Comments on: lets keep this!

By: Claudia

Claudia — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 15:55:22 +0000

We were at the Ft.Laud show and saw the buses leave, but we didn’t follow them, we just sadly waved goodbye from the parking lot…..our car had died and we were stranded there for some time.

Now, if the bus had stopped to give is a ride, THAT would have been one good story to tell. Ha ha.

By: Erin Karleen (Vancouver)

Erin Karleen (Vancouver) — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 16:00:10 +0000

All I have to say is SOOO SORRY!!!I apoligize to any of the guys who doubt why they are back on tour for this kind of behavior!I have been a huge fan for many years but even when I was a teen, yes I would do anything to meet NKOTB but never would endanger anyone’s lives.Guys no matter what, you will run into idiots but remember their are many more fans out there that won’t try and kill you and just want to know you.Girls be smart stay safe and don’t be stupid.We want NKOTB to be around for a long time so we all can go to their concerts and enjoy their music and talent(and good looks)Good Luck NKOTB with the rest of your tour(s)let them be safe,fun, and memorable.

By: Shanna

Shanna — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 07:12:52 +0000

I just want to let everyone know what Jon said is absolutely true of these buses and any large vehicle.My hubby drives truck and many companies tell their drivers to just hit you if you cut them off! The reason is because these big vehicles can do more damage slamming on the brakes than just driving thru you(I have seen pics it really would be right thru you). So please think when you are on the road… I personally don’t care if you pull up beside and decide to lift your shirt or whatever your inner 16 year old would have you do. JUST DO IT SAFELY!!! If you don’t think these situations are dangers do us all a favor go to your local DMV and hand over your license ask them to file it under dumbass cause these drivers do not want your death on their conscience!

By: Mia Haney

Mia Haney — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 09:27:24 +0000

Well said Jon! Damned Freaks!

By: Tiffany Earnest

Tiffany Earnest — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:10:05 +0000

Hey guys,
I am truly sorry for how those girls completely responded that evening. I am a paramedic in Chicago, I have have seen plenty of motor vehicle incidents (we call them incidents because accidents are preventable) and I can tell you for personal experience, it is not a pretty site to see the wreckage and fatalities. Those girls do need to grow up and learn a little lesson in life know as responsibility. Hope you all are well.

By: Angela

Angela — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 01:21:47 +0000

The old saying goes. You can’t fix stupid!.

I feel so sorry for Jonathan and the guys for some “girls” immaturity!.

I am glad the boys are ok though!.

By: Stefanie

Stefanie — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 21:13:37 +0000

Wow .. i have read it on NKOTB.com.. damn sum ppl are going crazy.. I mean yeah they are the NKOTB.. but hey gurls..The times also need rest. Especially, they also have a private life. Some seem not to understand that we live in this danger can bring. I must say I find something really scheisse. I’m sorry for my choice of words. But I’m a little shocked just how far some fans go. I do not know what I have to say it. I’m really speechless

By: Tina

Tina — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 13:29:03 +0000

I have to agree with everyone especially Jon, driving can be scary at times especially when you aren’t familiar with where you are going. Driving is very dangerous, a friend/co-worker of mine just lost his daughter this past weekend in a car accident she was only 17. It is nice to meet people in bands but come on people that’s what concerts are for. We are no longer little kids, those guys have families now you have got to think before you act stupid. Think about their children, we grew up with our parents they need theirs. Following tour buses now is more like stalking, people will go to jail for things like this. Its not worth getting yourself injured, hurt or killed especially someone else. I for one could not live with myself if I caused an accident. As I mentioned earlier a friend lost their daughter this weekend due to a car accident which I happened to drive past that day few minutes after it happened didn’t know who it was until the next day I went to work. It is very dramatizing to here that first thing on a Monday morning. Leave these guys alone when they are on the road, driving is dangerous. Its bad enough you have to worry about other drivers, but have to worry about ignorant fans is another problem. Quit being stupid, buy tickets if you want to meet them. After my experience this past weekend driving for me isn’t the same. The Block be careful out there, and be safe sorry you guys had to go through that, I’m just glad that everyone is safe. One other thing, I want to be able to go see another one of the NKOTB’s concert don’t you? AGAIN QUIT BEING SO D**N STUPID WE ARE NO LONGER KIDS WE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR ACTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Wendy

Wendy — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 12:27:06 +0000

I agree with Jon’s anger over this situation. I think all of our lives at one time or another has been touched by these ’stupid drivers.’ In my case my father was taken by a stupid driver back in ‘85 when I was 9. People really need to think and pay attention when behind the wheel of a car and chasing a tour bus is just pathetic. Give them a break!! I really hope that all these posts can at least make that group of girls a little more aware of what they are doing next time and I hope Jon knows that the majority of your fans respect your privacy and pray for all of your safty on this tour.

By: lupita

lupita — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 08:39:57 +0000

Im so sorry that you have to go through experiences like this because of your fame. It is not fair that someone would put your life and many others at risk for a dumb picture. I am glad & proud that you had the courage to speakup.