Speaker 1: Welcome to Dirty Rush The Truth about Sorority Life with
Speaker 1: your hosts me Gia Judice.
Speaker 2: Daisy Kent, and Jennifer Fessler.
Speaker 3: This is another episode of Dirty Rushian. This is a
Speaker 3: big one. We have assembled so none of our hosts
Speaker 3: are here. This is a hostless episode. This is a
Speaker 3: team of sorority I always say sorority girls, but I
Speaker 3: know people like to say sorority women. We are going
Speaker 3: to because this is something I always get asked about
Speaker 3: and people are shook to their core when you mention
Speaker 3: singing at a sorority like it really throws people off.
Speaker 3: They're really inquisitive about it, like, what do you mean singing?
Speaker 3: What do you mean songs? What do you mean porch songs?
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: And now I think with social media, they're seeing all
Speaker 3: the dances and all the sort of theat tricks of
Speaker 3: sorority life. So we have a panel of women that
Speaker 3: are going to tell you what the story is with
Speaker 3: the songs, possibly even sing some, possibly even sing some. Okay,
Speaker 3: so where to begin? Uh, let's start with our other producer.
Speaker 3: We'll call you d Okay, what was your sorority Pi
Speaker 3: PI PI Beta PI?
Speaker 5: And you want me to sing my song because I
Speaker 5: know that a Pi Beta.
Speaker 3: Phi boom boom. Oh you know I think we have
Speaker 3: a second pie Beta phi. Oh God, yeah, we'll call
Speaker 3: you do W. I don't have any knowledge of any songs.
Speaker 5: I mean to sing the two and see if they
Speaker 5: jog your memory.
Speaker 3: See what I want to know is if the two
Speaker 3: pie Beta pies in this group have the same songs.
Speaker 5: Let's begin, Okay, boom boom. I want to be a
Speaker 5: pie Betafi boom boom and honey that I ain't no
Speaker 5: boom boom.
Speaker 3: I want to be a.
Speaker 5: Pivot if I don't you don't you don't you boom boom.
Speaker 5: I want to wear the wine in the blue boom
Speaker 5: boom and wear that era too. Boom boom. I want
Speaker 5: to be a pie bot if I don't cheo, don't
Speaker 5: you don't you boom? Yeah.
Speaker 2: And that is all I could do when I was
Speaker 2: standing in the back on the front porch at cal
Speaker 2: was just just do that. Yep. Knew not a single
Speaker 2: word to a single song, and no one expected me to.
Speaker 5: That was like our mein, like the first day of Rush.
Speaker 5: You sang that like when the girls were first coming in.
Speaker 5: That was the song you sang, and then there was
Speaker 5: a prep song that was like take a little golden row,
Speaker 5: take a little wine in bloom, take a little bit
Speaker 5: of loyalty shining through, take a little bit of ringing
Speaker 5: touched with.
Speaker 6: Bliss, put it.
Speaker 5: I'll together you have a pie five miss no no.
Speaker 2: I might have been drunk by them if that was
Speaker 2: like in the last day, I was the worsties.
Speaker 3: What colors are you saying? Wine in blue baby blue wine?
Speaker 7: Wine?
Speaker 3: Is that in burgundy? Com yeah, but you were called
Speaker 3: it wine wow yeah, okay, And that was so see
Speaker 3: I want to be a pie Beta fy boom boom.
Speaker 3: That's sort of your big one.
Speaker 5: That was like day one of Rush. All the girls
Speaker 5: are coming in, You're singing, you know, like don't you
Speaker 5: want to be a pie Beta fi? Essentially, like that
Speaker 5: was a big like and it's also like super fun
Speaker 5: and catchy and like there's like snapping that goes along
Speaker 5: with it.
Speaker 3: So that was like day one, Like yeah, I sort
Speaker 3: of remember a dance to boom boom and sort of
Speaker 3: a clapping on the legs boom boom. Okay, So Kappa's
Speaker 3: in the house. I know we've got three Kappas at
Speaker 3: least me h and a any other kappas. All right,
Speaker 3: so let's see. So I shall sing one and you
Speaker 3: tell me if you know this and please join it
Speaker 3: on the hardest what's the one.
Speaker 6: Key that binds us? Wait?
Speaker 4: Then a what does it do after that one key
Speaker 4: that binds us that always reminds us of a fortuna
Speaker 4: these days?
