That is until the DJ plays... Jon Bon Jovi. The last two nights this has occured. On Friday, out of nowhere he played You Give Love a Bad Name and stopped the track during the chorus and there were 2,000 people... white, black, hispanic, asian, whatever... singing Jon Bon Jovi together. He did the same thing last night with Livin' on a Prayer.
The greatest moment of my life was watching this black guy with one of those chains that hang to your belt with a dollar bill sign on the end, the entire thing studded with diamonds, with a straight up diamond filled "grill" like he was some Paul Wall wannabe, belting out the chorus to Livin' on a Prayer.
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Nobody really understood why Sakkra wrote:
Same exact thing happened at Gilley's with Livin' on a Prayer .
Gilley's is an old man country bar. It's... not quite the same thing.
I think I heard more Jovi in Germany than I did in America... it's really weird.
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2,000 people
FFS, how big is this club?
Or is this a comical exaggeration that I didn't pick up?
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From the book of Kinanik, chapter 3, verse 16:
Everyone loves old school Bon Jovi, just noone wants to admit it.I think I heard more Jovi in Germany than I did in America... it's really weird.
Bon Jovi is fucking huge in Germany. They're bigger than Hasselhoff.
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We were all impressed when Sentow, Maybe wrote:
FFS, how big is this club?Or is this a comical exaggeration that I didn't pick up?
Three levels. Fits 2,500 as per the fire code.
Snoota fucked around with this message on 10-08-2006 at 11:33 PM.
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