Nothing Above My Shoulders but the Evening was created in 1993.
Nothing. The correct expression is HEAD AND SHOULDERS above the crowd - it's as if you were so tall that you were that far above everyone else.
No. It is above the shoulders. Feel it and you will see that is is superior.
Yes. The shoulders are ABOVE (superior) to hip.
You hit them above the waist and below the shoulders
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If you are "head and shoulders above" the crowd, then you are taller than everyone else. In idiomatic usage, this means that you really stand out, you are better than the rest, you are noticeable in a good way.
In humans, yes. ("Inferior" in this sense means "below", and if your nipples are above your shoulders, that's a pretty serious birth defect.)
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The company is saying the quality of their shampoo stands "head and shoulders" above their competition. It is a saying, when something is markedly better than the average, the way a very tall man is outstanding in a group of ordinary men, standing "head and shoulders" taller than they are.