I posted this on another thread but wanted to make it a topic

I get playing some music and all of that, but the constant dance club beat turned up to 11 every time there was a pause in the game/band was totally out of control.

I get it. They think that younger generations cant handle not being constantly stimulated and are scared of their own thoughts. But a few seconds of quiet is ok. I have more faith in them than that.

Turn it down about 1/3, cut the total amount of songs by half, and dont have everything on the same AI generated beat.

It got pretty miserable where we were sitting. Exhausting

Fortunately and unlike last year between plays as the clock was live he was pretty quiet. That was the only improvement.

Edit to add- one thing I used to enjoy about going to games was meeting the people around me. Where they're from, what year they graduated..etc. Those days are over. I didn't see a single person talking to anyone near them that wasn't with them. You would need a bullhorn for anyone to hear you.

Have your grandkids set you up with some noise canceling headphones.

ATM9000 said:

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Have your grandkids set you up with some noise canceling headphones.

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Or you could just take out or turn off your hearing aids.

It makes it easier for those that don't want social interaction. You can just dance to the beat in your own world and escape talking to those around you.

agsalaska said:

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I posted this on another thread but wanted to make it a topic

I get playing some music and all of that, but the constant dance club beat turned up to 11 every time there was a pause in the game/band was totally out of control.

I get it. They think that younger generations cant handle not being constantly stimulated and are scared of their own thoughts. But a few seconds of quiet is ok. I have more faith in them than that.

Turn it down about 1/3, cut the total amount of songs by half, and dont have everything on the same AI generated beat.

It got pretty miserable where we were sitting. Exhausting

Fortunately and unlike last year between plays as the clock was live he was pretty quiet. That was the only improvement.

Edit to add- one thing I used to enjoy about going to games was meeting the people around me. Where they're from, what year they graduated..etc. Those days are over. I didn't see a single person talking to anyone near them that wasn't with them. You would need a bullhorn for anyone to hear you.

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I must have been in the restroom when he played music.

Wow It was borderline ridiculous the stuff they played. Must be catering to all the students. I've been to iconic out of state stadiums where the theme is more classic rock and it's just kick ass.

Don't change a thing. The more old age come to complain about it on Texags means the more it's working. Keep going harder with the DJ. The audience aint for the old ags. They're there for the product on the field.

I wonder if most of the ones saying it was ok were at home watching commercials on tv.

It isn't just the junk he plays, it's the volume. Young parents in our section have to bring hearing protection for their young kids. It's deafening.

ATM9000 said:

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Have your grandkids set you up with some noise canceling headphones.

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How about headphones for anyone wanting to hear the DJ.

It's out of control. I don't mind the hype music but it's too much, and definitely too loud depending on where you're sitting. Also, playing it until after a kickoff happens has basically killed the tradition of the "Gigem Aggies" yell that we used to do at kickoff

You mean you did not appreciate the multiple times he played Whoomp! (There It Is)?

Seriously though, the music was doing nothing for the crowd. The only song that people halfway got into was the last verse of You Never Even Called Me by My Name. Otherwise, he would play a song and they would show one person on the big screens slightly dancing.

Every time the crowd starts to get loud, the music starts and people quiet down. I just don't get the point of the music when it negatively affects the atmosphere.

Martin Cash said:

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It isn't just the junk he plays, it's the volume. Young parents in our section have to bring hearing protection for their young kids. It's deafening.

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Absolutely.

Between them and the drunks it's definitely not a family friendly environment anymore

It's pretty much exactly like an NFL game.

this idea that it's a bunch of olds yelling at clouds is nonsense.

THE_CHOSEN_ONE said:

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ATM9000 said:

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Have your grandkids set you up with some noise canceling headphones.

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Or you could just take out or turn off your hearing aids.

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The first thing I do when I get to my seat is take out my hearing aids and it is still deafening in section 308. IMO that noise adds nothing to the game day experience, just the opposite.

You olds need to relax. My kids love it. Recruits love it. No on in charge cares that you hate it lol

I don't care about the type of music they play but just because you can turn the bass up to the point of distortion doesnt mean you have to.

Gyles Marrett said:

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You olds need to relax. My kids love it. Recruits love it. No on in charge cares that you hate it lol

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You'll be one of the "OLDS" one day sonny, if you live long enough!

Gyles Marrett said:

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You olds need to relax. My kids love it. Recruits love it. No on in charge cares that you hate it lol

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Recruits like money

DJ is the worst thing to come to Kyle Field since Fran.

agsalaska said:

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I posted this on another thread but wanted to make it a topic

I get playing some music and all of that, but the constant dance club beat turned up to 11 every time there was a pause in the game/band was totally out of control.

I get it. They think that younger generations cant handle not being constantly stimulated and are scared of their own thoughts. But a few seconds of quiet is ok. I have more faith in them than that.

Turn it down about 1/3, cut the total amount of songs by half, and dont have everything on the same AI generated beat.

It got pretty miserable where we were sitting. Exhausting

Fortunately and unlike last year between plays as the clock was live he was pretty quiet. That was the only improvement.

Edit to add- one thing I used to enjoy about going to games was meeting the people around me. Where they're from, what year they graduated..etc. Those days are over. I didn't see a single person talking to anyone near them that wasn't with them. You would need a bullhorn for anyone to hear you.

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Yes, those days are over! So is the band playing while in the stands or yell leaders leading yells, nothing but loud overbearing racket!!!!

Cynic said:

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It's not just Kyle Field, they do this at the Texans games as well. Between every play they blast something.

When the game is boring it gets aggravating. It's doesn't bother me as much if it's a tense game.

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I could be mistaken, but isn't it the same DJ who does the Texans games? That's where that idiotic, "that's a fightin Texas Aggie"....."FIRSTDOWN" comes from. Leave that **** in Houston where it belongs, along with the ****ty music. It's a college football game, not a rave.

Oh, and stay off my lawn!!!