BandHead Reacts to Southern vs. Texas Southern | Murk City Classic | Zero Quarter (2011) 

Yessir! Thank you for the request brother!!

I just said this

he’s unrecognizable now

Real different

😫😫mane that nigga need to come BACK!

Yea cause Haymer from pre Katrina. That's when Southern was really Southern.

@@jaylin6668 you ain't never lied!!!

Don’t start this dumb shit. SU is still SU, no matter who is directing. Haymer’s arrangements are elementary compared to Todd’s and Taylor’s.

Awww Bro Stop STOP! Please STOP!! IN 88 THE JUKES WAS THE FIRST BAND TO PLAY SKIN arrangement by DR Roy Johnson. How I know I WAS IN THAT BAND!

You capping on SU not playing Skin until 2002 LOL. SU been playing Skin since the 80's!

SMH.. The 🧢 is real I see. LOL

Actually Texas Southern started playing Skin when Richard F. Lee and Darryl Singleton came over from Howard university in 93/94 after Ben Butler had to step down because of the Tokyo incident. If you go and listen to Howard’s original version (Written by Dr. Adolf Wright) then compare it to Texas Southerns (Written by Mr. Singleton), they definitely have a lot of similarities and a few differences. The chopped and screwed part was added to it to give it a more Houstonian cultural feel which was originated by the late Houston mix-tape artist “DJ Screw”. I personally love the arrangement. By the time 2011 came around , Texas Southern wasn’t playing skin because southern had it in their book. It literally became a part of tradition particularly for homecoming. Notice you’ll never see Texas Southern playing skin before October. TSU and SU saw eachother in November that year (2011)

@@travismaurice6308 actually Dr. Adolf Wright wrote Skin for HU. I was a freshman in 95 at HU, and HU was playing that before that year. The first time I head SU play it was in 87.

Mr.J

Blame Haymer. He changed the sound by switching out the tubas and switching the baritones for Euphos. 90s and early 2000s Jukebox was the realest

you crazy

Yea TSU version of Skin sound like CHIT!

CAP!!!!!