tainted

for everyone at the 360 jam, I apologize, not only was it a boring jam as it is, but just the negative impact it had towards the “new” up comers in the scene. How are you going to throw a jam, held by the YMCA (young men’s Christian association, my ass.) and have the what-the-mc-called the “weak” team against the better crew in the list of 16? When all they could have done was pick names out of a hat and call it even. Other than that, 360 was far from even, especially the final round. Sure misguided steps won, and I congratulate them for putting their time and effort and all the practices and random routines that they have worked hard for, and finally winning a Marysville battle, but they didn’t take the battle as a “crew”. But when you bring up winning a jam evenly, that’s simply an oxymoron when it comes to the 5^th year anniversary of 360. Even isn’t when you bring your so called “crew” with 15 plus guys going against about 6-7 people in the finals, especially when not everyone goes out at least 4 rounds.

I don’t know, I figured I would just vent about a stupid jam that I thought was worth promoting, but I guess not. Just the vibe and the whole hype in the scene pretty much took the wrong direction.


AND NO one one is hating on your crew, why should they hate? its not like you guys have been constantly winning battles? so why hate? sure they can hate the system on how it was pretty much set up as an obvious battle. but why blame them? its been going on for so long, and since then the Seattle scene has been going downhill. and all thanks to the people who enter their own jams that they throw. :)