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Last week, we noted that Cleveland Browns VP of Fan Engagement & Marketing was fielding general suggestions about the gameday experience. On Saturday, he took to Twitter again to get some more specific feedback from fans, this time regarding the music:
Alright #Browns fans. Taking feedback about Game Day music. Keep the crowd jumping & players hyped. Bring it...what do YOU suggest?
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
Here were a few suggestions by fans and responses by Griffin:
Done & Done @mpostak. Be on the lookout for a new team intro song (and other elements) this year. I am so fired up for the season. You?
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
@aaron_ab MGK keeps popping up in discussions. I'll get his work a listen.
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
@kevingriffin425 What ever you decide, an upgrade to the sound system is a must.Doesn't matter what you play when people can't hear it.
— Jim Becker (@BrownsBusJimbo) June 8, 2013
Can't get completely away from 80's rock @jesseinakron. There R classics that we all love. Hear you...mix it up & come to the 21st Century.
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
I'm a Buckeye all the way. Love that song. Needs a bit of refreshing but we're with you. @aben1088
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
@dustinfox37 @aben1088 send it to me.
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
There were also some suggestions for the Dawg Pound:
Without a doubt @coryrobert! A priority for sure. #DawgPound
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
.@aben1088 we hear you. Stay tuned. I think you'll like what you see.
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
On top of that, Griffin is even eager to have fans send them some in-depth feedback:
@kihmbo21 hit me at kgriffin@clevelandbrowns.com.
— Kevin Griffin (@KevinGriffin425) June 8, 2013
If there is a major push that the DBN community things should change at Browns stadium in terms of fan engagement, we have the strength in numbers to perhaps make a difference.