A Who Dat march for world record
 

On Super Bowl Sunday in February, a defiant army of Who Dats boycotted the game, and instead drank, danced and commiserated their way through the French Quarter. The “Blackout & Gold Second Line Parade” was a tribute to the outstanding Saints season that ended in disappointment due to disgraceful NFL officiating during the NFC championship contest.

With a new Saints season about to begin, the organizer of the “Blackout & Gold” parade is planning another high-profile fan procession.

At noon on Sunday, Nov. 3 — a bye day in the Saints schedule — organizer Kim Bergeron hopes the Who Dat Nation will assemble in City Park to set a Guinness World Record for “largest second-line.” Because this will be the first time Guinness attempts to document the number of participants in a New Orleans-style street procession, the British institution has ruled that the “Black & Gold Second Line” must exceed 1,000 participants to set the record.

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Bergeron, who owns an advertising, marketing and public relations business, estimates that 30,000 Saints fans turned out for the original event on Feb. 3. While that parade was a sort of cathartic consolation after the bitter “no call,” Bergeron hopes the upcoming gathering will have a more upbeat tone. “The world will be watching the Saints especially,” she said. “This is a celebration of resilience and fan love.”

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Re: A Who Dat march for world record
 

IT'S CALLED "MARDI GRAS"

Re: A Who Dat march for world record
 

Told y’all.
This is going to be great. B&G needs to come out and represent. I know Kim very well. She is a great promoter and die hard Saints fan.
As the article says Shes the one who put together the second line last year after the no call and it was a huge success.

Re: A Who Dat march for world record
 

You're right...we should represent! :bng: