nah nah nah naaaah, nah nah nah naaah, hey hey hey, gooodbyyyye...

[Kris P Lettus]

What event was that first chanted at??

I know it's a song, was just wondering when it was first chanted at a wrestling event..

[Disturbed316]

Probably around the time the song came out :-\

Dunno though

[Cactus Sid]

I remember it happening just after Fully Loaded 99, when Austin beat Taker, and Vince wasn't allowed to appear on TV after that, and Austin and JR sang it on Raw.

I could be wrong of course.

[Pepsi Man]

Savio Vega vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin...

WWF In Your House in May of '96...though it could've been June. It was originally supposed to be May 26, 1996, but a transformer blew up, and the transmission didn't feed to the homes of those that ordered on Pay-Per-View, plus there were no lights in the arena.

Initially, Savio Vega had accepted a challenge from Austin's manager Ted DiBiase that if Savio lost, he would become Ted's chauffer. Well, at the initial event, Savio came out on top, and thus, didn't have to drive Mr. DiBiase around. However, on Monday Night Raw, after they announced that the entire show would be done again that Tuesday, or at least I think Tuesday, The Million Dollar Man told Savio to keep the stipulation on, and said that if he did, he had one of his own. He told Vince McMahon that if Savio Vega defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin that he'd leave the WWF forever.

It turned out Savio won, and Ted DiBiase did in fact leave the WWF, and hasn't returned since. Savio and the crowd sang to him, and Savio actually used it as an exit theme for a while. :lol:

Austin, even in character, seemed almost happy that Ted was gone, meanwhile, Savio went nowhere fast, and Ted went to WCW and joined the nWo.

On an interesting note, back then, I had a dream that Savio lost the match and then took Ted for a ride and drove the limo right into a building.

[Joe Kerr]

Savio Vega vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin...

WWF In Your House in May of '96...though it could've been June. It was originally supposed to be May 26, 1996, but a transformer blew up, and the transmission didn't feed to the homes of those that ordered on Pay-Per-View, plus there were no lights in the arena.

Initially, Savio Vega had accepted a challenge from Austin's manager Ted DiBiase that if Savio lost, he would become Ted's chauffer. Well, at the initial event, Savio came out on top, and thus, didn't have to drive Mr. DiBiase around. However, on Monday Night Raw, after they announced that the entire show would be done again that Tuesday, or at least I think Tuesday, The Million Dollar Man told Savio to keep the stipulation on, and said that if he did, he had one of his own. He told Vince McMahon that if Savio Vega defeated Stone Cold Steve Austin that he'd leave the WWF forever.

It turned out Savio won, and Ted DiBiase did in fact leave the WWF, and hasn't returned since. Savio and the crowd sang to him, and Savio actually used it as an exit theme for a while. :lol:

Austin, even in character, seemed almost happy that Ted was gone, meanwhile, Savio went nowhere fast, and Ted went to WCW and joined the nWo.

On an interesting note, back then, I had a dream that Savio lost the match and then took Ted for a ride and drove the limo right into a building.




One thing you forgot to mention it was a strap match I beleive the first ever four corners strap match.

[Innovator]

the Carribean Strap Match, ah the good ol days

[Stickman]

I always thought four corner strap matches was the norm?

[Pepsi Man]

One thing you forgot to mention it was a strap match I beleive the first ever four corners strap match.
Indeed it was a strapmatch.

[HeartBreakMan2k]

One thing you forgot to mention it was a strap match I beleive the first ever four corners strap match.

Hardly the first ever. Yes it was a strap match though.

[I <3 Negros]

Is anyone else getting tired of hearing it too. I mean the fans aren't really that into any more.

[Stickman]

Yeah it's tired because it's been over done.

[Innovator]

ah how fitting it was for Brock though

that made my night, seeing Brock's reaction to the song

[Back Stabbed]

Yeah it's tired because it's been over done.
Not as over done as "holy shit" is

[Innovator]

Not as over done as "holy shit" is
Spike Dudley going through two flaming tables: Holy Shit!

Ring collapsing after Brock/Show superplex: Holy Shit!

First Van Terminator: Holy Shit!

anything recently: :|

[Back Stabbed]

anything recently: :|
Actullay when RVD suicide dived out of the ring and kane hit him with the chair in mid air, that deserved one.

[BCWWF]

I would have to assume a long time ago, isn't the song relatively old? Its not like singing that song originated in 1999.

[Back Stabbed]

I would have to assume a long time ago, isn't the song relatively old? Its not like singing that song originated in 1999.
First person to ever sing that song was Chris Rock in 1997.

[91]

First person to ever sing that song was Chris Rock in 1997.

Can't be, if Savio Vega was singing it in 1996.

[Savio]

No he was singing "Nya" not "Nah"

[Lara Emily]

First person to ever sing that song was Chris Rock in 1997.

:| the song is like from the 60s or something (either the 50s, 60s or 70s)

[c4g2]

YOU SOLD OUT!!! YOU SOLD OUT!!! YOU SOLD OUT!!! YOU SOLD OUT!!!

:D

[big_bluto]

:| the song is like from the 60s or something (either the 50s, 60s or 70s)
Banarama - Late 80's, UK band of 3 women that were crap.

[HankScorpio]

I'm pretty sure its been sung at UK soccer matches for decades

[The Mackem]

If I found myself singing that at a football match, I'd have to kick my own ass.

[Lara Emily]

Banarama - Late 80's, UK band of 3 women that were crap.
Nope late 60s band (1969 to be exact) called Steam

[big_bluto]

Nope late 60s band (1969 to be exact) called Steam
Banarama definitely sang it. :yes:

[Lara Emily]

Banarama definitely sang it. :yes:
That may be the case but the song is still from the late 60s :p, they just covered it.

[big_bluto]

That may be the case but the song is still from the late 60s :p, they just covered it.
No disagreement from me.
Just saying that Bananannananananananananananarama sang it. [/CONFUSION]

[Jonster]

If I found myself singing that at a football match, I'd have to kick my own ass.
If I found you singing that at a football match, I'd join you in kicking your ass.

[HankScorpio]

If I found myself at a soccer match I'd hope someone would kick my ass