The music really is there for the dancers
Muddy
USA
If we're being honest. I get that, it is what it is. It's just odd sometimes seeing a whole bar row filled with blue collar, blue jean wearing white baby boomers and Gen Xer's, having a beer, their hands and faces still kind of dirty from work while all this top 40 stuff like Miley Cyrus, Arianna Grande and Drake are blasting throughout the strip club. We all know none of them want to hear that shit.
Look if that's what it takes to help get the maximum amount of hot girls working in the club, you do what you gotta do. Nobody's coming to the strip club to rock the fuck out. But it's just an strange sight to look at isn't it?
Look if that's what it takes to help get the maximum amount of hot girls working in the club, you do what you gotta do. Nobody's coming to the strip club to rock the fuck out. But it's just an strange sight to look at isn't it?
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SJG
Each day could be devoted to a style or era of music, even old school rap! It’s a small amount of time dancers could devote to the customers during the dayshift to cater to clientele so they could feel better about opening up their wallets.
I’ve been to classier joints where the dancer selects a few songs for her stage set, and that can provide some insight to either the dancer’s musical tastes - or the dancer perception of customer’s musical tastes.
In some cases - just running a Pandora type of song set could work just fine. As others have mentioned - the music isn’t for the customers.
In certain filthy clubs, I used to find the dancer who couldn’t dance for shit, and give her a try out. Usually those girls are there to fuck and suck - as they aren’t getting any auditions for Dance Fever!
In south Florida we take it one step further. We get spanish hip-hop with a club full of gringos.
When you really think about it, it really is odd they are saying “fuck you” to their best customers
I've run across a few dancers with unusual musical tastes. I told a stripper one time I like blues music and she said she had a Muddy Waters album. I asked her how she knew about him and she said her dad was a professional blues musician. I've also run into a few girls who like eighties alternative rock bands like the Pixies or the Smiths that I also like. Usually, though, they just like current pop music. I'm really interested in music and know more about current music than most Boomers and the girls are usually surprised by that. For example, they are surprised I know who Billie Eilish is and can name several of her hit songs.
1) “We have hard limits on how much rap music we can play here, so I can NOT just play rap music for you.”
2) “So what kind of music do you like?” “Oh early mid 2000s stuff like Foo Fighters or She Wants Revenge or something” “Cool, got it.” *plays a shit ton of rap music*
I guess it’s because of all my melanin or something? Idk 🤷🏻♀️
I once suffered through a club playing old rock at too high a volume. Couldn't take it and left