Shout out to the DJ

[SportsCrazie4172]

Was at the game yesterday and he played Future songs in pregame but what really put the knife in the back was when Russell Wilson got sacked and he played Ciara's song.."Music make you lose control"..

Not only that but Ciara was at the Seahawks game so she got to witness it as well in person.

When Seattle got penalties and had to move those chains back they would play Ludacris..Move B*tch"..

He trolled like a beast yesterday and it just created more Seahawks tears..Loved it!!

Tre Boston went all Future on them too and we asked him about it after the game to do it again and he just started laughing..dont know how to post the video here..

 

[Jeremy Igo]

He is the man. 

 

He also owns the best DJ company in town. If you know anyone getting married, his company is the best DJ company for receptions hands down. 

http://www.splitsecondsound.com/

[RoaringRiot]

Vinny will tell you there's always some meaning in what he plays when. He does a good job IMO. Only wish they didn't play any music when players get hurt.

[Cam's New Arm]

I'm not hip enough to recognize those times.. but I thank the effort all the same!

[Piff]

I wish I was there to witness it but that was good stuff by the DJ! Music is a powerful tool.

[Arroz con Panther]

14 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

Vinny will tell you there's always some meaning in what he plays when. He does a good job IMO. Only wish they didn't play any music when players get hurt.

Or during the Keep Pounding chant like they did yesterday.

[RoaringRiot]

7 minutes ago, Arroz con Panther said:

Or during the Keep Pounding chant like they did yesterday.

Yeah I noticed that too. Probably just a mixup there

[Skydivingcows]

6 hours ago, RoaringRiot said:

Yeah I noticed that too. Probably just a mixup there

Maybe working on a Keep Pounding remix???   How about making Keep pounding chants a standard when the opposing team enters the red zone or on the first break of action after they enter the RZ.  Seems like fans get tired of cheering after a couple of plays and don't cheer as much in the most crucial moments of a long drive into the RZ, unless the defense gives them reason to.  That's one thing I have loved about Jared coming in.  The guy waves his arms in the air a ton and it noticeable improves the cheering from what I can tell.  If he doesn't play this week then I hope that gets passed on to someone on the D to do so. 

Gotta give credit yesterday though to the DJ.  Quite a few times we and those around us noted how well executed the songs were and the timing of them.  The fans were definitely in the game as much as they could be, some just ran out of steam from excitement in the 1st half I guess.

As far as when players get hurt, I've noticed it's usually slow mellow music.  I've also noticed when no music was played at all that the opposing team started their chants so if they do, they got to be ready to drown them out.  This week of course was different.  We made a big play, interception I think and a OL from Seattle got hurt and the music was blaring.  It was a big play and most of us were celebrating for a minute or more before we even realized he was hurt. Felt bad for cheering so much while a player was injured but that's just how it went down.

[RoaringRiot]

2 hours ago, Skydivingcows said:

Maybe working on a Keep Pounding remix???   How about making Keep pounding chants a standard when the opposing team enters the red zone or on the first break of action after they enter the RZ.  Seems like fans get tired of cheering after a couple of plays and don't cheer as much in the most crucial moments of a long drive into the RZ, unless the defense gives them reason to.  That's one thing I have loved about Jared coming in.  The guy waves his arms in the air a ton and it noticeable improves the cheering from what I can tell.  If he doesn't play this week then I hope that gets passed on to someone on the D to do so. 

Gotta give credit yesterday though to the DJ.  Quite a few times we and those around us noted how well executed the songs were and the timing of them.  The fans were definitely in the game as much as they could be, some just ran out of steam from excitement in the 1st half I guess.

As far as when players get hurt, I've noticed it's usually slow mellow music.  I've also noticed when no music was played at all that the opposing team started their chants so if they do, they got to be ready to drown them out.  This week of course was different.  We made a big play, interception I think and a OL from Seattle got hurt and the music was blaring.  It was a big play and most of us were celebrating for a minute or more before we even realized he was hurt. Felt bad for cheering so much while a player was injured but that's just how it went down.

Maybe so.... But listening to the acoustic version of "Plush" while Bene was down was odd.

when we were in Atl the did the damn Kiss Cam when Fozzy was down. That was some BS.

[Leeroy Jenkins PhD]

http://dailysnark.com/panthers-played-future-repeat-pregame-warmups-yesterday/

[Ivan The Awesome]

I like how seahawks fans are crying about this. Saying the whole organization is classless from top to bottom. Man, never knew a person could get so butt hurt over music and grass. lol

[Cary Kollins]

On ‎1‎/‎18‎/‎2016 at 9:12 AM, Jeremy Igo said:

He is the man. 

 

He also owns the best DJ company in town. If you know anyone getting married, his company is the best DJ company for receptions hands down. 

http://www.splitsecondsound.com/

 

Can vouch for this.

They did my wedding in 2014 and they were outstanding. Well worth the money.

[pstall]

I had no idea Future was Mick Jagger's son.

[Captain Obvious]

if i'm going to listen to Future for the first time, what song should I youtube? 

Never heard him or ciara or much any new stuff. I avoid the radio.