I was at the K State game and thought most of the hip hop played was outdated. This song is from 2018 at least.. good for exactly what you saw.. get a young section hyped up for a moment

Double post.

I guess it's funny in the sense that it has 92 million views and it's all about killing people who cross their drug trade lol

I just see it as a play (not necessarily an endorsement) on that lifestyle in similar manner that Scarface the movie for example exhibits.

It's entertainment and it sells really well.

Doc Holliday said:

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I guess it's funny in the sense that it has 92 million views and it's all about killing people who cross their drug trade lol

I just see it as a play (not necessarily an endorsement) on that lifestyle in similar manner that Scarface the movie for example exhibits.

It's entertainment and it sells really well.

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It read as a square guy trying to decode evil rap music. And no, not all modern hip hop is about hood life. And agree, some of the popular hip-hop does sell well due to content.

Bear8084 said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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I guess it's funny in the sense that it has 92 million views and it's all about killing people who cross their drug trade lol

I just see it as a play (not necessarily an endorsement) on that lifestyle in similar manner that Scarface the movie for example exhibits.

It's entertainment and it sells really well.

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It read as a square guy trying to decode evil rap music. And no, not all modern hip hop is about hood life. And agree, some of the popular hip-hop does sell well due to content.

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If I was square I wouldn't know about it.
And I'm not trying to discourage it or trash it. Just stating the truth.

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Ya'll might be surprised what modern day hip hop music actually is.

It's trap music.

or Gucci clothes.

Companies like Sprite are sponsoring these guys, but the general public has no idea what their lyrics mean because they use new words and phrases.

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It's sad that's what these corporations want to sell to the public. You never saw Public Enemy or KRS One getting corporate deals because the subject matter was socially conscious.

"Trying to show how black people are walking
But I don't walk this way to portray
Or reinforce stereotypes of today
Like all my brothers eat chicken and watermelon
Talk broken English and drug selling
See I'm telling and teaching pure facts
The way some act in rap is kind of wack
And it lacks creativity and intelligence
But they don't care 'cause their company's selling it
It's my philosophy on the industry"

BDP

If anyone is listening have has a say in the BU crowd pleaser music, and wants to continue modern relevance, add some NF

Intro I
Intro II
Intro III
No Name

Epic lyrics and beats
Legit and I mean legit message
Hard core christian rapper
Many compare to him Shady like Lauren Daigle is compared to Adel

Personally I am hooked.

He is getting some real play time and is awesome to listen to as a christian.

This one has been out 3 years. If it doesnt get you jacked for a 3rd and long situation or an 80 yd td run I dont know what will

That belongs more at Sing lol.

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Honestly don't see the need for a marching band anymore. They were blasting that stuff over them a lot of the time Saturday anyway.

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I agree, it's obsolete.

The bands are still used at half time. It looked like OSU brought their entire band as a matter of fact, not just a travel band.

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I was excited to see energy back in the stadium again. Place has been a morgue the past two seasons- keep it up whoever is in charge of the music

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Yes, agreed. Student energy is and has been needed and that music gets them rocking.
My 14yo gets it. But when I got home and told my senior that is considering BU the stadium played Mo Bamba song, she had this look. I told her without the lyrics, .
Let's hope the powers that be let it go, and keep It rocking.

BUrbon said:

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Derp said:

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I was excited to see energy back in the stadium again. Place has been a morgue the past two seasons- keep it up whoever is in charge of the music

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Yes, agreed. Student energy is and has been needed and that music gets them rocking.
My 14yo gets it. But when I got home and told my senior that is considering BU the stadium played Mo Bamba song, she had this look. I told her without the lyrics, .
Let's hope the powers that be let it go, and keep It rocking.

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We need more students raised by Dad's like you

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Dman said:

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Mo Mamba. Sheck Wes

If the BOR or any old timers on here *****ing about Briles teams dancing knew the lyrics...they'd shut down the football program completely this time, chain the gates, and cry for forgiveness in their Sunday school classes this morning.

They plade it at the UT game in austin...the stadium erupted. I told my wife..only at UT. We'd never be able to do that. I was laughing so loud to hear it come on and our team go off.

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Look for it to never be played again at Baylor, now that the word is out on the lyrics.

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Morality is so overrated....

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Russell Gym said:

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Dman said:

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Mo Mamba. Sheck Wes

If the BOR or any old timers on here *****ing about Briles teams dancing knew the lyrics...they'd shut down the football program completely this time, chain the gates, and cry for forgiveness in their Sunday school classes this morning.

They plade it at the UT game in austin...the stadium erupted. I told my wife..only at UT. We'd never be able to do that. I was laughing so loud to hear it come on and our team go off.

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Look for it to never be played again at Baylor, now that the word is out on the lyrics.

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Morality is so overrated....

