I love the way JSU used their woodwinds, but FAMU is the MASTER of that smooth, symphonic sound where all parts and sections are heard with exquisite balance❤
@@Acekenobi9 boredom only if you like banging and blasting more than musicality. I still love JSU and all my HBCUs, but that banging/blasting/ battle SWAC band culture is disturbing. The SWAC dance teams are 🔥though
@@litsupa1002 Y'all really got to come up with some new insults and excuses. High Schools are able to achieve that "power sound" that y'all rave about in the SWAC. Yet y'all say we sound High School. Yet no one can achieve the balance nor sound the 100 produces. So no, we won't go to the Opera with that....we'll go to Paris with that. We set the standards for others to follow.
ok that tina turner was fire. hbcu's got to remember when our legends die we need to pay homage to them. i hope to hear more people playing her music this season she earned it
The acoustics in that stadium were awful but both bands sounded incredible. Sounds like we are in for a great season of SWAC marching band performances. Salute to a job well done by both bands. Wow!!!
FAMU sounds wonderful, as they always do. The Boom is sounding fabulous, as they always do… I think it’s lost on the younger folks (under 40) to just enjoy the music, instead of critiquing every iota. It’s an unrealistic expectation to think all of our bands are gunna sound the same. Each has its own style and grooves in its own way. It’s been 33 years since I marched in the Boom, and I’ve stopped giving Ls and Ws.. it’s wasted energy… Just enjoy the music, yall. FAMUs arranging and instrumentation is masterful on that you hear every voice, especially the woodwinds. The 100 reminds me of how Valley sounded in the 70s and 80s under Dr. Tramiel. Nobody sounded like Valley back then and nobody tried to. And they were fabulous.
People seem to gravitate towards JSU because of their volume. Most bands in the SWAC appear to blow with all their might. It’s like they are blowing their lungs out. The low brass can only blow a note or two before having to breathe. That’s not musical. FAMU has musicians in their band. Symphonic, Concert, ensemble and solo quality musicians. They are not trying to rupture their lungs or lips. Their arranger is one of the finest in the nation. Now while I enjoy the HBCU band experience, never forget that FAMU is the Standard that all others continue to mimic.
I wouldn't say converting... more like adjusting and "reading the room" better. Because you know we have plenty of marches locked and loaded incase anyone wants to try it. ✊🏿
And just when I thought famu was gonna throw back a March I was dead ass wrong they really sound good I was highly impressed Jackson well is just Jackson lol they brought the power that damn Tina turner what's love gotta do with it and I love your smile ( although they didnt play it in the 5th) is my favorite heavy hitter from them 🔥🔥 and Famu Free Mind by Tems is also a heavy hitter 🔥🔥🔥 overall this was a great 5th again good job Famu 👏 still pissed with yall and jackson for not showing up at the parade everybody was pissed lol this sort of made up for it 😂😂😂😂
Famu Sounds INCREDIBLE! WOW! That "soon as I get home" is just so golden. "Annihilate" sounds so regal like. So royal. Sounds more like the real song than any other arrangement i've heard so far IMO.
