Often, witch trios are representative of the cycle of life.
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The four new shade trios include coral, pink, purple, and brown.
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Pairs and trios formed quickly, but not in search of romance.
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Trios entered together, each affecting their own ridiculous stance mid-air.
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So he wrote some interesting trios for the three of us.
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At other times, women grouped together exploring their bodies as trios.
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The top trios in Europe began Fortnite action for the day.
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These trios are complicated ecosystems of female power (and friendship, and love).
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Saturday's concert features two piano trios by Schubert, and another by Fauré.
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Duets rupture into solos or evolve into trios, until everyone dances together.
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Trios form, then morph into quartets before splitting into teams of two.
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Next week will feature trios&apos dances with former "DWTS" winners coming back.
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Sculptural trios dissolve into solitary moments embellished with hip swivels and swinging arms.
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On the radio, guitar trios played boleros, melancholy songs of romance and regret.
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Each block is then given names consisting of trios of randomly selected, unrelated words.
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Maybe so—indeed, some members of the original tolerance trios later conceded as much.
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I like them in tandems and trios, as human math problems, as chemistry experiments.
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But two trios of those beautiful big bay windows facing the park are there.
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Simply dump out all your makeup on a flat surface and make pairs or trios.
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I think by creating new duos and trios, we can find new stories to tell.
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Some trios seem made for each other, like Lil Durk, Young Thug and Young Dolph.
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Instead of sending one team home, the four trios will all be heading to the finale.
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Previous trios have been spotted in Alaska in 1977, Minnesota in 1983 and California in 1992.
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Instead of sending one team home, the four trios would all be heading to the finale.
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Pros: pre-bundled options for different skin tones, magnetized packaging, cruelty-freeCons: trios are not customizable,
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I loved the clues for ARMHOLE, REIGN, DEF, DHS, EMAILING, DELETE, EDU, TRIOS, DIME and RYE.
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Fosse was excellent at envisioning movement for trios, as also seen in … Purchase it on Amazon.
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The initial mode will be trios, a never-before-seen team structure for official Fortnite tournaments.
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Back-to-back programs each day will feature solos, duets, trios and quartets, some addressing female identity.
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But converted into trios, the concerns are now more soloistic — which has been productive in its way.
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Why he's been the best this decade: Attacking trios are the ones that usually grab the headlines.
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It's composed of fragments of many dances I've done over the years, little moments in duets and trios.
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The home also comes with two trios of those beautiful bay windows the city's homes are known for.
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That's right, the brand is relaunching three highlighting trios to illuminate light, medium, and dark skin tones — again.
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Mr. Abercrombie frequently performed in acoustic duos and trios, never forswearing his devotion to the classic jazz repertoire.
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The program contains an unimportant world premiere ("A Forest"), set to one of Haydn's most amazing piano trios (No.
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Trios do not come much starrier than this, and unlike many celebrity ensembles, this one has a real connection.
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To be honest, I used styluses on PDAs, on Palm Pilots way back in the day, and on TriOS.
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"Trios" is a triumphant tour through her book of finely sculpted compositions — sometimes elegiac, sometimes evasive, always distinctly hers.
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This keeps verging on being poetic, funny, jolly; absurdly solemn processions, nonsense trios and lingering tableaus all variously overlap.
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Rounding to the nearest whole number for human purposes, we see that adventurous trios must be 2:1 male: female.
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Around the latter lounge shirtless white youths, singly, in pairs, or in trios, cropped and fragmented by the pictures' edges.
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Upon returning to Brooklyn, he took over managing his father's restaurant, Trios, which became a hub of intellectuals and artists.
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They formed the Goal-a-Game, or GAG, line with left wing Vic Hadfield, one of franchise's most famous trios.
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Choose between two trios of these rubs: Southern (Memphis, Carolina and New Orleans styles) or Western (Texas, Kansas City and California).
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At first, they stand in three trios, arms stretching upward as if playing, jerkily, at being trees — an image that returns.
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The "For you" list last week included an album of Beethoven's string trios that the Haggler will never again live without.
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More typical Bargemusic fare is planned for Saturday and Sunday: piano trios by Haydn and Mendelssohn, and a Brahms Violin Sonata.
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Luckily, ColourPop is making it even easier to stock up on affordable, best-selling illuminators with its latest reissue: highlighting trios.
