Taking Requests In A Club?

[calgarc]

[calgarc]

I had a drunk broad come up to me once during a house set when the floor was packed at like peak hour 1am.. She asked me if I had any Garth Brooks or any other country and I was pretty floored when she asked me that.. I was being a nice guy and simply just said no I don't play that type of music and her response to me was "are you even a real DJ?"

you're not a real DJ lololol

[ZxZDeViLZxZ]

Haha this is great umm yeah no request in a club mobile gig different..... Making $160 I play what I wanna play making $500-$900 I'll take a request

[Kwal]

Haha this is great umm yeah no request in a club mobile gig different..... Making $160 I play what I wanna play making $500-$900 I'll take a request

Amen

[TonyRome]

Somebody asked me to play The Wobble last week...
Have no idea what that is, but I'm sure it didn't fit with my set.

To answer the OP... I see no reason to take requests in a club. I work in a lounge where I'm accessable, but I only take requests if they make sense with what I play and where I am in the set... Although I DON'T advertise it. Otherwise, you will be a human jukebox in a hurry and your set will sound like an unorganized mess.

[Jester]

Are you an artist, or a jukebox?

*Drops Mic*

[Kwal]

you're not a real DJ lololol

No

[calgarc]

No

lol my best response to a woman was " oh yeah, i know that song, i might have it" case closed problem solved

[ZxZDeViLZxZ]

My favorite is " Something with vocals" to which I normally go oh yeah I got something put headphones back on...... Or I just give them blank stares back and put headphones on ears blank stares are great

[Kwal]

And these are the reasons why I stopped doing bars/pubs. Can't handle that shit.