I haven't had to experience that yet, and to be honest I tend to tune out the lyrics/music because it's just "white noise" to me when focused on the game. But, to little ones, it's the easiest thing to focus on. I'm not sure what's pushed the piped-in music prevalence, but here's to hoping it's changed. Maybe sending an email to DJ, CC, and SS would be helpful.vegattk wrote:Completely agree....ASUMountaineer wrote:There are a lot of people, myself included, that like many types of music including rap. But, with that said, I would prefer that the only piped-in music is when they play some Alabama, and other than that it's the actual musicians in the stadium--the Band of Distinction. I don't know if you agree as it sounds like you don't care if they pipe-in music, you just don't like rap.Mtneer wrote:Amen on the all sizzle and no steak. The best thing about our "gameday experience" has nothing to do with the actual game. Tailgate is awesome as always, except I'm seeing more empty spaces in the stadium lot these days. The pre-game buildup is good - players warming up, band pre-game show, national anthem, etc. What I can't stand is the obnoxious player intros and the loud rap music blaring in the stadium throughout the game. We do not have a college football atmosphere any more. It's turned in to a rap concert. If the players want it they can play the rap while they're on the field for warm ups but it needs to stop after opening kickoff. Of course all of this pales in comparison to getting our arses handed to us on the field. Sad times at The Rock.....
My biggest contention is that my two (almost three) year old is hearing those rap lyrics. I'm already having to explain the language in the stands... why do I have to explain an officially sanctioned song being blasted over the speakers?
Gameday is getting less and less kid-friendly.
As for the language in the stands...perhaps you need to have a "crucial conversation" with our favorite "Preacher's Wife" behind you about his colorful language.
