We appreciate your sentiment. We had another show prepared to go, but it wasn't sharp, so Doc decided to repeat the halftime show to the opposite side of the stadium for our second performance, when JSU had a completely new show prepared, some of us were a little dejected. We pride ourselves on being prepared and ready. We thought we gave that second performance away with doing the same show. It was my FIRST plane ride and first encounter with JSU. I'll never forget it. MUCH love and respect for the Sonic BOOM of the South.
They were soooo good. I miss these days. My prayer is that they will get back to this level. I must say that the present hundred has too many "out of shape" young people who are just unable to deliver on this kind of show with such energy and precision that the hundred is known for. In all fairness, I think it is the diets of young people in America where fast food and the food we consume today is not what it used to be. This has created a public health crisis, and an obese generation of young people and young adults. That, coupled with lack of discipline and attention that social media undermines makes for a less teachable and disciplined college band member. The level of discipline and commitment shown in this video will be hard to to regain for the FAMU band! this makes me sad for such a great legacy!
@@snoody032003As a public health expert, the American diet has become toxic. Fast food, and even our produce has so many preservatives, and the fast food that we ate in the 70s and 80s as college students was real food, but now the hormones and preservatives have made that food slightly short of poison. These young people are out of shape (look at FAMU's flag corps; utter embarrassment). Personally, I would like to see the get a dance team (FL has the prettiest, well trained dancers). Unfortunately, today's college kids' minds are bombarded with "social media reality" that makes for a less disciplined college kid and band member. What FAMU was built on will NEVER return as a solid foundation of the greatest marching band tradition/legacy. They will have to change their tradition (never will happen because of the god-like respect for the GREAT Dr. William P. Foster). They are slowly moving into obscurity with the changing times. The SWAC bands are feasting on FAMU's lack of adaptability and focus on their tradition. I love FAMU and the band (my favorite), but their mass appeal and reverence as the BEST are only memories now!
I'd love for the modern day 100 to tap into it's roots, it's history... The drive, the determination is there for the taking. Watching this video u can see them sweating & catching their breath while maintaining a high quality performance... FAMU is one of the best programs to date but they will once again become the best if they incorporate a lot of the discipline and techniques of the past to mold them for the future. Can't wait to see the 2017-2018 edition of Fantastic M100
Wow!! It's amazing to find HBCU greatness the year you were born!! I can't even find my High school band shows from 15yrs ago smh oh well FAMU Marching 100s are still one of the most amazing bands to ever do it!! Side note: My man with the cymbals wasn't playing no games lol
A different pool of young people in the talent and dedication pool is the reality sister ; they have more external stimuli pulling at them now ; social media etc. My daughter will graduate a Dr. of Pharmacy Rattler in May 2020 ! Be Blessed and we're still the Best ! 🎼
I AM A MEMBER OF THE "MARCHING 100". CLASS OF 1990. WE BEGAN LOSING THAT TRIBAL SPIRIT, AND WARRIOR EXCELLENCE OF OUR ANCESTORS IN 1989 AND 1990 ON. WE WERE STRONG IN THE EARLY 1990'S. RESPECT FOR UPPER CLASSMEN WAS PARAMOUNT! UNFORTUNATELY, THE BAND WAS TOO EXCEPTIONALLY EXCELLENT FOR AN ALL BLACK INSTITUTION LIKE THE MARCHING 100 TO ENTER INTO A NEW DECADE AND A NEW TIME, WHICH WERE THE 1990'S. WE WERE BEING FAUGHT AGAINST BY OUTSIDE FORCES IN HIGH PLACES. WE MUST UNDERSTAND THAT MEMBERS OF THE "HUNDRED" WERE THE BRIGHTEST YOUNG BLACK MEN AND WOMEN IN THE WORLD! WE WENT ON TO BECOME FEARLESS LEADERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD! IN OTHER WORDS, "FAMU'S MARCHING 100 BAND" WAS A BREEDING GROUND FOR BLACK PROFESSIONALS THAT KNEW HOW TO CREATE, CONQUER, AND CONTROL THEIR LIVES, ENVIRONMENT, AND DESTINY. IT WAS REALLY OVER WHEN THE DRUM MAJOR DIED FROM TRYING TO "GO OVER" ON "BUS C". MANY OF US FAMUANS, EVEN NON- BAND MEMBERS, KNEW IT WAS OVER AFTER THE TERRIBLE DEATH OF ONE OF OUR OWN! LASTLY, TOO MANY OUTSIDERS WERE TRYING TO DIRECT THE PATHWAY OF THE "HUNDRED", THEREBY DIVIDING OUR MEMBERS AND RANKS! ONE MORE THING, I AM SO PROUD OF HOW THE PROFESSORS OF THE "MARCHING 100" PERSEVERED AND BROUGHT THE "MARCHING 100" BACK AFTER THE SCANDAL OF OUR DRUM MAJORS DEATH ROCKED THE WORLD! REMEMBER, WE FAMUANS ARE LEADERS ALL OVER THE WORLD (I SAY THAT HUMBLY). HOPEFULLY THIS SHEDS SOME LIGHT! SO, IN MY OPINION, THE BAND OF 1988 WAS THE LAST UNIFIED TRIBE OF THE "WORLD'S RENOWNED, FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY'S MARCHING 100 BAND". EXCELLENT AND TOO
THIS IS THE BEST FAMU SHOW I’VE EVER SEEN 💯 I’m a DIEHARD Wildcat but this is EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE! Heck of a show Rattlers! FAMU need to get back to this!
