Oh, and we knew how to dance. Not like these guys you see on YouTube. I'm sure you've seen "Guidos in Cabo. I'll have to check that out. So what's with the fist pump? My personal belief is that it originated at a club that used to be around called Temptations. The DJ would bring you down and then build you up with the music, and then there would be this peak of energy.
Whenever that happened, people would pump their fists. The reason the one-handed, over-the-head fist pump came about was because the club was standing room only. You had to reach your hand as high up as you could in the air because that was the only way to make room, and you had to make yourself known. A big song would come on, and you'd be packed in like sardines.
You had to really reach up not to hit anybody. To this day, everybody says the whole closing of Temptations a couple years ago changed Seaside Heights completely. It was our mecca. So where are the guidos hanging nowadays? A lot of people go to Belmar or near there in Seaside or Point Pleasant. The Surf Club is guido heaven.
What are some signature Jersey nightclub anthems? Well, now it changes every week, but classics parties are big on the shore. Know the song called "Baby Wants a Ride"? That's a real fist-pumper. Vengaboys' "Kiss" was a big one. Not the one you heard on the radio; the dance version. There's one by Sal Dano called "Hands Up.
No Bruce Springsteen, then? I mean, you could still guido fist pump to that, but I don't know who you'd be doing it next to. When the guidos are in full force, it's always club music that's on.
What's the guido drink of choice? Grey Goose or Ketel One. It's definitely vodka. It's the only thing that doesn't make you too full, and it gets you drunk. It's the perfect club drink. Shots are more of a bar thing. That was hysterical. Well, yeah, because I think it's funny how the public sees guidos, and I know how most of us really are.
When I see these idiots imitating guidos, I don't think they're imitating me. They're the new wannabe versions. What do you think is the biggest misconception about the guido lifestyle? People think we're stupid. Lewis has tried several times to reproduce Snooki's hairstyle, which is achieved through teasing, hairspray and a big white hair clip that pushes up the hair into a pouf.
But Lewis has curly hair and has only been able to do it once, with a lot of help from her friends. Take JWOWW's signature fashion statement — the infamous draping yellow shirt she wore in one episode that revealed everything between her breasts. Still, JWOWW sold the shirts on her own Web site for a time and last month announced those sales were suspended because she's coming out with her own clothing line in late spring or early summer.
JWOWW tweeted this week that her blonde extensions — worn under dark hair — will not be making a comeback in the show's second season. Alicia Carmody, a hairstylist who works in Providence, said several clients have asked about those extensions, although no one has told her they want to look like JWOWW yet.
The "Pauly D" has become so popular that even little kids want the look. But others, mostly younger Italian-Americans, use it affectionately to refer to a particular life style, no different than preppies, punks, Deadheads and rappers.
The main speakers were Prof. Wearing wire-rimmed glasses, a sober gray suit and tie, he was the anti-MTV Guido, and visibly uncomfortable lecturing into a microphone before an audience. As State Senator Diane J. Savino said. He just sat in his chair and did nothing but use his shake weight for 2 hours while maintaining that " it's not guy unless a guy actually splooges all over your face.
Look at that fuckin guido , he has over 1, pictures on facebook and hes making the same face in everyone. An adolescent or young-adult American male of Italian ancestry or descent; esp.
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