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Now, the only question is, what other trios of '90s TV stars should the network follow if Hollywood Darlings takes off?
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The Wizards feature one of the league's best and most dynamic perimeter trios in John Wall, Bradley Beal, and Otto Porter.
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It was there he discovered, through the violinist Joseph Szigeti, the trios of Beethoven and Schubert, and formed a classical trio himself.
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Up and down the Los Angeles designer Jesse Kamm's account await trios of women wearing wide-legged sailor pants and no shoes.
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So the last one of each of these lists of three, these "tricky trios," is running through the last crossing down entry.
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On a stage in the central gallery, four days a week, Spectrum dancers perform duets and trios derived from Mr. Byrd's improvisations.
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Historically, many sisterly trios have been used to represent feminine power as a kind of dark, sinister antimatter in a male tragedy.
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In pairs or trios or alone, eventually merging into one group, the resilient dancers enter the space and rip into these tasks.
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"There are also smaller duets and trios that articulate different kinds of relationships that could potentially exist in the house," says Kelly.
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In terms of disposition, there's certainly a gulf between Sabrina's two witch trios – the Weird Sisters and the Spellmen women — and Mrs. Wardwell.
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Though the piece gives life and purpose to each one, it repeatedly makes us ask how they connect, with different duets and trios.
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The futuristic-looking style, perched high atop the head, was just spotted on one of the most iconic trios in the world right now.
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ColourPop's Lip Trios ring it at less than $12 and feature an Ultra Matte Lip, Lippie Stix, and a Lip Pencil in matching shades.
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You can get everything from mango dessert trios, their classic mango desserts mixed with coconut, mango and aloe jelly drinks, and so much more.
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Sure enough, Balanchine gives us six pairs, three quartets, two sextets and four trios, with those two demi-soloists often adding a further layer.
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After a previous engagement at the Pub and an appearance on the Joyce stage last year, the work returns with new duets and trios.
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He appears at Smalls alongside the bassist Rick Rosato and the drummer Jonathan Pinson, who form one of two trios featured on the record.
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As duets slipped into group numbers and solos into trios, the stage constantly (and aptly) buzzed with life — sunny, sweet, yet full of power.
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But their patterns occasionally match up in duets, trios and synchronized group sections, revealing a layer of collective organization beneath the seemingly chaotic surface.
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MIKE BAGGETTA TRIO AND ANDERS NILSSON TRIO (Wednesday) Two trios led by smart, introspective guitarists, each with a specific notion of small-group interplay.
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By the time the Shield broke up, turning Reigns loose from the tag and trios scene, it was already decided that Lesnar was it.
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Together, they play all three Brahms Piano Trios, a program that they have been presenting since 2015 and was released on a recording last year.
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It begins and ends with women, and at its center, two trios of women trade off forming and passing through golden gates, a beautiful image.
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In his early trios, it was something to revel in, touched by a beautiful, eager desire, drawing on Mr. Corea, Mr. Hancock and Brad Mehldau.
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Soon they are back, forming fragmented trios and duos, initially appearing as impersonal and abstract as the white globes that glide and flock above them.
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These male duos and trios, who become like best friends, then build more second-level alliances — forming a friendship group — which can last their entire lifetime.
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Straggling behind, he composed many pieces of his own: sonatas, trios and songs, with a violin concerto for his fifth wife, the violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter.
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A vocal part from "Trillium" might turn up as fodder for one of Mr. Braxton's improvising trios, or in performances of his other pieces for voice.
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Here are the deets: The wardrobe includes three stacked blush trios, for a total of nine cheek shades — a major steal considering the $35 price tag.
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A rapper, Win Nevaluze, gave Dr. Seuss the viral treatment by lending the Atlanta trios high energy triplet flow to There's a Wocket in My Pocket.
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A big plus: The refurbished timber that lines the waiting room serves as a brilliant acoustic backdrop for the jazz trios that play here on Saturday nights.
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Her melodious concerto, based in smooth but not monolithic chorale textures, opened into shifting, glinting trios, duets and solos that bespoke subtlety, humor, even tenderness at times.
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My Favorite Page Classical superstars have long come together to form chamber groups, and there is a particularly distinguished tradition of doing that for Brahms's piano trios.
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OF ALL OF literature's female trios, it is Chekhov's eponymous three sisters who seem to have inspired the most theatrical productions and adaptations, and for good reason.
