FUCKING UNDERCUTTER
thinGs not to say to a dj
“local kid being a little shit head. giving us a bad name and stealing jobs for free drinks.”
anonymous emailerSo, we tried to give this kid the benefit of the doubt, but I gave up when he said the following…
“A DJ is nothing without the crowd. You could be DJing on top of the world and if no one’s there, like, no one’s gonna hear it and no one’s really gonna care. So I mean, it doesn’t, if you could have the best technique, the best skill, the best track selection, but if no one’s there and no one’s into it, you’re not really doing your job.”
Which basically translates to: “I have no skill, I have no technique, and I have a shitty track selection, but as long as I fist pump and get drunk and shout dumb shit on the mic, I’m killin’ it.” And wtf is up with your top of the world reference!?
“I’m definitely like more of like a new school DJ, because I like to stay up on technology,” = If it weren’t for beat matching with my eyes, I’d be f*cked.
VERDICT: SHAME. You’re 21, you’re still young. Stay in school. Take some speech classes, learn how to talk properly and make sense. Stick to house parties and stop undercutting hard-working DJs for free drinks.
(Source: djfameorshame.com)
Undercuttings DJ's: Undercutting Social Test
What’s up everyone, let me start by prefacing what I did and why.
We in the dj community are tired of undercutters that will come in to an establishment and try to take someones gig, knowing or unknowingly.
A lot of dj’s, specifically bedroom dj’s who are ready to get into venues will come in…
So I’m guessing this person would not appreciate my all Indigo Girls set.
Submitted by Radmeister