One of last year’s most infamous Internet sensations, the “Don’t tase me, bro!” arrest of an excitable college student, has inspired Mick Jones of Carbon/Silicon and The Clash.

Jones has written a song with that name for the band’s second album and follow up to 2007’s The Last Post. He explained:

“It’s gonna go like this, dun-dun-dun … Aaaargh!

University of Florida student Andrew Meyer was swarmed by campus police when he attempted to ask Kerry a question and dragged him to the back of the venue. Despite his pleas to “Don’t tase me, bro,” an officer did just that with a stun gun.

Mick found the police response horrible, saying:

It was disgusting.

Jones said the Carbon/Silicon album would be called Yeah, Whatever.com. Other tunes will include “The Dirge,” “A Fresh Start” and “What’s Up, Doc?”
Source One of last year’s most infamous Internet sensations, the “Don’t tase me, bro!” arrest of an excitable college student, has inspired Mick Jones of Carbon/Silicon and The Clash.

Jones has written a song with that name for the band’s second album and follow up to 2007’s The Last Post. He explained:

“It’s gonna go like this, dun-dun-dun … Aaaargh!

University of Florida student Andrew Meyer was swarmed by campus police when he attempted to ask Kerry a question and dragged him to the back of the venue. Despite his pleas to “Don’t tase me, bro,” an officer did just that with a stun gun.

Mick found the police response horrible, saying:

It was disgusting.

Jones said the Carbon/Silicon album would be called Yeah, Whatever.com. Other tunes will include “The Dirge,” “A Fresh Start” and “What’s Up, Doc?”
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