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HNL

An acronym for 'Hole Naba Lebel.' There are many other ways to say it and spell it. This phrase originated from a skit on the popular late-night comedy show, MADtv, by comedian Keegan-Michael Key's character, Eugene Struthers. In the skit, Eugene is a courier who encounters a variety of well-known actors, who are guest stars on various episodes of the show, while he is delivering packages to a number of destinations. HNL is best said when a person or event does something wonderfully unheard/unseen of or does something better than what was previously done. It is usually preceded by "took it to the."

Oh snap! With that dunk, VC took it to the HNL--Hole Naba Lebel!

By The Mikey Show

HNL

An acronym for 'Hole Naba Lebel.' There are many other ways to say it and spell it. This phrase originated from a skit on the popular late-night comedy show, MADtv, by comedian Keegan-Michael Key's character, Eugene Struthers. In the skit, Eugene is a courier who encounters a variety of well-known actors, who are guest stars on an episode of the show, while he is delivering packages to a number of destinations. HNL is best said when a person or event does something wonderfully unheard/unseen of or does something better than what was previously done. It is usually prefixed by "took it to the."

Oh snap! With that dunk, VC took it to the HNL--Hole Naba Lebel!

By The Mikey Show

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