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bjcuntis: Ass blaster...LWKMD!The thing dey serious ☺º°˚˚°ºo.... |
mstik:LMFAO here too ![]() |
bjcuntis: Guy hw far u nau where r d rest?U no want chill ni? Can u recheck please? |
1. Hiya, Drake. Now ur turn, which one is ur favorite? Curbed From: www.mtv.co.za/news/top-10-nicki-minaj-anaconda-memes/
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2. We have lift-off!
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3. Sam Smith: not-so-secret Barb
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4. Nicki didn’t seem impressed by this meme, captioning it “But why?” on Instagram
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5. Marge Simpson, professional Nicki Minaj impersonator.
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6. Liberty or death.
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7. Does that tickle, Nicki?
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8. My, Simba, how you’ve grown!
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9. LOL! Nicki's booty makes another appearance in a famous artwork.
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While Nicki Minaj has announced that her new single Anaconda’s release has been pushed back a week, that hasn’t stopped Barbz, celebs and Nicki herself from having a little fun with its bootylicious artwork. Sam Smith is the latest person to create an Anaconda meme, by sticking his head on Nicki’s body, and we have to say we think he looks great! Check out the rest of my favourite Nicki Minaj memes in the gallery, from Marge Simpson to Drizzy Drake… We don’t need to Google Nicki’s ass– it’s definitely RIGHT HERE! 10. Move over Monalisa!
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From Marge Simpson to Sam Smith, these are my favourite memes to come from Nicki’s new single artwork… By Jennifer Lynn
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Mysterious! |
Syenite: We also have:Thanks for the info. But am sorry, all these aren't famous like the 15 brothers in the article. |
tuffgongjo: you don't really get my point which some are not suppose to be on the list.U're the one that doesn't understand me. See like I said, those u mentioned are perfect. But if I should ask u, how many of them won the UEFA Champions League? And how many Title do they won in total? |
tuffgongjo: perfectly but most of the brothers aren't in d limelight,d list is a little faulty sha cus d kroos brothers are plying their trade in bundesliga but were not mentioned but where as a brother who has never played in d mainstream is deemed popular because his brother is.U're still saying the same thing like ur previous comment. Though, my previous reply is still the perfect answer to this! |
seankay: Damn! Just look at the 'similarity in altitude' btw eden and kylian hazard, they so much look alikeThat's why they are brothers! |
tuffgongjo: I think d Palacios brothers deserve a mention because they are d first four(4)brothers to be included in a WC squad(2010).I understand ur points. The article was about the 15 most famous brothers in football. Not the only 15 brothers in football. I hope u grab that ![]() All those u mentioned are right, but the survey didn't find them as famous as these 15 listed in the article. Judging from the accolades won, am sure most of those u mentioned weren't up there with those listed above. Let me know if u understand my points? |
veezy84:Kindly recheck! |
damimola: waiting for the restHave u recheck? |
The Baresi Brothers #1. Giuseppe Baresi and Franco Baresi Nationality: Italian Age: 56 and 54 respectively. Giuseppe Baresi, a former Inter Milan regular having played over 400 matches for the Nerazzurri, currently works as a technical assistant at the club, while his younger brother, Franco Baresi played for arch-rivals AC Milan, and was even named their Player of the Century back in 1999, and was further added by Pele in his list of 125 Greatest Living Footballers. Both the brothers had trophy-laden careers with the two sharing six Serie A titles, three Champions League trophies and six UEFA Super Cups. CREDIT TO: www.sportskeeda.com/slideshow/football-15-most-famous-brothers-football
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The Charlton Brothers #2. Jack Charlton and Bobby Charlton Nationality: English Age: 79 and 76 respectively. Jack Charlton was part of the England team that had won the 1966 World Cup along with his younger brother, Bobby Charlton who is considered to be one of the greatest Englishmen to have played the game of football. Both the brothers had spent their entire career with one team, Jack represented Leeds from 1950 to 1973, during which he led the club to the Second and First Division title, the FA Cup, the League Cup and also the Charity Shield, while Bobby who had made his Manchester United debut in 1956, captained the side to a European Cup victory, which was a first for any English side. Bobby holds the record of having scored more goals than any other English, or Manchester United striker in the history, and even held the record for the most club appearances until United’s current assistant manager Ryan Giggs broke it.
