He's now the Waco City Buzz Examiner for, a news site with contributions from citizen journalists.Ĭheck out the legendary video that kick-started his career below. The reporting job ended because of budget cuts, but Collins is still in media. ESPN SportsCenter anchor Scott Van Pelt even called him to say, "If this is the worst thing that ever happens to you, life will be good."
#Boom goes the dynamite movie
It wasn't all bad for Collins, he landed a job on TV as a reporter, appeared on Tosh.0, and he was featured in a movie full of internet sensations called Rick Roll. Collins improvised (admittedly, very badly) and uttered the now immortal phrase "boom goes the dynamite." What Happened To Brian Collins? The imaginary scene is large and has a great placement of instruments in space. Boom Goes the Dynamite is a popular catchphrase derived from a college sportscast hosted by Brian Collin, a freshman journalism student at Ball State University who made his on-air debut in 2005. The sound is not distorted, clear, no sawing effect. The playback is intense, it feels like the sound has depth. The teleprompter worked, but a new prompter-operator accidentally fast-forwarded through the script. The high frequencies are noticeably pressed down, so they do not sound very loud. The BackgroundĬollins agreed to be on Ball State University's college newscast because the regular sportscaster was ill. Millions of people have seen this video, but not everyone knows the story behind it, so here it is. To complete my Boom Boom appreciation tour, our girl pulls up like Ripley or Sarah Conner to save Armor and company! Ayebody tied up, starving, and on their last legs about to make reckless life or death decisions when Boom Boom came through blowing up everything in sight, hiccuping off the booze talmbout, “Thought you said you weren’t going on an adventure?” solidifying her as such a cool, relatable superhero and bonafide badass.Brian Collins was covering the Magame between the Indiana Pacers and the New Jersey Nets - and it was a horrible performance.
Sidebar: Look, McSplode is incredible and should be canon. Now that that’s cleared up, let’s convince someone to write a mid-90s style book where she adopts that name for one issue. There was Meltdown, Firecracker, Time Bomb, Boomer and my personal fave (aka shade from Sage), Doctor Madame McSplode!
Falling flat on her face was not her most gracious moment but it allowed her to get to bed a little earlier than the rest of the orgy dance party, so she could get up and get investigating into Armor and Glob’s whereabouts.Īfter running up on Sage and asking about her missing friends, she’s having none of it and hits us with the laundry list of names that Boom Boom has gone by in the past and the ridiculousness of that rundown made me so happy. Anybody got some anti-mutant cult, extraterrestrial egg laying in your ears, ass-kicking adventure laying around? Going with Armor to Nebraska wasn’t her bag so the “maniac,” as young Kurt calls her, does what she does best.ĭead smack in the middle of a Krakoan party of epic proportion, Boom Boom is on her Taylor Dayne ‘Tell it to My Heart’ flow! The wildcard has a handle of whiskey in hand, going harder than Bobby Brown and Courtney Love in a 1992 NYC nightclub. She came into this new Age of X as a bit of a creep and then quickly changed subjects once she figured out that Sunspot was nowhere to be found. Andddd although she asked Armor to keep things hush-hush, we all know she doesn’t give a damn about being discovered as the potential reincarnation of Ali Larter from Obsessed. Her first appearance was kinda scary, creeping into Roberto’s bed in the middle of the night variety. While she’s only been in the Dawn of X relaunch for a whole 2 issues, Boom Boom has already solidified herself as a reliable loose cannon and straight gangsta, and I’m loving every second of it! Now, things admittedly started off a little shaky.
She makes rash decisions, knows her way around hard liquor and honestly, a girl just wants to have fun! Here’s how I swiftly fell in love with Boom Boom as she catapulted herself to my number 3 spot, after Cyclops and Nightcrawler. Boom Boom comes from a particularly troubled past and has grown up to become a woman many can relate to.
Interesting enough, it’s been the villains and troublesome mutants like Sinister and Boom Boom that I’ve come around to and been most impressed with. Now that Hickman has taken over the reins in this new age of X, I’m rethinking all of my previous stances. Thinking about X-Men: Evolution and the handful of times I’ve seen her in an X title, I don’t recall being too impressed with Tabitha Smith.
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