Speaker 6: Oh god, what's the rest of it? Those are initiation
Speaker 6: and those yeah.
Speaker 3: Hard knocking knocking there.
Speaker 4: I did that.
Speaker 6: I did the solo for that.
Speaker 3: Okay, this tell us all about it. Tell us all
Speaker 3: about it, solo, Like.
Speaker 6: It's a solo. It's a solo.
Speaker 3: Explain it.
Speaker 4: So my really close friend was our ritual chair and
Speaker 4: she was telling me before we did our like needing
Speaker 4: to learn all of the songs that we have to
Speaker 4: do for initiation, And she's like, there's a solo and
Speaker 4: I know no one's gonna do it. Can you please
Speaker 4: just do it? I was like, oh, all right, fine,
Speaker 4: so early in the morning, and I'm like, it's it's
Speaker 4: in a part where like people don't see you, so
Speaker 4: like you can like read off a card and not
Speaker 4: have to kid.
Speaker 6: It's a lotch for remember, but it's just like a little.
Speaker 3: Don't give the knockout. She's doing our secret knock, but
Speaker 3: it's okay.
Speaker 6: Sorry secret knock your friend.
Speaker 4: Yes, then you go knocking, knocking, who's there? Waiting, waiting
Speaker 4: cap affair, And it's kind of like a back and
Speaker 4: forth thing.
Speaker 3: But there's a better a you have a you're in
Speaker 3: a better key. I went too high because ours was
Speaker 3: very high when we did it. So basically, what I
Speaker 3: can say is some people were on one side of
Speaker 3: a door and some people were on another side of
Speaker 3: a door, and the knock would happen and then it
Speaker 3: would be like knocking, knocking, who is there? And then
Speaker 3: the other half response waiting, waiting cap affair. So h, lady,
Speaker 3: h do you know this song? Also? You are also
Speaker 3: a cap I do.
Speaker 7: I cannot tell you the words, and I do not
Speaker 7: remember the solo. I felt like it was everybody on one.
Speaker 6: Side the door singing and then everyone on the other side.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's the solo part?
Speaker 6: I don't remember the solo part. We had like there
Speaker 6: was one person that's saying.
Speaker 4: The longer versus, and then the group would say like
Speaker 4: the very short like knocking, knocking, who is there? I'm
Speaker 4: pretty sure it was something where like the solo person
Speaker 4: had a lot more verses that were pretty long, and
Speaker 4: then you had to like go very back and forth,
Speaker 4: and it was weird because like you'd have someone on
Speaker 4: like the other side of the door and like everyone
Speaker 4: it's like a call and response kind of thing. Yes,
Speaker 4: And then it was really hard too, because when you
Speaker 4: go to like learn them, they're like these old videos
Speaker 4: that are like choir singers and they just sound so
Speaker 4: good and that's probably why you guys sounded so much
Speaker 4: higher pitch because they're like real singers doing it. And
Speaker 4: then we're all just like a group of forty of
Speaker 4: us that like can't speak the life of us.
Speaker 6: And it's very like dead kind of sounding and sound. Course.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, and I remember, like you have to sing
Speaker 8: loud enough for people to get.
Speaker 6: Through the.
Speaker 3: Okay, a couple other rush questions for the Kappas before
Speaker 3: we move on to the fadas at all, Sweet Home,
Speaker 3: cap A Gamma. Where our colors are blue and blue? Anyone?
Speaker 5: No, your colors are blue and blue?
Speaker 3: Where our colors are blue and blue, because we're blue
Speaker 3: and blue, dark blue and light blue. Yeah, so a
Speaker 3: that's talking right now. We were actually in the same
Speaker 3: so already at the same school. So you guys don't
Speaker 3: even do that one.
Speaker 6: We don't do that one. We do like a home cap.
Speaker 3: A gamma, give me any fun ones from Rush.
Speaker 4: There was like okay, cage uh, I got my sisters
Speaker 4: with me.
Speaker 6: It was like a weird.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah yeah, cage I got all of us.
Speaker 6: There was that one, and then that was like one
Speaker 6: of our find sister songs.
Speaker 3: And you do Kappa Kappa Gama the hottest house north
Speaker 3: of Havana. He kapa. Oh you know it was funny
Speaker 3: diama music and fashion something something and it's like you
Speaker 3: rush from eight to four at every storty door. Your
Speaker 3: feet are tired and they are sore until kapa no
Speaker 3: nothing No.
