Football: Walkout song
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I think that is for broadcast media. Not sure it includes live venues. It may be an issue for broadcasting the games, but then use the siren more.I think that has a lot to do with the FCC limitations on usage of the tone.
"the FCC prohibits the use of actual or simulated EAS/WEA tones and attention signals outside of genuine alerts, tests, or authorized public service announcements, especially when they are used "to capture audience attention during advertisements; dramatic, entertainment, and educational programs" (even if the footage is documentation of an event where an actual alert was issued)"
‘Walking Dead’, ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ & Others Hit With FCC Fines For “Misusing” Emergency Alert Tones
The FCC has fined 'The Walking Dead,' 'Jimmy Kimnel Live' and others for "misuing" the Emergency Alert System or Wireless Emergency Alert tones.deadline.com
Dear lord, what are you talking about? You think more people dance to rock than rap?
Yes, rap usually has a more syncopated beat that lends itself to dancing.
Rock is more straight ahead. Good for synchronized clapping.
Haha I knew it! You nu metal guys are nuts. That **** is corny and made for county fair grandstands, not big boy football stadiums.
Its not all I like. But I will take it over Lil whiny wayne anyday.
Edit: I was also only talking about the intro, for the first 45 seconds or so. The rest of the song would be bad.
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Start a new thread suggesting we run out to You'll be in my heart. See how it goes, please. Never know...
It's not like with our sound system we'll even be able to hear his voice.
I find his voice annoying too. The problem will be our sound system will actually make it worse. I can hear the pops now
It takes a pretty good sound system to play rap loud and not distort, especially on the bass.
That bass is going to sound like a continuous fart. Our system distorts so bad as soon as they turn it up.
I will add that there is undoubtedly some Lil Wayne that I have enjoyed through the years... Fireman does not fit that category. Woof.
If by oldhead you mean the exact same age as Lil Wayne, then yes. Talent is clearly subjective in regards to music, but they are absolutely in the same conversation in terms of pop culture success. Same label (until recently), both are top 5 earning rappers of all time, both have won a handful of grammies.
