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In the second quarter of Florida’s game against LSU, the Gator marching band played “Neck.” Just confirmed with a clarinet player: #Gators band played Neck. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to get the latest updates on LSU Football and Recruiting. ESPN microphones caught it. Copyright @2021 TigerDroppings.com. Get up to 50% off. The original song is called "talkin out the side of you neck" by cameo. LSU fans and former members of the LSU Tigers Marching Band held an impromptu parade in New Orleans on the eve of the National Championship game. With this being Burrow’s final collegiate game, he’d figured he’d get it in one last time before his departure. I know that the chancellor eliminated tiger rag, so I'm assuming that this replace it (well sort of). Please sign in or register. Way to adapt & overcome, LSU student section! The 'Neck Chant' as LSU has sparked a controversy over the last several seasons since the school asked the LSU band to discontinue playing it at home games by passing out literature in 2013. actually lsu has been playing neck at least since 05. The LSU Tiger Marching Band, or "The Golden Band From Tigerland", is the largest and most visible single organization on campus with a closed membership of 325 students.Recognized nationally for its outstanding achievements by the John Philip Sousa Foundation in 2002, the Tiger Band is comprised of students from all over the LSU campus. Why do people have to be stupid. Report. According to The State, the song spawned from the LSU band playing a version of Cameo's "Talking Out Da Side of Ya Neck." You can find LSU fans in New Orleans every day of the year, but the night before the national championship game, the French Quarter is especially purple and gold. The LSU band played "Neck" on Bourbon Street and Tigers fans loved it, even singing suck that Tiger d---. "Do you think the (LSU) band should play 'Neck?'" 1:06. Way to keep it classy… surprised the band plays that at games anymore. In the 2nd quarter. I liked Neck better before any chants or anything were done. "You know that's not my business," the coach said in response. The LSU band doesn't play 'Neck' at Tigers home games anymore, but the student section proved on Saturday that won't stop that. It is a neat new song and hey the human jukebox has some good ideas... Stop with all the racist stupidity... Lots of bands do it. Regardless of the football team, Tiger Band BEATS EVERYBODY, every time 0:59. The awesome historically black colleges and Universities seem to claim it as their own. Adjustments Made To LSU Baseball Weekend Series, Ed Orgeron Comments On The Husch Blackwell Report, Provides Team Updates, Watch: Highlights From LSU's 10-4 Win Over Texas Southern, Video: "He Was The MVP Of The Game Tonight," Paul Mainieri On Ma'Khail Hilliard, Here's A Great Tiger Woods & Phil Mickelson Story From Augusta, Texas Tech Has Been Blaring 'One Shining Moment' At Today's Practice, Ben Simmons Gifts Brother New Audi For Birthday, 'He's Crying On The Live! The LSU Band Playing Neck On Bourbon Street Was Glorious. re: History of "Neck" - LSU Band Posted by Mariner on 10/30/09 at 2:00 pm to Im4datigers I heard it was started after the South Carolina game in 2007 when the students were chanting: "you suck c##K" That … White or transparent. On the eve of LSU facing the Clemson Tigers in the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, Neck took over Bourbon Street in New Orleans, Louisiana. With the game safely stowed away, the LSU student section altered lyrics to the popular song “Talkin’ Out Da Side of Ya Neck” by Dem Franchize Boyz that LSU’s marching band has been known to work into games. Department of Bands 292 Band Hall Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA 70803 225-578-2384 bands@lsu.edu His work has appeared on such platforms as SB Nation, Cox Media Group and FanSided. But instead of saying “Oh oh talkin’ out the side of your neck,” the crowd yelled, “suck that Tiger d*ck b*tch.” It was a song that was, at one time, as steeped in tradition as the “LSU Fight Song” or “Tiger Rag.” The stadium would erupt when the band played “Neck,” and the song could turn the dullest point in the game into an exciting moment. The students recite the chant to any song they can squeeze it into now. They also played "Jump on it" last year. Knowing that LSU bands could not play "Neck," the NSU band had prepared, and summarily executed the song to kind of gig the LSU folk. I would have done the same thing though….lol #fckit. That said. Burrow and Bayou Bengals backers were rocking to the LSU band’s rendition of the mid-’80s hit “Talkin’ Out The Side Of Your Neck,” or what’s better known in college football circles as just “Neck.” For those who know, that one obscene ad-lib line was heard loud and clear in the Superdome — …

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