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PARELES Secret Machines, one of the best trios of the aughts, released a live album this week that was recorded in 2006 at the Garage in London.
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But if you don't find your particular contour, concealer, and highlighter combo in the five curated trios, you can buy each one individually for your own custom kit.
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IF A SOLO male was, once upon a time, the traditional actor of narrative, female trios have often been given another task: illuminating a culture's traps and hypocrisies.
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Geragos continued to defend Brown in other trials, including publicly representing him following a club brawl with Drake, NBA star Tony Parker and other members of the trios' posse.
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The brand announced the first round of trios back in November, just in time for the holidays, and because they sold like hotcakes, the brand is doing it again.
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Eugene Drucker, Roberta Cooper and Beth Levin join forces for piano trios by three composers whose lives and music were inextricably linked: Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms.
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Eugene Drucker, Roberta Cooper and Beth Levin join forces for piano trios by three composers whose lives and music were inextricably linked: Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms.
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One of the best sister trios since Charmed, Haim, has released a rare new in-studio video steered by Boogie Nights and There Will Be Blood director Paul Thomas Anderson.
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Blockers is a tale of two trios: three teenage girls who make a pact to lose their virginity on prom night and three parents who are out to stop them.
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A later, more symmetrical image briefly shows the dancers in two close horizontal rows — five women almost overlapping with four men — just before the dance takes off into three trios.
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Some individual performances lacked the variety of Mr. Morau's meticulously twisted duets and trios, but "Vorònia" was a reminder that dance is often on the front line of innovative theater.
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Sarah had once alluded to reservations about her six children, who were two trios of biological siblings the couple had adopted from Texas in 2006 and 2009, the co-worker recalled.
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Throughout his solos, duets and trios, Mr. Abraham creates a dance in homage to Taylor's complex imagination, where humor was good and weird, yet pathos could be just around the corner.
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Baylor boasts wins over Oregon, Michigan State and Louisville – the final two while winning the Battle 4 Atlantis – and will be tested by one of the country's most talented backcourt trios.
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It made sense for trios and pairs to freelance around the map and, once you had those small groups roving around, your odds on your own weren't quite so bad either.
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Mix-and-match trios of young women — 21st-century variations on a meme of Betty Grable, Lauren Bacall and Marilyn Monroe in "How to Marry a Millionaire" — float through the city.
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The Tetzlaffs and Mr. Vogt are experienced in the Brahms trios, having released a fine recording of them last year, and on Wednesday they played the second, in C, with clearheaded pensiveness.
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During the break, there was a teen dunk expo with trampolines, which was hilarious and awesome; the teens did flips and bounced the ball to one another in pairs, then in trios.
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Arkansas features one of the top scoring trios in the country, and the Razorbacks' slim NCAA Tournament hopes remain alive thanks to a three-game winning streak entering Wednesday's contest at Alabama.
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It also included Obscure Player alumni like Mario Marois, Bill "Builder Lego" Derlago, and one of the obscure greatest goaltender trios ever in "Pokey" Reddick, Daniel "The Bandit" Berthiaume, and Steve Penney.
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"We all agree on a lyrical theme—it's not a rule it's just something that helps to harmonise all the voices—then we all write lyrics in groups and trios," explains Salka.
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A stand-up bassist, he was perhaps best known for a trilogy of albums with titles derived from the number of players on each track: "Solo" (1983), "Duets" (1988) and "Trios" (1994).
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In tandem with Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili — under the famously demanding push of Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich along the way — Parker formed one of the most successful trios in league history.
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There are four across entries — 20173, 38, 64 and 87 — that share the theme's trait today, a trait that is partly explained by the puzzle's title ("Tricky Trios"), and partly by 105A.
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This progressive young trio puts him into context by performing two of his trios with works responding to them: John Zorn's "Ghosts" and Reiko Füting's "Free — Whereof — Wherefore," which receives its premiere.
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Each time, tables that began as discrete pairs and trios ended as friends, walking out together into the night — poorer, depending on how many drinks they downed, but giddier, and more mystified.
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Ahead, 29 of Amazon's most essential stuffing material; from cotton-wool socks to organic bamboo bandaids, lip-balm tin trios, hot sauce samplers, and even some good-old-fashioned underwear (thanks, Santa).
