New Zealand Girl Reacts to THE BEST TEXAS AGGIE BAND HALFTIME EVER!!!

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[DaltonJones]

THIS WAS MY LAST HALFTIME SHOW! I was in the dedicated class of 2018 in the Aggie Band and this was by far the best show I ever marched with the band! Thanks for your reaction to this. This has such a special place in my heart!

[Mason-hvzh]

I'm so excited to be in this band next year! It's so awesome to be a part of an organization with such a rich history carrying on traditions from so many people who came before.

[natewagner]

Courtney, it's even more impressive live and in-person well worth the trip to College Station, TX

[CaptRon]

I am proud to say that two of my grand kids graduated A&M in 2019 and 2020!! Very proud of them!!

[anotheraggieburneraccount]

As an Aggie, its really cool seeing people from other countries watching our traditions.

[calebshipley]

Fun fact: These drills are written by hand. There are parts of this drill that, if put into drill-writing software on a computer, the computer will give you an error message telling you that it's impossible to pull off.

[adrianjasso]

I love going to College Station to watch a game at Kyle Field. I go every year. If you're ever interested to go, I would be happy to show you the traditions of our university which are unique compared to everyone else. You will be amazed, I promise.

I live in US. I learned about the Aggie marching band from you and have added it to my list as well. Texas is a friendly place, you will love it. Blessed be.

[Lasr_Cat]

I was an Aggie cadet, class of 2017. The Bock T at the end of every last football game each season ends up being a mess when you're down on the ground taking part. We only get three mornings to do one practice run each for that huge Block T, so it always ends up looking a little messed up from the perspective of someone that's a part of it. I wasn't in the band; I was just a regular cadet. We always make fun of the band, but they're like siblings. You can make fun of them, but nobody else is allowed to.

[aggietoo]

Howdy Courtney, hope you can come to Texas and Texas A & M University and visit the Aggies in the future, you will love it. We will welcome you with open arms and a great big huge HOWDY AND WELCOME. In addition, you will love all of our nations universities and their traditions and bands as you travel around our country they too are truly special. It truly is an exciting and awesome experience during college football seasons. So, pack on up, git 'er dun, come on over, we'd love to have ya. Love from Texas!

[alexlawrence]

That performance was amazing to watch live. My cousin was one of the seniors on the edge of the block T at the end.
We would love to have you at a game, wear comfortable shoes to stand in and attending a Midnight Yell the night before the game would complete the experience.

[vexillologist]

I live in College Station where these guys are from! It’s a real treat to see them in person.

[tracybillingsley]

As a graduate of Texas A&M University, I may be bias, but I truly believe that you have just seen the best marching band in the world.

When you are in the stands, you can see how the crowd interacts with the announcer, the drum major, and the band's specific moves.

As the announcer is finishing his introduction, he always says the same thing, and the crowd all join in: "Now forming at the North End of Kyle Field, the nationally famous Fightin' Texas Aggie Band."

The drum major then gives out the instructions for the beginning of the show. Once again, these are the same for each show. "Recall! (Which is the military bugle call at the beginning of "The Aggie War Hymn.") Step off... on... Hullabaloo! (Hullabaloo is the first word of the War Hymn.)

Everything - and I mean EVERYTHING - at A&M revolves around tradition.

[fightinphillies]

I've watched the fighting Texas Aggie band countless times live. Best damn band in all the land!

[rossdow]

when you see it in person it is amazing.

[randy]

You need to come to Texas, and experience the 12th man midnight yell at Texas A&M.

[boredashell]

I was there, every game for four years, never missed one. The experience is something you can't really comprehend until you're there. We all loved the band. Say what you want about our football team but we have NEVER lost a halftime.

[backcountryme]

Texas is the greatest state. Love my home state, and miss it every day. I can't wait to go back home. God Bless Texas.

[rogerk]

I had two sons in the Aggie Band (one year they both were in the band at the same time, one was a Zip (senior) and the ofter a fish (freshman). We saw them drill at all the games and anytime they marched. I will never forget the time I was watching them do a practice early on in the season one year and as the directors, Col. Brewer & Dr. Rhea were leaving the field, Col. Brewer said " I didn't see anything wrong out there a couple of thousand repetitions won't fix"

[timothyburt]

I know there are Texas A&M alumni that would gladly pay your way to let you have that experience. I went to another university, but there was nothing like marching at Kyle Field.