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We here at Slicing Up Eyeballs HQ are, admittedly, not fans of sport, but were nevertheless duly impressed to see the jumbotron operator at a Washington Wizards basketball game this past week throw the camera onto local fan Guy Picciotto, an icon of D.C.’s post-hardcore scene after his pivotal role in both Rites of Spring and Fugazi.
The image was captured by Washington Post music critic (and former Q and Not U guitarist) Chris Richards, who tweeted, “Koolest Wizards jumbotron screengrab of all time?” We’d agree.
Piciotto, of course, is no stranger to a basketball hoop, as you can see below.
Koolest Wizards jumbotron screengrab of all time? pic.twitter.com/XV6Xt4R8D1
— Chris _ _ Richards (@Chris__Richards) November 10, 2017
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What could a Fugazi fan ever find wrong than a band member on the Jumbotron?
Sounds like grounds for excommunication.
From what?
mainstream
Check out how baked the guy over his left shoulder is.