball in Shaq's court for their hyped up fight that may not be happening at this point if a deal can't be made.
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Lopez gets the diva entrance in Hustlers, a big, hyped-up showstopper that comes after we've already spent some time in the movie's world and know what it looks like and how it works.
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So in other words, when you are drunk you do stupid things and when you are drunk and also hyped up on energy drinks you still do stupid things, you just do them more quickly.
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What should have been an easy release of documents whose declassification was planned months and years in advance was made all the more embarrassing because Trump himself hyped up the occasion in a Wednesday tweet.
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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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An album of muted beats, like "Shoulda" and "Run for Your LIfe," would be cool; an album of bombastic, hyped-up R&B party tracks like "UCLA" would make me want to steal a convertible.
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Adesanya was getting the crowd in Australia hyped up for his big fight with Anderson Silva at UFC 234 on Saturday ... and put on a little tribute to his favorite WWE superstars in the process.
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In recent years, Mini has hyped up its brand not as a car company, but as a type of lifestyle for those who want to be on the go, speeding off to the next adventure.
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I hate to use the term gender fluidity, because I feel like it's overused and hyped-up, but I like to balance and play with masculine and feminine, and sporty and a bit more traditional.
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You might think of quantum computing as a hyped-up race between computer companies to build a powerful processing device that will make more lifelike AI, revolutionize medicine, and crack the encryption that protects our data.
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In the past week, Japanese markets have seen hyped-up speculation that the government will resort to using what's called "helicopter money", where a central bank directly finances budget stimulus through programs such as perpetual bonds.
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CHIME's fast radio burst, in greenGraphic: CHIME/FRB CollaborationThis hyped-up burst, called FRB 180725A, arrived at the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment (CHIME), a large radio telescope in southern British Columbia, at around 5003 p.m.
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Jeremy Stahl at Slate pointed out that some liberals have seized on a few false stories, including those that hyped up Bernie Sanders's chances in the Democratic primary and blamed his loss on widespread voter suppression.
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Which is to say that anything is better than just another caucasian heterosexual couple finding love in a fairytale world, but all the hullaballoo about this hyped-up gay moment is about a nearly missable scene.
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There are drawbacks to a book that feels like it's hyped up on speed: the story is certainly fun, but I never really felt as though I connected with any of the characters, especially the Jasons.
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Since it has a sort of split personality — one part L.A. noir; the other, hyped-up legal show — and a needlessly complex narrative, "the jury is still out," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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The administration has hyped up its anti-immigrant rhetoric in the last days before the midterm elections, including sending more than 5,000 troops to the US-Mexico border as a migrant caravan makes its way north.
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" Positioning old-foe Germany as the real enemy, while unleashing a "wave of hyped-up victimhood," he suggested, was Brexit's masterstroke: "It's all linked to humiliation—one of the most powerful forces for right-wing nationalism.
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It all went down Sunday night during a break at the Timberwolves-Lakers game ... while the Laker Girls were performing to the rapper's famous track "Juice," Lizzo got all hyped up ... rapping along before going HAM.
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Because the right sees a lump of evil everywhere outside its bubble, it is always mobilized, hyped up by a paranoid media ecosystem to see the threat of socialism behind every tax credit or efficiency standard.
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"Millions are streaming two times more per day than they were before the launch of Binge On." His announcement comes four months after Binge On was unveiled at a hyped-up 10th "Uncarrier" event in Los Angeles.
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Even when we think we know everything about an iPhone, like the unnamed 2017 model I told you to forget about earlier, we could be basing our beliefs on nothing more than an analyst's hyped-up hunch.
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It's never as hyped up as the more mainstream Golden Globes or the holy grail of film accolades, the Academy Awards — despite the fact that the same stylish faces frequent the step-and-repeat at all three.
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That's because, thanks to our hyped-up, politically overcorrect, point-fingers-and-yell society, there is almost no Halloween costume you can wear without offending somebody, being ridiculed on the internet, perhaps even losing your job. Yeah!
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Take Leesa, for example — one of the most popular "bed in a box" brands is hyped up for good reason, and you can grab one of their queen mattresses on Amazon for $50 off the usual price.
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"Línea Recta" ("Straight Line") deconstructs flamenco imagery — the swishing of the bata de cola's long, ruffled train, the hyped-up representations of gender — and is by the Colombian-Belgian choreographer Annabelle López Ochoa, based in the Netherlands.
