Bad Boys - Part IV

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Everyone’s a tough guy behind a keyboard. Whether you belong to the Black and Gold Army, The 12th Man, The Faithful, Ultras, The Deli, or the Graveyard Crew, nobody is going to sit around and take this kind of crackdown. It’s the same story every time: police beating fans senseless just because some big shot at the top gave the order. As a die-hard Cibali Fans supporter, I wouldn't even bother showing up to games anymore if I had to risk getting jumped by cops every single weekend. This is about backbone. This is what living feels like. Welcome back, Bad Boys!

Zachary Johnson57 said:Is there actually a technical term for flying two flags on separate poles? 😕

Well... yeah... having two flags on two different poles... 🤣🤣 😉

Come on, everyone... let's try to keep things positive here... 😍and everyone in San Diego should check this out...

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silverbear38 said:The song is too difficult to perform. Instead of saying "get lost," they just say "beat it"—it’s much easier. 🤣
Plus, it isn't classy to say "get lost." 🙄 🤣

Are you being serious right now? I only pointed out how it goes so you wouldn't learn it incorrectly. If this song is ever actually performed, it will be done exactly as it was originally composed. lol rofl eyesrolling 🙂

Joseph Harris5 said:Look, obviously I’m not saying anyone should go out and assault someone just because they stood a little too far to the left or right. My point is strictly about the East Stand. We really ought to implement some sort of barrier or partition between those yellow lines. It would be infinitely more practical to lead the chants when everyone is packed in tight behind one another, rather than being split up left and right. There is absolutely no malice intended in this suggestion. 👍

I'm with you on that. If we could just have everyone stand together within those aisles by the yellow lines, leading the chants would be much easier—and honestly, the atmosphere would be way more intense. As it stands now, the security guards just keep splitting us up, and half the guys sitting back there aren't even chanting, or if they are, it's half-hearted at best. Still, these attendance numbers are fantastic. A massive step forward! 😉

Yesterday at the game all 5 of us were there, I just wish those guys from the West Side hadn't stayed so close to us instead of moving a few yards further back so security wouldn't have to split us up, plus the whole section would've looked way better if they did.

David Anderson5 said:I'm with you on that—if we could all just pack in between those yellow lines, the chanting would be way more organized and hit way harder... right now security keeps splitting us up, so half the crew stuck back there isn't even getting loud or barely doing anything at all... but hey, those turnout numbers are solid, definitely a massive step in the right direction! 😉

It would’ve been better how it used to be, but unfortunately, security keeps pulling people away from the yellow lines

Joseph Harris5 said:We’ll probably end up rebranding the whole club and changing our team colors before we ever actually improve the songs or the melody of the chants in the stands. Honestly, it feels like fighting windmills at this point.

Why are you being so pessimistic? You have to try. We shouldn't just throw in the towel before we even get started.
The songs in our stands are honestly terrible right now, so any attempt to bring in something new—as long as it isn't some absolute trash pop garbage—is a step in the right direction...

PS I've had it with the Viva group; I'll forgive anything else, but they are just completely lifeless...

Robert Cooper60 said:I’ve got no clue, this is just a comment. Maybe someone will actually get what I’m trying to say, or maybe I’m just typing total nonsense here.🤷

Secondly—look, I know my stuff because I was listening to punk while most of these guys hadn't even realized what was happening ten minutes into a set. But if we follow that logic, we might as well skip the next concert too.🙂

Thirdly, there are plenty of famous songs everyone knows that are much smarter to play when the crowd is huge, rather than letting gaps happen in the chanting.

And fourthly, you were the one who used to stand in front of the cathedral supporting gay rights, while eighty-six waitresses were standing right there on the opposite side.
So, looking at the group as a whole, I still don't see any connection.🤷

That's all from me!🙂

👍 Truth.

I'll forgive anyone, living or dead, but not Mamić—he's the one to blame for everything. Get out of Real Madrid, you damn mafia! You only care about the profit, while for us, it's sacred!👋👋👋
@Henry Grant51 Look, you can't argue with taste. It's just a fact that Kek is a dead, chauvinistic jerk, and to me, he's rock bottom. But even then, that has nothing to do with their music, just like how some people don't think the band Viva is anything more than a joke.😉

Justin Watson4 said:👍 Fact.

I might forgive the living and the dead, but I’ll never forgive Mamić. I blame him for everything. Get out of here, you damn mafia, you only care about the profits while we lose our soul. 👋👋👋
@Henry Grant51 Look, there's no point debating tastes. It is a simple fact that Kek is a total bottom-feeder, and that's my final word on him—he's rock bottom. But even then, that shouldn't affect their music, just like how some people think Viva is some high-class act when really it's just a joke. 😉

As for the song itself, it's honestly terrible. They should have tried to turn it into a more serious melody, but instead, it sounds like something you'd hear from some low-rent street performers in Eastern Europe...

The track is solid, but the pacing feels a bit off to me; I've noticed the energy really dips on songs like "You're My Everything" or when players are moving on... those are the ones that usually drive the crowd wild.

spermint said:Those years were hits or misses depending on how you look at it. If this turnout stayed consistent through the season, it’d be the best run the Bad Boys have ever had.
It was easy to show up back then when you actually had someone worth rooting for, nobody was hounding you, and the laws weren't breathing down our necks like this.
I’m more proud of the guys today who show up to every home game full throttle, knowing they’ll just end up on some blacklist for it.
Yesterday, I saw a 27-year-old dude with over 150 away games looking happy as a kid just because he managed to get into the stands. What more can you say?
People might take offense, but yesterday showed the elite tier of the Bad Boys through the years—obviously, some guys are missing for good reason.

