I played back my video of the post-game celebration and I heard four "dilly dillies" that I could make out, and we sit in a section with quiet, older fans. It's either here to stay or it is dying out because older folks are also saying it.
“Dilly dilly” needs to die
- Thread starter EarthIsMan
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Well done, sir!How about we stop ******** about ********?
....I am guilty as charged
Looks our #1 player has no idea what Dilly Dilly is!
He has learned, and been knighted:
There was a (older) guy in Section 4 that kept yelling Dilly Dilly when it didn't make sense. Like after a bad call or using it as a verb.
And it was awesome. Dilly dilly!
And it was awesome. Dilly dilly!
I think Dilly! Dilly! is humorous and I will support it. If you are against it and need a substitute. Bangarang is timeless.
I wanted a response and discussion............I got it.
Methinks the coinciding performance of ISU FB and use of “Dilly Dilly” by players and in media definitley elicited some strong reactions on the subject.
Mobile Pass holder ... it was rampant in section U on Saturday and mostly older (50+) guy was extremely consistent with it.
Not reading all the posts, but I agree with the OP. It needs to go away. I hate letting Bud Light start something like this. Why couldn't it have been in a commercial for a decent beer? Or in an obscure movie?
Or better yet, why couldn't it have started in a press conference by Head Coach Matt Campbell. "These guys are ready to rock-n-roll. Our fans are the best. Dilly dilly!"
Or better yet, why couldn't it have started in a press conference by Head Coach Matt Campbell. "These guys are ready to rock-n-roll. Our fans are the best. Dilly dilly!"
The key to a good season is having less L's than Dilly Dilly.
As I was waking to my car I passed a tailgate ambulance and someone got on the mic and said Dilly Dilly.Got a good amount of Dilly Dillys in return from the mass of people I was with!