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It guarantees that as long as Sanders's small-donor army stays hyped up, he'll be able to fund a national organization, pay for ads in every contested state, and remain in the race as long as he wants.
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"Our necessary defensive step of building on islands and reefs in the Nansha Islands is not militarisation, but this has been maliciously hyped up by certain countries and media," Wu said, using the Chinese name for the Spratlys.
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Add the fact that a lot of first relationships happen in high school — when people are hyped up on hormones and don't yet have fully developed brains — and it's no wonder that first love often ends in heartbreak.
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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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It's a hyped-up, four-letter hymn to the obsessiveness of the ink-stained muckraker, a profession at which Hecht and MacArthur toiled in happy squalor in Chicago before ascending to celebrity as writers for Broadway and Hollywood.
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In "Fascinator for Abby Abstract," a spiral of thin lines is ornamented with half-moons of magenta and blue; in "Fascinator for Hyped-up Harriet," a small yellow circle perches atop a lavender bow like a diffident moon.
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And as much as the show has hyped up Negan's arrival, I don't think any of the producers are espousing his methods of motivation — he may look cool in a leather jacket, but a role model, he ain't.
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But as we face up to the culmination of another year of hyped-up iPhone speculation, I do see three particular ways in which the new iPhone X flagship will indeed be the harbinger of massive and irrevocable change.
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Scorsese appears to be serving as an aesthetic and stylistic influence, with Deadline's report calling out Taxi Driver and The King of Comedy as tonal references — a wild contrast from the hyped-up, Mountain Dew vibe of Ayer's film.
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Apparently, they wouldn't let everyone into the festival at that point, so they were holding everyone in this halfway house with an open bar to try to get them all hyped up, so no one knew what was happening.
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"When I'm manic, I'm very impulsive, have no self-control, I waste my money, I have random, reckless sex," he said in a video titled "Mania Periscope" from July, during which he said he was hyped up on Adderall.
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For the better part of a decade, Musk has been talking about his goal to send people to Mars, and he hyped up this particular event with the same kind of ambitious claims SpaceX has practically become known for.
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We were there for the March for Life and we were just chanting -- and this is kind of putting the blame on you -- and that this person came into our space and we were just getting all hyped up.
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It adds a sheen of style and credence to something that clearly requires it—and while the series itself will probably fade away with all the other hyped up shows we've all forgotten about, the soundtrack will surely long outlive it.
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" The Good Fight, much like its predecessor, effortlessly balances legal drama with politics, but King pointed out that "the challenge is Trump fatigue, because ... I'm a news junkie, the late night [television landscape] is so hyped up to such a level.
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At CES, the consumer electronics industry's biggest annual trade show, scores of products tend to get hyped up and unveiled, only to disappear when it comes time to ship them or to show off a new version at next year's show.
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Even in retrospect, however, it's hard to know how an observer 20 years ago should have distinguished Jeff Bezos's aspiration to become an "everything store" from any number of other hyped-up dot-coms with charismatic founders and big dreams.
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It could stand its ground, refusing to bow to the intergalactic behemoth, and potentially be lost entirely in the wash of hyped-up anticipation about what exactly Luke Skywalker had been doing while kicking it solo on some rocky island.
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And while normally runners at marathons try to avoid taking risks, Dr. Fatbody threw caution to the wind and went for a whole bunch of difficult moves to add some extra style to the run and get every hyped up.
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At the meeting, Ling, wearing a crisp blue dress uniform, spoke with zealous intensity about the mission of rebuilding the wounded body—moving with the hyped-up gestures of a motivational speaker, while scientists and engineers sat before him nibbling refreshments.
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As one of the possibly most dangerous snowstorms of the year approaches, I certainly didn't want to listen to the hyped-up Adderall fiends on the weather channel, who are desperate to make me feel scared, open links and buy bread.
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During the event, at which William and his wife, Kate Middleton, were speaking with emergency service workers, the duke of Cambridge asked one paramedic if the global coverage of the outbreak seemed a bit "hyped up," according to Sky News.
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A CNN poll released Wednesday showed 71 percent of registered voters are extremely or very enthusiastic about voting in this year's elections; the final CNN poll conducted before the 2016 vote showed just 46 percent were that hyped up to vote.
