hilary won more love it or list it.
hilary won more love it or list it.
who won more love it or list it?
hilary
the homeowners then meet with hilary and david, who pose a question to them: the homeowners must choose either to "love it," meaning that they will continue to live in their current home with the renovations, or to "list it," meaning that they will buy one of the homes david showed them and sell their current home. at this stage, all else being equal hilary is at a theoretical disadvantage: although hilary's renovations increase the attractiveness of her "love it" option by improving the current home's livability, they simultaneously increase the attractiveness of david's "list it" option by increasing the current home's resale value and thereby decreasing the net cost of acquiring any given new home that he proposes. by contrast, david's efforts to maximize the attractiveness of his "list it" option do not provide hilary any offsetting benefit increasing the attractiveness of her "love it" option. despite this disadvantage, as of the end of season 9 hilary leads by an overall tally of 90 "love its" against 64 "list its."
love it or list it
"entertainment weekly" magazine ranked "crazy in love" forty-seven in its list of the 100 greatest summer songs. the song was listed at number three on "rolling stone"s list of the 50 best songs of the 2000s decade in 2009, and as the one-hundred-and-eighteenth greatest song of all time on the magazine's list of the 500 greatest songs of all time (2010), as well as ranking it at number two on the list singles of the year, and at number three on their 100 best songs of the 2000s list, writing: "the horns weren't a hook. they were a herald: pop's new queen had arrived.". "nme" staff voted "crazy in love" the best song of the 2000s, calling it "a dancefloor-destroying howitzer of a pop song.", also ranking it at number nineteen on their list of five hundred best songs of all time. the song was ranked at number four on pitchfork media's list of the top 500 tracks of the 2000s, number seven on "the daily telegraph'"s list of the best songs of the decade and number six on "slant"s list of the 100 best singles of the decade. in september 2011, vh1 ranked "crazy in love" number one on its list of the 100 greatest songs of the 2000s. in october 2011, to mark "nme"s fifteenth birthday, its staff members selected the one-hundred-and-fifty tracks "that have meant the most to [them] over the site's lifetime", placing "crazy in love" at number sixteen. in 2012, the song was ranked at number twenty-two on "billboard"s list of "top 50 'love' songs of all time". in 2013, john boone and jennifer cady of e! placed the song at number one on their list of ten best beyoncé's songs, writing: "it's the song that started it all. the definitive best beyoncé jam is her first, complete with a guest spot by now-husband jay z, a killer hook and a chorus of horns that you have to dance to. literally have to, pavlovian conditioning-style." in a 2013 list of jay z's 20 biggest "billboard" hits, "crazy in love" was ranked at number one. on july 5, 2013, "nme" magazine named "crazy in love" "the best pop song of the century". "q" ranked the song at number fifty-nine on their list of 1001 best songs ever. it was also ranked at number two on "the village voice"s list pazz + jop 2003.
crazy in love