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A *NEW* song will be played when the football team gets ready to come out. Instead of "We Ready", we will be hearing "Welcome To The Doyt". It got me pumped up just listening to it beforehand! Go Falcons!

Can we get a sneak listen?

Is this a song played by the band? Recorded by T.I.? Please provide more details!!!! THanks!

Its not played by the band unfortunately.

I believe it is a song produced by Derrick Markray.

Can't you get Kenny Reeves and the Hanson Brothers to do a version?

It is not done by the band, it is done by Markay (?). Along with some other football players. he did it here in his own apartment in BG. I listened to it with a meeting with Ebes...I don't have a copy myself, but I am going to try and see if maybe he can get me a copy or something.

That's pretty cool the players are getting involved even more!!!

The Miami Hurricanes did somethin like this a few years back. The song is called "Ballin Boys" if you want to check it out.

As long as the song wasn't done by Celine Dion or Kenny G I think we'll be okay.

Go Falcons!

mmisbg wrote:As long as the song wasn't done by Celine Dion or Kenny G I think we'll be okay.

Go Falcons!

Or heaven forbid, the Chicago Bears.

Redwingtom wrote:

mmisbg wrote:As long as the song wasn't done by Celine Dion or Kenny G I think we'll be okay.

Go Falcons!

Or heaven forbid, the Chicago Bears.

HEY!!!

I take umbrage to that statement. That was a landmark piece of music in the proliferation of Rap into the mainstream market. Well, it might have been, but I was only 3 at the time. Regardless, that season has kept Bears fans like myself going for the past 20 years. I have that song on both 45, and DVD, so there's no reason for me to forget the Fridge singing "I may be a rookie, but I ain't no stupid cookie."

Redwingtom wrote:

mmisbg wrote:As long as the song wasn't done by Celine Dion or Kenny G I think we'll be okay.

Go Falcons!

Or heaven forbid, the Chicago Bears.

About four years earlier, the Detroit Lions' Jimmy "Spiderman" Allen covered Queen's "Another One Bites The Dust." It hasn't aged well, but it wasn't half bad for the time, and Sipderman *almost* raps for part of it (remember, this was like '81), namechecking Dexter Bussey, Billy Sims and several other Lions.

It got a lot of air play locally, and to this day some Detroiters associate that Queen song with the Lions.

I doubt few ever heard it outside of Detroit. It didn't help the Lions went 9-7 that year.

Anyway, whenever this Super Bowl Shuffle thing comes up, as a former Detroiter, I get annoyed. Big deal. Spiderman was four years ahead of them. It's always about Chicago, Chicago, Chicago...

Schadenfreude wrote:

Redwingtom wrote:

mmisbg wrote:As long as the song wasn't done by Celine Dion or Kenny G I think we'll be okay.

Go Falcons!

Or heaven forbid, the Chicago Bears.

About four years earlier, the Detroit Lions' Jimmy "Spiderman" Allen covered Queen's "Another One Bites The Dust." It hasn't aged well, but it wasn't half bad for the time, and Sipderman *almost* raps for part of it (remember, this was like '81), namechecking Dexter Bussey, Billy Sims and several other Lions.

It got a lot of air play locally, and to this day some Detroiters associate that Queen song with the Lions.

I doubt few ever heard it outside of Detroit. It didn't help the Lions went 9-7 that year.

Anyway, whenever this Super Bowl Shuffle thing comes up, as a former Detroiter, I get annoyed. Big deal. Spiderman was four years ahead of them. It's always about Chicago, Chicago, Chicago...

It lost popularity when they only played it after Lions wins.

Schadenfreude wrote:...namechecking Dexter Bussey, Billy Sims and several other Lions.

Wasn't it "Barney Bussey"?? For some reason that name sticks in my head...