I'm so very proud of BCU and the Pride for their come up! We compete, but we absolutely LOVE Bethune Cookman. Especially being from Florida. I took a visit their before going to Morehouse. Thanks for the props, Wildcat!
SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THOSE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 80'S! DAYS WHEN THE SISTERS STILL WORE "CORN ROLLS" AS A WAY TO WORK. IN THOSE DAYS, NOTHING WAS ALOUD TO DISTRACT OR GET IN THE WAY OF THE MISSION, WHICH WAS ONLY 100% EXCELLENCE BECAUSE 99 AND A HALF JUST WON'T DO!
1 of the main reasons why the FAMU Marching 100 has such a reputation is because they use a symphonic influence for their band.
FAMU sounded like "THe Best Stereo System that I Ever Heard". I was in the Sonic Boom listening on the field as a freshman. I LOVE IT!
We appreciate your sentiment. We had another show prepared to go, but it wasn't sharp, so Doc decided to repeat the halftime show to the opposite side of the stadium for our second performance, when JSU had a completely new show prepared, some of us were a little dejected. We pride ourselves on being prepared and ready. We thought we gave that second performance away with doing the same show. It was my FIRST plane ride and first encounter with JSU. I'll never forget it. MUCH love and respect for the Sonic BOOM of the South.
That was my freshmen year in the 100
My freshman year as well. It's a different student now and a different level of respect. This is gone FOREVER.
Back when FAMU was Feared! You got a show everytime they showed up!
They were soooo good. I miss these days. My prayer is that they will get back to this level. I must say that the present hundred has too many "out of shape" young people who are just unable to deliver on this kind of show with such energy and precision that the hundred is known for. In all fairness, I think it is the diets of young people in America where fast food and the food we consume today is not what it used to be. This has created a public health crisis, and an obese generation of young people and young adults. That, coupled with lack of discipline and attention that social media undermines makes for a less teachable and disciplined college band member. The level of discipline and commitment shown in this video will be hard to to regain for the FAMU band! this makes me sad for such a great legacy!
In your opinion What is the difference between the food now and back than?
@@snoody032003As a public health expert, the American diet has become toxic. Fast food, and even our produce has so many preservatives, and the fast food that we ate in the 70s and 80s as college students was real food, but now the hormones and preservatives have made that food slightly short of poison. These young people are out of shape (look at FAMU's flag corps; utter embarrassment). Personally, I would like to see the get a dance team (FL has the prettiest, well trained dancers). Unfortunately, today's college kids' minds are bombarded with "social media reality" that makes for a less disciplined college kid and band member. What FAMU was built on will NEVER return as a solid foundation of the greatest marching band tradition/legacy. They will have to change their tradition (never will happen because of the god-like respect for the GREAT Dr. William P. Foster). They are slowly moving into obscurity with the changing times. The SWAC bands are feasting on FAMU's lack of adaptability and focus on their tradition. I love FAMU and the band (my favorite), but their mass appeal and reverence as the BEST are only memories now!
Ain’t no diff in the food diff times and era guy!!!!!
You Only Get Old School Results Through Old School Methods‼️But People Soft Nowadays And Others Tend To Take Things Too Far💯
They’re back!!!
I'd love for the modern day 100 to tap into it's roots, it's history... The drive, the determination is there for the taking. Watching this video u can see them sweating & catching their breath while maintaining a high quality performance... FAMU is one of the best programs to date but they will once again become the best if they incorporate a lot of the discipline and techniques of the past to mold them for the future. Can't wait to see the 2017-2018 edition of Fantastic M100
Dontravis Allen damn Tru bruh
Dontravis Allen True, and it all starts with leadership!
Very true. My freshman year. The talent is still there.
The whales was crushing that Keith Sweat joint.
Tubas echoed through that whole stadium.
No bullshit
#hubbawhales
that dude throwing those cymbal s
Shit was funny as Hell 😆😆😆
@@ljhudsonjr You know FAMU be working da hell out them cymbal players!😂😂
@@corrynthiaiam9205 on god
@@ericmalone1906 I know they arm's be tired AS Hell.
He look like he was cussin’ the whole told.
WoW. FAMU had a stereophonic sound. Bring it back!! Love this video.
Wow!! It's amazing to find HBCU greatness the year you were born!! I can't even find my High school band shows from 15yrs ago smh oh well FAMU Marching 100s are still one of the most amazing bands to ever do it!!
