All-American Voiceover

Date: Tue Apr 1 1:21 PM, 2008

RE: All-American Voiceover

Date: Tue Apr 1 2:28 PM, 2008

im pretty sure it says... "glad i got my cootie shot"

Date: Tue Apr 1 3:39 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

im pretty sure it says... "glad i got my cootie shot"

I ma sure that is not it as it is inappropriate. Cheergyms would not do that.

Date: Tue Apr 1 3:41 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

im pretty sure it says... "glad i got my cootie shot"

I ma sure that is not it as it is inappropriate. Cheergyms would not do that.

No, I am pretty sure that is what it says. Why is that innappropriate.

Date: Tue Apr 1 3:41 PM, 2008

that is what it says. and how is that innapropriate?

Tamara · cheergyms.com Master Poster

Anonymous wrote:
that is what it says. and how is that innapropriate?

Is it really? I'm feeling a little like someone's going to say "April Fool's!" if I believe it. I got my cootie shot...now, that's just funny!!

Date: Tue Apr 1 4:08 PM, 2008

just a small correction it says the "best in the bay" not "best in the valley" but i do like the way you put it, as almost a movie or show kind of thing..thats very unique

Date: Tue Apr 1 8:59 PM, 2008

In football the O-line never complains when the RB gets all the accolades for great accomplishments. Why should this differ here? The voiceovers are creative, new and different, thus helping the team become successful. Everyone on AA is doing their part to help with the success of this team.

Date: Tue Apr 1 9:06 PM, 2008

Maybe I am just old, but the term "Cootie" has a derogatory meaning to it. No big deal.

Date: Tue Apr 1 9:08 PM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Maybe I am just old, but the term "Cootie" has a derogatory meaning to it. No big deal.

It reminds me of when girls thought boys had cooties...lol

Date: Wed Apr 2 6:53 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

In football the O-line never complains when the RB gets all the accolades for great accomplishments. Why should this differ here? The voiceovers are creative, new and different, thus helping the team become successful. Everyone on AA is doing their part to help with the success of this team.

Okay because you want it to be okay, Sure it's a great idea!!! Glad my daughter's not on that team.

Date: Wed Apr 2 9:05 AM, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Maybe I am just old, but the term "Cootie" has a derogatory meaning to it. No big deal.

It reminds me of when girls thought boys had cooties...lol

hahhaa

who you calling a cootie queen, you lint licker!

I crack up everytime I see that commercial!

Date: Wed Apr 2 11:40 AM, 2008

My dtr is on the AA coed team and she does not have a problem with it at all. She likes it, especially when they say cheese!!! Take a picture. This voiceover has done it's job. It keeps people at the venue so they can hear the voice over. So Job well done cheergyms it just keeps people talking.

Date: Wed Apr 2 11:55 AM, 2008

I like the voiceover, but I highly doubt it is what keeps people at the venue. wink

I think if they are there at all it is to see the performances.

Date: Wed Apr 2 2:02 PM, 2008

It's definetlly different! And I'm sure that was the point. It's done its job...and I bet we will be hearing similar stuff in the future....It kinda opened up a new door for sound EFX thats for sure!

Date: Wed Apr 2 2:12 PM, 2008

I'm on the AA co-ed team, and my name is not in the routine, and it doesn't bother me at all! =) When Danny had first introduced that people's names would be put into the routine, he never specified that your name wouldn't be in the routine. In fact Danny encouraged each memeber of the team to get a creative skill, so that when the skill is achieved, your name would be put in the routine along with the other three memebers of the team.

I love the idea for the names in the routine, and I'm glad people have watched us enough to keep this topic in mind!=)

Prepare for WORLDS AA! =) We're gonna kick some butt. smile

Tamara · cheergyms.com Master Poster

taryn wrote:
I'm on the AA co-ed team, and my name is not in the routine, and it doesn't bother me at all! =) When Danny had first introduced that people's names would be put into the routine, he never specified that your name wouldn't be in the routine. In fact Danny encouraged each memeber of the team to get a creative skill, so that when the skill is achieved, your name would be put in the routine along with the other three memebers of the team.

I love the idea for the names in the routine, and I'm glad people have watched us enough to keep this topic in mind!=)

Prepare for WORLDS AA! =) We're gonna kick some butt.

This and the football (I think it was football) analogy are a couple of the reasons I love this site! The sport analogy helped me to look at it from a slightly different view, although I had to re-think it in baseball terms...but whatever, it worked. And then to be told about the background of the voiceover and that each cheerleader was given the time to work out a skill that would be used...even better!

Thanks Taryn!

Date: Wed Apr 2 3:18 PM, 2008

JMO but...if you are going to have music that "****y" and introducing the "stars" you need to have some serious Top Gun like skills to put on the floor and you had better throw a flawless routine! Again, JMO.

Date: Wed Apr 2 3:18 PM, 2008

wow, that wasn't even a bad word but it got *****. Sorry...

Date: Wed Apr 2 3:36 PM, 2008

I believe it's done automatically. Certain words are blocked out even if they meant something else.