That's the thing. JSU played something else that they felt like sounded like Annihlate, but actually sounded like wild horses galloping on hoods of junkyard cars. But i get it, there's a fanbase for that.@@litsupa1002
In the world of college marching bands, one ensemble stands head and shoulders above the rest, not just for their extraordinary musical talent but also for their infectious personality and rich history. Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about the electrifying FAMU Marching 100! Imagine a sea of vibrant uniforms, pulsating rhythms, and a wall of sound that shakes the very ground beneath your feet. That's the magic of the FAMU Marching 100, a band that brings excitement wherever they go. Their performances are nothing short of spectacular, a dazzling display of musical prowess and showmanship that leaves audiences in awe. Now, when we say musical talent, we mean it in the most mind-blowing way possible. The FAMU Marching 100 doesn't just play music; they bring it to life. With each note, you can feel the passion, dedication, and sheer talent oozing from every instrument. Their precision is legendary, and their ability to tackle complex musical arrangements with flair and finesse is second to none. When they hit the field, you can bet your bottom dollar you're in for a sonic treat like no other. But what truly sets the FAMU Marching 100 apart is their horn power. Oh, those horns! When the brass section gets going, it's like a thunderstorm of sound that sweeps you off your feet. The saxophones wail, the trumpets blare, and the trombones rumble, creating a symphony of power that's impossible to resist. It's not just music; it's an adrenaline rush, a sonic rollercoaster that takes you on a thrilling ride. However, it's not just about the music with the FAMU Marching 100; it's about the personality they bring to the game. These talented musicians aren't content with just playing their instruments; they want to engage and entertain. Their shows are a spectacle of high-energy dance moves, creative formations, and infectious enthusiasm. You can't help but get caught up in the sheer joy they exude on the field. They're not just a band; they're a force of nature! FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU Now, let's talk about that rich history. The FAMU Marching 100 has a legacy that spans decades, a story filled with triumphs, challenges, and moments that have defined the marching band world. They've performed at Super Bowl halftime shows, presidential inaugurations, and even the Olympics. Their music has transcended borders, bringing people from different walks of life together in a celebration of rhythm and melody. They've been pioneers, pushing the boundaries of what a marching band can achieve. But it's not just their accomplishments that make their history rich; it's the passion and dedication of the generations of musicians who have been a part of this extraordinary ensemble. Each member adds to the tapestry of the Marching 100's legacy, ensuring that the flame of musical excellence and excitement never dims. In conclusion, the FAMU Marching 100 is not just a marching band; they are an experience. Their exciting performances, unmatched musical talent, horn power that can move mountains, infectious personality, and rich history make them a true gem in the world of college bands. They don't just play music; they create magic, and when you witness their performances, you become a part of that magic. So, if you ever get the chance to see the FAMU Marching 100 in action, don't miss it. Prepare to be exhilarated, entertained, and utterly amazed by this legendary band that continues to redefine what it means to march to the beat of your own horn!
@@burner_boy oh definitely was saying they ain’t take this battle as serious as they will for the rest of the season. Especially since southern next week
When JSU played the same song back at FAMU with the same finesse but with power that was dagger that ended FAMU 😂😂😂JSU was already winning 3-1 before that. Great battle
In the world of college marching bands, one ensemble stands head and shoulders above the rest, not just for their extraordinary musical talent but also for their infectious personality and rich history. Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about the electrifying FAMU Marching 100! Imagine a sea of vibrant uniforms, pulsating rhythms, and a wall of sound that shakes the very ground beneath your feet. That's the magic of the FAMU Marching 100, a band that brings excitement wherever they go. Their performances are nothing short of spectacular, a dazzling display of musical prowess and showmanship that leaves audiences in awe. Now, when we say musical talent, we mean it in the most mind-blowing way possible. The FAMU Marching 100 doesn't just play music; they bring it to life. With each note, you can feel the passion, dedication, and sheer talent oozing from every instrument. Their precision is legendary, and their ability to tackle complex musical arrangements with flair and finesse is second to none. When they hit the field, you can bet your bottom dollar you're in for a sonic treat like no other. But what truly sets the FAMU Marching 100 apart is their horn power. Oh, those horns! When the brass section gets going, it's like a thunderstorm of sound that sweeps you off your feet. The saxophones wail, the trumpets blare, and the trombones rumble, creating a symphony of power that's impossible to resist. It's not just music; it's an adrenaline rush, a sonic rollercoaster that takes you on a thrilling ride. However, it's not just about the music with the FAMU Marching 100; it's about the personality they bring to the game. These talented musicians aren't content with just playing their instruments; they want to engage and entertain. Their shows are a spectacle of high-energy dance moves, creative formations, and infectious enthusiasm. You can't help but get caught up in the sheer joy they exude on the field. They're not just a band; they're a force of nature! FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU Now, let's talk about that rich history. The FAMU Marching 100 has a legacy that spans decades, a story filled with triumphs, challenges, and moments that have defined the marching band world. They've performed at Super Bowl halftime shows, presidential inaugurations, and even the Olympics. Their music has transcended borders, bringing people from different walks of life together in a celebration of rhythm and melody. They've been pioneers, pushing the boundaries of what a marching band can achieve. But it's not just their accomplishments that make their history rich; it's the passion and dedication of the generations of musicians who have been a part of this extraordinary ensemble. Each member adds to the tapestry of the Marching 100's legacy, ensuring that the flame of musical excellence and excitement never dims. In conclusion, the FAMU Marching 100 is not just a marching band; they are an experience. Their exciting performances, unmatched musical talent, horn power that can move mountains, infectious personality, and rich history make them a true gem in the world of college bands. They don't just play music; they create magic, and when you witness their performances, you become a part of that magic. So, if you ever get the chance to see the FAMU Marching 100 in action, don't miss it. Prepare to be exhilarated, entertained, and utterly amazed by this legendary band that continues to redefine what it means to march to the beat of your own horn!
I think that’s something that gets lost in the FAMU is 300+ discussions. At least 100 of those are woodwinds. Brass for brass JSU, SU etc usually have the same or more brass than Famu on avg
No. They never travel with the entire band. It costs a lot of money to transport over 300 people and instruments from Jackson, Mississippi to Miami. Well over $200K. They have a travel band that works within their budget.
FAMU music just don't have no soul to it a grove to it....the arrangements are to square for me sound like they have timing issues in alot of their arrangements.....songs being played to fast or to slow and then got all these instruments and you can barely hear them
Their arrangements are very vanilla. But you can’t convince them that it’s a big issue, especially now that they’re in the SWAC. At least they didn’t play any marches this time. That’s an improvement. The next hurdle is teaching them to play with some funk and soul.
Acoustics in this stadium are awful it did neither band Justice. I do have jsu as a winner here but it’s slight. If famu hadve played with more colorful and layered arrangements they would’ve won this. JSU had balance and tempo issues but book and dynamics was better for them.
I can understand the viewpoint. I think it's really a matter of our better execution vs. their more engaging book. I think the winner really depends on how you feel about round 3, I like us the first two and JSU got the last two imo
It hurts me to say this, but JSU slept on the Grass Snakes and caught a L!! 🫵🏽😂🫵🏽😂🫵🏽😂 about to be a rough start to the 2023 Season cause this weekend gone hurt JSU real good. 💙💛 #Kangz
JSU sounds Like JSU, Humping, Barking and Blasting as Always. FAMU is Always consistent with the Tradition of Musicality, Balance, Versatile Quality Control Musicianship. Weather It Be, Dance Routine, Field Drills (no Squares and Circles and Step 2s), Fanfares, Ballets, Warmups, You'll hear all the color of instruments backed up by warm brass section. I'll take that over everything. Now Imagine If They Stood Up And Played 5th Quarter. They sound good sitting down. They seems to never have to hump to prove a point. Both bands were good. Welcome to the SWAC FAMU. As the Islay Brothers say, Don't Change 🐍🐍🐍
FAMU’s arrangements were suspect, along with the execution. The arrangements had any non-beginner level rhythms from the original song cut out, or when the rhythms were actually left in the band fumbled through them
What is this lingering statement of "Converting", folk we been playing the WACK conference for over 50ty years and been doing the what we do... Yall folk need to catch up, and stop playing hole, half, and quarter notes as loud as you can, for as long as you can, and out of tune as you can... "WACK CONFRENCE" Simple 2 step drills, sound distorted and lost of volume on your drills, P-Valley girl routines, and nothing on the dance routine. Just blow loud...
And the issue is y’all continue to run with this narrative as if rap tunes are the only thing SWAC bands play. Theme songs, marches and ballads are all in the book of most SWAC bands. Leave that 🦝 mentality on that 7th hill. 🫡
JSU + SU = LOUD, LOUD & LOUD Zero Balance, Blend & Tone Quality But I enjoy seeing their instruments go up & down while they're blowing their lungs out....the WHACK Conference is a trip, lol 😆 FAMU keeps the Main Thing the Main Thing....The Halftime Show!!!! WHACK keep your 5th Qtr Foolishness & Simple 2 - Step Drills 💚🧡💚🧡💚🧡💚
I love the way JSU used their woodwinds, but FAMU is the MASTER of that smooth, symphonic sound where all parts and sections are heard with exquisite balance❤
You forgot boredom as well lol jk
@@Acekenobi9 boredom only if you like banging and blasting more than musicality. I still love JSU and all my HBCUs, but that banging/blasting/ battle SWAC band culture is disturbing. The SWAC dance teams are 🔥though
@docwoc7903 this is a football game man. FAMU can go to the opera with that 🌽 💩. 😂😂😂
@@litsupa1002 Y'all really got to come up with some new insults and excuses. High Schools are able to achieve that "power sound" that y'all rave about in the SWAC. Yet y'all say we sound High School. Yet no one can achieve the balance nor sound the 100 produces. So no, we won't go to the Opera with that....we'll go to Paris with that. We set the standards for others to follow.
That part fam I love the deacon bands but all the keys u named and playing loud just doesn’t out due family who plays clear
JSU sound is so full and I love how their arrangement has so much spice and energy. An AWESOME job! FAMU sound good as well.
No body realize that JSU been playing that version of Tina Turner as far back as 2011 and I love it
FAMU has such a rich and full sound. And they’re getting bigger and stronger with each season.
Right now..... low key... Jackson States version of "What's love got to do with it" is in my top 5 of the year already!
ok that tina turner was fire. hbcu's got to remember when our legends die we need to pay homage to them. i hope to hear more people playing her music this season she earned it
Good job famu, welcome to the SWAC good job🎼🎼🎺🎺🎷🎷🎶🎶🔊🔊🎵🎵👍🏼👍🏼
The acoustics in that stadium were awful but both bands sounded incredible. Sounds like we are in for a great season of SWAC marching band performances. Salute to a job well done by both bands. Wow!!!
Both band were wide open!! ... wish we were In a completely open stadium with no roof..
Very impressed with famu.
Same! I’m from FL and went to Baton Rouge 💙💛 cause of that wack tradition. 😂😂😂 but them boys exposed JSU book. Had JSU playing field music 💀
Nig please jsu ate y'all ass up not even close, jsu didnt need to go in their book for a bunch of sleeping and cleaning music 😅
I/m not ; empty melodic lines and the 'Broadway' endings do absolutely NOTHING for the imagination..........
I always wanted to hear a band to play Butterfly by Marsha Ambrosius/MJ. Thank you Boom!!!
FAMU sounds wonderful, as they always do.
The Boom is sounding fabulous, as they always do…
I think it’s lost on the younger folks (under 40) to just enjoy the music, instead of critiquing every iota.
It’s an unrealistic expectation to think all of our bands are gunna sound the same. Each has its own style and grooves in its own way.
It’s been 33 years since I marched in the Boom, and I’ve stopped giving Ls and Ws.. it’s wasted energy…
Just enjoy the music, yall. FAMUs arranging and instrumentation is masterful on that you hear every voice, especially the woodwinds.
The 100 reminds me of how Valley sounded in the 70s and 80s under Dr. Tramiel. Nobody sounded like Valley back then and nobody tried to. And they were fabulous.
💯
People seem to gravitate towards JSU because of their volume. Most bands in the SWAC appear to blow with all their might. It’s like they are blowing their lungs out. The low brass can only blow a note or two before having to breathe. That’s not musical. FAMU has musicians in their band. Symphonic, Concert, ensemble and solo quality musicians. They are not trying to rupture their lungs or lips. Their arranger is one of the finest in the nation. Now while I enjoy the HBCU band experience, never forget that FAMU is the Standard that all others continue to mimic.
This argument is tired. JSU just doesn’t play to blow loud. JSU and SU has showed yall every year they can do just more than that.
Soon as I get home🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Shoutout smash for capturing this one. Both bands were wide open. For sure
Jackson State woodwinds be blowing.
Sonic Boom of THE SOUTH is baddest BAND IN THE LAND
Wait a minute…. TXSU and southern as entered the chat!!!!!!
@@TheTerrellwill1 well you know Ian lying 🤣
If a lie was a person 😂😂😂
@@Rayjayda1 Tell me who better 🤣🤣
@@biggz36 What’s understood don’t need to be explain. You’re going to meet them next week. 😂😂😂😂
FAMU is converting over to the SWAC quite well; not a single March was played in the 5th qtr.
Was sitting here with my family like please don’t let them answer with a march 😂
I wouldn't say converting... more like adjusting and "reading the room" better. Because you know we have plenty of marches locked and loaded incase anyone wants to try it. ✊🏿
We haven’t played a March against another band in the 5th since being in the SWAC. We’re improving but we gone keep trucking.
@@TonyTerryinlife 😂🤣
And just when I thought famu was gonna throw back a March I was dead ass wrong they really sound good I was highly impressed Jackson well is just Jackson lol they brought the power that damn Tina turner what's love gotta do with it and I love your smile ( although they didnt play it in the 5th) is my favorite heavy hitter from them 🔥🔥 and Famu Free Mind by Tems is also a heavy hitter 🔥🔥🔥 overall this was a great 5th again good job Famu 👏 still pissed with yall and jackson for not showing up at the parade everybody was pissed lol this sort of made up for it 😂😂😂😂
JSU on Butterflies 🔥🔥🔥
Dat butterflies man bruh 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great content! Thanks for sharing 🧡💚
Famu Sounds INCREDIBLE! WOW! That "soon as I get home" is just so golden. "Annihilate" sounds so regal like. So royal. Sounds more like the real song than any other arrangement i've heard so far IMO.
Annihilate?!? JSU played it right back & crushed them! 😂😂😂
That's the thing. JSU played something else that they felt like sounded like Annihlate, but actually sounded like wild horses galloping on hoods of junkyard cars. But i get it, there's a fanbase for that.@@litsupa1002
@@litsupa1002 No. Playing back a song as if it were being played underwater is not a flex.
@@RyanPrentiss😂😂😂
That bass section on that first song was fire ima still them dance moves
In the world of college marching bands, one ensemble stands head and shoulders above the rest, not just for their extraordinary musical talent but also for their infectious personality and rich history. Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about the electrifying FAMU Marching 100!
Imagine a sea of vibrant uniforms, pulsating rhythms, and a wall of sound that shakes the very ground beneath your feet. That's the magic of the FAMU Marching 100, a band that brings excitement wherever they go. Their performances are nothing short of spectacular, a dazzling display of musical prowess and showmanship that leaves audiences in awe.
Now, when we say musical talent, we mean it in the most mind-blowing way possible. The FAMU Marching 100 doesn't just play music; they bring it to life. With each note, you can feel the passion, dedication, and sheer talent oozing from every instrument. Their precision is legendary, and their ability to tackle complex musical arrangements with flair and finesse is second to none. When they hit the field, you can bet your bottom dollar you're in for a sonic treat like no other.
But what truly sets the FAMU Marching 100 apart is their horn power. Oh, those horns! When the brass section gets going, it's like a thunderstorm of sound that sweeps you off your feet. The saxophones wail, the trumpets blare, and the trombones rumble, creating a symphony of power that's impossible to resist. It's not just music; it's an adrenaline rush, a sonic rollercoaster that takes you on a thrilling ride.
However, it's not just about the music with the FAMU Marching 100; it's about the personality they bring to the game. These talented musicians aren't content with just playing their instruments; they want to engage and entertain. Their shows are a spectacle of high-energy dance moves, creative formations, and infectious enthusiasm. You can't help but get caught up in the sheer joy they exude on the field. They're not just a band; they're a force of nature!
FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU
FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU
Now, let's talk about that rich history. The FAMU Marching 100 has a legacy that spans decades, a story filled with triumphs, challenges, and moments that have defined the marching band world. They've performed at Super Bowl halftime shows, presidential inaugurations, and even the Olympics. Their music has transcended borders, bringing people from different walks of life together in a celebration of rhythm and melody. They've been pioneers, pushing the boundaries of what a marching band can achieve.
But it's not just their accomplishments that make their history rich; it's the passion and dedication of the generations of musicians who have been a part of this extraordinary ensemble. Each member adds to the tapestry of the Marching 100's legacy, ensuring that the flame of musical excellence and excitement never dims.