Side note: My man with the cymbals wasn't playing no games lol
Man listen @5:15 when the piccalos can thru.. can we bring rattling back like 88
I remember how the entire city would rumble from their practices. I don't remember when they lost it, but they definitely lost it 😢.
A different pool of young people in the talent and dedication pool is the reality sister ; they have more external stimuli pulling at them now ; social media etc.
My daughter will graduate a Dr. of Pharmacy Rattler in May 2020 !
Be Blessed and we're still the Best ! 🎼
Dey Lost It On The Night Of The 2011 Florida Classic
@@thatbandguy8780 shut up
I AM A MEMBER OF THE "MARCHING 100". CLASS OF 1990. WE BEGAN LOSING THAT TRIBAL SPIRIT, AND WARRIOR EXCELLENCE OF OUR ANCESTORS IN 1989 AND 1990 ON. WE WERE STRONG IN THE EARLY 1990'S. RESPECT FOR UPPER CLASSMEN WAS PARAMOUNT!
UNFORTUNATELY, THE BAND WAS TOO EXCEPTIONALLY EXCELLENT FOR AN ALL BLACK INSTITUTION LIKE THE MARCHING 100 TO ENTER INTO A NEW DECADE AND A NEW TIME, WHICH WERE THE 1990'S. WE WERE BEING FAUGHT AGAINST BY OUTSIDE FORCES IN HIGH PLACES. WE MUST UNDERSTAND THAT MEMBERS OF THE
"HUNDRED" WERE THE BRIGHTEST YOUNG BLACK MEN AND WOMEN IN THE WORLD! WE WENT ON TO BECOME FEARLESS LEADERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD! IN OTHER WORDS, "FAMU'S MARCHING 100 BAND" WAS A BREEDING GROUND FOR BLACK PROFESSIONALS THAT KNEW HOW TO CREATE, CONQUER, AND CONTROL THEIR LIVES, ENVIRONMENT, AND DESTINY.
IT WAS REALLY OVER WHEN THE DRUM MAJOR DIED FROM TRYING TO "GO OVER" ON "BUS C". MANY OF US FAMUANS, EVEN NON- BAND
MEMBERS, KNEW IT WAS OVER AFTER THE TERRIBLE DEATH OF ONE OF OUR OWN! LASTLY, TOO MANY OUTSIDERS WERE TRYING TO DIRECT THE PATHWAY OF THE "HUNDRED", THEREBY DIVIDING OUR MEMBERS AND RANKS! ONE MORE THING, I AM SO PROUD OF HOW THE PROFESSORS OF THE "MARCHING 100" PERSEVERED AND BROUGHT THE "MARCHING 100" BACK AFTER THE SCANDAL OF OUR
DRUM MAJORS DEATH ROCKED THE WORLD! REMEMBER, WE FAMUANS ARE LEADERS ALL OVER THE WORLD (I SAY THAT HUMBLY). HOPEFULLY THIS SHEDS SOME LIGHT! SO, IN MY OPINION, THE BAND OF 1988 WAS THE LAST UNIFIED TRIBE OF THE "WORLD'S RENOWNED, FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY'S MARCHING 100 BAND".
EXCELLENT AND TOO
THIS IS THE BEST FAMU SHOW I’VE EVER SEEN 💯 I’m a DIEHARD Wildcat but this is EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE! Heck of a show Rattlers! FAMU need to get back to this!
I'm so very proud of BCU and the Pride for their come up! We compete, but we absolutely LOVE Bethune Cookman. Especially being from Florida. I took a visit their before going to Morehouse. Thanks for the props, Wildcat!
@@JaxQue03 you guys were the ONLY band we had any interest in! We knew we would smash all the others but you guys we always had a great battle!
I was a freshman in this band. It was a lot of hard work. But the prior years of the '100' was even better than this.
Always enjoy this famous band.
Best uniform era
I do favor these as well
They would vibrate the stadium💥💥
Damn those flutes were loud! Nice!
You mean piccolos....right?
+cojack Exactly! Got them mixed up.
To The Marching "100" And Dr. William P. Foster ----R.I.P. What A Great Performance !
It was great except on SAS the tubas were dragging and the piccolos were rushing
Is that Prof Bing as the announcer?
yes it is
SO MUCH RESPECT FOR THOSE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 80'S! DAYS WHEN THE SISTERS STILL WORE "CORN ROLLS" AS A WAY TO WORK. IN THOSE DAYS, NOTHING WAS ALOUD TO DISTRACT OR GET IN THE WAY OF THE MISSION, WHICH WAS ONLY 100% EXCELLENCE BECAUSE 99 AND A HALF JUST WON'T DO!
FAMU was very impressive then. There had a much stronger and better sound then. What happened?
(In my opinion) everything was good Before the classic incident.
Simply the Best!
5:28 had me fearing for everybody's life. Lol
That in and out of "Stars and stripes forever" was smooth
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!
Euphoric.