Epsilon chapter on MTV2 tomorrow

[Phrozen1ne]

Well, according to this, that particular chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha learned how to step from the AKAs on their campus. This should be an interesting documentary. Too bad I don't have mtv2.

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by Phrozen1ne

Well, according to this, that particular chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha learned how to step from the AKAs on their campus. This should be an interesting documentary. Too bad I don't have mtv2.

If I see a single ivy-stance in their routine, I am booing.

They have hot Matrix-inspired costumes though.

[DrPhil]

I expect the non-NPHCs to learn from NPHC, so no surprise there. Having some level of AKA help is not the worst thing in the world (I'm being tolerant) and it's better than hiring a formal coach.

[Phrozen1ne]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

I expect the non-NPHCs to learn from NPHC, so no surprise there. Having some level of AKA help is not the worst thing in the world (I'm being tolerant) and it's better than hiring a formal coach.

I definitely agree. On my campus we had the Ebony and Ivory (I hated that name) stepshow where NPHC and non-NPHC teams would be paired together to put a routine as one team. It was very entertaining.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by Phrozen1ne

I definitely agree. On my campus we had the Ebony and Ivory (I hated that name) stepshow where NPHC and non-NPHC teams would be paired together to put a routine as one team. It was very entertaining.

LOL. That is a HORRIBLY outdated name.

So, on that note, if ZTA was to win, I would nod my head in acknowledgement of their stepping skills but really credit their win to the AKAs who taught them the tools and routine.

[DST4A00]

Originally Posted by DrPhil

LOL. That is a HORRIBLY outdated name.

So, on that note, if ZTA was to win, I would nod my head in acknowledgement of their stepping skills but really credit their win to the AKAs who taught them the tools and routine.

Ooh good point! Well the show was fascinating (all 30 mins of it) guess I'll have to tune in next week. They seem to focus more on the drama between the individual members of each org (No surprise there) than the stepping itself. I really can't see a winner based on the overwhelming lack of stepping.

[DrPhil]

Originally Posted by DST4A00

Ooh good point! Well the show was fascinating (all 30 mins of it) guess I'll have to tune in next week. They seem to focus more on the drama between the individual members of each org (No surprise there) than the stepping itself. I really can't see a winner based on the overwhelming lack of stepping.

Actually, I kind of take what I typed back. The AKAs taught them 16 years ago. I assume they've learned and built their own traditions since then.

I missed the show. What drama? Are they trying to do a Real World/soap opera from it? I just want to see steps. Is that too much to ask? Of course it is--especially from something geared towards the mainstream.