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DeAngelo Williams is an American former football running back and professional wrestler. He played college football at Memphis, and was drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the first round of the 2006 NFL Draft. He starred in a dual role in Carolina alongside Jonathan Stewart, until Williams' release in the 2014 offseason. He then played for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 2015 to 2016.
De'Angelo Wilson (1979 – 2008) was an American film and television actor and rapper. He was best known for his role as DJ Iz in the 2002 hip hop drama film 8 Mile.
Not as bad as other de- names I have heard.
I always liked the English pronunciation of the name Angelo, so to me, Deangelo sounds even better.
I don't prefer D'Angelo. Even though I'm familiar with names such as D'Shonda and D'Marcus, my first thought was that D'Angelo was pronounced like an Italian surname: d'-an-ji-lo instead of dee-an-ji-lo. At least with Deangelo there are no pronunciation problems. I'd rather not put an apostrophe in my child's name. What if it gets misprinted on paperwork? Without that apostrophe, She'Lucas will be mistaken for a guy named Shelucas or SheLucas. So I like this name, just the way it is. :)
I prefer D’Angelo.
I think D'Angelo is way better.
Unlike you other people, I actually like this one.
Not as bad as other 'de' prefix names I've heard, like Dequan and Deshawn.
Terrible, better as a surname, definitely not going on my list!
This is not a name, it's an Italian surname. I don't get this trend of tacking De to the beginning of names.
Also an anglicized form of the surname D'Angelo.
I swear I knew an Italian family with this last name. Anyway, it just doesn't jive as a first name.
That is likely because "De Angelo" (and it's variations) actually is an Italian surname. "Angelo," of course, means "Angel; Messenger," and "De" is basically a form of "Of."That aside-- the usage as a first name is incredibly tacky...
Another pathetic name with a prefix. At the same time, the name sounds a bit pretentious. This doesn't sound like the name of a successful or intelligent person, so I wouldn't recommend it.
Shouldn't this go under Modern English names?

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