Speaker 4: There was a different thing this year with recruitment where
Speaker 4: you technically weren't allowed to dance like you weren't allowed
Speaker 4: to do like a performance at all. So they were
Speaker 4: very strict on you had to simply only clap and
Speaker 4: do like a very strict There was no like limited
Speaker 4: r movements and we had to like redo a lot
Speaker 4: of like art song, not a lot of a lot
Speaker 4: of our songs, like the dances that we do with them,
Speaker 4: and change it to simply just clapping, because why did.
Speaker 3: They even when the doors are closed, they you can't dance.
Speaker 6: You cannot dance, You can't dance in front of the
Speaker 6: p and ms.
Speaker 3: What okay? So madam Madam W and I went to
Speaker 3: the same school, And what's interesting is when Madam W
Speaker 3: was there, you could come out onto the porches, out
Speaker 3: onto the street the main drag and sing on the porches.
Speaker 3: When I went through Rush, you could still do that,
Speaker 3: maybe even my sophomore year, but then they took that away.
Speaker 3: So a, are you not allowed to sing on the
Speaker 3: porches anymore?
Speaker 6: Or not all on the porches?
Speaker 3: You have to I remember eventually we had to wait
Speaker 3: till the door was fully securely closed before you could
Speaker 3: begin singing ours.
Speaker 6: Yes, it was.
Speaker 4: I know that what they do now is like they
Speaker 4: kind of line everyone up very like in straight line,
Speaker 4: as close as they can towards the door so that
Speaker 4: they can see all of us on the inside because
Speaker 4: we're not allowed to all be outside. And then as
Speaker 4: soon as they're all leaving, like even if we're like halfway,
Speaker 4: because they kind of you know, like the songs are short,
Speaker 4: like you have to just do them like thirty times.
Speaker 4: It does not matter if you just barely started the
Speaker 4: first bit. This door has to be closed and then
Speaker 4: you have to go through the full thing over again
Speaker 4: to ensure that, like even because even when they're leaving,
Speaker 4: they can still hear you, and it's super awkward if
Speaker 4: like right when they lead, it just goes dead silent
Speaker 4: and it's like talking. So they're very they were like
Speaker 4: very drilled drilled it into us of like make sure
Speaker 4: the door is closed, and you still have to finish
Speaker 4: the verse or finish the song in order for it
Speaker 4: to go.
Speaker 3: A couple questions before we move on. Does anybody know
Speaker 3: the reasoning behind no dancing in front of rushies as
Speaker 3: we call them.
Speaker 5: I'm assuming because of Bama rush and how like gnarly
Speaker 5: just all the viralness of it.
Speaker 3: I don't know taking that away, why are you not
Speaker 3: allowed to dance?
Speaker 4: I think it was just I I wasn't really one
Speaker 4: hundred percent sure like the total rules of it either
Speaker 4: in the moment.
Speaker 6: I think it was just like.
Speaker 4: It's all there was a lot of things of like
Speaker 4: doing like dirty rushing in a sense where like you
Speaker 4: don't want to be making if you like make eye
Speaker 4: contact at someone or give them like a gesture Like
Speaker 4: those things can be considered tree rushing because it's like
Speaker 4: you directly interact with the P and M and it
Speaker 4: makes it seem like you're acknowledging them and it's like
Speaker 4: a hey like like because girls will leave these houses
Speaker 4: and like create rumors of just like oh my god,
Speaker 4: she like gave like a wink at me, so like
Speaker 4: that means.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna get and buy it back, Like no, no,
Speaker 6: no, no no, that's all that works.
Speaker 4: So I think that they're just trying to limit as
Speaker 4: much as they can when it comes to like thinking
Speaker 4: that girls had like an inn or think of like
Speaker 4: signs that like girls that the girls could get out
Speaker 4: to P and MS.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to say, where is Kevin Bacon when
Speaker 3: we need him? Let them dance? Moving onto the mother
Speaker 3: daughter duo we have in this secret panel. We have
Speaker 3: gathered together. Mom, what sorority were you?
Speaker 1: Alpha Fi?
Speaker 3: And daughter? What sorority were you?
Speaker 1: I was in cap Alpha Theta.
Speaker 3: And do you guys mind giving us a rendition of
Speaker 3: any songs that you can remember, does not matter if
Speaker 3: you have a good or not.
