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Miami’s Starting Quarterback Is The Son Of The “Bye Felicia” Girl From Friday
Posted by: Brandon Zellers in Cardinal Football August 25, 2014 7 Comments
Miami starting quarterback, Brad Kaaya, probably thought that next Monday’s season opener against Louisville would be a day off for him. Kaaya knocked the well traveled transfer, Jake Heapps, out of contention for the starting job against the Cardinals.
Kaaya now has the daunting task of not losing his new job on what was supposed to be his day off. Your Louisville Cardinals should dispatch of Kaaya and the ‘Canes and send them packing back down to south beach.
The Hurricane football team might want to begin saying their good-bye’s to the city of Louisville sometime around the third quarter. Any Louisville fans that wish to be hospitable towards Kaaya may want to hit him with a “Bye Felicia” as he departs, as it was certainly a phrase he heard often while growing up.
Kaaya’s mother is Angela Means-Kaaya, is otherwise known as Felicia from the hit movie Friday. Friday is a classic American film that satirizes daily life in the streets of Compton. Friday stars Chris Tucker and Ice Cube, and was known as F Gary Gray’s directorial debut. Friday spawned two sequels that featured big names such as Mike Epps and Katt Williams. I would suggest that everyone watches the Friday movies so they can know how Ice Cube felt about his life in Southern California.
Felicia’s character is the broke girl in the hood always looking to burrow someone’s property and not return it. While Mrs. Means-Kaaya is undoubtedly a wonderful woman, I am going to say that her son borrowed this job.
Kaaya is a true freshman who just earned the job a few days ago. Lorenzo Mauldin and Charles Gaines have been sitting on their front porch discussing the freshman quarterback with much interest. Brad Kaaya will be looking at his teammates like Red looked at Smokey once Mauldin and Gaines are through with him.
Brad Kaaya says that he enjoys the fact that his mother’s catchphrase is becoming increasingly popular in today’s internet lexicon. Louisville fans should be hospitable towards Kaaya and use the term anytime they get within ear shot of the young man.
Kaaya may change his mind about the salutation once he is Deebo’d by Lorenzo Mauldin a few times. Things may not work out for Kaaya on Monday, and he may have to go live with his uncle to lay low for a little while. I hope Kaaya writes it down and takes a picture, and I would kill for an appearance from Money Mike.
