PWD PWD 1223: The Road to Paris

[Stargazer Rex]

Just saw today that Andre Nickatina is doing a show at a bar right down the street from the outdoor amphitheatre on the same night as the Nelly concert, may swing by and check that out afterwards, depending on start times and what not

Ask him if he still smoke chewy like a motherfucking nut, Pete. I hope he is straight edge now and did away with all that!

 

[Frank23]

 

[Darkavius]

From a consumer's perspective this should be good sign but from a "contact sports" perspective this is not good just thinking about it off hand. If you want to make it big in MMA, boxing or pro wrestling you have to go through TKO, and now you limit what someone can make because of "streaming" numbers.

 

[Sycho Sid]

From a consumer's perspective this should be good sign but from a "contact sports" perspective this is not good just thinking about it off hand. If you want to make it big in MMA, boxing or pro wrestling you have to go through TKO, and now you limit what someone can make because of "streaming" numbers.

They don't make shit anyway, and most were not even hitting the PPV break point. Make no doubt, theyare going to get screwed on this, but doubtfully much more than they already are

 

[Pittie Petey]

Ask him if he still smoke chewy like a motherfucking nut, Pete. I hope he is straight edge now and did away with all that!

He said he stopped doing coke a long time ago, he talks about it a bit on Ayo For Yayo
I believe him too cause his music was pretty trash for awhile when he was getting worse and worse coked out releasing terrible stuff like The Daiquiri Factory, then he got way better again once he knocked off all that fooling around with the Devil's dandruff

 

[Pittie Petey]

I just checked and Ayo For Yayo was released way back in 2003, dang, 22 years, it goes by fast, my bros

 

[PRIDEWASBETTER]

Welp

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

Welp

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

AEW just got left on an island when it comes to PPV. It's a dead business. Time to move on.

 

[RollSonnenRoll]

@Pittie Petey I have to get Paramount again

 

[Pittie Petey]

@Pittie Petey I have to get Paramount again

 

[Pittie Petey]

Watched the first episode of the new King Of The Hill last night, liked it a lot more than I expected I would, even though I did not care for a lot of the changes and updates like the new animation style, Dale's weird ass voice and Hank's confusion over certain things, they dont have electric cars in Saudi Arabia?

And, I assume it will be explained more as the season goes on, but I'm still having a hard time believing Hank would even go to Saudi Arabia!

All that being said, I still really enjoyed it over all

I like how Bobby is starting to show a little bit of Hank's structured and serious personality in himself as he gets older, while still maintaining that Bobby free spirit in his life and career choices

As for Dale's voice, which is so off putting, I just pretend he has dentures now so thats why he sounds so different, makes it acceptable to my brain LoL


At the end of the episode, I actually got a warm and fuzzy feeling like it was nice to revisit some old friends that I aint seen in awhile

Look forward to continuing the reunion with the next episode

 

[The Clinch]

24 hour match for charity, being streamed by Evil Uno.

Orange Cassidy is currently on doing some sort of commentary.

 

[Stargazer Rex]

He said he stopped doing coke a long time ago, he talks about it a bit on Ayo For Yayo
I believe him too cause his music was pretty trash for awhile when he was getting worse and worse coked out releasing terrible stuff like The Daiquiri Factory, then he got way better again once he knocked off all that fooling around with the Devil's dandruff

Ya love to see it!

 

[My Spot]

 

[Pittie Petey]

They did a 10 bell salute for The Hulkster at the military base matches on saturday and i only seen one single person remain seated, everyone else showed their appreciation for the champ

Then that one single person rose to his feet for the National Anthem afterwards so at least he respects something!

 

[Pittie Petey]

@RollSonnenRoll @Based God just read this story about how Sea World in San Diego has suddenly become the hottest Summer concert venue for the old school rap concerts that I be going to

That is a pretty dope looking stage area out there on the high seas, I could definitely vibe to that

Bubba Sparxxx and Petey Pablo are playing there soon LoL







In late June, Atlanta hip-hop duo the Ying Yang Twins commanded an outdoor stage bobbing in a scenic Southern California bay, leading the crowd in a lively performance. Fans screamed the words of “Get Low” and other hits from the pair’s early-aughts heyday, barely sitting down as they bopped along.

Overlooking San Diego’s Mission Bay, the venue had played host to Baby Bash, the Vallejo-born rapper of “Suga Suga” fame, a few days prior. Meanwhile, Trina, Ginuwine, Waka Flocka Flame, Paul Wall and other artists who dominated the airwaves in the 1990s and early 2000s were slated to take over the same scenic stage in the ensuing weeks.

The stacked summer lineup isn’t the product of a city-run seasonal endeavor, though. Nor is it the work of a local upstart with a talented in-house booker. The outdoor Bayside Amphitheater sits, improbably, within the grounds of SeaWorld San Diego, the busy, beleaguered amusement and marine park.

Videos of this year's SeaWorld’s Summer Spectacular Concert Series, exclusively featuring acts from yesteryear, have routinely gone viral this summer and have reportedly spurred an increase in attendance. (You must buy a ticket to the park itself to go to any of these shows; it’s not possible to nab a stand-alone ticket to see, say, Petey Pablo and Bubba Sparxxx at SeaWorld in August.)

The much-circulated lineup has prompted a mixture of bemusement, surprise and trepidation, given SeaWorld’s well-documented past and present controversies. One Reddit thread described the mood concisely: “What in the hell is going on at sea world?”

Concerts aren’t exactly new terrain for SeaWorld, whose parks in other states have held buzzy shows for decades. Celine Dion headlined SeaWorld of Texas in the early 1990s, and country rockers Sheryl Crow, Darius Rucker and Hank Williams, Jr. played the park’s Orlando outpost in the 2010s. But a look at SeaWorld San Diego’s August 2019 summer concert lineup — featuring the 1970s rock band Jefferson Starship, pop crooner Jesse McCartney and alt-rockers Vertical Horizon — is indicative of a changing sensibility. What previously felt like a genre free-for-all has become a thematically curated, nine-week R&B and hip-hop marathon at the Southern California park.

SeaWorld San Diego Park President Tyler Carter and Vice President of Marketing Jackie Plaza tell SFGATE that the idea for this nostalgia-fueled summer series stemmed from a realization a few years ago that “throwback” artists like Bow Wow and Soulja Boy had a tendency to draw crowds. (This year marks the third time playing the park for both artists.) The team decided to roll with it, partnering with the live-entertainment behemoth AEG to help handle artist booking for a bigger show series over the summer. “We think that we’ve triggered this desire for nostalgia,” Plaza says.

The focused lineup has taken off, according to the SeaWorld San Diego team, to the point where they’re considering putting together other potential genre-focused lineups down the line, including an all-rock series. “We are glad that our risk that we took is paying off, because this was totally the goal: to transfer people to a happy place,” Carter tells SFGATE. “Really, what it is, is to disconnect from reality and just have a great time.”

 

[My Spot]

I didn't even know Bubba Sparx was still alive.

 

[Pittie Petey]

I didn't even know Bubba Sparx was still alive.

He lives inside of all of us forever

 

[My Spot]

Hogan dripping jerry curls all over Reagan's shoes.