Speaker 1: In theata, there were so many songs it was actually
Speaker 1: unreal like every time we had Chapter, for example, we
Speaker 1: had to say the pledge sing this song, and then
Speaker 1: we would always have to sing a different song, and
Speaker 1: then there'd usually be a ritual, and there'd be a
Speaker 1: ritual songs. And there's one Rush one that I remember.
Speaker 1: I don't really remember the ones that we did in Chapter,
Speaker 1: but during Rush there's this one song because Theta is
Speaker 1: kat cawp aalpha data, so they call them like the cats.
Speaker 1: And so there's this song that just like replays in
Speaker 1: my mind over and over because it's honestly so annoying.
Speaker 1: It's like it's hip to be a cat, to be
Speaker 1: a cat, to be a cacta.
Speaker 3: Data theta and it just you just say.
Speaker 1: That again, no originality, no other lyrics, and they just.
Speaker 3: Hammer that song.
Speaker 1: It gets ridiculous and it still goes new nightmares.
Speaker 9: But the only song I can remember is one hundred
Speaker 9: percent swear words because it was more like a It
Speaker 9: was like an initiation song.
Speaker 3: Sing it it's unspeakable.
Speaker 9: Do you really want to hear it?
Speaker 3: The resolutely need to hear it, and if necessary, we
Speaker 3: can bleep, but we're this show is explicit, so bring it.
Speaker 9: So we had to like we were in a house,
Speaker 9: so we didn't have really sority houses. But we went
Speaker 9: to a house to do some sort of initiation activity
Speaker 9: and we had to maybe drink, but anyway, we had
Speaker 9: to say this chant and it's like.
Speaker 3: I'm nervous for you going.
Speaker 9: I know, maybe this is like resort he does this.
Speaker 9: I don't know, but we all I remember is we
Speaker 9: would go ship. Damn motherfucker. Fuck shit.
Speaker 10: Damn, some damn.
Speaker 6: Bitch just stole my man.
Speaker 9: I'll find another f better than the other f ship.
Speaker 6: Damn motherfucker you are lying.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I.
Speaker 1: Think that's the first time I ever go home. Course
Speaker 1: in her LifeWay.
Speaker 6: That's all that is.
Speaker 3: That was iconic. I don't know because our like song
Speaker 3: like that went like this. A Kappa and a Fiji
Speaker 3: were woo and I declare down by the mill pond.
Speaker 3: They didn't know I was there. And the Kappa she
Speaker 3: was pretty, and the Fiji he was shy. It seems
Speaker 3: a little tamer there.
Speaker 6: Ye sweet, very sweet. This was not very sweet.
Speaker 3: Wow, that that was We didn't have anything like that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was rapt.
Speaker 9: It was the older girls like hazing us, kind of
Speaker 9: like making us.
Speaker 3: Anyone else have dirty songs anyone.
Speaker 8: I mean, it wasn't part of Rush, but everyone like
Speaker 8: claimed Kappa's theme song was like Kapa back that ass up.
Speaker 8: But I think a lot of people do that one.
Speaker 3: So we also have producer e with us. What was
Speaker 3: your sorority?
Speaker 11: I was a Delta Gamma.
Speaker 3: Also any DG songs that you could share with us.
Speaker 11: I found my recruitment manual today.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 11: So I have all the songs in front of me.
Speaker 11: I can sing you the short one.
Speaker 12: Please give us a Gama sister hood eternally love boy,
Speaker 12: love and caring, happily sharing anchors call me.
Speaker 3: This might be the best episode of Dirty Rush yet, Like, seriously,
Speaker 3: keep going, keep going.
Speaker 6: No, that's it for me.
Speaker 3: Please one more, please, one more?
Speaker 11: Will you wear our anchor? Will you be the one
Speaker 11: who will be our new sister? When morning has come?
Speaker 11: Will you sail tomorrow on the Delta G to new
Speaker 11: harbors of friendship that you have yet to see. Our
Speaker 11: captain is calling. Soon you will be gone, but remember
Speaker 11: that DG is where you belong. Will you wear our anchor?
Speaker 11: Wear our pin with pride? Will you be our new sister?
Speaker 11: You must decide, and we blow out our crumble.
Speaker 3: That's amazing, guys. I don't think any of these lyrics
Speaker 3: are gonna win Grammys, Like they're a little rough, like
Speaker 3: it's not great, which was I'm a cap, but you're
Speaker 3: a cap, But wouldn't you like to be a kapa?
Speaker 3: To be a kapa?
