The Leafs changed their goal song because it was too “vulgar.”

During the opening game in Toronto, the Canadian was sitting in the front row to hear the Maple Leafs’ new goal song, the pursuit of happiness.

I personally loved the song. It sounded different from the Hall and Oates song, You made my dreams come true).

But apparently, Kid Cudi’s new song was not accepted unanimously, because the lyrics are not intended for a general audience, let’s put it that way.

Yesterday, during their game against the Wild, Toronto did not play the song after the team’s goals. It’s actually the end of a song that may be corny, but it’s very unifying and popular.

From now on, there will be an alternation of songs. Yesterday’s song Dub Dub It was heard, among other things.

The reason the organization changed old music after five years is because it divided the fans too much. Many people liked him, but others didn’t like him as much.

There was no compromise, said Shannon Hosford, marketing director for Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment.

In the song, the singer mentions that he drives his car while intoxicated with alcohol. This is one of the reasons why Toronto decided to move on. Unfortunately, though words It’s corny, the song was good and in the comments of the post above, this change was not unanimously approved.

The fans are disappointed and decide to surrender the organization and the league – pardon the expression – smooth.

It is true that the lyrics are not intended for a general audience, but it is a song to set the mood in the arena. You shouldn’t take life too seriously.

In all cases. I can’t wait to see which song will take over. I hope so You made my dreams come true) He won’t come back…

a lot of

-Players must be more disciplined.

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– I understand.

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– good.