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rcmolloy 11-04-2010 22:11

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Hopefully Snoop and Cudi come and preform their newest hit "That Tree." That would be so sweet to hear.

John G 11-04-2010 22:15

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Idk how many other peopole think this, but I'd leave the finally if snoop was rapping. Fortunately for people like me, THRICE is playing down the street from the Georgia Dome thursday night. It's going to be a tough decision between THRICE and roboprom . . ..

Katie_UPS 11-04-2010 22:15

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Akash Rastogi (Post 952406)
With musical guest...




...Karthik Kanagasabapathy...?



...oh dear.

YES. PLEASE. :P

Quote:

Originally Posted by AcesJames (Post 952411)
I think we're forgetting the obvious...

Dean Simmons and the Kamen Brothers, anyone?

That would be awesome. :D

The Cyborg 11-04-2010 22:17

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AcesJames (Post 952411)
I think we're forgetting the obvious...

Dean Simmons and the Kamen Brothers, anyone?

Oh man, that would be a treat. I have not seen these guys play in a LONG time.

EricH 11-04-2010 22:29

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
I don't know anything about Snoop Dogg's "music", but I want to say this:

If the lyrics are something that your grandma would cringe at, it's a pretty good bet that it will not be played at a FIRST event. My guess is that there would be a pre-event screening that the performer in question would have to do before being allowed to perform at the event.

Here's why: Many, many years ago, during the Epcot days (fortunately for me, one I wasn't at--but my dad was and told me a little bit about it), someone played a video during the closing ceremony that hadn't been pre-screened by FIRST. As soon as it was over, FIRST apologized for showing it, because it was inappropriate. Ever since, videos have been pre-screened. Live performances would at least need to give some indication that it would remain reasonably family-friendly.

My guess is that the rumored visit to Atlanta has nothing whatsoever to do with FIRST, or was canceled at some point. Atlanta is a big city, with dozens of venues and many events (like car shows or home and garden shows, to name a couple) going on. If somebody says they'll be in a city of that size, and you want to meet them, it'll be almost impossible to find them, unless you know exactly where they're going to be. We don't know if he'd be coming for FIRST, for the Braves, for a concert, for fun (what? musician going somewhere for fun?), or what.

I'll see you all after you get back from the Island of Conclusions; have a nice swim.:p [bonus points if you get the reference]

CraigHickman 11-04-2010 22:52

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Phreadumb (Post 952426)
Snoop Dogg isn't very gracious, or professional.

He is incredibly professional in the studio. Most artists who make it to his level are. </music tech major rant>

artdutra04 11-04-2010 22:56

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Never mind the artist Snoop Dog, if Reel Big Fish was to perform Snoop Dog, Baby in ATL that would wicked sweet!

Even more so than when Streetlight Manifesto was in Atlanta on tour several years ago!

Travis Hoffman 11-04-2010 22:59

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Vector MycroftH (Post 952429)
Professionally. . .

non-gracious

:D

Ohhhh, I don't know. Imagine, if you will....

With so much drama in the f-r-c
Its kinda hard bein snoop d-o-double-g
But i, somehow, some way
Keep comin up with funky designs like every single day
May i, kick a little something for the nerds (yeah)
And, make a few bumpers as (yeah!) I breeze, through
Two in the mornin and the partys still jumpin
Cause my inspections ain't done
I got students in the pit crew boltin it on
And, they aint leavin til six in the mornin (six in the mornin)
So what you wanna do,
I got a pocket full of zip ties and my homeboys do too
So turn off the breaker and close the dump valve
But (but what) we don't love them penalties, yeah!
So we gonna cut an ounce of weight to this
Time's up, tools down, while you supernerds bounce to this

Chorus: repeat 2x

Rollin down the field, smokin motors, watchin those chains get loose
Laid back [with my mind on my robots and my robots on my mind]


:rolleyes:

Lil' Lavery 11-04-2010 23:10

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Vector MycroftH (Post 952412)
I don't believe that there are many musicians of today's world that are good examples.

You're basing your conclusions on a small subset of popular musicians' tabloid reputations, rather than the whole picture. "Musicians" are a lot more than Britney Spears, 50 Cent, James Hetfield, and Trace Adkins. There are countless musicians who do live perfectly admirable lives who are good examples, in all genres of music. I can't imagine why you'd say someone like Itzhak Perlman wouldn't be a good example.

On a related note, there's no need to be cruel or insulting to Snoop Dogg's music in this thread. It's justifiable to say that you don't like it or you'd prefer him to appear. It's logical to point out the reasons he probably won't appear. However, you don't need to insult one of the most successful and influential musicians of the past 20 years. This isn't the place to have that debate.

Akash Rastogi 11-04-2010 23:16

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rcmolloy (Post 952460)
Hopefully Snoop and Cudi come and preform their newest hit "That Tree." That would be so sweet to hear.

Dude that'd be the sickest finale for the Championship event.


So many "haters" on these forums, why so prejudiced?

"Oh hey a rapper, what a bad influence" - closed minded CDer

"These kids are all a bunch of anti-social nerds hahahahaha" - closed minded rapper reading CD


You guys need more perspective in your lives. You who are so quick to bash the guy do realize that acknowledgment of FRC by someone like Snoop Dogg would be big publicity and a big statement for both FRC and Snoop right? Yeah.

.

BradMello 11-04-2010 23:22

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Travis Hoffman (Post 952498)
Ohhhh, I don't know. Imagine, if you will....

With so much drama in the f-r-c
Its kinda hard bein snoop d-o-double-g
But i, somehow, some way
Keep comin up with funky designs like every single day
May i, kick a little something for the nerds (yeah)
And, make a few bumpers as (yeah!) I breeze, through
Two in the mornin and the partys still jumpin
Cause my inspections ain't done
I got students in the pit crew boltin it on
And, they aint leavin til six in the mornin (six in the mornin)
So what you wanna do,
I got a pocket full of zip ties and my homeboys do too
So turn off the breaker and close the dump valve
But (but what) we don't love them penalties, yeah!
So we gonna cut an ounce of weight to this
Time's up, tools down, while you supernerds bounce to this

Chorus: repeat 2x

Rollin down the field, smokin motors, watchin those chains get loose
Laid back [with my mind on my robots and my robots on my mind]


:rolleyes:

You and Tim Baird need to do a collab

Travis Hoffman 11-04-2010 23:34

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BradMello (Post 952520)
You and Tim Baird need to do a collab

We've both contributed to Dean Simmons' work. Maybe Ozzy will break into new genres this summer. :p

Nawaid Ladak 11-04-2010 23:36

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
I think he appreciates Technology...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpWxHIUC5M0

It would be cool to have him speak at the Championships. Some people may argue he may not be the best role model. but he could be one of those voices that could convince people who want to be rappers to be engineers instead...

John G 11-04-2010 23:43

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by artdutra04 (Post 952493)
Never mind the artist Snoop Dog, if Reel Big Fish was to perform Snoop Dog, Baby in ATL that would wicked sweet!

Even more so than when Streetlight Manifesto was in Atlanta on tour several years ago!

Wouldn't that be something?
If RBF or SM performed for FIRST that would absolutely make Hotlanta perfect, besides maybe a few more bands and free ice cream. XD

AnibaS 12-04-2010 00:11

Re: Snoop Dogg in ATL?
 
If he does make an appearance, it doesn't necessarily have to be a performance, it can just be a small speech.

And with Dean's task this year of getting more people to come out to the competitions, I can see this as a method toward increasing audience size.

Robots+Rap=?
Why not?


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