Let’s go Texans
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Let’s go baby
Defense is laying the wood.
It’s hard to beat LAR with just field goals.
I saw bits and pieces of the Steelers-Jets game. A-Rod looked good!
Yep. Not finishing off that second scoring drive was a missed opportunity.
9-7 at the half. So much more exciting than our Cougars
Really hate Keenum introducing our “whose house” chant to the Rams. So stupid.
Texans offense somehow found a way to be even worse than last year lol.
Pre-Keenum origins with the Rams: The “Whose House?” chant became associated with the Rams’ new generation of Los Angeles fans when the team returned in 2016. It was first heard at a press conference announcing their return.
Fan-initiated: The chant was started by fan groups like the “Bring Back the LA Rams” Facebook group and the So Cal Rams Boosters.
PA announcer adoption: It was adopted by the team and is famously used by the Rams’ PA announcer, Sam Lagana, during home games.
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Why does this read like AI output?
Because it is.
oh lol
Because it is, copy and paste .
Sorry i usually include “Ai generated”
It could be wrong,the timing lines up that Keenum was there when they moved to LA.
But Here’s more
Keenum’s role: Keenum was the Rams’ starting quarterback for the first part of their return to Los Angeles in 2016, and some videos show him leading fans in the “Whose House” chant. This happened after the chant was already established by fan groups.
Pretty sure it is. IIRC there was an article suggesting he introduced it to the team. Same thing with Adrian McDonald with the Jackboyz with the Chargers.
A little different. The fan groups have always claimed they started the chant
I don’t think they did
My husband always argues Runs House was first…
He met the guy who claimed to have started Whose House, Coogs’ House at some work dinner he had. It was never really settled what came first.
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It makez sense that Run DMC would spark several versions
Ai generated
The Los Angeles Rams’ “Whose House? Rams House!” chant was created by members of the Bring Back the LA Rams Facebook group and the So Cal Rams Boosters fan groups around the time of the team’s 2016 return to Los Angeles. The chant was inspired by the Run DMC song “Run’s House”.
Key facts about the chant:
Origin: The chant was initiated online in fan communities that advocated for the team’s return to Los Angeles.
Debut: It was first heard in a public fan setting during the press conference announcing the Rams’ homecoming to Los Angeles at The Forum in Inglewood.
Official adoption: Following its organic emergence from the fans, the Rams organization embraced the chant. During home games, public address announcer Sam Lagana leads the call-and-response.
Purpose: Unlike some traditions tied to the Rams’ earlier stints in Los Angeles or St. Louis, this chant is specific to the team’s new era in the city. The chant has since become a central part of the team’s game-day experience and identity in Los Angeles.
AI is so untrustworthy. lol
The query “Case Keenum whose house Rams” refers to the origin of the “Whose House? Rams’ House!” fan chant. The cheer became popular when the Rams returned to Los Angeles, and its origins are linked to Case Keenum’s time playing for the team and his college, the University of Houston.
Background of the “Whose House” chant:
- Keenum’s college ties: At the University of Houston, where Keenum played college football, the traditional chant is “Whose House? Coogs’ House!”.
- Rams connection: After a stop with the St. Louis Rams, Keenum was traded back to the team (after it moved to Los Angeles) in 2015. The chant transitioned to “Whose House? Rams’ House!” and was adopted by the fanbase after the franchise relocated in 2016.
- Keenum’s role: Keenum served as the starting quarterback during the Rams’ first season back in Los Angeles in 2016, which included the team being featured on the HBO series Hard Knocks. His presence, along with the timing of the relocation, likely helped popularize the chant among the new LA fanbase.