'Good, better, best' didn't start with Bears — just ask Cubs great Billy Williams

omg I'm literally dyin over this!!! 😂 Billy Williams is a total legend and I'm not surprised he came up with that iconic phrase - its so inspirational 💪! I love how it's been adopted by other athletes like Coach Johnson and Tim Duncan, it just shows how powerful the human mind can be 🤯. And the fact that Billy himself is enjoying seeing it echoed by younger players makes me happy 💕. The Cubs are gonna crush it against the Rams, and I'm all about that energy 🔥! 👍
 
omg I love this story about Billy Williams 😊, i had no idea that phrase was even like that! its so cool how its been passed down through generations and now the Chicago Bears are using it too 🏈, its amazing how something so simple can have such a big impact on people's lives...
 
🤔 The Cubs Hall of Famer's secret chant 🎸... I'm surprised it hasn't spread to the NFL yet! Can you imagine a whole team chanting 'good, better, best' before each game? 😂 It's so cool how Billy Williams has been keeping this phrase alive for decades and it's now being passed down to younger generations. The fact that Ben Johnson and Tim Duncan have adopted it is awesome! 💪 It just goes to show that perseverance and hard work are still valued in sports today. I'm glad the Cubs are getting some of that same energy going into their next game against the Rams 🏈👊
 
I got to see this interview with Billy Williams going around 🤔, and I gotta say, 50 years ago? That's crazy! You'd think the phrase would've been lost in the wind by now, but nope! It's still out there, being chanted by Bears fans and other athletes. I mean, it's not like it's a groundbreaking philosophy or anything... just some dude's motivational chant that he learned 50 years ago from his principal 🙃. Don't get me wrong, the guy's accomplishments are awesome and all, but come on, it's just words!
 
Man, this is just another example of how some things are taken out of context 🙄... Like, yeah sure, Billy Williams was probably super cool and all when he was a baseball player, but now he's trying to make himself sound like the coolest cat in town just because his little phrase made it into some NFL coach's playbook 😒. And what's with all these athletes saying they're "accepting" it? Newsflash: you're only using it 'cause it sounds motivational and not because you actually understand what it means 💁‍♂️... I mean, I guess it's nice that Billy Williams is happy to see people using the phrase, but come on, it's just a bunch of overhyped nostalgia, if you ask me 😐.
 
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