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In 2015, Toffee-tastics, a butter cookie containing bits of toffee, and Trios, a peanut butter, chocolate chips, and whole-grain oat cookie, became the first two GF options the organization ever released.
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People sang and danced as they made their way through the city's historic streets following "electric trios," or sound cars, where performers stand on top of big trucks flanked by massive sound systems.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday she appears in two different trios: Sam Newsome on saxophone and Andrew Cyrille on drums the first night; Andrew Bishop on saxophone and Tom Rainey on drums the second.
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Any other choreographer could learn from the dazzling structural felicity of one sextet, in which solos, duets and trios so continually overlap and merge into one another (with gender roles changing as well).
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Puzzle notes: AMANDA AND KARL: We originally had LAST MAN STANDING as the revealer but realized after brainstorming that there were trios we liked with a non-"man" as the last one listed.
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Here, colored lights play across the grid, and a line of dancers spools in silhouette along one wall (reminiscent of Jerome Robbins's "Glass Pieces"), as duets, trios and larger groupings mutate center stage.
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The music, by Akira Miyoshi and Michael Gordon, is more urgent — tremolos on marimba, mysterious and thunderous — and the choreography is more agitated: an exchange of whiplash duets and trios like excited molecules.
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Some of his students — the guitarist Mary Halvorson, the cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum, the saxophonist André Vida, the drummer Tyshawn Sorey — have been part of his ensembles, which range from improvising trios to orchestras.
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Certainly that's the case with the pianist Emanuel Ax, the violinist Leonidas Kavakos and the cellist Yo-Yo Ma. On a recent, superb Sony recording of Brahms's three trios, their individual personalities combine beautifully.
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The Swedish soprano Miah Persson, the lone live presence on stage as the Woman, also appears in the 3-D film in two seemingly identical manifestations, often singing duets, and even trios, with herself.
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It has always seemed right and proper that the Brontës and (the original) Kardashians came in threes, and of course, there's an entire pop-music history of female trios, going back to the Supremes.
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Of all the skills he has flashed this season, the ability to come out of nowhere and dunk on top of trios and quartets of floor-bound rebounders has to be the most unexpected.
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As the co-worker recalled, Sarah had once alluded to reservations about her six children, two trios of biological siblings reportedly adopted from Texas in 2006 and 2009: Abigail, Devonte, Hannah, Jeremiah, Markis and Sierra.
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Here, the beauty of the words along with Mr. McDonald's costumes — silky white tunics for the women and deconstructed sailor suits for the men — overwhelm Ms. Lang's landscape of slippery, ever-shifting duets and trios.
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Mr. Abrahamsen used his Bach arrangements as a model for two large-scale canons, written for a deliberately symmetrical instrumentation: a nonet comprising two trios of winds and strings, two pianos and a single percussionist.
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There were several well-known piano trios in Rio at the time, but Salvador, who was listening to Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, said he found their approaches too slick and "organized" for his taste.
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Gifted with a superb touch and an impressive repertoire of tricks, Neymar was part of one of the most devastating strike trios the game has ever seen, playing at Barcelona alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez.
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With the young Queen Victoria often in the audience, the world's foremost ballerinas appeared there, sometimes in duets, trios and quartets, with Perrot making creative breakthroughs in terms of both narrative ballet and pure-dance divertissements.
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I played in a lot of bands over the years: Psychedelic jam bands, jazz trios, funk bands, a soul band, an experimental synth duo...I started playing a lot more solo piano to make a living.
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The year before, they had also added Rah-Rah Raisins as well as two gluten-free varieties — Trios and its Toffee-tastic cookies — though Toffee-tastic is the only variety currently still offered of the three.
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The 210-275 Happ leads the team in scoring (264) and rebounds (9.2), while seniors Bronson Koenig (14.1 points) and Hayes (13.3, 5.9) give the Badgers one of the best all-around trios in the country.
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Mozart's very courageous and breathtaking gesture is to treat all people of all classes as equals in the quartets and sextets and trios, where people of very different social status are treated equally by the music.
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In 1829 Johann Dobereiner, a German, noticed a curiosity about these trios (members of groups now known, respectively, as alkali metals, alkaline earths and halogens), and also another triplet that shared similar properties: sulphur, selenium and tellurium.
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The opening and closing numbers, trios for the tap dancers, end in the same way: Dormeshia high-fives each of the guys, who then cross their arms and stand sideways while she, arms out, poses in the center.
