Nick Spinelli Wedding Introductions (LIVE UNCUT VIDEO)
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Nick Spinelli Wedding Introductions (LIVE UNCUT VIDEO)
Filmed at Park Chateau Estate & Gardens in East Brunswick, NJ
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I was fully expecting him to start by saying: “what’s up people, what's good?!!"
I used all you videos, scripts, and crates do dj and mc my first to weddings earlier this summer and no one could believe it was my first time doing it. Greatly appreciate all you post! Would love to see more of these videos!
So, basically you impersonated Nick....lol....you stole his shit but he's cool with it! You should give some of the gig money to Nick...hahahaha
@@mixc5967dude.
Don’t be a dick.
When you first start out, everyone is a learner, impersonator of what they’ve seen done before, trying to figure out how to do it well. Once you have a feel first how it’s done, then you can add your own touches and flair.
Besides, when someone is great at their job, everyone can learn a lot from them and how they do things.
@@lukebergey8604 Bro, why so sensitive! If what you think you're doing is cool, then so be it! I'm laughing my ass off because you're getting your panties in a wad over someone bustin' your balls! And why would you think I'm being a dick? I'm not the dude lifting all of Nick's shit....hahahaha....like I said, Nick is probably cool with people borrowing, and more importantly, using his videos, scripts, and crates as a guide to help newer djs develop their own style and professional personality as an Emcee! He's a good dude.....
@@mixc5967 I spent over $300 buying his crates and mc guides and what not… I literally payed for the shit he offers to help people and that’s exactly what he did. He helped me tremendously but I paid for that help in buying the crates
@@mixc5967I spent over $300 to buy his crates… you know the ones he sells to help people like myself who was just starting. I didn’t just bootleg his videos. Hence why I said I used his scripts and crates
These gems that you provide makes a difference. The video really gives a look to what a wedding reception should look like.
Bro, thanks for sharing. I love to see these grand introductions as it helps me get over the biggest and most important part of the evening! keep em coming.
Thanks for sharing this. Here in my area (Midwest), first dance is usually after dinner and speeches. Weird to see it right away after the grand march, but I always tell my couples there are 2 ways to do it.
Short & Sweet. Right To The Point. No Fluff is needed. Remember To K.I.S.S.
An assistant that knows the format and follows the cues makes all the difference. Awesome stuff nick and big ups to Santi with the assist.
Need badly more of this, thanks so much for the sharing !
So clutch to have an assistant run lights/music while you focus on the MC work. This is goals. 🎉
Great job Nick! It was like "Where's Waldo", I was constantly trying to find you in the crowd as you were strategically bobbing and weaving out of the camera sight lines lol.
@@scotthunter37 strategic is correct!! Haha
Great video, Nick! I like the idea of standing in the back while doing introductions, so you hear/see the bridal party entrances the same way the guests do.
Great video! I am glad to see someone as established as you still using a name paper. Makes me feel alot better lol
Thanks for sharing. I do a lot of weddings in Holland. Here we only itroduce the Bride and Groom. At the intro I offcourse welcome the parents of the bride and groom, but they do not get the introduction (unfortunatly) like they do at your place..... I love it!
He does an amazing job. Some much easier when you have someone playing the music..
Great job buddy!!
Great job on keeping it simple and yet fun. Getting the guest involved and having the lightning focus on the ceiling so it doesn't mess the photographers. Thanks for sharing, and I hope to see you both at the dj expo.
Love the flow! Great job
Nice one!
Don't do a bunch of weddings but love the energy!! Great Job!!
So different to german DJing. Well, inspirating!
Great flow man. High energy to keep it going. You and Santi are an awesome team too. He’s got the cues on fleek!
Very good,. Calm and strong!! Awesome!
Thank You for sharing, always trying to level up our MC game!!
I love the way you do introductions I hope the other DJ do the same make it fun
Loved it, thanks for sharing Nick!
Bawse!
I do about 100 weddings here in Ireland each year with about 30 of them being American destination weddings. One difference I notice is that guests at American weddings tend to sit down for the first dance.
a 100 😳..
a full season in Canada is 20 weddings, 25 at max. there is weddings only from end june to mid october on saturdays.. I'm a full time DJ and we cant work all year around. half of the year there is almost no job.. you are lucky to get 100!
@@POPQC I will do close to 120 this year and I have a part time job. If you want to be a full time wedding DJ you would need to be doing 3 to 4 weddings per week otherwise you are basically unemployed. Every month in Ireland is busy except January and February. I am doing 22 weddings this month alone.
Killed it. Thanks for sharing!
Not gonna lie, I'm nowhere near wedding material for a DJ, but watching that and thinking about doing it is absolutely nerve racking lmao.
over 800 weddings and I still get jitters before each intro
wish i knew you did new jersey
Nice flow. Not too slow and not too fast. Santi had some smooth transitions too.
Not bad. Good flow. I do the exact same thing but I don't have an assistant so It's ALL ME, playing the music and MC'ing. Takes good preparation, timing and mic skills. I NEED A SANTI. 💯
Great job dude!
great job!
Dropping that secret source 🙌🏾
could you do review on rockville rsg15.28 paired with sbg1158, i am really interested whether they’ll blow at their rated rms or hold up to their said specs with their amp (rpa9 3000w max output)
Pro stuff brother!
Do you have more of these videos?
dope!
hey nick, do you normally have a dj assistant with you?
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Nice Iranian/Persian Wedding 😊👍
I used to do all of this by myself, no assistant. It was hairy sometimes but I always pulled it off. Would’ve loved an assistant but nobody I knew wanted the job! Go figure,,,,
Noice.
You NEVER carry a piece of paper with you. Looks tacky!
How to avoid tacky? ipad? clipboard? teleprompter?
That's an opinion lol. From my point of view, it doesn't look tacky whatsoever. Especially if you're hearing his emceeing. It sounds amazing.
I prefer paper to an iPad or messing up a name. Paper is simple and I don’t have to worry about it shutting off, updating or whatever in the middle of an intro.
And when you don’t need it it can get tossed right into the pocket
Always like to see you in action.
Clipboard is better than messing up a name or forgetting something.