1-on-1 with DP – 93.7 The Ticket KNTK - January 14th: 10am - NFL Fight Songs

Episode Date: January 14, 2022

Going through some of the playoff teams fight songsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hey. Thank you guys. We'll let you know in advance. The text line is down temporarily. That is not a permanent situation, but you can call in 424, 64, 6, 4, 6, 8, 5, 6, 8, 5 because we need your help. And so Nick kind of heads up. If you guys can, if there is a fight song for any of these teams that we miss, let us know. call in and let us know. So Raiders, any team that's playing this weekend. Now, the Chiefs Fight song is kind of a standard. We all know what it is.

Right, that everybody uses, the Atlanta Braves used it. I mean, it's not really. I mean, is there a song that's played at their games that is, so there's a cheer for Kansas City loud? clear for the red and gold as the chiefs march on to victory like our mighty teams of old have you ever heard that never heard that never heard that right the only only one we can't find is cincinnati's yeah there's one like so there was one back in the in the sam weish boomer asyison

i don't know if the randerson or arizona have one either i'm gonna look up tampa base yeah look up i doubt they have one yeah because it was so bad for so long you know maybe it's like a pirates fight song or something uh what i would imagine 1979 bucks fight song oh give me that hey hey Tampa Bay yes yes good catch with the cream single uniforms which I don't care what anybody says I love them and I want one give them to me I have a Doug Williams one ha ha ha ha ha they know like they just rob Casey in the sunshine There's, we're in trouble. That's okay.

Well, that is the 70s bucks. That's the 70s bucketeers. If you were a bucks fan in the 70s, it was like, I love that. This isn't so bad. We're in trouble. That's okay. We'll figure out way to pull it out.

Nah, man. No, you won't. That's when you know. No, you won't. That's what you know. My goodness gracious. Man, let's see. I doubt that the Cardinals have one or the Rams.

Yeah, I think you have to keep. So in Pittsburgh, they had, so you had the polka, you remember back then, because they had Franco's army, they had, Roy Jarela was the kicker. He had Jarela's guerrillas, so Steelers fans were coming to games with like guerrilla costumes on. You had the steel curtain. You had, like, it was just a factory of branding. And of course, the terrible towel. Matter of fact, I think there may even be a terrible towel song. There's like a Chicago Cardinal song in here. Oh, let's go. It's not, it's just the lyrics. It's not, I can't. There's a Los Angeles Rams one,

but it has Rams marching song, Rocket Sock says no lyrics. Well, no, because the Rams, you can remember the Rams are old school. The Deacon Jones, you know, Merlin Olson, Roman Gabriel Rams.

I don't want to download it. Get out of here. Yeah, we don't work that hard for. Get out of here. Yeah, I would imagine that the Rams, like,

especially because George, Allen was their coach for a while. And he was a fight song kind of guy. There is a Rams marching, put your horns up, which is a Rams fight song. Oh, Rico. L.A. Ram it. Ram it. Oh.

That's the, that was the, the, the, the, hip hop, the rap video they did, which is, Here it is. Oh, here it is. LA Rams. Ram it.

You mean a second. It's loading. Gorgeous. Oh, my God. A lot of tabs open. Oh, I'm trying to figure out what,

like the first time I heard this, I wondered who okayed this. A red entertainment production. They produced this whole thing. Oh, my goodness. And you have to see the video. It's just like all the old players.

Nick, have you seen the video for this? You have the, it is. It is a train wreck of monumental, wonderful performance. It is, it is. I'm trying to dance like that. Oh, no. Oh, it's terrible.

It's terrible. Nick. So they're there and it's just, it's football players talking about ramming it. This is how they're dancing. I'm trying to dance like them. We can't sing and our dance is not pretty, but we'll do our best for the team on the city. So get on your feet and clap your hand.

Let's rammed right now with L.A. Ramping. All you're a nice to-up. I don't know. Enoch Earsh. Oh, Oh, man of this cool as a quarterback

and streeter. I come from the end, looking for the sack, I don't stop coming until I put them on the back. This is a limousin with him. My moves. Ay, ay, y, y. Eish.

Eish. Oh, man. Good job, nice. That's right. Nobody told them no. Congratulations. You did this to your show. There is, the Cardinals are charging and the Arizona Cardinals fight songs.

There are Arizona Cardinals fight songs, Rico. Hold on. I just got a text to check something else out. Oh, man. That is spectacular. Okay. I'm just going to surprise you with this one because I just got a text to look it up and play it. Okay.

Nope, that's a commercial. Hold on. Ooh, earwax. Do you have earwax? Use this thing to get earwax out. Don't use a Q-tip. Yeah, the ear, put metal in your ear. Oh, no, it gets better. Houston has the Orders, the greatest football team. We take the ball from gold to go like no one's ever seen. Love your blue. Love your blue. They're the Houston Oilers.

Houston Oilers. Houston Oilers, number one. They do not make music like they used to. I tell you what. We need more of the... If we had more songs like this, the world would be a better place.

We would not be as a. Right, Nick? He's not listening. Did you hear the Houston Oilers song? Here you go, Nick. Listen to this. Listen to this. You ready?

Love your Blue would be played out. And everybody had the stadium cards. And it would actually, it was amazing. This may be a questionable take or a hot take, but it's okay because the text lines down so they can't bash me for it. I think they need to bring accordions back. Oh, absolutely. I'm with you.

I think they look pretty awesome when people are playing them correctly. And they sound fantastic. Just the giant thing like this. we need more accordions and more bagpipes in our music. I don't know. Bagpipes, if you do it too often, too much bagpipe is a lot. You've got to find the love you.

You can never have enough cowbell, but you can't have enough bagpipes. So you need to, so the original, so imagine this. So for several years, the oilers were right there on the cusp. Okay.

But they kept losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers. And in one year, Baum Phillip said, look, and there's, he made this quote and said, Next, you were going to kick Dorian. Will they, with the original version of, Rico, type in Love You Blue.

Why, I was going to say, who did they keep losing to? 1979, Pittsburgh Steelers. They kept listening to this team? Yes. This is why. This is why. We're from this on with that drink football team. What?

Jimmy Pole. Jimmy Pole. Rico, I found our new open. They're like it so much. Did they play this in the stadium? As a matter of fact, so they were playing the Houston Oilers in the AMC championship game. And before they played the anthem, Jimmy Pohl is sitting on the sideline. And they give him a live microphone to lead the stadium through a sing-along of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

I love his song. You can find the video online. It's actually online. And they won with this. They did. So what I'm hearing is Nebraska needs something. So I got the love you blue. Yeah, and he 21 minutes long.

Well, but it's just, it's just the, the, the, you know, no, no, no, you just need the, the, it's, it's the, it's the, it's the, it's the, it's the, bum Phillips quote at the beginning. Oh, the bump. Yeah, it's like we've been knocking on the door. This is the story of how Houston coach bum Phillips built his chief. with part old new bowled and blue they don't know that we do still always be true because we love

and blue that's like, come on come on. Now, they don't make music like they use. Since you're in this space, you have to type in Love Them Hogs. No, they're not the playoffs.

They're not to playoffs, but we're going to play it anyway. They're going to play it anyway. Of course, we're going to play it. You're going to play it anyway. Give it to me. It's a... Think of how wild Memorial Stadium could be if they create a song. If they had a Huskers polka?

I don't know. Welcome to the Disney bundle. Yes. Oh, welcome to the Disney bundle. You need a polka, though. You can't go wrong with a polka. You can't go wrong with a polka or they need to bring back. Can you feel it?

Because they played that at the Nebraska, Iowa women's basketball game at the start of the fourth quarter. And it was wild. Bro, I'm telling you, Wolfmother will do it, but you got to get into it, though. like people need to embrace it. No, Wolf Mother, what they do before kickoff now. What's that one? Oh, what is it called? I'll have to look it up.

I can't remember what it's called. But it's a great song. How's it go? Hold on. We got this. Come on people, let me hear you say. This is what we need. Joker and the thief.

Yeah. Son is shining down on R.F.K. Can you feel it in your phone? Don't celebrate a love. Son is shining down on this. I love him, haunts. I love them ha. I love him hoarse.

Yeah. I love him hoarse. Oh! I like that one. With the Joker and the thief, the only problem is that it takes a while for the build-up to come. Because people aren't, aren't into it. You just need to get into it.

Just accept it. People are still not accepting it because they want, can you feel it? And I'm like, you know what? Let it go. Well, I just remember the good old days

where at the Devani Center sitting on the big old wooden bleachers up in the high parts of the arena back when they played basketball, just in the general mission. Or are you saying they don't play basketball now? No, no, no. I'm saying that I want them to play,

Can you feel it? Because I remember getting into it. when Nebraska played Ohio or Iowa State at the Devaney Center and sitting up in the wooden bleachers. Can you feel it though? Can you feel it? I'm going to ask for us to break a tradition. It's not just we want good fights on, good NFL fights on the greatest NFL fights or there's two. One, we can't play anymore because it's HTTR, right?

We can't play it anymore. But the next one was built for a playoff run. It was put together strictly for the playoff run. And it ended up in a Super Bowl shuffle. And it was amazing. Because all I hear in this is I wait for the part where it's Steve Fuller, who was forced to do this rap. And he basically mailed it in with a, hey, everyone, this is Steve. like so riko super bowl shuffle super bowl shuffle the super bowl shuffle is chicago bear

super bowl oh this is good uh-huh this is the goat this is the goat you got to do this yeah you got to do the bear shuffle i love mike sigletary we just we just That is fantastic. We are not here to cause no trouble. We just here to do Super Bowl shuffle. That's awesome. If Chicago ever gets good again, they need to bring this back. Oh, you have to bring it back.

You have to bring it back. Like, there's no way. He grabbed the mic. He said, oh, this is my moment. This is my moment. This little fucky so watch me, girl. Oh, and this man is getting his hips way too into it. Samurai Mike.

Hey, win with him. Can't play with him. When Fridge gets his. It's like, it's gold. They got all the instruments. Y'all ain't playing these things. It's gold. I see you with that cowbell.

Right? Again, they are getting their hips way too into this. So Washington did a rap video. What is that? What is going on here? Oh, oh. Oh. Uh-huh.

Yeah. Yeah. The video is so good. It still stands up. Come on, Fridge. He's right there. He's right in front. I play so do I aim to please.

That's why you all got here on the double to catch me doing. It's gold. Goodness gracious. It's gold. We can listen to that whole thing. It's gold. Maybe listen to the rest of it later. Yeah, because you've got to get to the Steve Fullap.

Like when the backup quarterback gets his, it's just, he just, like, he was forced to do it. Scott said at 1018, 530. I think the text line might be working again. Oh, let's see. We got one more text. Let's see. It's not the lasagna soup, but it's the only text. but it's the only text we got.

Let's see. Let's see if the text line. If you're listening text in, I think the text slide might be working again. Yes. Yes. Maybe. Scott was the first one through. Scott said 530. First one through. Maybe that's one that he sent earlier. I don't know what that means. Maybe he said it in 530 and it just finally got here.

But we'll see. So let us know if that's going through. So I have way too many tabs open. I know. But you can close some now. Just like we know what we're looking for. We know what we're looking for. Do we find a 40-nighters fight song? Yes, we did. What do we have for the 49ers?

You need to do the guy from Dave Chappelle who just does the robot. Oh, my gosh. Oh, that's so good. Beautiful. What did we land on for the Casey Chief? Is it just the Tomahawk song? I think it's just the Tomahawk song. So they've never had like another song?

So when I went to the Chiefs game, yeah, when I went to the Chiefs game a couple years ago, there was one that was, we're going to beat the hell out of you, you, you, you, I don't know if they still do it. That wasn't even theirs. Oh, it's not theirs? No. See, I had no idea. That's the only one I've just known. No, that was not theirs.