Speaker 5: Play?
Speaker 3: That was sort of I think w where we were
Speaker 3: right across from each other doing that at each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, our houses were partners, right mom marc duo?
Speaker 3: Yes, so we pi Fi and Kappa at our school
Speaker 3: was across the street from each other. We were all friends,
Speaker 3: but we would have sing offs almost like it's perfect
Speaker 3: going crazy, then the other's going crazy, then you go
Speaker 3: loud or louder like. It must have been an absolute
Speaker 3: for the neighborhood, like what is happening? It was great,
Speaker 3: though I can't fight.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say that our dancing was that good. We
Speaker 2: probably should have gotten banned from dancing.
Speaker 3: But so let me ask you a question we had.
Speaker 3: Do you guys know the song? And I'm totally this
Speaker 3: is a big secret. I'm revealing that's fine. You know
Speaker 3: the song word up? Does anyone in this group know
Speaker 3: that song cameo?
Speaker 2: Word up?
Speaker 6: You guys?
Speaker 3: Can someone look up? The lyrics. You guys know the
Speaker 3: song was like two It was a smash hit in
Speaker 3: the nineties. Yes, I know, m word up like the
Speaker 3: word yeah, word World.
Speaker 6: That was all that.
Speaker 3: That was all pretty Ladies Around.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that's right.
Speaker 5: Ready a brand new day.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, that merged.
Speaker 3: That was merging of two songs.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, do yourselves a favor and listen to Word Up
Speaker 3: by Cameo. So we had a thing where and I'm
Speaker 3: wondering from from the Kappa in the in the secret
Speaker 3: panel here, every pledge class did an eight count. I
Speaker 3: think I've told the story before. So you would do
Speaker 3: an eight count, and then the next one would do
Speaker 3: an eight count and it got passed down, down, down,
Speaker 3: down down to create a dance to the whole song. Yes,
Speaker 3: Pretty Ladies Around or do you know what I'm talking about?
Speaker 3: Any other schools doing that?
Speaker 7: I feel like we did that, but I not to
Speaker 7: this specific song. But I do remember doing that, Yes.
Speaker 3: Sort of like a dance.
Speaker 7: It was almost like, yeah, you had like groups of
Speaker 7: people that would be a different Yes, I don't know,
Speaker 7: I don't remember the song we did it too, but
Speaker 7: we did do that too.
Speaker 3: Anybody else have any memories of singing good and bad
Speaker 3: that they feel open to sharing. Before we go.
Speaker 9: There was a good friend of mine for Rush got
Speaker 9: the privilege of doing a solo.
Speaker 3: As well, and she changed the words.
Speaker 9: This was really good because this song was so hot
Speaker 9: at the time. It was that song gotta be like
Speaker 9: you gotta be bad. Yeah, she changed the words to
Speaker 9: that song and just nailed it, and we had the
Speaker 9: best Rush ever. Like we were known for her soul like.
Speaker 3: She made it an alpha fe Yeah.
Speaker 9: She turned it into an alphaby song for Rush, and
Speaker 9: it was just part of our back when you were
Speaker 9: able to kind of do performative things. And it was
Speaker 9: really really good. It was a hit, and anytime I
Speaker 9: hear that song, I can always I don't remember the
Speaker 9: words she changed it to, but it was it was fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's always sort of a couple of girls in
Speaker 3: there that can really sing. That makes it pretty great. Wait,
Speaker 3: secret question for the one that starts with an A.
Speaker 3: Are you in Kappa Kapa Gamma right now?
Speaker 4: No, because I know that would be so loud in
Speaker 4: there and I wouldn't be able to get.
Speaker 3: Because you're in a secret spot. Where are you?
Speaker 6: I'm actually in my athletics right now?
Speaker 3: Oh, you're like at school on the campus or campus.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, yes, oh cool.
Speaker 4: Yes, since I'm active, we can't reveal any of the
Speaker 4: knocking knocking stuff.
Speaker 6: But other than that, other than that, I had a
Speaker 6: great time with the songs this year. We had a time.
Speaker 6: I love music chanting. I love chanting to do with
Speaker 6: my teammates and showing it to them. They're so confused
Speaker 6: every time they see it.
Speaker 3: Oh when they see your KAPA songs.
Speaker 4: Oh when they see like me chanting and they like,
Speaker 4: don't see like me like sorority girl.
Speaker 6: They're just like, what are you doing? Like yeah, they're
Speaker 6: just so freaked out by.
