Why is this trending so much today on the “most popular names today” cloud?
I can understand most of them–they’re usually either [name]Berry[/name] favorites or have something to do with celebrities–but where did [name]Ever[/name] come from? Does anybody know?
I’m just insanely curious, lol. I also thought people might be looking at it as a girls’ name, but it’s just showing up as a boys’ name? Still, I don’t have a clue what could be going on to make people so curious about [name]Ever[/name]…
I think that’s the name that [name]Alanis[/name] Morissette chose for her baby boy; but I’m pretty sure that that was several months ago, so I’m not sure why it’s tending now.
Yeah, I know, like, where could it have come from? I rarely hear [name]Ever[/name] talked about for a boy at all. If anything I hear it discussed for a girl, or as a nn for Everleigh, or just Everleigh in general. People have suggested it as a nn for [name]Everett[/name] when I decided to add it to my list, but I didn’t think it was that widespread that it was the most searched name on Nameberry today… it’s so weird, lol!
Yeah, I don’t understand [name]Katniss[/name] still being up there either.
I know [name]Ever[/name] Banega, who plays football in [name]Valencia[/name], just renewed his contract until 2015 but I don’t think there are that many [name]Argentina[/name] fans or [name]Valencia[/name] fans who would search the name on here
I was watching Toddlers and Tiaras on [name]Wednesday[/name] night and one of the main girls names was [name]Ever[/name] [name]Rose[/name]. I don’t know if that had anything to do with it or not though.
There’s a couple of celebrity kids named [name]Ever[/name] and [name]Everly[/name]/Everleigh, so maybe that’s it?
@ [name]Lucy[/name]: Frankly, I’d be surprised if [name]Katniss[/name] and other Hunger Games names weren’t getting attention, what with the movie getting ready to come out in a couple of months. There’s already a [name]Baby[/name] [name]Berry[/name] with the MN Finnick, so why not a little [name]Katniss[/name]?
IDK but can you imagine how confusing it would be to have a name thats also a commonly used word? Or how many “have you ever [name]Ever[/name]” jokes the poor kid would hear?
There is a movie version of the story coming out soon and it was listed in People magazine recently as the most anticipated film of the year, even topping The Dark [name]Knight[/name] Returns and The Hobbit.