I very rarely post anymore (hell, I can't even remember the last time I did), and I just react like Hot Wheels does with all his "Dumbs" in the politics forum (everyone else is saying what I'm thinking so why say anything at all).
But I'm curious as to the origins of some of our traditions at football games.
Where did the grinding/moving the shoulders to the beat come from? I don't know the song's name (I know, I should), but you know exactly what I am talking about.
Where did the "Whoop Whoop" with the increasing speed of the drums come from?
And most of all, when did "Juicy Wiggle" become a thing?
Years ago, my father and I were at the game, and the then moved student section (that season) started doing the Juicy Wiggle.
I was so confused. Still am about it's origin.
I still love the "Shoulders to The Beat" (I didn't know what else to call it), and "Whoop Whoop" though.
They can never be replaced.
Yes, I know I will get some sh*t for this given my username, registration date, etc (Yes, I know I should have known the answers already), but I was never really curious until now.
Also, can someone please explain the origins of "Don't Know The Words To This Stupid F*** ing Song"?
I first heard it at the UNI game as a 26 year old student in the student section in 2013, and I got angry. Show some respect.
Apparently it's a long running joke though, so I understand.