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Online, these hyped up pieces sell out in milliseconds—for $130, you can buy a "bot" that purchases your desired piece as soon as it appears in the e-store—and Supreme produces limited stock, so when it's gone, it's gone.
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Rather what the Miami-based DJ is best at is getting the world's biggest artists hyped up enough on his 🔑 vision 🔑 to collaborate with him and a host of other A-list stars for a knockout album of guaranteed radio hits.
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And Bellator CEO Scott Coker has a keen sense for the kind of weirdness that speaks to fight fans: a hard-to-place mix of high- and low-brow, of title fights and freak shows, of aging stars and hyped-up prospects.
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"The report shows there are no so-called issues such as those hyped-up by the foreign media, and that the programmes are in accordance with the World Bank's policy," Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular press briefing on Tuesday.
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The flurry of think pieces and hyped-up interviews seem to have petered out, and the initial noise surrounding them has muffled into a dull buzz, like a can of QT's energy drink that'd been left out in the sun for too long.
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Others were quick to point out that African Americans do wait in line to vote; that the problem is voter suppression; and that it really shouldn't be easier to buy a hyped-up sandwich than to vote, and yet it often is.
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The Kremlin's propaganda machine has made this an extraordinarily hyped-up event, a day when every television screams "We can do it again" while families across Russia parade with photographs of ancestors who fought in World War II — the so-called Immortal Regiment.
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Critic's Notebook When the art market bubbled in the late 1980s, playwrights took notice — and wrote such works as Donald Margulies's "Sight Unseen" (1991) which orbits around a hyped-up painter, and Yasmina Reza's "Art" (1994), set amid the Paris collecting class.
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Fizzy bright synthesizers squeak, whirr, and pop like balloons pop; synthetic slapped funk bass bounces like a rubber ball; hyped-up drum machines get the party going; breathless vocals project utter delight at the fact of their presence in such a playful environment.
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When it became clear that defeating Cersei would be the subject of what has been hyped up as the season's wildest episode — more than defeating the entire army of the dead and the Night King — many expected that she would meet a gruesome death.
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One of the biggest complaints about J.J. Abrams' The Force Awakens was how it hyped up the presence of a chrome-plated stormtrooper, Captain Phasma (played by Game of Thrones star Gwendoline Christie), whose actual appearance in the film turned out to be underwhelming.
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After years of teasing, some of the most hyped-up unicorns are about to go public in the coming months through an initial public offering, including ride-hailing giant Uber, messaging software maker Slack Technologies and homestay booker Airbnb, just to name a few.
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The famed California theme park is launching a new Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge attraction, and 3 of the biggest stars from the franchise -- Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford and Billy Dee Williams -- joined creator George Lucas to cut the ribbon on the hyped up fantasy world.
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It goes without saying that caffeine affects us all differently—you need only compare those Italians sophisticatedly sipping espressos in outdoor cafes with the aforementioned hyped-up friend to realise that, but scientists at Northwestern University say they've figured out the reason behind this.
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"While today's lack of a freeze deal has no negative impact on balances - since Iran is really the only country likely to raise output substantially - it has a huge negative impact on sentiment especially as the deal had been hyped up so much," she said.
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It's fun to imagine a bunch of Harry Potter fans heading to the studio tour and smashing lines to get them extra hyped up to see Hedwig's corpse, or whatever, but considering those fans are mostly children, that doesn't sound like the most likely scenario.
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What is at stake with the American capitalist propaganda of Koons's "Bouquet of Tulips" is the recognition of art as a means of seeing through Orwellian falseness, through the clichéd, through the indifferent, through the tendentiousness of Trumped-up, hyped-up, falsified life and death.
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Though the collaboration sneakers were not selling for so much on StockX right away, he still recommended that people buy them and sell them later because he knew they would become more valuable over time because of the hyped-up nature of the collaboration.
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One of the more striking aspects of Free Solo is the ethical concerns of the filmmakers who interject themselves into the story occasionally to let viewers know — but not in a sleazy, hyped-up kind of way — that there's a good chance they'll be recording Honnold's death.
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If Sanders keeps his New Hampshire momentum going in the coming weeks, and his "small-donor army stays hyped up," Vox writes, "he'll be able to fund a national organization, pay for ads in every contested state, and remain in the race as long as he wants."
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DT posted a well-produced dramatic video on his Twitter feed Tuesday afternoon that hyped up his MAGA slogan and was basically fodder for his base -- but it also used one of the orchestral tunes in "The Dark Knight Rises" ... ya know, one of the epic ones.
