Blood on the dance floor?

ChazSpazzed 8/26/2012 11:06 am 2274

What is BOTDF? There is a song called "Blood on the dance floor" by Michael Jackson. Is it just a song, or is there a band or something with the same name?

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rhylan_
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Sep 12, 2012 5:25 pm

They're a band. Dahvie Vanity started with two other people but the they broke up. Then Dahvie recruited Garret Ecstasy who got heavily into drugs and made up rumors and stuff. Then Dahvie went solo for a while. Then he recruited Jayy Von Monroe and a rapper (I don't know his name.) Then the rapper got kicked out/quit (I don't know for sure) and Jayy beame the rapper. Now the band just consists of Jayy and Dahvie. On the whole cussing/sex part its the same with mainstream music just more open. Also the fans who label themselves scene annoy me and I'm a fan of BOTDF

CheezeIt
Member

Sep 12, 2012 2:12 pm

Yes, they are a band, with Dahvie Vanity and Jayy Von Monroe. Lots of people in this subculture hate them, but I don't. They DO have quite a few songs about sex, and party, but none about drugs as far as I know. They're all about PLUR, and if you don't believe me, watch their Bryan Stars video ( the hour long one ). Yeah, they joke around with sex, but they really are about PLUR. IMO.

Kafferz
Old School Member

Sep 12, 2012 1:20 pm

Honestly, they're #1 on my list of music I hate, hahaha. I guess fans of a band/singer change my opinion on them. There's a lot of younger kids (11-15) who are really into them. Which is bad because they have songs about sex and drugs. I just don't get how they're automatically a part of the rave/kandi culture now--which links back to younger kids getting into raves which isn't safe.

ChibiBel
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Sep 12, 2012 11:14 am

It's a band. I'm pretty ok with their music, I just don't really like alot of the vocals... *shrug*

PlushKnuckles
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Sep 11, 2012 8:51 pm

They're an OKAY band, that's pretty electronic and their songs are catchy. I personally don't like half of the fanbase (referring to rude little middle schoolers who go around calling themselves 'scene' ) but the band themself isn't horrible. Not all of their songs are about sex and drugs, lol. Personally, my favorite songs by them are Incomplete and All Alone, and Love Sucks.

x_MonstarGoesRawr_x
Guest

Sep 11, 2012 1:04 am

Adore them so much!!! I get to meet them at soundwave in Feburary (Soundwave is kinda like the Australian version of Warped Tour) IM SO KEEEEEEEN!!!!

WildFire
Member

Sep 8, 2012 10:05 pm

just alittle bit more xD sorry my comments are so long but im just such a serious fan of BOTDF. they are my gods <3

WildFire
Member

Sep 8, 2012 10:04 pm

GIRL LET ME TELL YOU BOUT BOTDF!!! Blood On The Dance is an electronica (mostly mixed actually) baNd with Vocalists Dahvie Vanity and Jayy Von Monroe. jayy von is famous for his singing and davhie is known as the "elite hair god" even having a hair salon in florida (there home state). The band is about acceptence, sex, party, fun, and anti bully. It was originally called "Lust For Fashion" but a friend said "How bout blood on the dance floor". their fans are called the Slash Gash Terror Crew or sgtc. they are unsigned and have turned down many offers. They are scene. You may hear about Garrett Ecstasy because he was in the band before jayy. he was kicked out for being high during practice, stealing the van, and puting on a concert without dahvie. They are a pure "fans band" meaning all they care about is their fans. Dahvie says at first is was all fun but now its all for his fans. They always say their fans are what made them and that haters dont put them down, they only makem stronger