not considered politically correct any more
just that its an Indian war chant is all i know.
Was there an undertone to it I am missing? I thought it was just an amped up fight song? Were there words i never knew?
I mean, that sounds very different (and I always knew that was associated with FSU). I didnt know that what the band played to start the game had anything to do with native american culture.
Our mascot isn't the Saltine Warrior anymore.
Yeah. I suspect very very few people who were there associated it with native american culture. It was just cool and phrenetic and perfect to get people pumped and loudIt's been so long since I've been to a home football game I didn't even realize this went away. What a bummer, that always got me so fired up.
Wrong...kind of. I asked the same question a few years back. A person associated with the band told me, that although nobody had complained about the chant, the powers that be were worried that it sounded too much like the tomahawk chop, and were worried that at some point, people would complain that it's racist. So they preemptively gave the ol'just that its an Indian war chant is all i know.
Wrong...kind of. I asked the same question a few years back. A person associated with the band told me, that although nobody had complained about the chant, the powers that be were worried that it sounded too much like the tomahawk chop, and were worried that at some point, people would complain that it's racist. So they preemptively gave the ol' View attachment 203554 (no pun intended).
I’ve always thoughts the words were one line repeated over and over…OK. I never heard words associated with it, had no idea. Just thought it was a rapidly increasing in tempo band music. Sigh. I miss it. Really pumped up the crowd.
Yeah. This happened in like 2000...we were way ahead of our time when it came to virtue signaling.Seriously??? That's so weak.
I love SU with a passion but our school's barometer when it comes to handling race-based issues is just...distorted sometimes.
It had a chop and everything. Come on. And made even less sense since it wasn’t associated with the saltine warrior anymore.Yeah. I suspect very very few people who were there associated it with native american culture. It was just cool and phrenetic and perfect to get people pumped and loud
How did that get you fired up? I listened to the clip and the sound bite in question was so half-arsed.What a bummer, that always got me so fired up.
I guess you had to be there. Hard to replicate the feeling of a highly competent football team about to kickoff against a name opponent with 40k+ in the Dome in a crappy YouTube clip. It just did.How did that get you fired up? I listened to the clip and the sound bite in question was so half-arsed.
AgreedI guess you had to be there. Hard to replicate the feeling of a highly competent football team about to kickoff against a name opponent with 40k+ in the Dome in a crappy YouTube clip. It just did.
You weren't there.How did that get you fired up? I listened to the clip and the sound bite in question was so half-arsed.