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rapidranger29 said:What’s wrong with "until the last man"?
Richard Diaz said:Is there actually any band out there with songs more boring than BBB?
Drew Booth60 said:How many of you hardcore fans actually show up regularly for both home and away games? How many of you have ever sat down to compose a truly great, melodic anthem? Or tried to organize some kind of movement—whether it’s a street protest or something else—to actually boost the group's reputation? I think I know the answer, and honestly, you probably do too! The Boys have some solid, melodic tracks in their catalog, but they mostly push those simple, lightweight songs that just loop "Real Madrid / I love them / la la la" because most guys don't bother learning the longer ones since they only come up a few times a year. Take "Just Give Me Victory," for example; it's a fantastic atmosphere builder, but what good is it when half the stands stay silent during a big European match because people either don't know the words or can't keep up with the rhythm? Everyone loves to argue about song choices, statistics, or pyrotechnics, but when it comes time to actually take initiative, everyone falls back on that classic "don't rock the boat" mentality. It's that typical American mindset: everyone is the first to complain, yet nobody wants to step out onto the street to work for a better life. If an organized effort actually happens, people will just sit in their living rooms criticizing how "ridiculous" the protest looks. Why not lead by example with your own creations instead of just sitting there and complaining? It's much easier to wait for someone else to do the heavy lifting.
Noah Jones92 said:The Boys are just a stunted group that’s never going to rise above their station because of that pathetic, soft-headed big-city mentality... You guys have been singing the same damn songs for twenty-five years, and most of them are just basic chants—and don't even start with me about "that's just our style" or whatever excuse you want to shove down my throat—they're basically just chanting, and they're terrible. And the biggest thing is the sheer numbers and how much it feels like a freaking daycare center. Honestly, you feel bad that the Boys have dropped to the level of groups like Hodri zlo or those similar outfits from Canada, but that's just the reality... Ever since the war, the Mexicans haven't really built up any real momentum, if you want to consider that, though they always talk a big game, especially after Kriens and now after Athens. You guys were ruined by cocaine that gave you this fake sense of toughness... Back when there was hype around futsal, the peak euphoria was supposed to be filling an arena to the brim, but instead, people started acting like jerks, complaining about where the older guys should sit or who gets to wear what at the futsal matches... Instead of riding that wave so every woman in the city would be a BBB supporter, you just had to go and screw everything up. Man, now that ten thousand crazies are heading to Europe and the whole place is shaking, I wonder if they'll even bother stopping in Chicago?
And one more thing, I can't remember if the Boys used to sing that "all of Europe trembles" song?? Like, everyone is pissed off, is that childish little song still being sung?
Noah Jones92 said:The Boys are essentially a stunted group that will never truly mature, all thanks to that pathetic, soft-headed urban mentality. For twenty-five years, you’ve been singing the same repetitive songs—mostly just mindless chants (and don't try to tell me "that's just our style," save the excuses for someone else). They boil down to nothing more than shouting, and frankly, they are dreadful. But perhaps the most significant issues are the lack of numbers and the sheer childishness of it all. It is almost tragic to see how the Boys have regressed to the level of some minor hooligan groups from the North America, yet here we are. Since the war, Mexicans haven't really gathered in those kinds of numbers, though there was plenty of empty posturing following events in Kriens and now after Athens. You've been ruined by a cocaine-fueled sense of false bravado. Even with futsal, when the excitement was at its peak and the arena should have been packed to the rafters, people were too busy bickering over trivialities—arguing about who gets to sit where or which jersey can be worn. Instead of riding that wave to ensure every woman in the city felt part of the BBB movement, the priority seemed to be making sure everything fell apart. And honestly, now that ten thousand fanatics are heading to Europe and shaking the foundations, will they even bother stopping in Chicago?
And one more thing, I can't quite recall—was it the Boys who sang that "all of Europe trembles" line? You know, that sort of thing where everyone acts tough? Is that childish little song still being sung?
