Written by: Lamont
It's one thing to dislike a host or think a show lacks content, it's a whole different ball game if a show is boring. For the last two years, I couldn't even honestly critique In The Loop because it was so dry. Mona Lisa thought In The Loop was stoic.
I would listen to In The Loop and yawn, felt like I was in a library.
Instantly that change last week with the arrival of Fred Davis and Landry Locker. It appears that Fred is running point, Landry is a tweener between point and shooting guard and John is a solid shooting guard.
We and by "we" I mean the city of Houston knows that Fred is loud AF. Fred could do a show without a mic and his energy is crazy sick. Landry is the counter puncher; in other words, if you have a recycled or regurgitated take and just throw it out there and believe is going to go unchecked, he's quick to clap back and tell you "that's bullshit". I can definitely see some back and forths between Landry and John while Fred serves as the arbitrator.
It's only their first week and we are in the summer so I haven't really assessed their content but they have given 610 Mid Days life.
I am not saying In The Loop is about to blow up Personal People Meters (PPMs) up, but they will make Mid Days some what interesting instead of Chernobyl.
It's one thing to dislike a host or think a show lacks content, it's a whole different ball game if a show is boring. For the last two years, I couldn't even honestly critique In The Loop because it was so dry. Mona Lisa thought In The Loop was stoic.
I would listen to In The Loop and yawn, felt like I was in a library.
We and by "we" I mean the city of Houston knows that Fred is loud AF. Fred could do a show without a mic and his energy is crazy sick. Landry is the counter puncher; in other words, if you have a recycled or regurgitated take and just throw it out there and believe is going to go unchecked, he's quick to clap back and tell you "that's bullshit". I can definitely see some back and forths between Landry and John while Fred serves as the arbitrator.
It's only their first week and we are in the summer so I haven't really assessed their content but they have given 610 Mid Days life.
I am not saying In The Loop is about to blow up Personal People Meters (PPMs) up, but they will make Mid Days some what interesting instead of Chernobyl.
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