Russell Wilson didn't Google his love note to Ciara
Laugh at Russell Wilson all you want. He doesn't care.
The Seattle Seahawks quarterback got some media attention on Thursday when some enterprising journalists discovered that a love note Wilson sent to girlfriend Ciara on social media was most likely lifted from something he found from a search engine.
Here was the message in question:
PM #WCW I kissed her & she had honey sweet lips that were lilac soft w/ a loving & affectionate personality @Ciara pic.twitter.com/qwxXkfWnCK
— Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) January 28, 2016
And it was pointed out that:
oh no pic.twitter.com/kpSw16wJHO
— Natalie (@natalieweiner) January 28, 2016
And people laughed and laughed. But do you think Wilson cares? Heck no. He's too much in love. Check this out:
Hahaha actually I prefer @Bing to describe my love... #StillCantFindEnoughWords
— Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) January 28, 2016
See? He didn't use Google. And it would make sense that he would use Bing because ...
But he wasn't done. Wilson took it up a notch:
Oh, lord! By the way, there's a song by the band Weezer called "Da Vinci" and one lyric says:
"Rosetta Stone could not translate you." Coincidence?
But Russell still wasn't done. And he's building on his Rosetta Stone reference.
Good for you, Russell. Be in love. And lift from whomever you want. You're not turning in a physics paper. There's no need to cite a source. Let the haters do their thing. They're the ones probably crying into a bowl of soup at night.
Describing this beauty, I would need all the diction & syntax from 6,000+ languages in the world #MyWords ? @Ciara pic.twitter.com/QVF6Nos2Q7
— Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) January 28, 2016
