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| − | Football player/aspiring YouTube singing star who is the center of a late-2017 plotline in long-running sports soap opera comic ''[http://www.gocomics.com/gilthorp/ Gil Thorp]''. Soto's Uncle Gary, a wannabe Colonel Tom Parker of the viral video era, is pushing to market him as "Ricardo" because it "plays up [his] heritage" (15 Nov. 2017). | + | Football player/aspiring YouTube singing star who is the center of a late-2017 plotline in long-running sports soap opera comic ''[http://www.gocomics.com/gilthorp/ Gil Thorp]''. Soto's Uncle Gary, a wannabe Colonel Tom Parker of the viral video era, is pushing to market him as "Ricardo" because it "plays up [his] heritage" (15 Nov. 2017). That heritage really comes out in the songs Soto has been shown performing: "Mack the Knife" (21 Sept. 2017), Ed Sheeran's "Give Me Love" (12 Oct. 2017), and the national anthem (8 Nov. 2017). |
| − | Side note: There | + | Side note: There is a shockingly large number of people who seem to either love, or [https://gilthorp.wordpress.com love to hate], ''Gil Thorp'', a strip we always skipped past on the way to ''Calvin and Hobbes'' and ''The Far Side.'' |
[[Category:2017|Soto, Rick]] | [[Category:2017|Soto, Rick]] | ||
[[Category:Comic strips|Soto, Rick]] | [[Category:Comic strips|Soto, Rick]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:38, 8 January 2018
Football player/aspiring YouTube singing star who is the center of a late-2017 plotline in long-running sports soap opera comic Gil Thorp. Soto's Uncle Gary, a wannabe Colonel Tom Parker of the viral video era, is pushing to market him as "Ricardo" because it "plays up [his] heritage" (15 Nov. 2017). That heritage really comes out in the songs Soto has been shown performing: "Mack the Knife" (21 Sept. 2017), Ed Sheeran's "Give Me Love" (12 Oct. 2017), and the national anthem (8 Nov. 2017).
Side note: There is a shockingly large number of people who seem to either love, or love to hate, Gil Thorp, a strip we always skipped past on the way to Calvin and Hobbes and The Far Side.