In conclusion, the FAMU Marching 100 is not just a marching band; they are an experience. Their exciting performances, unmatched musical talent, horn power that can move mountains, infectious personality, and rich history make them a true gem in the world of college bands. They don't just play music; they create magic, and when you witness their performances, you become a part of that magic. So, if you ever get the chance to see the FAMU Marching 100 in action, don't miss it. Prepare to be exhilarated, entertained, and utterly amazed by this legendary band that continues to redefine what it means to march to the beat of your own horn!
FAMU is not more phenomenal than the “Human Jukebox”..
@@reginaldjones4720they absolutely are
They are everyone copied famu for years stop it
JSU power and finesse FAMU is just finesse. Both bands did good but I give this one to JSU overall
I love this!❤❤❤
JSU 🔥🔥🔥
Great job to both bands.
FAMU arrangements were broing.
Maybe if FAMU would stand up to play. 😊 That BOOM power is incredible.
are you dumb? they are standing
What’s crazy is JSU doing that with a travel band. People gotta realize they used this for practice for next week
They can probably only afford to take but so many people. Traveling is expensive
@@burner_boy oh definitely was saying they ain’t take this battle as serious as they will for the rest of the season. Especially since southern next week
@@daprofessakid ahhh I see, facts✅
Yawn.
@@MansaBC😂😂😂 right they making excuses
what’s the first song jsu played?
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Butterflies 🔥
When JSU played the same song back at FAMU with the same finesse but with power that was dagger that ended FAMU 😂😂😂JSU was already winning 3-1 before that. Great battle
Right! 😂😂😂
In the world of college marching bands, one ensemble stands head and shoulders above the rest, not just for their extraordinary musical talent but also for their infectious personality and rich history. Ladies and gentlemen, let's talk about the electrifying FAMU Marching 100!
Imagine a sea of vibrant uniforms, pulsating rhythms, and a wall of sound that shakes the very ground beneath your feet. That's the magic of the FAMU Marching 100, a band that brings excitement wherever they go. Their performances are nothing short of spectacular, a dazzling display of musical prowess and showmanship that leaves audiences in awe.
Now, when we say musical talent, we mean it in the most mind-blowing way possible. The FAMU Marching 100 doesn't just play music; they bring it to life. With each note, you can feel the passion, dedication, and sheer talent oozing from every instrument. Their precision is legendary, and their ability to tackle complex musical arrangements with flair and finesse is second to none. When they hit the field, you can bet your bottom dollar you're in for a sonic treat like no other.
But what truly sets the FAMU Marching 100 apart is their horn power. Oh, those horns! When the brass section gets going, it's like a thunderstorm of sound that sweeps you off your feet. The saxophones wail, the trumpets blare, and the trombones rumble, creating a symphony of power that's impossible to resist. It's not just music; it's an adrenaline rush, a sonic rollercoaster that takes you on a thrilling ride.
However, it's not just about the music with the FAMU Marching 100; it's about the personality they bring to the game. These talented musicians aren't content with just playing their instruments; they want to engage and entertain. Their shows are a spectacle of high-energy dance moves, creative formations, and infectious enthusiasm. You can't help but get caught up in the sheer joy they exude on the field. They're not just a band; they're a force of nature!
FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU
FAMU MARCHING 100. Photo: FAMU
Now, let's talk about that rich history. The FAMU Marching 100 has a legacy that spans decades, a story filled with triumphs, challenges, and moments that have defined the marching band world. They've performed at Super Bowl halftime shows, presidential inaugurations, and even the Olympics. Their music has transcended borders, bringing people from different walks of life together in a celebration of rhythm and melody. They've been pioneers, pushing the boundaries of what a marching band can achieve.
But it's not just their accomplishments that make their history rich; it's the passion and dedication of the generations of musicians who have been a part of this extraordinary ensemble. Each member adds to the tapestry of the Marching 100's legacy, ensuring that the flame of musical excellence and excitement never dims.
