This is going to be electric! Love it

This is so cool. I hope they put Cal and Fiat Lux on the bracelet for branding.

Now I have another reason to show up to the game in person

LosAltosOski said:

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This is so cool. I hope they put Cal and Fiat Lux on the bracelet for branding.

Now I have another reason to show up to the game in person

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Make sure you bring a bunch of friends! We all need to do our part to sell out the stadium.

LosAltosOski said:

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This is so cool. I hope they put Cal and Fiat Lux on the bracelet for branding.

Now I have another reason to show up to the game in person

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Or Dempsters Daylight extravaganza

We have long been divided on a fourth quarter song - as has me and Cal group of 40-50 yr olds…. For this lights out Gold Out I say pump Intergalactic by the Beastie Boys with full band involvement before the start of the 4th quarter and see what organically happens!!!!

Part 1: First 38 to 40 seconds band plays Night on the Bare (Bear) Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky just like in the rap video …. Not AI, this part is me …. Here is the rest off AI which confirmed it is not being used by anyone…

The stadium lights instantly cut to black (or strobe to team colors), and the video boards switch from game graphics to a high-contrast visual package. Gold bracelets come on!!!

0:50 - 1min (The Robot Vocoder Intro):Audio: "Intergalactic, planetary... planetary, intergalactic."Visuals: A giant, glitchy, retro-futuristic "4" pulses on the main screen in time with the robot voice. Kinetic typography flashes the words INTERGALACTIC and PLANETARY across the auxiliary ribbon boards around the stadium.

1 - 1:11 (The Build-up):Audio: "Another dimension, another dimension..."Visuals: The screen switches to a live crowd-cam feed with a heavy neon overlay filter. On-screen text commands: THROW 'EM UP!Crowd Action: 60,000+ fans bounce in unison, holding four fingers in the air, chanting "Another dimension" along with the track.

1:11 (The Beat Drop):Audio: Smoke alarm synth screech into the heavy drum beat ("Well, now don't you tell me to smile...").Visuals: CO2 smoke jets blast from the uprights or tunnels. The video board explodes into high-energy live crowd shots and rapid-fire highlights of the team's biggest defensive hits or explosive plays from earlier in the game. Part 2: Marching Band Arrangement OutlineIf your school has a powerhouse marching band, taking the track from the stadium PA and handing it to the horn line will blow the roof off the stadium.Song SectionInstrumentation FocusPerformance NotesThe Intro (Intergalactic, planetary)Mellophones & Low BrassUse tight, staccato cup-mutes if possible to mimic the tinny, robotic vocoder sound. The drumline holds a strict, robotic rim-click cadence.The Build (Another dimension)Full Drumline & TrombonesTrombones execute a massive, rising glissando on every "another dimension" repeat. The snare line builds a continuous, driving crescendo roll.The Drop (Well, now don't you...)Full Band (Tutti Explosion)Trumpets and Saxophones blast the main iconic synth hook at a roaring Fortissimo (ff). Tubas and Sousaphones lock down the heavy, distorted bassline.

For a refresher and visualization:

Tedhead94 the II said:

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Part 1: First 38 to 40 seconds band plays Night on the Bare (Bear) Mountain by Modest Mussorgsky just like in the rap video …. Not AI, this part is me …. Here is the rest off AI which confirmed it is not being used by anyone…

The stadium lights instantly cut to black (or strobe to team colors), and the video boards switch from game graphics to a high-contrast visual package. Gold bracelets come on!!!

0:50 - 1min (The Robot Vocoder Intro):Audio: "Intergalactic, planetary... planetary, intergalactic."Visuals: A giant, glitchy, retro-futuristic "4" pulses on the main screen in time with the robot voice. Kinetic typography flashes the words INTERGALACTIC and PLANETARY across the auxiliary ribbon boards around the stadium.

1 - 1:11 (The Build-up):Audio: "Another dimension, another dimension..."Visuals: The screen switches to a live crowd-cam feed with a heavy neon overlay filter. On-screen text commands: THROW 'EM UP!Crowd Action: 60,000+ fans bounce in unison, holding four fingers in the air, chanting "Another dimension" along with the track.

1:11 (The Beat Drop):Audio: Smoke alarm synth screech into the heavy drum beat ("Well, now don't you tell me to smile...").Visuals: CO2 smoke jets blast from the uprights or tunnels. The video board explodes into high-energy live crowd shots and rapid-fire highlights of the team's biggest defensive hits or explosive plays from earlier in the game. Part 2: Marching Band Arrangement OutlineIf your school has a powerhouse marching band, taking the track from the stadium PA and handing it to the horn line will blow the roof off the stadium.Song SectionInstrumentation FocusPerformance NotesThe Intro (Intergalactic, planetary)Mellophones & Low BrassUse tight, staccato cup-mutes if possible to mimic the tinny, robotic vocoder sound. The drumline holds a strict, robotic rim-click cadence.The Build (Another dimension)Full Drumline & TrombonesTrombones execute a massive, rising glissando on every "another dimension" repeat. The snare line builds a continuous, driving crescendo roll.The Drop (Well, now don't you...)Full Band (Tutti Explosion)Trumpets and Saxophones blast the main iconic synth hook at a roaring Fortissimo (ff). Tubas and Sousaphones lock down the heavy, distorted bassline.

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unfortunately I was unable to visualize much of this due to age and my own lack of imagination, but I like your enthusiasm and think our marketing department could use some creativity. Maybe tie this into the Fiat Lux lighted wrist band promotion.