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I AM A GRAMBLING GRAD HOWEVER, I LOVE WATCHING THE JSU SONIC BOOM. EXCELLENT SHOW AND GREAT JOB!!!!!.

The first one rho

no maam

JSU has been doing the Tiger Run On since the 70s. Do your research!

@@ohsixn FAMUBAND BEING DOING THE DEATH MARCH LONGER THAN THAT. DO YOUR RESEARCH; FAMU BAND ALONE IS CREDITED WITH INVENTING 140+ BAND TECHNIQUES THAT ARE USED TO THIS DAY BY OTHER BANDS. FIND SOMEONE TO PLAY WITH !FRFR. I never said NOTHING BAD BOUT JACKSON SOUND OR PERFORMANCE..I MADE A COMMENT ABOUT A STEP THAT APPEARS TO BE FAMU INSPIRED.

@@corrynthiaiam9205 FAMU is good but the Tiger Run On is not inspired by FAMU. I do understand that all the early hbcu band directors in the south were inspired by new orleans sound and probably knew each other. Its good to be proud of your alumni band but the Tiger Run On has nothing to do with FAMU.

@@corrynthiaiam9205 not the death march though

Gregory Morris this was 3 years ago ...why even bother typing that

@@Bbaybird21 cause he a fuckin loser plain and simple fuck him while he all on Southern dick p.s. band reject more than likely

you’re so wrong

What diamond bro

This old ass mf came to a 6 year old video just to hate AND be wrong.

That’s called being a freshman. As a former trumpet player and retired percussionist you can spot out freshman that are just learning how to play from their diaphragm for the first time while attempting marching. If someone plays from their chest for 3-4 years in high school, the muscle memory/habit won’t be broken by the first game. As it is hard to stop a bad habit like that plus still have your sound travel effectively. You are left with 2 options: 1) Practice playing from diaphragm during the season( at 45 degrees) until you are comfortable enough to start marching/ playing correctly at a 90. This is considered putting in effort to adapt. 2) March at a 90 to look as a union in the band and not play as loud (required) and have your section leader pissed because you aren’t putting in the effort to adapt. #2 can result in you not marching the rest of the season and being losing a scholarship because you didn’t put in the effort. For the first game they sound good so it’s safe to say they were *all* putting in the effort, and you are just knit picking.

Aaron S The BOOM

You are absolutely right, because their drum major sticks were all together. It's just sad at how some people try to find anything negative to say about this phenomenal, outstanding, world wide know band!!!!😊😊😊😊

just another Karen not surprised !!

Now I'm a Alcornite but that lady criticizing was a mess. It made me want to look at UNLV and I was not impressed. Kml! Boom you did awesome coming from a Alcornite!

@@jhunt7919 UNLV sucks and is boring honestly no offense

1990s were amazing lol she doesn't know what rhythm is or how to direct a band...

But at 1:27 it had them shook. They picked the right song selection considering the crowd. Imagine them playin 2 Chainz or Lil Boosie lmao

Windex from the 1990s they are good as fuck I’m a huge boom fan

For real, the band just shut her ass by that amazing performance.

Why would you wish for JSU to change the bands traditional fanfare? SMH!

stop hating.

Patrice Johnson "Blowin Fanfare" is a tradition and what SHC did you see cause TNSU took a bigger L than Meek Mill that day

Pat a hater foreal straight pussy hater

Took a what, sis?

They had to cater to the demographics! lol

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It's not really the song selection so much. HBCU bands bring that 🔥🔥🔥no matter what they play. Nobody wants to go to a football game and have to listen to a tired ass symphonic round lol.

Lmao you right

@@BigRut1984 Song selection was definitely a major factor lol

Ha!! Ha!! Ha!! I was here and grew up in Vegas for the 89' - 90' Championship game. It's good to see the same enthusiasm LMAO!!! HALLELUJAH!!!