Is the humming of Fandango's song going to be a thing now?
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I also doubt thats its going to be a "thing" like the yes or what chants, simple because it was his debut last week and it was the raw after WM. But who knows...I personally don't see the big deal with the song, its a crappy latin instrumental. Or tango, or salsa, or whatever the hell.
It's a shame, it's gotten quiet catchy. Maybe the Americans can have as good a crowd as us Europeans 
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What's up with all the Euro/UK faggs trying to take credit for the crowd? Lol
Sure they helped, but it's not like the crowds were 100% foreign, chances are there were more Americans than Euros/UKz anyway. Smark crowds will be loud no matter where they're from (ie: Chicago. AN AMERICAN city). Get your heads out of your asses lol.
Just watch some Attitude Era/Ruthless Aggression Raws if you don't believe Americans can have good crowds.
Sure they helped, but it's not like the crowds were 100% foreign, chances are there were more Americans than Euros/UKz anyway. Smark crowds will be loud no matter where they're from (ie: Chicago. AN AMERICAN city). Get your heads out of your asses lol.
Just watch some Attitude Era/Ruthless Aggression Raws if you don't believe Americans can have good crowds.
And even if the crowd was 100% foreign, that doesn't = 100% UK. Like a lot of you people make it seem, Lol. ity1:
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Think of it this way deth. If the WWE was based in Europe, and only came to our country once a year it'd be loud as FUCK every time too.
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Yeah, I get that. A lot of crowds over there are great, no doubt. Just funny how a lot of people here seem to think that the crowd was loud only because there were some Euro/UK fags in the crowd.
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I could see this easily catching on and other WWE crowds doing it from now on. I attribute it to what has happened with Daniel Bryan and how the crowds love to do the "yes" and "no" along with him. I could see Fandango's song having a similar effect and getting a lot of fan reaction.
I would like to see it happen but it'll hard to sing along with the crowd. Saying those one word chants (Yes! Yes!) or even a phrase are easy but singing?... not sure if other crowds can pull it off.
I just turned my TV on ESPN and sure enough the host comes back from the commercial break humming his theme. Pretty awesome to hear it on a sports station that hardly ever features WWE.
I guess it really is becoming a thing!
Ba-da-da....
Dammit, now it's in my head.
I guess it really is becoming a thing!
Ba-da-da....
Dammit, now it's in my head.