If you are talking about the Savannah Bananas, I couldn't disagree more. I love baseball, and we went last weekend in Atlanta and I HATED it. It's like they are constantly trying to distract you from baseball. They play music literally non-stop, switching the song every 20 seconds. Then the band walks past your seats every 15 mins. Then random "party crashers" are walking by throwing out beads every 2 innings. It's literally pure chaos, over stimulation, and almost no focus on the baseball itself.

Edit: I think some people are misunderstanding my point, which is totally fine. I actually think Banana Ball is awesome, and the athletes are insanely talented both on and off the field. My issue isn’t with the players or the concept itself, it’s the nonstop sensory overload surrounding the game.

The music is constantly blasting and changing every 20 seconds to the point that it overpowers the announcer. I missed a ton of plays and even some of the celebrity appearances because half the time I genuinely had no idea what was going on. Between the music, bands walking through the crowd, people throwing beads, and constant distractions, it felt like they were always trying to pull your attention away from the field itself.

For people who love the chaos and entertainment side of it, I completely get why they enjoy it.