bornagainOrange
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Hilby will have to carry the the load
What genius in the Athletic Department booked someone known for his " violent and misogynistic lyrics?"
http://www.syracuse.com/entertainme..._hoods_orange_madness_cancelled_syracuse.html
Or maybe I should say... "what genius formerly in the Athletic Department?" if Nancy did not have one foot out the door, I suspect her reaction would have been a bit more far-reaching.
I've never heard of Ace Hood. He's not known for anything. Didn't Meek Mill perform at Orange Madness a couple years ago? I've never heard any of his songs but I'm sure they're laced with politically incorrect lyrics. There was no problem here until the Post Standard took it upon themselves to be the moral police and ran an ignorant article written by Chris Baker a couple days ago.What genius in the Athletic Department approved the booking of someone known for his " violent and misogynistic lyrics?"
http://www.syracuse.com/entertainme..._hoods_orange_madness_cancelled_syracuse.html
Or maybe I should say... "what genius formerly in the Athletic Department?" if Nancy did not have one foot out the door, I suspect her reaction would have been a bit more far-reaching.
This is my issue- how could the Ath. Dept approve this? Shouldn't someone in the upper administration be signing off, and why the continued pattern (FB schedule, moving the court)?
Since Nancy's got both feet out the door now, DG might avoid taking a lot of heat for this.
How about entertainment that would appeal to the majority of the ticket holders? Guarantee it wouldn't be rap.
If Midnight Madness was scheduled for MIDNIGHT, and if it was restricted to students only, you could book an axe murderer or stage a human sacrifice and nobody would care.
Problem is, the event is at 8 PM and it's open to season ticket holders and their families, and everyone else in the community. So you have to bring in performers that are acceptable to the entire community. Not just a small segment.
And you can't really stage an event like this and exclude most of the fan base.
Good point. It's billed as a family event -- at 8PM -- and combining that with Rap doesn't seem like a good mix.If Midnight Madness was scheduled for MIDNIGHT, and if it was restricted to students only, you could book an axe murderer or stage a human sacrifice and nobody would care.
Problem is, the event is at 8 PM and it's open to season ticket holders and their families, and everyone else in the community. So you have to bring in performers that are acceptable to the entire community. Not just a small segment.
And you can't really stage an event like this and exclude most of the fan base.
Ah! for the Days when the fans just went to see the Team's Practice,A few concessions, A poster,Team Schedule/Picture, simple uncomplicated entertainmentWhat genius in the Athletic Department approved the booking of someone known for his " violent and misogynistic lyrics?"
http://www.syracuse.com/entertainme..._hoods_orange_madness_cancelled_syracuse.html
Or maybe I should say... "what genius formerly in the Athletic Department?" if Nancy did not have one foot out the door, I suspect her reaction would have been a bit more far-reaching.
Do you mean to say her foot would have been elsewhere?What genius in the Athletic Department approved the booking of someone known for his " violent and misogynistic lyrics?"
http://www.syracuse.com/entertainme..._hoods_orange_madness_cancelled_syracuse.html
Or maybe I should say... "what genius formerly in the Athletic Department?" if Nancy did not have one foot out the door, I suspect her reaction would have been a bit more far-reaching.
People act like SU should be scheduling Elton John or some other old crap for these events that none of the players or students will care about. Every other major bball school books famous rappers for MM with no problem.
I can guarantee that 100% of current mainstream rappers have had inappropriate lyrics in their career. What does everyone want instead, dueling pianos?
I think the PS mentioned that SU was the only ACC school to book a hip hop act. After last year's fiasco, it is probably a good idea to not go that route,.
Isn't that in part what the media should be doing? Providing relevant information to the public to make an informed decision? I'm torn by your initial response about not knowing ace hood but then calling the article ignorant. Why was it so?I've never heard of Ace Hood. He's not known for anything. Didn't Meek Mill perform at Orange Madness a couple years ago? I've never heard any of his songs but I'm sure they're laced with politically incorrect lyrics. There was no problem here until the Post Standard took it upon themselves to be the moral police and ran an ignorant article written by Chris Baker a couple days ago.
Honestly country offends me more than rap does and i'm a 42 yr old white guy. Just give me basketball and whatever the kids like.Most on this board would've preferred something similar at MM.