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Why is morality assigned to a rythm..a beat...when no words are used? Not trying to be difficult, just curious where this would end? No more G&R, Metallica rifs? (no words)? Just Christian songs?

BUmoneymaker said:

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I absolutely love they played the beat.

The lyrics make no sense and are as bad as LSUs "neck" chant.

To see mclane rocking again instead of that baptist morgue was exhilarating.

That is after all what a colloseum is built for. Its not a wake, its AWAKE!

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No, it's WOKE

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Russell Gym said:

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Dman said:

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Mo Mamba. Sheck Wes

If the BOR or any old timers on here *****ing about Briles teams dancing knew the lyrics...they'd shut down the football program completely this time, chain the gates, and cry for forgiveness in their Sunday school classes this morning.

They plade it at the UT game in austin...the stadium erupted. I told my wife..only at UT. We'd never be able to do that. I was laughing so loud to hear it come on and our team go off.

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Look for it to never be played again at Baylor, now that the word is out on the lyrics.

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Morality is so overrated....

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Does it make you mad my mommy and daddy were okay with me buying a controversial record back in the day because we thought Body Count's infamous production on the first run might be a collector's item worth money (it is) someday?
Does it make you mad that the small probably conservative business owner and I discussed the purchase at the register and I even told him that folks were cool with it and that they were highly educated folks who didn't have their heads up their asses

The music is all part of the fan production. Keep blasting it.

Anybody remember when Flo Thamba blocked Mo Bamba?

That got me jacked.

Let's bring back some old-time hip grinders like Mustang Sally or Sarah Vaughn's version of Peter Gunn.

I doubt it would go over big at a football game but I always enjoy the Great American Songbook performed by Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Lena Horne, Johnny Hartman, Tony Bennett, Anita O'Day, etc.

As for varied musical selections, some people may be surprised how often classical tunes are played during games by the school bands: O Fortuna from Carmina Burana, the Dies Irae, Night on Bald Mountain, etc. I can think of a few others that might work in certain circumstances.

It's possible that some of the American standards could be adapted to a stadium environment even Mancini's Peter Gunn theme or the James Bond theme.

historian said:

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I doubt it would go over big at a football game but I always enjoy the Great American Songbook performed by Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Lena Horne, Johnny Hartman, Tony Bennett, Anita O'Day, etc.

As for varied musical selections, some people may be surprised how often classical tunes are played during games by the school bands: O Fortuna from Carmina Burana, the Dies Irae, Night on Bald Mountain, etc. I can think of a few others that might work in certain circumstances.

It's possible that some of the American standards could be adapted to a stadium environment even Mancini's Peter Gunn theme or the James Bond theme.

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If Sweet Caroline can be a fan favorite anything is possible.

Good point. When they play it, everyone sings along. Same for Don't Stop Believing.

Dman said:

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Mo Mamba. Sheck Wes

If the BOR or any old timers on here *****ing about Briles teams dancing knew the lyrics...they'd shut down the football program completely this time, chain the gates, and cry for forgiveness in their Sunday school classes this morning.

They plade it at the UT game in austin...the stadium erupted. I told my wife..only at UT. We'd never be able to do that. I was laughing so loud to hear it come on and our team go off.

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Well, Bamba also played there. Imagine if we had a hot song about Shapen. I'm sure we'd erupt, too.

I got hoes calling a young christian phone
Where's Ali with the mother****ing dope? (fornicatress, fornicatress)
I be ballin' like a mo'****in' pro (like a, huh, like a, huh)
I be ballin' like my christian Blake (Shapen, fornicatress)

Don't stop Believin' or Sweet Caroline!

historian said:

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I doubt it would go over big at a football game but I always enjoy the Great American Songbook performed by Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Lena Horne, Johnny Hartman, Tony Bennett, Anita O'Day, etc.

As for varied musical selections, some people may be surprised how often classical tunes are played during games by the school bands: O Fortuna from Carmina Burana, the Dies Irae, Night on Bald Mountain, etc. I can think of a few others that might work in certain circumstances.

It's possible that some of the American standards could be adapted to a stadium environment even Mancini's Peter Gunn theme or the James Bond theme.

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wgeralds said:

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historian said:

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I doubt it would go over big at a football game but I always enjoy the Great American Songbook performed by Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington, Lena Horne, Johnny Hartman, Tony Bennett, Anita O'Day, etc.

As for varied musical selections, some people may be surprised how often classical tunes are played during games by the school bands: O Fortuna from Carmina Burana, the Dies Irae, Night on Bald Mountain, etc. I can think of a few others that might work in certain circumstances.

It's possible that some of the American standards could be adapted to a stadium environment even Mancini's Peter Gunn theme or the James Bond theme.

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username checks out

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May as well throw in some Chris tomlin.