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Speaking behind closed doors at a forum in Beijing on Saturday evening, Sun Jianguo, an admiral and deputy chief of the Joint Staff Department of the powerful Central Military Commission, said the freedom of navigation issue was bogus and one that certain countries repeatedly hyped up.
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The company appeared to show a slight regard for Crayola fans' feelings by letting everyone know the announcement would take place at a hyped-up event in New York's Times Square on Friday, allowing us to emotionally prepare to say goodbye to one of the beautiful shades.
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There are some cool-enough flashback scenes bolstered by Boutella's pissed-off performance (unfortunately, she doesn't get much else to do besides "look hot in bandages"), and Tom Cruise's usual action antics, like the hyped-up plane scene that features Cruise almost dancing in zero gravity.
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But drone expert and World Bank Consultant Frederick Mbuya, who has previously worked on drone mapping projects in Tanzania and Zanzibar, cautions that drones, while hugely effective in land surveying and delivery of medical supplies, are not always the silver bullet they're hyped up to be.
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After last year's excitement over a particle that turned out to be nothing, physicists always hedge their bets, presenting only data, its limitations and its importance whenever possible, rather than making bold, hyped-up claims, Bianchi told me in a car ride on the way to the ALICE detector.
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The reversal, while not the first time Epic has changed course on an unpopular design decision rather quickly, is notable for the language the developer used to announce it, as well as how much Epic hyped up the item in marketing and promos for the recently released season 7.
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Because, man, I've seen slippery slopes before, but this one might be the slipperiest:Now that Zika fear is being hyped up by the corrupt, scientifically illiterate mainstream media, most people just stand aside as governments throughout the Americas spray all sorts of toxic, deadly chemicals all over the place.
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When you've grown up there, however, do places like Berghain—which within the last year has been hyped up to America's mainstream audience by Claire Danes and Conan O'Brien—still maintain their air of excitement and mystery, or do they become the German equivalent of the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
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"I think what they've done brilliantly in this ad funded world (is) they've mastered the art of click bait, they've mastered the art of hyped up headlines, they've also mastered the art of, I'm sad to say, of running stories that simply aren't true," Wales told CNBC in a TV interview.
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In September, Obama said he and Xi had agreed that neither government would knowingly support cyber theft of corporate secrets to support domestic businesses Li said disagreements on the hacking issue had been "hyped up" by the media, but that the two countries had a dialogue mechanism which was working well.
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Whether because he knew nothing and believed the hyped-up local stories, or because he was a shrewd and self-serving G-man, Anslinger perpetuated and expanded tales of weed directly causing violent crimes and the notion that bad (read: colored) people were pushing it on good (read: white) citizens.
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He put himself in "time-out" like he was a child Courtesy of Howard Beck's oral history of Garnett's career: Doc Rivers: Before Game 6 in the (2008) Finals when we beat the Lakers, I walked in the locker room, and Kevin gets [hyped] up to where sometimes he goes over the line.
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Inside, the Colombian reggaeton star J. Balvin made polite conversation with the Taiwanese pop sensation Leo Chen while a sweaty and hyped-up crowd awaited what turned out to be a show of conventional and largely rehashed tailoring that drew on both Mr. Abloh's roots in hip-hop and his personal design credo.
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Knowing that kids visiting N.Y.C. – hyped up by access to the M&M store and the excitement around Rockefeller center – may be overtired and in need of some mood-boosting food, the brand behind Kraft Singles is sending gooey, melty, tantrum-stopping goodness to wherever they are with a few taps on a parent's phone.
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At the same time, he's also reminding the rest of us of his prodigious talent for his young age—"I'm 19 this year/I lost a lot of time"—and effortlessly riding a beat hyped up by 8-bit sounds that will almost definitely have you searching "GameBoy Colour" on eBay within the hour.
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Tasha: I always feel juuuuust a little guilty about the urge to prioritize midnight movies over solemn arthouse pictures, but I'm with you on Blair Witch and The Bad Batch, and I'm especially hyped up for The Girl with All the Gifts, a post-apocalyptic zombie movie adapting one of my favorite books of 2014.
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"They're idiots, they're really naive," is how Stevie Graham, the co-founder of fintech Teller, once described Open Banking Limited, the body charged with delivering open banking in the U.K. His view back in 2017 — which now looks somewhat prophetic — was that open banking wouldn't be the competition driver it was hyped up to be.
