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Drake's Instantly Iconic "Hotline Bling" Sweater and More Great Moments in Turtleneck History

By Celebrity News Wire on October 20, 2015

If you logged into Twitter Monday night, there’s a good chance you saw a ton of chatter about Drake’s new “Hotline Bling” music video (in between all the Star Wars reactions. And the Gilmore Girls reunion reactions. It was a big night!). Specifically, the Twittersphere was going crazy about the rapper’s dance moves — and his incredibly cozy-looking beige turtleneck sweater.

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If you haven’t watched it yet, by all means.

There’s no denying that Drake makes ribbed knits look good. The video got us thinking about other notable turtleneck moments in pop-culture history — and there’s a surprising number of them. From an NSYNC classic to Steve Jobs’ iconic mock turtleneck, Drake is in good company. Here, look back at some of our favorites.

NSYNC’s “This I Promise You” video

NSYNC had a ton of fashion misfires — yellow sunglasses, Chris Kirkpatrick’s pineapple hair, whatever this is — but they looked straight out of a Tommy Hilfiger ad in arguably the coziest music video ever made. Who wouldn’t want to get lost in the forest with these five cashmere-clad fellas?

Ron Burgundy, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

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Nothing says “Stay classy, San Diego” quite like Will Ferrell in his signature off-duty turtleneck.

Rizzo in the Grease opening song

Cartoon Rizzo captures how we all feel when putting on a turtleneck. We never saw her as much of a sweater gal anyway.

Steve Jobs

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The late Apple CEO was known for his incredible vision — and his signature black mock turtlenecks. Although the style was believed to be a St. Croix design, it was later revealed that Jobs had them custom-made by Japanese designer Issey Miyake.

Shania Twain c. 1999

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Come on Over-era Shania was literally always wearing a turtleneck. In some cases, it didn’t even have to connect to the rest of her dress.

Marilyn Monroe

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Marilyn proves that a classic black turtleneck can be really, really sexy.

Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct

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The item of clothing at the centerpiece of one of the ’90s most iconic film scenes? None other than a white turtleneck dress (and famously nothing else).

Which iconic turtleneck moment is your favorite? And are you listening to “Hotline Bling” on repeat today too?

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