Party Rock Tour: I'm In Orlando Bitch
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Party Rock Tour: I’m In Orlando Bitch
Many of us former Floridians refer to Orlando affectionately as “Whorelando”, but last night, Foo said he was going to call it “Orland-hoes” because of all the sexual tension he was receiving from the crowd.
Hours before the show, there was an enormous line wrapped around Firestone, the venue. It extended up both streets on either side of the club. Orlando came out hard for LMFAO. Not only were a lot of fans sporting Party Rock Gear, I encountered several Party Rock People members both at our hotel and around our green room.
In addition to the fans and familiar faces, CJ from Real World Cancun joined us both in the green room and onstage, decked out head-to-toe in Party Rock Gear (LMFAO chain tee, Huck Finns, Party Rock jacket and LMFAO whistle).
The show itself was eventful as always. Foo led the crowd in a “Pervert Pete! Pervert Pete!” chant when Pistol Pete (or Paparazzi Pete), as he prefers to be called, came out for “What Happens At The Party.” The audience seemed amused, but they weren’t in on the joke--the chant started the night before when we were all drinking at Wet Willie’s in Miami.
During “Shooting Star” and “Bounce”, a wife and mother joined the boys onstage. Foo poured Goose on her titties as she pulled up her sequined halter top. Some people chanted, “Titties! Titties!” from the side of the stage. It was truly epic.
I also spotted an “I’m In Tally Bitch” shirt in the audience, which really brought back memories. Florida State University students had those shirts made up for the Rivalry Music Festival at the end of the summer, back when I first started touring with the boys.
The afterparty took place at Blue Martini at Mall at Millenia. The spot was supposed to close at 2, but they stayed open. The boys performed and we got bottle service while DJ Air feasted on a giant fruit and cheese plate.
“You guys have the greatest fans,” one fan said. “People follow you everywhere!” It was true--there were familiar faces from all over the state of Florida and beyond, both at the show and the afterparty.
Some of my friends from college came out last night and we brought them onstage for “Yes”, as well as to the afterparty. They told me today that it was one of the best nights of their lives. I seem to hear that a lot from fans on this tour. That’s probably one of the most rewarding things.
Next stop: happy hour in Pensacola, up in the Florida Panhandle.
-Elle