Alabama came back in the second half of the College Football Playoff Championship Game to win it at 26-23 in overtime, but its first-half performance was bad. That inspired a sick burn from a Twitter user.
“In just a few minutes Kendrick Lamar scored more than Alabama did in an entire half,” Shauna Wright tweeted after rapper Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show.
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In just a few minutes Kendrick Lamar scored more than Alabama did in an entire half. #NationalChampionship
— shauna (@goldengateblond) January 9, 2018
Wright also had a hilarious comment on President Donald Trump apparently not knowing the lyrics to the National Anthem.
“BREAKING: The lyrics to ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ just made the finals in Trump’s ‘fake news’ awards,” she wrote.
BREAKING: The lyrics to ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ just made the finals in Trump’s “fake news” awards.
— shauna (@goldengateblond) January 9, 2018
“Having Trump and Nick Saban in the same place will likely end with a Ghostbusters-style plume of evil spirits rushing out of the stadium,” Wright wrote in another tweet.
Having Trump and Nick Saban in the same place will likely end with a Ghostbusters-style plume of evil spirits rushing out of the stadium. #NationalChampionship
— shauna (@goldengateblond) January 9, 2018
Wright is a Twitter personality with over 207,000 followers. She is also a content strategist at Weedmaps, based in San Francisco.
Alabama came back to tie the game, but missed the field goal, sending it into overtime.
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