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FAMU's Marching 100: 2016 Performances

The baddest band in the land is officially back!

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FAMU's Marching 100: 2016 Performances
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The Marching 100 has been on FIRE this year.

This past Saturday was the first time I've seen the Marching 100 perform in months, and boy was I blown away!

Not only did I enjoy the song selections, which included their staples "SOS" and "Mr. Ice Cream" and recent hits such as Rihanna's "Kiss It Better" and Chance The Rapper's "No Problem," but I enjoyed the musicality and precision that each song was played with. While there's always room fro improvement, I can honestly say I fell in love with the baddest band in the land all over again.

Below, I've compiled a list of some of the 2016 performances performed by the Marching 100. If you want to hear them live, FAMU's next game is this Saturday at 2 PM in Bragg Stadium. This is a band you don't want to miss!

Blackstreet's "Don't Leave Me", FAMU vs. South Carolina State University Game

Rihanna's "Kiss It Better", FAMU vs. Tuskegee Game (5th Quarter Classic)


Drake's "Controlla", FAMU vs. South Carolina State University (Battle of the Bands)


Kanye West's "Father Stretch My Hands, Part 1", FAMU vs. Tuskegee Game (5th Quarter Classic)


DJ Khaled's "For Free", FAMU vs. South Carolina State University (Battle of the Bands)


Chance The Rapper's "No Problem", FAMU vs. South Carolina State University Game

T-Pain's "Dance Floor", FAMU vs. Tuskegee Game (5th Quarter Classic)


The Isley Brothers' "Spend The Night", FAMU vs. South Carolina State University Game

Which one is your favorite performance?

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