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Originally posted by jesusdapnk as much as i hate this guy.. hes a good top 40 dj.. i saw him in san diego.. and he kept the girls crazy and the vibes up! thats what a dj is meant to do.. soo good for him.. though i still hate him

1.- Is this considered a dj? Because apparently it is pre recorded for the very few seconds i've seen.

2.- Playing for stupid girls is easy, play the top 40 following this order: ranked position 20,18,16,14,12,10,19,17,15,13,11..... leave the top 10 to close your set.

Done, you don't need to beatmatch, you don't need to mix in key you don't need nothing just "play good music" and if some of them asks for what she thinks is an incredible tune that you are not going to mix (probably something beneath top 1 and between top 10) you'll rock double

Seriously it's funny how that mobile djs succeed playing the same set everywhere they go, had the chance to see the same guy playing the same set on friday and on saturday, do you think people mocked?¿ He has been playing that successful set for years and nobody complained!

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Originally posted by jesusdapnk hes a good top 40 dj

does not compute

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Originally posted by Sushipunk Apparently, this is his rider, lol. http://www.thesmokinggun.com/file/pauly-d-rider?page=0

I've seen worse riders than that for less-known DJs. (And it often has little to do with the artist.)

Not that I'm saying Pauly D isn't a douche.

A friend of mine works in PR for a pretty big club in DC called Glow I think and has met/interviewed Pauly D when he played there. He said he's actually very humble and pretty quiet, and he supposed that this was due to him knowing that he's playing and getting paid the same amount as people who are infinitely more talented than he.

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Originally posted by OrangestO This isn't about physics, this is about waves.

People still play Lil Jon? That track's 9 years old.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 A friend of mine works in PR for a pretty big club in DC called Glow I think and has met/interviewed Pauly D when he played there. He said he's actually very humble and pretty quiet, and he supposed that this was due to him knowing that he's playing and getting paid the same amount as people who are infinitely more talented than he.

for real? i go to Glow every now and then. usually most of the "big name" talent comes through there in the area.

He is coming to Louisville on Saturday; I am morbidly curious to see him play, but I don't know if I want to wade through the sea Ed Hardy shirts and overwhelming odor of fake tan chemicals.

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Originally posted by ziptnf I probably wake up QWOPing.