Like, that's, that's been done by every college in high school. Oh, well, then, then just ignore what I said. But if the text line is working, I'm, I'm interested in what their thoughts on accordions are. accordions rule. Mark and I both agreed. We like accordions. Yeah. There is a Baltimore Colts fight. So they had a band, so Washington and Baltimore had bands back in the day. New York Giants had a band. And the Baltimore band was so popular that they were toward the country. And they would play like the Rose Bowl parade and all that stuff. So they, they were a traditional band and they got together, you know, matter of fact, they still have reunions. Yeah. People who were still in those bands.

See if you can find an old Baltimore Colts fight song in the bunch. I think that's pretty good. Yeah. I think we're just getting a bunch of texts from before. Because they're talking about the basketball game. So I think it's just coming in now. Baltimore Colts fight song. Let's see how this sounds.

This is Johnny United for the Baltimore Colts. Let's go, you Colts. Like every Saturday marching through. marching through Baltimore. NFL teams should have college style bands. Well, Washington does.

Washington does. And they play everything. So they play the classics. And then after a win so that odd D.C. that we play, that's the D.C. ban after a win. They only do it after wins. And

it's like, Like people, normally people would just rush to get out of the stadium. No. After a win, they all go because they know it's a dance party. They know the dance party is coming. It's worth doing. I'm trying to think of who else had rap videos. Is there, is there, is there, is there, is there, is there, is there a Minnesota fight zone?

Is there a Vikings? Well, they have that school thing that they do. I think that might be as close to a fight. songs you're going to get with them. Hmm. I'm trying to think of what it was. And they said that, that, that I'm going through the team. So the Raiders had theirs.

Yeah, the Raiders had their rap song. Seattle. Seattle, Seattle, Seattle has a fight song. The Seahawks have a fight song. I'm finding the Vikings one right now. It's loading up. There's a commercial. I got to wait.

Stupid YouTube. Yeah, they're trying to do this thing. Stop trying to make money. This is the. Vikings, Skull Vikings, what it's called. You know, stuff like that. They did. So, McLemore did a fight song for the Seahawks. Of course he did.

I'm sorry, was that rude? Nick, Nick turned around. Like, like, sir? Are you a McElmore fan? Is that what that was? Or you just, are you kind of the same boat I am? No, I'm just interested. You just seemed disinterested right off the bat, and I was pretty interested. Is it to the tune of Thrift Shop?

Yeah. Renaming the stadium The Candy Shop so they can... Yeah, it's all there. I was trying to figure out what it was. Yeah, my friends up there, they loved it. Oh, well, there's the thing. Here's the thing, right?

So we'll go... Oh, it just can't hold us? Is that... That might be it. Oh, that's actually a decent song. Yeah. Yeah. This one?

Yeah. Yeah, no, this is actually a decent son. I'll give him that. Right. I'm not going to play the rest of it, but I'll give him that. Why are you, why are you, why are you hating? I'm not hating.

I just, I don't need McElmore and I don't need the Seahawks. I don't need it. I don't need Pete Carroll and love Russell Wilson. Oh, you know what we need? We need the San Diego fight song. San Diego. Yeah, we're not San Diego. Yeah, but still that fight, that fight is magic.

The fights on. The supercharges. Supercharges. Superchargers. The San Diego Superchargers. That's how you have to say. Oh, this is very San Diego-esque. This is a club song.

This isn't a fight song. Oh, here we go. Oh, he hit that. He hit that. That was not expected. I was going to try it, but I don't think my voice would 100% crack if I tried to do that. That was not expected, sir. San Diego, Super Charges, San Diego.

Yeah, that's out of my range. That's how I'm going to do that. That's out of my range. Okay, enough fun for the day. We'll get through. We'll start to break back to one-on-one on the ticket. Download our app by searching 93.7. The ticket in your app store.

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