Picture of seismic graph when Calling Baton Rouge was played

Must've been much louder than the video posted on here. Seemed like a pretty underwhelming response. I was expecting some kind of stone cold Steve Austin glass break pop

So many people were stomping during the song. Not surprised it happened

Garth Brooks didn’t write that song and he wasn’t the first person to sing that song

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I bet Garth Brooks had a template for that song and just randomly grabbed Baton Rouge out of a hat filled with some of cities in it.

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Let’s be honest, it does have quite the ring to it.

Operator won’t you put me on through,
Gonna send my love down to Krotz Springs…it just doesn’t have that same panache.


If he’s sending his love down to Dulac, or LaPlace…no one even remembers the song

Such a cheesy song. But it gets the yokels in a tizzy before games, so it at least is useful.

Operator When I pee it stings, gotta call my girl down in Denham Springs…

I see your point.

That wasn't Calling Baton Rouge that was Peej after beer and nachos.

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Can we just admit that the legendary seismograph in the LSU geology department is just very poorly calibrated?

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It is not registering crowd noise, directly. It is picking up on the fact that so many people got on their feet/stomped their feet at the same time. Crowd noise is going to make a very small vibration transferred to the huge mass of the stadium. Tens of thousands of people standing/stomping simultaneously is a more noticeable vibration.