The Shoe-Game, an absolute wedding classic! You can’t beat it.
Oh yes, sometimes I play at bars/clubs too. In this instance I got a slot at M8RX Nightclub at the start of a busy night. The one thing I love about DJing to a group of rowdy college students is the crowd response. Those kids go crazy and it’s just exhilarating to not only watch, but feed into it by playing the best high-energy songs.
This has got to be one of the strangest events I have ever DJ’d: a full-blown vaccination event. Yes you read that right, I DJ’d while people got vaccinated. Oh and I brought Hula Hoops! Can’t beat it!
My face may look a little crazy, and you may be wondering what I am wearing, but read on and I will happily explain. So this was the 2nd of 3 angels and demons ragers we had at 6666 Pasado. That glowing box you see behind me was actually a 3-story tall cross constructed by Cameron. He really killed it, the thing was so tall and bright, you could see it from several streets away. Oh and then there’s Travis. So the year before when I had made the first cross someone had decided to climb this 300 pound collection of wood, nails, and LEDs. It was one of the scariest moments of my life but...luckily nothing happened and everyone was fine.This year I made sure not to let anyone near the cross. Many people climbed on the stage and I quickly shouted them down. But how could I say no to Travis? By the way, I am dressed as an angel, hence the yellow shirt and white robe. Judging by the picture I must have been playing a dirty banger at this moment. What can I say, if you ain’t sending it, why do it at all?
Professionalism summed up by one picture.
All I do is win, win, win no matter what Got money on my mind I can never get enough And every time I step up in the building Everybody hands go up… These lyrics from the famous DJ Khalid song “All I do is Win” were played right before this picture was taken. I mean just look at all the hands. This event was a pretty large one. Hosted in the backyard of my college house we shoved at least 500 rowdy almost-adults into an area roughly the size of a tennis court. The hard part was keeping them in the backyard and off of the roofs. One of the two photographers I had hired took this picture ironically from the roof. That definitely was a hectic night. We had the largest sound setup that we had pulled together for any party that night. With 4 subwoofers and 6 speakers we were ready to rock and roll.