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Abstract:
When the Bulldogs fall behind, there is only one thing for them to do.
"Crank dat."
In a craze that has swept much of the nation, the "Soulja Boy" dance has caught on in a big way with Georgia football. During home games against Ole Miss and Auburn when the Bulldogs were down, the song has cranked through the speakers and pumped up the players on the sideline, to the delight of the fans....
Originally posted byMacKenzie
Sure this might be a "high-energy" song, but is anyone listening to the lyrics? It's incredibly degrading toward women.
I wonder if someone explained to Coach Richt what "superman dat ho" means if he would still support the song being played.
Originally posted byMacKenzie
Sure this might be a "high-energy" song, but is anyone listening to the lyrics? It's incredibly degrading toward women.
I wonder if someone explained to Coach Richt what "superman dat ho" means if he would still support the song being played.
Originally posted byCarson
They aren't playing the lyrics with the song! The guys are just dancing to the beat!
Originally posted byDONKEY D
SUPERMAN THAT HO....... means stick it in her pinky
Originally posted byDONKEY D
SUPERMAN THAT HO....... means stick it in her pinky
MacKenzie
posted 11/14/07 @ 8:17 AM EST
I wonder if someone explained to Coach Richt what "superman dat ho" means if he would still support the song being played.