How do we get The Killers to play the largest football stadium in the US?

Submitted by gustave ferbert on January 28th, 2022 at 11:59 AM

they have to be moved by seeing 100,000+ people singing one of their songs. 

 

I say we make Brandon Flowers an honorary captain for UTL 2022

jwk899

January 28th, 2022 at 12:05 PM ^

I thought for sure ESPN would have had them as the guest picker for College Gameday vs OSU.  Maybe they asked and were turned down?   The last two times GameDay was in Ann Arbor they've totally wiffed with the Chainsmokers (in 2018) and Sebastian Maniscalco in 2021 for The Game.  None of them have any connections to the University.  

Vasav

January 28th, 2022 at 12:31 PM ^

Maybe we didn't invent it...but we definitely took it to a level at least 1000 times any other assemblage of drunk college kids, and that's assuming that after the song's its initial run there were 100 people at a bar/party outside of Ann Arbor that were ALL singing along

M-Dog

January 28th, 2022 at 5:44 PM ^

My daughter, the most Gen Z of all Gen Z's, definitely associates it with Michigan.  We have elevated it to the next level.

We own it now, the way the USMNT owns "I believe that we will win" . . . which actually originated at the Naval Academy Preparatory School, and then was used at the actual US Naval Academy.

110,000 people could have adopted anything, but we adopted Mr. Brightside.  It's a part of us now and vice versa.

BluePhins

January 28th, 2022 at 3:33 PM ^

also we should celebrate and encourage things that fans come up with organically and are, you know, fun. When they catch on they're so much better than the ham-fisted ideas most venues force down our throats. These are the things that elevate the gameday experience and make being there worth something more.

In-person entertainment has been sterilized in recent years, most of the time justifiably, in the name of safety (terrorism, covid, Travis Scott etc.) It's up to us to figure out other creative outlets, to bring something new to the table, to keep ourselves entertained. so, just because we didn't invent music doesn't mean we can't make this Our Thing, or more accurately, one of Our Things.

rip Hotdog Man, long live the Hotdog Man! (I am not the hotdog man, just a huge fan of his work)