BREAKING NEWS: The 8 bands for the 2024 National Battle of the Bands in Houston Tx on August 24th, 2024 has been confirmed: Bethune Cookman "Marching Wildcats" Jackson State University "Sonic Boom of the South" Miles College "Purple Marching Machine" Prairie View A&M University "Marching Storm" Southern University "Human Jukebox" Texas Southern University "Ocean of Soul" Tennessee State University "Aristocrat of Bands" Tuskegee University "Marching Crimson Pipers" With Band Season 2024-2025 just 3 months away, there are 2 questions concerning 2 of the bands in this year's lineup to kick off Band Season 2024-2025: 1. Can the JSU Sonic Boom of the South continue the momentum from their dominant season last year? 2. Can the SU Human Jukebox bounce back from an up-and-down year in Band Season 2023-2024 and avoid a shake-up with their band staff in the future?
Boy you just made me laugh this shit was mid asf everybody who reviewed this battle said su lost by a landslide plewse move along it’s been months now and y’all still can’t accept that L this was a crystal clear w for jsu you know it’s bad when even that kvo dude who reacted to it said su lost and he went to su 😂
@@beezusbuilds nothing su played that entire battle compared to jsu love ,slow down ,wishing on a star ,or candy rain . Su didn’t feature they woodwinds not even once throughout the entire battle yall trumpets and mellos skated yall tubas couldn’t keep tempo yall Drumline couldn’t even do the kick to a song right and couldn’t even keep tempo and the trombones were weak as well btones was fluffing at times as well while jsu was balanced had a few mistakes here and there but every section in they band was disciplined and on point that’s the problem with su now is they have no discipline they want to wear that s but don’t wanna earn it
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THAT FYE!!!!🔥🔥
I saw Janelle Monae and gasped
31 tubas sheesh
BREAKING NEWS: The 8 bands for the 2024 National Battle of the Bands in Houston Tx on August 24th, 2024 has been confirmed:
Bethune Cookman "Marching Wildcats"
Jackson State University "Sonic Boom of the South"
Miles College "Purple Marching Machine"
Prairie View A&M University "Marching Storm"
Southern University "Human Jukebox"
Texas Southern University "Ocean of Soul"
Tennessee State University "Aristocrat of Bands"
Tuskegee University "Marching Crimson Pipers"
With Band Season 2024-2025 just 3 months away, there are 2 questions concerning 2 of the bands in this year's lineup to kick off Band Season 2024-2025:
1. Can the JSU Sonic Boom of the South continue the momentum from their dominant season last year?
2. Can the SU Human Jukebox bounce back from an up-and-down year in Band Season 2023-2024 and avoid a shake-up with their band staff in the future?
Da Boom was put to rest after this
You're insane if you think SU beat JSU that night lol
Yeah Cool Story Bro
Boy you just made me laugh this shit was mid asf everybody who reviewed this battle said su lost by a landslide plewse move along it’s been months now and y’all still can’t accept that L this was a crystal clear w for jsu you know it’s bad when even that kvo dude who reacted to it said su lost and he went to su 😂
Facts!
@@beezusbuilds nothing su played that entire battle compared to jsu love ,slow down ,wishing on a star ,or candy rain . Su didn’t feature they woodwinds not even once throughout the entire battle yall trumpets and mellos skated yall tubas couldn’t keep tempo yall Drumline couldn’t even do the kick to a song right and couldn’t even keep tempo and the trombones were weak as well btones was fluffing at times as well while jsu was balanced had a few mistakes here and there but every section in they band was disciplined and on point that’s the problem with su now is they have no discipline they want to wear that s but don’t wanna earn it
Didn’t care for this song.