$LakerGold
11-10-2015, 05:17 AM
I'm talking about setting the mood to FA signing, every player wants to feel like they're in the big lights, hollywood-esque. Lighting has been around the game whether it be in sports, movies, photoshoots or what not.
i.e. the Lakers or NY, even though the Lakers have only been doing this for 8 years now or so, but when they're playing, there's only a limited amount of lighting in the crowd section which gives you that classic artistic feel to it in a sense. I didn't even notice that until 2009, then I start to think about it, it looks f*cking good, it feels like you're in a movie theater. Though NY is a terrible example, but former all-star players mentioned in the past that playing in MSG feels different (not because of Spike's loud mouth), the level of energy you get just being in there, the moment you step in, somewhere in those lines -- from the name of the state, to the history of the team, to the name of the arena, to the design/lighting, I feel like that has to play some sort of role in it (okay, I'm exaggerating, but it has to, right?).
When you look at these small market teams, the Sixers for example, you'd think they'd at least try to pimp it up by adding all these extra efforts in the arena lighting or what not to at least make it attractive in the eyes, yea? These vanilla bright lights looks so dry, nothing artistic about it.
This certainly does not apply to the other vanilla colored successful teams ( Spurs & Boston, but their people are f*cking crazy over in Boston, so it doesn't matter, though Green/Black was hot & the Spurs' court is f*cking beautiful, so there's that.), but if you're losing, the core design should at least be your next (extra effort) priority, yea? Nothing to stress about, wouldn't you want to increase your chances for whatever there is to increase when applying changes in designs?
This might also come from because I'm a Laker fan & I've been seeing these fruity pebble colors for a decade and a half now. Because it's so colorful & because purple & gold are a perfect combination, then you start to think that it could also help other teams to spice it up a bit by having the right designs from the jerseys to the lighting. When you're losing, the least you can do is pimp it up for the meantime (while tanking).
I don't know, this is sort of a weird topic to discuss, it could or could not be a factor, who knows? But it's definitely somewhere there down the line. Just something to throw out there.
You don't have to agree with me, I don't give a f*. But, if you have any other weird topic similar to this to discuss, just post 'em here.
From Google images, doesn't that look pretty?
http://cdn3.sbnation.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/1083955/136623167.0_standard_352.0.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/2qRT2pT.jpg
i.e. the Lakers or NY, even though the Lakers have only been doing this for 8 years now or so, but when they're playing, there's only a limited amount of lighting in the crowd section which gives you that classic artistic feel to it in a sense. I didn't even notice that until 2009, then I start to think about it, it looks f*cking good, it feels like you're in a movie theater. Though NY is a terrible example, but former all-star players mentioned in the past that playing in MSG feels different (not because of Spike's loud mouth), the level of energy you get just being in there, the moment you step in, somewhere in those lines -- from the name of the state, to the history of the team, to the name of the arena, to the design/lighting, I feel like that has to play some sort of role in it (okay, I'm exaggerating, but it has to, right?).
When you look at these small market teams, the Sixers for example, you'd think they'd at least try to pimp it up by adding all these extra efforts in the arena lighting or what not to at least make it attractive in the eyes, yea? These vanilla bright lights looks so dry, nothing artistic about it.
This certainly does not apply to the other vanilla colored successful teams ( Spurs & Boston, but their people are f*cking crazy over in Boston, so it doesn't matter, though Green/Black was hot & the Spurs' court is f*cking beautiful, so there's that.), but if you're losing, the core design should at least be your next (extra effort) priority, yea? Nothing to stress about, wouldn't you want to increase your chances for whatever there is to increase when applying changes in designs?
This might also come from because I'm a Laker fan & I've been seeing these fruity pebble colors for a decade and a half now. Because it's so colorful & because purple & gold are a perfect combination, then you start to think that it could also help other teams to spice it up a bit by having the right designs from the jerseys to the lighting. When you're losing, the least you can do is pimp it up for the meantime (while tanking).
I don't know, this is sort of a weird topic to discuss, it could or could not be a factor, who knows? But it's definitely somewhere there down the line. Just something to throw out there.
You don't have to agree with me, I don't give a f*. But, if you have any other weird topic similar to this to discuss, just post 'em here.
From Google images, doesn't that look pretty?
http://cdn3.sbnation.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/1083955/136623167.0_standard_352.0.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/2qRT2pT.jpg