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And the triple-protagonist setup, allowing you to switch between Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles (assuming you're using Team Sonic; other trios were available) to use each character's unique abilities, was a neat new twist on the series's staple gameplay.
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Another nutritional note of interest: The Thin Mint, Peanut Butter Patties, Lemonade and Thanks-a-lot cookies are vegan, and the Toffee-tastic (made with rice flour) and Trios cookies (made with gluten free whole grain oats) are gluten-free.
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We're having acts from all over the world come and perform, and there's going to be groups, there's going to be soloists, there's going to be duets and trios, but also, every form of dance you can possibly think of.
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The entire game — including how firefights are designed to play out and the way subclass abilities combine together — is oriented around trios and being able to adequately provide cover, heal, and revive members of your squad throughout an intense fight.
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Anthony Davis met the media in Los Angeles on Saturday for the first time since he was traded to the Lakers and expressed his enthusiasm about joining LeBron James and DeMarcus Cousins to create one of the NBA's top trios.
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He closed a bit for the Yankees while Aroldis Chapman served a suspension, before forming one of the all-time great relief trios with the triple-digit throwing Cuban and Dellin Betances—probably three of the five best relievers in baseball.
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Mr. Peacock, a bassist best known for his work in trios led by Keith Jarrett and Bill Evans, has developed a lissome rapport with the members of his own three-piece combo: the pianist Marc Copland and the drummer Joey Baron.
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Both feature trios of women, but in the end, both are really solo acts: In "Three Tall Women," an elderly, bigoted, repressed matriarch is haunted by her own past (her caretaker and estate attorney are the other two titular women).
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PARELES Two Washington, D.C. trios that aren't afraid to think and rock at the same time are returning this spring: Ex Hex's "It's Real" is due March 22 and Priests' "The Seduction of Kansas" will be released on April 5.
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A veteran actor and frequent director, Mr. Santiago-Hudson is hampered by the constant — and rather deadening, not to mention stage-crowding — presence of the Head Man and the Lord's General, seated on gold and silver thrones and surrounded by trios of assistants.
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And in this brief run, he'll lead two trios: his working band, with Ameen Saleem on bass and Jeremy Clemons on drums (Tuesday); and a special unit with a pair of his esteemed elders, the bassist Ray Drummond and the drummer Billy Hart.
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The series presents Mr. Iyer with several trios, and in repeat engagements with the writer Teju Cole; the alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa; the rapper Himanshu Suri; the guitarist Prasanna and tabla player Nitin Mitta; the pianist Craig Taborn; and Fieldwork, a collective trio.
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That's about the sum of the new update, although Fortnite does now include three new limited time games: three-person squad "trios," a "solid gold" mode that uses legendary weapons and "one shot," a sniper-only battle set in a low-gravity environment.
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The world of le guide Michelin is one full of celeriac foam and trios of deconstructed duck, so the fact that a restaurant serving humble ramen now stood in the same company as the Jiros and Alan Ducasses of the world made waves.
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At his four-day Stone residency, he will lead a different small group each night: trios on Tuesday and Thursday, and duos on the other nights (with Billy Martin on Wednesday and John Medeski on Friday, both members of Medeski, Martin and Wood).thestonenyc.
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To this noncomprehensive list we can also add the female trios that are a hallmark of American contemporary literature, including Jane Smiley's 21979 Lear update, "A Thousand Acres," and Toni Morrison's 21990 "Beloved," which features a trinity of indelible women: mother, daughter and titular ghost.
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The Thunder convinced Anthony to waive his no-trade clause in September 2017 and acquired the high-scoring forward from the Knicks in hopes that he could develop a chemistry with George and the All-Star guard Russell Westbrook on par with the league's top trios.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH at 1 minute 5 seconds This week, I asked the superstar trio of Yo-Yo Ma, Leonidas Kavakos and Emanuel Ax to choose a favorite page from the three piano trios written by Johannes Brahms, as they began an American tour with the pieces.
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However, there's one catch: Unlike other fan-favorite duos and trios, this makeup and skin-care set will only be available for four weeks, so if you like what you see, we suggest you hop to it and add it to cart before it's gone for good.