Spot on, but why even bother replying? You can tell he's just begging for attention like a kitten looking for milk, desperately scratching at the door with tiny little claws. Mrrrnjauuu!

Jesse Campbell said:The only thing that actually managed to wreck my day was hearing that Mamić's goons stopped selling tickets around the twelfth minute. Seriously? Is that even possible?
Word on the street is that about two hundred people ended up kissing the doors, and things got pretty ugly. I even heard about one poor guy who traveled all the way from Herzegovina just to be told by some brute that he wouldn't be getting a ticket. What kind of chaos is that?
Can we please try to arrive at the stadium on time for once? Seriously.

Not the first time, and certainly not the last. Volume 20.

Casey Gomez3 said:This is pure math! Especially when we all know there isn't a single true supporter among us.Well, how should I put this? The absolute best of the best.

Unlike most of the others out there.
Part of the blame lies with the repression. Isn't it obvious?
When you actually take the circumstances the group is operating under into account, that number is arguably acceptable. Let's be honest. It’s obviously nowhere near the level of prestige associated with the Bad Boys, but given the context? It holds up.

Jerry Morris2 said:I’ll find it in my heart to forgive everyone—the living and the dead alike. But when it comes to Mamić? I can't let that slide. He’s the one responsible for this mess. Get out of Real Madrid, you cursed mafia. To you, this club is just a profit margin, but to us, it's sacred.

The song itself is incredibly difficult to sing. Even though it’s actually quite good, it’s just not practical for our section to pull off.

The song isn't even difficult to sing, and frankly, it's hardly a challenge to perform.
That’s an old idea that never actually gained any traction in the stands, period.

Jesse Campbell said:Why start with the negativity right out of the gate? Even when there isn't any to be found. You actually have to go hunting through the comments of some irrelevant nobodies and anonymous trolls on news sites just to find something to complain about.

Let’s be honest: this forum is basically a magnet for losers. And that really goes for this specific thread, where the population of internet clowns is nothing short of enviable.

Robert Adams6 said:not the first time, not the last, volume 20

Look, I know this happens all the time, but man, a ton of people got burned this time around. Guess folks need to learn how to deal with Satan's disciples who’ll do anything just to thin our numbers out.

I was wondering if there was less of a crackdown at this game since our numbers were lower, but honestly, aside from that idiot demanding my ID and making me scribble it on some scrap of white paper, I didn't notice any real difference compared to how things were eighteen months ago.🤷

I’ve been thinking the exact same thing, though I suppose it really comes down to the individual—it just depends on which type of hardliner or street thug you happen to cross paths with. Has anyone else noticed—and I’m pretty sure everyone here has—those random bystanders who seem to be desperately trying to blend into a group of six or seven people? They’re always wearing one single earbud, just hovering on the periphery, and they have this habit of subtly "muttering under their breath." What’s the actual point of that? Is it even possible that they’re just gripped by this intense paranoia caused by those wannabe hooligans, leading them to resort to such mindless little antics?

Zachary Sullivan2 said:I was wondering if there was actually less tension at this game given our numbers, or if I just missed it? Aside from that idiot demanding my ID and insisting I write everything down on some scrap of white paper, I didn't notice any real difference compared to how things were about a year and a half ago.🤷

I don't know, it really depends on how you look at it. I actually had to unbutton my hoodie and pull my undershirt out of my waistband just to get a better look at what was going on underneath. Honestly, what an idiot. Who even deals with this stuff? Anyway, let's just move on...

Henry Grant51 said:PS Forget the Viva group; I’m over all of it... just a dead end...

Half of Europe dances to "Lambada," "Moonlight Shadow," or "Rhythm is a Dancer." We had our own versions—songs like "If Only Everyone Was Like Us," "Just Give Me the Wins," or even stuff from Severina down to Madonna. Personally, I prefer songs rooted in rock, punk, or hardcore, but let's face it: most people don't know anything about those genres. As for this specific cover, it started as a drunken joke after the team got knocked out of a major tournament back in 2007. It holds sentimental value for me because some of the key leaders at the time were against singing about "mommy"—and thank God they aren't around anymore. It was never meant to be a stadium anthem, mostly because it's just too difficult to sing in unison.

Zachary Sullivan2 said:I wonder if there was less crackdowns at this game given our numbers, but honestly, besides that idiot asking for my ID and scribbling on a scrap of white paper, I didn't notice any real difference compared to a year and a half ago.🤷

Same thing happened to me. Lifting the shirt and pants just to show off the abs. 😍 Just waiting for the day the feds finally come for me. 🤣

So I headed out early because I’m a sucker for those small-town vibes, right? I pulled up near the stadium entrance just to scope things out, and there they were—two firefighters, the bald coordinator from the local fire department, and two exhausted guys from the volunteer squad. They looked like they’d been through hell, acting all tough like some noir detectives, telling this group of three how they’d been chasing down some punks who lit torches before bolting. Honestly, man, it felt like watching one of those old movies where we used to play cops and robbers when we were kids.🤣🤣

Nathan Foster23 said:Same shit happens to me every damn time. Lifting my shirt and cuffs just to flex my abs 😍—honestly, I'm just waiting for someone to tackle me to the ground. 🤣

Fuck it, my abs disappeared years ago. Maybe that's why they aren't looking for me to show them off.🤷