Speaker 3: A very befuddled by the singing lady W Madam W
Speaker 3: whatever your name was. Did you guys do a song?
Speaker 3: You're not gonna remember, but we'll ask you before Monday
Speaker 3: night dinner. No, we did not.
Speaker 2: We just think piled down and I really could make
Speaker 2: the meeting, you know, the Monday meeting that was in
Speaker 2: our chapter room, like and we got I got fined
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 3: I feel like we had a song before dinner was served.
Speaker 3: Anybody remember we do?
Speaker 4: I Actually, I honestly don't remember it that well because
Speaker 4: I wasn't there when we learned it. And it's honestly
Speaker 4: kind of bum bump like sad when you don't learn
Speaker 4: the songs, because then everyone's singing it and you're like,
Speaker 4: what's happening?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 6: We do have like a just like formal chapter. Could
Speaker 6: just sing a.
Speaker 3: Little of that and see if it comes back to
Speaker 3: the others.
Speaker 6: What I try to think of what it was and
Speaker 6: I barely even know it. I think it's on the
Speaker 6: heart of each sister.
Speaker 3: Is that the one? That's what I think it is too.
Speaker 6: I think it is.
Speaker 3: Well, this has been quite enlightening. Everybody sing sing a song. Yes,
Speaker 3: it is a whole thing with sororities. I would call
Speaker 3: it like a major part of the sororities the songs.
Speaker 8: Agreed and going into Rush, I had no idea of
Speaker 8: the commitment of singing you were gonna happen?
Speaker 12: So were you?
Speaker 3: What did you think when you're like, uh, these people
Speaker 3: are singing.
Speaker 7: Day one of Rush was really overwhelming with all the
Speaker 7: singing for me because I was not prepared for it.
Speaker 7: And then you know what, you just join in and.
Speaker 6: Part of the group.
Speaker 2: It's the end.
Speaker 6: It's hard on the stand in the back.
Speaker 5: It's harder on the other end being the people that
Speaker 5: have to sing songs.
Speaker 3: You guys, I don't. I don't want to end on
Speaker 3: a high note, but I will. I start looking up
Speaker 3: Kappa songs because these days you can find them. All
Speaker 3: won remembers this Hi Lo. Everywhere we go on Kappa Kappa,
Speaker 3: we depend. We are Kappa Kappa Gama sisters till the end. Nobody. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: I want a whole iconic Yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: A whole rap.
Speaker 6: But now we have the famous TikTok Kapa rap.
Speaker 3: Not like that.
Speaker 4: It's on TikTok, the TikTok sound. It's like cute and intellectual.
Speaker 4: These girls are exceptional and every way we dominate. So
Speaker 4: Kapa is what I nominate. Want to be on top
Speaker 4: like me, All you gotta do is go okay. It's
Speaker 4: like a very funny like TikTok sound. It's not like
Speaker 4: any like door chat or anything, but like blue up
Speaker 4: on TikTok and like that's when like you know, when
Speaker 4: like we do work week, there's like a theme where
Speaker 4: like everyone dresses and like just all blue and like
Speaker 4: in the weirdest blue costume stuff you can find, and
Speaker 4: like you'll draw like blue on your face and wear
Speaker 4: like a blue sweatshirt with like a blue bikini or
Speaker 4: like I don't know, you just like look stupid. But
Speaker 4: then you'll like use that sound and it's like this
Speaker 4: whole it was like this whole Kappa TikTok era thing.
Speaker 3: All new, all new. Uh dg over there anything else
Speaker 3: you can share about the singing from your book?
Speaker 11: Yeah? Do you want to close out on a song?
Speaker 3: We would, We very much would.
Speaker 10: Okay, I have found my dream girl. She's as sweet
Speaker 10: as she can be. I have found the one I love.
Speaker 10: She's all the world to me. She wears the golden
Speaker 10: anchor and the bronze, the pink, the blue delta. Yeah,
Speaker 10: I love you, and to you, I will be true.
Speaker 10: College memories linger never fade nor disappear, anchored till eternity
Speaker 10: with lasting love. So Dear, wherever I may wander, all
Speaker 10: my thoughts will turn to the delta.
Speaker 11: Gem I dream girl, you are the only one for me.
Speaker 3: That was beautiful, really really well done. Thank you for
Speaker 3: joining us on this episode of Dirty Rush. Don't worry,
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