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If you've been around the internet as long as I have (too long), you'll probably remember the meteoric rise of the social network for sharing your purchases, Blippy, which was hyped up to a $46.2 million valuation back in 2010 before the world realized that almost nobody wanted a dedicated network for sharing and viewing each others' purchases.
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Word of mouth is crucial for a band like Zeal & Ardor—a bedroom project-turned-juggernaut that rose to hyped-up prominence in a matter of months and is sustained by fan interest instead of major label machinery—and those 50 minutes in that church cemented the band's reputation as The Next Big Thing in Metal.
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Here in rural Iowa, some people are further down the road in their understanding and are canceling events, declining to hug or hold hands, and stocking up on enough groceries and medicine to weather several weeks at home, while others are angry at disruptions in their lives and canceled travel plans over something they see as overly hyped up.
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It's been hyped up for years, especially with BMW's iNext concept car debuting in 2018 to show off features and design elements that will go into the German carmaker's next EV. The newest electric machine was supposed to make a splash at the Geneva International Motor Show, but the Swiss show was canceled because of coronavirus fears.
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From major sale events to viral trends, gift guides, and our Tried & True test series: we're talking thousands of hyped-up black leggings, a new streaming service that took our inner child by storm, sex toys that empowered us, irresistible beauty loot, savage traveler-approved plane gear, an affordable memory foam pillow that just. won't. quit.
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Now, we can all get our hands on one of her custom pieces: The seven variations of the shirt will go on sale Thursday exclusively on the brand's site, xKarla (they'll also be available in Los Angeles at a Maxfield pop-up beginning August 6), and will retail for $30 a pop (much less than the hyped up $78 version from Re/Done).
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As you might already know, the company has hit some stumbles in recent times with unflattering leaks of its products, executive departures, reports that the tech and hardware may not be up to scratch and the lingering question of whether anything can ever meet the hyped-up expectations that a $4.5 billion valuation confers on a startup, at least in the short term.
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In one of the most hyped-up free agency deals, coming at a lightning-strike moment for free agents in the NBA (thanks to a $24 billion Turner Broadcasting and Disney deal), the seven-time NBA All Star forward was an extremely hot ticket in a relatively shallow free agent talent pool, boasting both height and a shooting ability ability from long range.
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In the years since 2014, Gamergate has metastasized and evolved into what feels like the entire alt-right movement, to the degree that many of the names boosted by the hyped-up controversy, names like Milo Yiannopoulos and Mike Cernovich, saw their stars only rise when they became central to online communities that backed the presidential candidacy of one Donald Trump.
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We once laughed at these rich millennials, sucked into a post-apocalyptic ordeal hyped up by Instagram models and a rapper who hasn't made anything memorable in a decade (I still love Ja Rule's Livin' It Up, just for the record.) But according to an article by the New York Times, the organisers of the festival, Fyre Media, are now really up the creek without a paddle.
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Sorry, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, and all the hyped-up talking heads on cable media: The "controversy" and "division" among Democrats and former presidential candidate Sen.
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Speaking from experience, many, many Angelenos lowered their heads into their already rain-drenched tacos in dismay, because LA just can't catch a fucking sports break, (cough DODGERS and LAKERS cough, cough) but, whatever, what doesn't kill you... Anyway, for some reason, this game absolutely sucked and people obviously took to the internet to share their feelings, commiserate, and bemoan the fact that the most hyped-up spectacle let us down.
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The deadline under the Article 23.63 withdrawal procedure increases the EU's leverage since Britain must leave with or without a deal in March 223.6 (unless the 22015 European states agree unanimously on an extension.) Despite hyped-up talk in London about preparing for no deal at all, Britain will do its utmost to avoid what would be a ruinous outcome, grounding flights to Europe and causing long hold-ups at border crossings, such as Dover on the south coast of England.
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Achy breaky hearts fracturing whenever Oasis turns out to be Everything Everything pumping out the jams—but people still turn up to an unlisted Jamie XX set at the Rabbit Hole at 3 AM. Glastonbury runs on these elusive rituals, inspiring people to behave completely out of character and allowing bands to indulge in the adrenaline rush created by playing to a crowd so hyped up on room temperature beer they who may not initially know or care who the guys holding the guitars are.
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