In conclusion, the FAMU Marching 100 is not just a marching band; they are an experience. Their exciting performances, unmatched musical talent, horn power that can move mountains, infectious personality, and rich history make them a true gem in the world of college bands. They don't just play music; they create magic, and when you witness their performances, you become a part of that magic. So, if you ever get the chance to see the FAMU Marching 100 in action, don't miss it. Prepare to be exhilarated, entertained, and utterly amazed by this legendary band that continues to redefine what it means to march to the beat of your own horn!
@@TFNelson3Chile... You cut and paste an entire short story🤣
@@dto1270 and STILL didnt mean NOTHING!! Everybody LOVES to bring out 'History and Tradition' when they're getting their ass DRUG!!!!
@@Ruthless_Raider when the L comes you know all the excuses and history comes out 😂😂
MAN THIS SHIT WAS OVER WHEN JSU PLAYED BUTTERFLIES!!!!!!!!!! But don't take my word; listen to dude at 19:07 after both bands played Annhilate!
Famu damn near has more woodwinds than brass but they sound good. JSU is still JSU 💪
correction bro they do have more lol!
Definitely more this season
I think that’s something that gets lost in the FAMU is 300+ discussions. At least 100 of those are woodwinds. Brass for brass JSU, SU etc usually have the same or more brass than Famu on avg
@@thesaxmagician exactly
What is the name of the song JSU play first? Anyone
On my mama
What was the name of that damn first song???? That bad boy is crazy man brung tears to my eyes 😂
“Soon As I Get Home” - Faith Evans
Do you have the zero quarter
They didn’t have a zero
FAMU has a much cleaner sound
It’s time to bring out the ballads JState.
Not just yet.. maybe after SU next week lol… I’m ready to see what they have been saving for SU as well
Butterflies by Mj
Just blow loud that's the WACK Conference MO (Modus Operundi)...
Just what they do...
@@jbabylove2 🧢!!!
@@jbabylove2scrub 😂
Jsu sounded good starting off 😢😢😢
C'mon Fam. Y'all came out there on some 'ol Drumline, "FLIGHT OF THE BUBBLEBEE!!" business. 😂
FAMU 💯
FAMU ATE❤❤❤❤
FAMU…that’s how you end a 5th 🔥🔥
was that jsu’s whole band?
No they had cuts for traveling purposes
No. They never travel with the entire band. It costs a lot of money to transport over 300 people and instruments from Jackson, Mississippi to Miami. Well over $200K. They have a travel band that works within their budget.
@@FinestOfTheSouth damn. Y’all really be missing that Deion money
@@Yamama288that’s what they’ve always done though. If they going that far out they rarely bring the entire band 😊
@@Yamama288you think you funny but you really just corny 😂
Fam won 1st round and that's it. JSU for the easy win
Come on Fam. About time yall up grade to some dubs them little 16" cymbals don't have that dark rich sound... and they look like clown cymbals lol.
JSU whooped famu....stop the excuses plz
I still like Famu’s full sound, JSU want JSU to me, but they were still sending across the field.
JSU💦‼️
who was that yelling during the procession? hush up!
Definitely JSU for me 🔥
FAMU music just don't have no soul to it a grove to it....the arrangements are to square for me sound like they have timing issues in alot of their arrangements.....songs being played to fast or to slow and then got all these instruments and you can barely hear them
Exactly! I don’t understand how people praise them for this 🤷🏾♂️ but they’ve made some adjustments to this battle
Their arrangements are very vanilla. But you can’t convince them that it’s a big issue, especially now that they’re in the SWAC. At least they didn’t play any marches this time. That’s an improvement. The next hurdle is teaching them to play with some funk and soul.
But most SWAC arrangements sound like a large car wreck!
@@FinestOfTheSouthhow you have a marching band without playing marches? I swear y’all new gen is trash in this band shit.
I'm jsu for life. Love the Boom! But there is something to be said for FAMU symphonic sound.
Giving this one to Famu, executed arrangements damn near perfect and song selection was on point good blend of old and new
Same!
Definitely not ! As much as I hate JSU famu did not win...
Rattlers ROUND 2 JUST OFF OF SONG SELECTION ALONE
FAMU All The Way💯💯💯!!!
Both bands are great but honestly, FAMU has better overall balance and tone.