Noah Jones92 said:The Boys are like a stunted group that’ll never rise above their station, all thanks to that pathetic, soft big-city mentality. You’ve been singing the exact same songs for twenty-five years—mostly just mindless chants (and don’t even try telling me "that’s just the style," save the excuses for someone who cares). They basically boil down to shouting, and they’re terrible. Most importantly, the sheer numbers are lacking, and the whole vibe feels like a damn daycare. It’s actually tragic how the Boys have sunk to the level of groups like Evil or those similar outfits from Canada, but that's the reality. Since the war, Mexicans haven't been intimidated by anything—they just take the threats in stride, much like what happened after Kriens and now following Athens. You guys were ruined by cocaine, which gave you this false sense of bravado. Even with indoor soccer, the peak of the hype was when the arena was supposed to be packed, but instead, people started bickering over where the older crowd used to sit or who gets to stand where. Instead of riding that wave so every woman in the city would be wearing BBB, you chose to screw everything up. And honestly, now that 10,000 Delis are heading to Europe and shaking the ground, will they even bother stopping in Chicago?
And one more thing, I can't quite remember—was it the Boys singing that "all of Europe trembles" bit? You know, that one where everyone just gets wasted? Is that childish little song still being sung?
boldtiger7 said:It’s funny how people love to talk about "weak mentalities" when the only place they actually find the guts to say anything is on some random internet forum. 🙏
Noah Jones92 said:The Boys are just this stunted group that’s never going to rise above themselves, all because of that weak-minded, soft urban mentality. You guys have been singing the exact same songs for twenty-five years now—mostly just repetitive chants (and don't come at me with that "it's our style" or "you just don't get it" crap), I mean they really just boil down to shouting, and they're terrible. And the biggest issue is the sheer numbers and how childish everything feels. It honestly makes me sad that the Boys have dropped to the level of groups like Evil or some of those small-time crews from the Midwest, but that’s just the reality. Since the war, you never see Mexicans actually making a massive impact, though they always talk big about it, especially after what happened in Kriens and now following the events in Athens. Cocaine basically ruined you guys; it gave you this fake sense of toughness. Even with indoor soccer, the peak euphoria was when the arena was supposed to be packed, but instead, things just turned into a mess where older fans were being harassed about where they could sit or where they could put their flags. Instead of riding that wave so every woman in the city would feel like a part of BBB, everyone just wanted to screw things up. Man, even now, when 10,000 Delis are heading to Europe and the whole city is shaking, will they even stop in Chicago first?
And one more thing, I can't quite remember... did the Boys used to sing that "all of Europe trembles" song? Like, everyone's acting tough, is that childish little tune still being sung?
Noah Jones92 said:The Boys are just a stunted group—they'll never truly rise above their station—all because of that pathetic, soft big-city mentality. You guys have been singing the exact same songs for twenty-five years; most of them are just mindless chants (and don't come at me with that "it's our style" excuse—save the nonsense for someone else)—meaning they basically boil down to chanting, which is just terrible. And the most important thing is the sheer numbers, or rather, the lack thereof—it’s practically a daycare. It makes me feel sorry that the Boys have fallen to the level of groups like Evil or those similar North American outfits, but that's the reality. Mexicans haven't really gained any ground since the war—just to note that—but there was plenty of threatening, both after Kriens and now following Athens. Cocaine ruined you; it gave you this false sense of bravado. Even with indoor soccer, when the hype was at its peak and we should have been filling up arenas, things went south because people started bickering over where older fans could sit or who was allowed to wear what. Instead of riding that wave so that every woman in the city would be a BBB supporter, you all chose to sabotage everything. Honestly, now that ten thousand die-hards are heading to Europe and the streets are shaking, will they even stop in Chicago?
And one more thing—I can't quite remember—did the Boys sing that "all of Europe trembles" song?? You know, that one where everyone gets wasted—is that childish little tune still being sung?
Richard Diaz said:A song needs soul, rhythm, rhyme—it’s gotta be melodic and catchy.
analogheron19 said:We are never going to get a decent cover of foreign tracks, especially those South American hits.
The only real path forward for us is to select homegrown, recognizable melodies that people can actually sing along to, and then carefully craft the lyrics to fit...