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Regardless of what type of pops you're dealing with come Sunday, one of the unique gift ideas ahead will surely get a smile out of the big guy — from grownup-approved LEGO architecture models to indoor grilling gadgetry, kickass hot sauce trios, funky patterned sock packs, and much more.
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Some of the best matches on Robot Wars were between trios of socially inept thirtysomethings from Kettering, or Ipswich, who had spent the last two years of their lives building the machines and were ready to literally kill each other in order to bask in the glory of victory.
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"The Great Shepherd and the Black Goat, Three Headed Trios and the Pale Child Bakkalon, the Lord of Light, and the Butterfly God of Naath, and there swollen in green heft devoured by crabs, the Drowned God festered with the Red Sea Horse, still dripping from its hair," the chapter reads.
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In the coming week at the Stone, across four evenings, he gathers a different band each night: On Wednesday and Thursday, there are trios (featuring the bassist Mark Helias and the drummer Tom Rainey on the first night, then the saxophonist Brian Settles and the drummer Chad Taylor on the second).
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Ms. Block ended up playing Fifer, one of the Three Little Pigs — you might say it was the first in an amusing group of power trios, including the plotting friends in the Broadway musical "9 to 5" (she was Judy Bernly, Jane Fonda's part in the film) and now, of course, the Chers.
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Mostly the action moves fluidly, suggesting alliances and factions as the group moves from trios to pairs to groups, splitting into mirror-image circles, reassembling in vertical lines as Mr. McGregor responds to the escalating drama of Mr. Salonen's score (brilliantly performed by the Royal Opera House orchestra, conducted on Saturday by the composer).
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The latest line of products — which includes a 14-pan eyeshadow palette, two high gloss trios, an illuminating setting spray, mini liquid lipsticks, a matte lip kit, a four-piece blush set, an illuminating face primer, a shimmering eye glaze and a highlighter-blush duo — started selling out just hours after it launched on kyliecosmetics.
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Among the featured talent are the Latin-jazz pianist and bandleader Eddie Palmieri; the saxophonists David Murray, Lakecia Benjamin and Terrace Martin, with their respective bands; the British groove band GoGo Penguin; the singers Sofia Rei, Taylor McFerrin, Krystle Warren and Kandace Springs; and agile trios led by the guitarists Marc Ribot and Julian Lage. bricartsmedia.org. Oct. 11-15.
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But don't take my word for it—collected below are stories from people who have been part of pairs, trios, or quads and have been through a non-monogamous relationship and come out the other side (and in many cases, gone right back in again.) Because while there are a million ways to define being together, being apart looks pretty much the same for everybody.
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New York Knicks, fourth quarter (March 2, 1962)"Piano Man," Billy Joel (1973)"People Get Ready," The Impressions (1965)"Statesboro Blues", Blind Willie McTell (1928)"Robert and Clara Schumann Complete Piano Trios," The Beaux Arts Trio (1972)Vic and Sade, "Decoration Day" (June 4, 1937)"Where Did Our Love Go," The Supremes"Wild Cat Blues," Clarence Williams' Blue Five (1923) Have something to add to this story?
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Mel Brooks, who wrote and directed "The Producers" has long said that the only way to rob people like the NAZIs of their powers is to make fun of them (warning: This Die Spiegel interview behind this link contains strong and possibly offensive language.) 7D: "Quartets after some infighting?" was a fun clue and answer (TRIOS), although it assumed that only one person leaves the quartet.
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These conflicts are enacted among pairs, trios, and quartets of allies and antagonists, while, in a move as noteworthy as the swapping of roles and allegiances among the players, Sullivan pays careful attention to the reactions of the secondary and tertiary characters — even those glimpsed for a moment in the corner of the screen — who, in their witnessing or avoidance of events, tell stories of their own.
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The trio "Hockey" (1978) was a curtain raiser for the grander "Cobra" (1984), in which the musicians — waving their hands in the air, holding up certain numbers of fingers, tapping their noses — incite one another into short duos and trios as they also look for certain organizing principles from Mr. Zorn, who as prompter lifts and lowers cue cards (one signal) and dons and removes a baseball hat (another).
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Yet here, as trios of young women passionately sing along to the line "there's more to life than sleeping in and getting high with you", pumping their arms like they're singing along to a heart-rendering karaoke classic, I can't help thinking about how, often, the perspective of Drake's songs can be genderless – which is why I can hear screams of "Feel No Ways" in my ears in varying shifts and tones.
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