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The Neville Brothers #3. Gary Neville and Phil Neville Nationality: English Age: 39 and 37 respectively. The brothers who defended the flanks for club as well as for country have enriched British football due to their contribution in the past two decades. Both of them had started their careers with Manchester United, with the elder one ending his career at the same club. After retiring from professional football, Gary Neville has tried his hand at punditry and is a commentator for Sky Sports. He has won 8 Premier League titles, 3 FA Cups and 2 League Cups. Eventually, Gary Neville has also won a Champions League trophy in the year 1999 along with Phil Neville and the Sir Alex Ferguson’s ‘Class of 92′. One of the most versatile footballers in England, Phil Neville has announced his departure from Everton FC at the end of the season. Before joining Everton in the year 2005, along with Gary, Phil also has won numerous trophies under Sir Alex Ferguson which includes 6 Premier League titles, 3 FA Cups and a Champions League trophy.
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The Cannavaro Brothers #4. Fabio Cannavaro and Paolo Cannavaro Nationality: Italian Age: 40 and 33 respectively. Fabio Cannavaro is perhaps one of the greatest centre backs to have graced the game, and his accolades include the FIFA World Player of the Year award that he had won in 2006, making him the only defender to win the award in a decade, and only the third defender to ever win it at all. Cannavaro’s younger brother Paolo is also a centre back, and a very good one at that. He currently plays for Serie A side Sassuolo. Both of them played together at Parma with Paolo making his debut after coming in to replace his brother as a substitute in a match against Leece.
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The Laudrup Brothers #5. Michael Laudrup and Brian Laudrup Nationality: Danish [b]Age:[b] 50 and 45 respectively. The Laudrup brothers are one of the most recognisable sibling-pair in football, with both of them having sharing numerous trophies and individual accolades. Both the Laudrup brothers are regarded as one of the greatest football players; Michael was awarded the title of being the Golden Player of Denmark by the Danish FA as he stood out as their best player in the past 50 years, while Brian had himself won the Danish Footballer of the Year award a record four times. If you look at their trophy cabinet, the duo share two Serie A titles, two UEFA Champions League title, three Scottish Premier Division, five La Liga trophies and many more.
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The Toure Brothers #6. Kolo Toure and Yaya Toure Nationality: Ivorian Age: 33 and 31 respectively. Previously a group of three, the Toure Brothers had recently lost their youngest, Ibrahim Toure following a battle with cancer. Yaya, who has 82 caps with the Ivory Coast national team, has won the La Liga twice and a Champions League with Barcelona, and two Premier League titles with his current team Manchester City. Kolo, on the other hand, was a part of the Arsenal team that had won the Premier League title in the 2003/04 season, and another one with Manchester City in the 2011/12 season, currently plays for Liverpool.
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The Ferdinand Brothers #7. Rio Ferdinand and Anton Ferdinand [b]Nationality: English Age: 35 and 29 respectively. Unlike Rio, Anton may not have enjoyed the same glorious character, having represented WestHam, Sunderland, QPR, Bursaspor, Antalyaspor and currently Thai club Police United, the defender is best known for his feud against Chelsea defender John Terry. Rio, on the other hand, had been one of Manchester United’s best players for the last ten years. Rio has represented England at the highest level 81 times, while Anton has failed to receive a call up yet. With Manchester United, Rio has won the Premier League six times, and even bagged a Champions League victory in 2008.
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The Boateng Brothers 8. Kevin-Prince Boateng and Jérôme Boateng Nationality: Ghanaian and German Age: 27 and 25 respectively. Unlike most of the brothers in this list, the Boateng brothers represent not only two different clubs, but two different nations altogether; Kevin is a Ghanaian international, while Jerome is a starter for the German national team. Both of them were raised in Germany, but Kevin went onto accept the offer from the Ghana Football Association to play for their national team. Kevin, who currently plays for Schalke, has played for clubs like Milan, Dortmund and Tottenham. Jereme, on the other hand, who is a defender has been a permanent figure at the Allianz Arena, having won the UEFA Champions League and Bundesliga with Bayern Munich.
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The Da-Silva Twins #9. Rafael da Silva and Fabio da Silva Nationality: Brazil Age: Both of them are 24 years old. The da Silva brothers had both started their careers at Fluminense, and then later moved on to join 20-times Premier League champions Manchester United. Rafael, perhaps the better of the two is still at Old Trafford while Fabio, who had failed to cement his place at the club, is currently playing for Cardiff after a season-long loan at QPR. The duo has often drawn comparison to the Neville brothers, and given their young age, you could still say that they could go onto be as successful as the Neville brothers were.
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Can u recheck please?
The boatengs nko........don't start racism here ooo...ahan