Jsu round 1
🎉🎉🎉Round 3 rattlers
When I say JSU creased Yall, I mean that! I been waiting on this//
Fiend Famu>SU
Acoustics in this stadium are awful it did neither band Justice. I do have jsu as a winner here but it’s slight. If famu hadve played with more colorful and layered arrangements they would’ve won this. JSU had balance and tempo issues but book and dynamics was better for them.
I can understand the viewpoint. I think it's really a matter of our better execution vs. their more engaging book. I think the winner really depends on how you feel about round 3, I like us the first two and JSU got the last two imo
I love JSU but FAMU gonna slide every damn time
It hurts me to say this, but JSU slept on the Grass Snakes and caught a L!! 🫵🏽😂🫵🏽😂🫵🏽😂 about to be a rough start to the 2023 Season cause this weekend gone hurt JSU real good. 💙💛 #Kangz
Lay off the drugs
You’re an SU fan… this means nothing coming from you
YO Ma caught an L
If jsu took a L to famu then su took an L to pv txsu and jsu
JSU sounds Like JSU, Humping, Barking and Blasting as Always. FAMU is Always consistent with the Tradition of Musicality, Balance, Versatile Quality Control Musicianship. Weather It Be, Dance Routine, Field Drills (no Squares and Circles and Step 2s), Fanfares, Ballets, Warmups, You'll hear all the color of instruments backed up by warm brass section. I'll take that over everything. Now Imagine If They Stood Up And Played 5th Quarter. They sound good sitting down. They seems to never have to hump to prove a point. Both bands were good. Welcome to the SWAC FAMU. As the Islay Brothers say, Don't Change 🐍🐍🐍
You could’ve licked fam’s balls without hating on JSU.
Famu was some mid
What’s wrong with humping and BARKING? RQQ! 🐾🦴
fam just not built for the swac
This is a horrible angle to really make a judgment. From the sides of both bands with an echo.
FAMU’s arrangements were suspect, along with the execution. The arrangements had any non-beginner level rhythms from the original song cut out, or when the rhythms were actually left in the band fumbled through them
Jsu 14 piccolos sounding louder than famus 25 is crazy.
"Louder". FAMU prefers to play with quality.
Not really... JSU just wants to be louder. Not in tune, not refined, not superior.
Only when they play by themselves, FAMU piccolos blend with the whole band.
Super cap
What quality did famu piccolos play with being out of tune ?
Famu is boring compared to JSU and SU. Facts
JSU sounds like high school level ass compared to Famu. Facts.
What is this lingering statement of "Converting", folk we been playing the WACK conference for over 50ty years and been doing the what we do...
Yall folk need to catch up, and stop playing hole, half, and quarter notes as loud as you can, for as long as you can, and out of tune as you can...
"WACK CONFRENCE"
Simple 2 step drills, sound distorted and lost of volume on your drills, P-Valley girl routines, and nothing on the dance routine.
Just blow loud...
you think "you speak so well" is a compliment don't you?
#facts....😂😂😂😂
And the issue is y’all continue to run with this narrative as if rap tunes are the only thing SWAC bands play. Theme songs, marches and ballads are all in the book of most SWAC bands. Leave that 🦝 mentality on that 7th hill. 🫡
Get out of here with that BS. Just mad JSU came to FL with half the size of FAMU and was just as loud.
JSU + SU = LOUD, LOUD & LOUD
Zero Balance, Blend & Tone Quality
But I enjoy seeing their instruments go up & down while they're blowing their lungs out....the WHACK Conference is a trip, lol 😆
FAMU keeps the Main Thing the Main Thing....The Halftime Show!!!!
WHACK keep your 5th Qtr Foolishness & Simple 2 - Step Drills
💚🧡💚🧡💚🧡💚
Im sorry but this boring
If the stadium was full, tge sounds would be incredible. There needs to be better job promoting this amazing event.
Famu is not ready to be in the swac.
We in the Swac so get over it 🤷🏾♂️
@@Socaman84😂the band has nothing to do with why they were switched over
@@Wats4DINNER right??
@@Wats4DINNER and your point 🤔 we still in the Swac 🐍🤷🏾♂️
@@Socaman84 I was making a point lol I’m on your side