Rock and roll (part 2) lost a little luster for me when I learned the singer is basically the worst human being on the planet.
Why did you go and do that? Some of us were unaware.Rock and roll (part 2) lost a little luster for me when I learned the singer is basically the worst human being on the planet.
Don't care. **** um upRock and roll (part 2) lost a little luster for me when I learned the singer is basically the worst human being on the planet.
dude registered just to set the record straight. Respek.I will confirm. In 1987 and beyond we were singing "Ruff 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU" after R & R part 2 only. Never after fight song or any other song I can recall. Pretty sure it was "ruff" first, and "F***" second. Pretty sure. But could be wrong. This was important enough for me to register.
By 95 we dropped the Ruff.I will confirm. In 1987 and beyond we were singing "Ruff 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU" after R & R part 2 only. Never after fight song or any other song I can recall. Pretty sure it was "ruff" first, and "F***" second. Pretty sure. But could be wrong. This was important enough for me to register.
Different song.In the early 80's there was no F em up after the fight song. I remember this because I knew exactly 5 words of the fight song 'fight, fight, fight fight fight." and that was always the end of it.
Which 30s we talking about here?Waiting on @DBT to give us the skinny on how it was in the 30s.
Rah, rah rah! Let’s beat them, boys!Waiting on @DBT to give us the skinny on how it was in the 30s.
I do believe this to be accurateRah, rah rah! Let’s beat them, boys!
Come on fans, let’s make some noise!
Thanks. My memory isn’t as good as it used to be. There may have been a “sis, boom, bah” in there somewhere.I do believe this to be accurate
History books are your friend, until you can’t remember what you just read.Thanks. My memory isn’t as good as it used to be.
History is doomed to repeat itself whether you read it again or not.History books are your friend, until you can’t remember what you just read.
HH - I was there from '85-'89 and do not remember saying "Ruff 'em up". It was always F*** 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU! But, in my defense, my state of inebriation at those games may have had something to do with my confusing the two.I will confirm. In 1987 and beyond we were singing "Ruff 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU" after R & R part 2 only. Never after fight song or any other song I can recall. Pretty sure it was "ruff" first, and "F***" second. Pretty sure. But could be wrong. This was important enough for me to register.
Funny - my wife was there overlapping that same time frame and she says it was always Ruff 'em up... Perhaps it was more based on the crowd you hung out with?HH - I was there from '85-'89 and do not remember saying "Ruff 'em up". It was always F*** 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU! But, in my defense, my state of inebriation at those games may have had something to do with my confusing the two.
I was there ‘80-84’ and the only way to get to/ through the game was to be plastered. I’m not sure what we said.HH - I was there from '85-'89 and do not remember saying "Ruff 'em up". It was always F*** 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU! But, in my defense, my state of inebriation at those games may have had something to do with my confusing the two.
HH - I was there from '85-'89 and do not remember saying "Ruff 'em up". It was always F*** 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU! But, in my defense, my state of inebriation at those games may have had something to do with my confusing the two.
Hallett Pit, represent!I will confirm. In 1987 and beyond we were singing "Ruff 'em up, F*** 'em up, Go CU" after R & R part 2 only. Never after fight song or any other song I can recall. Pretty sure it was "ruff" first, and "F***" second. Pretty sure. But could be wrong. This was important enough for me to register.
As an actual 35 year old...the "**** 'em up, **** 'em up, GO CU!" after the fight song was definitely not a thing when I was in school from 03-07 - I don't remember hearing of it until at least a few years after I graduated and it struck me as weird then and I still think it sounds weird today. As far as I'm concerned "**** 'em up, **** 'em up, GO CU!" belongs after the Hey Song/RnR Part 2 and that's the only time it should be used...This is one of the most important threads I've read in a long time. I'm looking forward to consensus from all the 35 yo's. Carry on.
At some point in the last 10 years it just became normal to add **** um up after the fight song. At first I was all "GET OFF MY LAWN" about it to the wee kids, but then I realized I just want CU to **** um up, so wtf was I complaining about?As an actual 35 year old...the "**** 'em up, **** 'em up, GO CU!" after the fight song was definitely not a thing when I was in school from 03-07 - I don't remember hearing of it until at least a few years after I graduated and it struck me as weird then and I still think it sounds weird today. As far as I'm concerned "**** 'em up, **** 'em up, GO CU!" belongs after the Hey Song/RnR Part 2 and that's the only time it should be used...
Mods, could you please change the title of this thread to “Old F*cks Debate Inane Details From Their Glory Years” .
What the ****?! You guys broke this tradition? ****.As an actual 35 year old...the "**** 'em up, **** 'em up, GO CU!" after the fight song was definitely not a thing when I was in school from 03-07 - I don't remember hearing of it until at least a few years after I graduated and it struck me as weird then and I still think it sounds weird today. As far as I'm concerned "**** 'em up, **** 'em up, GO CU!" belongs after the Hey Song/RnR Part 2 and that's the only time it should be used...
2002 Fiesta Bowl runner up, ho.Back-to-back-to-back Big 8 Champs, bitch.
Wuzzat the SAME chancellor that stated that F**K was a Medieval "term of endearment"? ( Oh, wait! That was PREZ Betsy!)Before you throw rocks in glass houses, it is important to remember that CU fans didn't used to add the "Go Buffs" after "Hey" until we were embarrassed in Tempe by Oregon fans chanting "Go Ducks" after we chanted "Hey" before and during the Fiesta Bowl in 2001/2002.
Related fun fact, students didn't start chanting **** em up **** em up go CU at the end of the Fight Song until a certain spineless, gutless, political hack/waste of oxygen of a Chancellor told the band it couldn't play Rock and Roll Part 2 anymore because the TV cameras were picking up the curse words. I think this was in 2003 or 2004. The ban on Rock and Roll Part 2 lasted exactly one game, but the addition of **** em up to the Fight Song is now forever. Way to go, Phil, you stupid ****!