"Which sport's fans have the most questionable music taste?" Thu Jan-06-22 05:39 AM by Bambino Grande
This post and question is inspired by following a bunch of tennis accounts on Instagram where 9.5 out of 10 clips opt for some bro-ey dubstep EDM Tiktok mashup with drops and wobble bass
5. "Distance running (all surfaces)" In response to Reply # 0
I was nineteen, at the Jim Drews Invitational at UW-Lacrosse the first time I heard a two-hour pregame mix of songs that mention running at least once, broken up only by three different instances of "sandstorm" and I've heard the exact same lineup dozens of times since.
Distance runners are absolute hogs for acknowledgement. It's very embarrassing.
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"Walleye, a lot of things are going to go wrong in your life that technically aren't your fault. Always remember that this doesn't make you any less of an idiot"
14. "It was stuck in my head during my and only college DNF" In response to Reply # 12
It's now the official song of "wisely stopping an 8K race before the diarrhea starts"
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8. "Oh god - I got to Ann Arbor a couple times a year." In response to Reply # 7
My father in law is alumni and has season tix so we are fortunate enough to go to a couple games every year. It's a lot of fun.
But fuck - Mr. Brightside and shit ?? Get that nonsense out of my face.
As a Patriots season ticket holder, I can say they do a decent job at Gillette. Their touchdown song is absolutely abhorrent and offensive, but they play a lot of hip-hop .. Interlude by JayZ really gets the crowd going (i.e. me), they play Snoop, and a bunch of other good stuff. So I can live with that haha.
10. "As a Michigan alum I am so confused about Mr. Brightside..." In response to Reply # 8
I've literally never heard that song outside of Michigan games. I get that college fan bases get connections to random songs based on when groups go through school and then start being played at the stadium. But the demographics of our fan base at games are so wide in terms of generations, I have no idea how stuff like this happens:
11. "Hahah right. It's a weird song choice." In response to Reply # 10
But I will admit that no matter the song, it is kinda the best when an entire stadium is singing one song in unison - especially one the size of The Big House. Just wish it was almost literally any other song haha.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79574 posts
Sun Jan-09-22 11:21 AM
20. "this doesn’t surprise me" In response to Reply # 19
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
22. "RE: ICP??? Say what now?" In response to Reply # 21
I’m not sure if I can name names Hahaa.
during the lesson glory days, some of them came in trying to essentially troll with ICP stuff. And it was received, as you would imagine iCP would be received lol
25. "lol yeah I was just gonna mention Ceej and that it was NEVER real..." In response to Reply # 23
And the nuance and layers of comedy on OKS used to be higher than ANYTHING on the net. Literally ANYTHING. Nowhere else can you see agendas and inside jokes that have evolved over multiple decades, outlasting entire generations of athletes.
the frontman of ICP is Violent J. also, not really a "frontman" but whatever. his partner is Shaggy 2 Dope
Ceej made an alias inspired by that known as ViolentCeej. ErnestLeee made Ernie2Dope. the other posters from Detroit acted as "juggalos". it was a recurring gag lmao.
Why would you think "Ceej" was in homage to ICP?
i certainly wouldn't have *thought* it was difficult, but im currently re-evaluating that belief...
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79574 posts
Tue Jan-11-22 02:15 PM
44. "the real ICP fan of OKS" In response to Reply # 40
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
37. "SoFi's speaker system is some shit" In response to Reply # 30
i missed the game yesterday but highlights wise its crazy how many 9er fans were there
Rams games are generally good for at least 30% opposing fans except for teams that travel well like the Cowboys or Steelers. I know there's no shortage of 49er fans but i didn't expcect them to be THAT deep
My only gripe with SoFi was the parking mess. everyone's an asshole lol
47. "Yeah for some reason i lost sight of the 9ers popularity" In response to Reply # 43
even though i know several 49er fans. it seemed like when we were young everyone was a Cowboys 49ers or Raider fan.
Only game i went to at SoFi was about 30% Titans fans which was a little surprising but not really.
At the Colosseum there were more Seahawks fans than Rams fans, Even Bucaneers fans were deep which was pretty suprising to me... it was a couple years ago but pre-Brady
i didn't really think Rams fans traveled at all lol
45. "the DJ at Barclays for Nets games is an OKP" In response to Reply # 30
(im joking but it seems that way)
Ive heard Black Star, Mobb Deep, Pharcyde, SMif N Wessun, LOOTPACK!, Street Biggie (aka Who SHot ya Invincible, Gimme Da Loot ) etc ...lol when I was growing up and went to Pistons games the DJ's only played classic rock anthems.
>Made Niners / Rams even more enjoyable > >Now that they're not playing music on Quinceanera speakers >their song choice can shine > >Barclays gets a nod for Nets games and boxing events
------------------- I wanna go to where the martyrs went the brown figures on the walls of my apart-a-ment...
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