The steps, at about 2:10 p.m.
Bwoggers report that it’s gotten significantly more crowded since then – check back with Bwog later for Bacchanal photos.
– Photo by JMB
The steps, at about 2:10 p.m.
Bwoggers report that it’s gotten significantly more crowded since then – check back with Bwog later for Bacchanal photos.
– Photo by JMB
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@hmm... Most of my group of “white people” actually were incredibly impressed with Vampire Weekend, and felt a little let down by Talib. Yeah, he was good, but it seemed that if you didn’t really know his shtick as a rapper, he wasn’t as accessible. I just felt that VW’s music is more along of the lines of what most of Columbia listens too. We seemed far too white of a crowd to “get” Talib. He was badass, regardless.
But still, both bands put on incredible shows. One of the best days/weekends on campus. Congrats Bacchanal!
@Vampire Weekend was totally owned by Kweli—they were boring, slow, and not really pumping the crowd. Kweli was dropping bombs like no other. It was an entirely different concert. All the white people who left after Weekend did not get their money worth
@... wait? you have to pay for it?
@well technically…part of your student life fees went to it
@surprised alumn you guys really aren’t live-bwogging this?
@what would they say? “vampire weekend played a song. people screamed. they played another song.”
@yooo is talib or vampire on first?
@but bwogg no livebwog? this is the perfect occasion!