The Saints Win the Super Bowl! Uniting the Who Dat Nation… Worldwide.

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Devaughn Douglas | Ashley Forrestier, Featured, Interviews, Ringtones, Singles (Album), Videos

written by Devaughn Douglas

Who Dat Say Dey Gonna Beat Dem Saints? …. It’s the question that New Orleans natives like Ashley Forrestier have been asking for years. It’s also the question that the rest of the sports world has been asking as the Saints close out their record-breaking season as the 2010 NFL Super Bowl Champions. The Saints showed the world this season that winning is what they do best and Forrestier wanted to thank her hometown team by doing for them what she does best.

The R&B singer/songwriter teamed up with her producer, Alverez the MostCold and composed “WHO DAT [Going to the SuperBowl]” and “WHO DAT [SUPERBOWL] VICTORY REMIX“, two brewing, infectious before-and-after versions of a song that is igniting a Black & Gold movement with pride and unity. It captures a moment in time that can be felt by the entire Who Dat Nation, which, like its team, has had to overcome some major obstacles. The song is less of a “locker-room fight anthem” and more of a celebration of the city’s and the Saints’ victory in the fight against all odds.

Forrestier feels strongly about her team because for her, like many other Saints fans, this winning season and victory in the SuperBowl are more than just a game.

“It really stems from Hurricane Katrina because it really tore the city down…& when the Saints won [it] unified and ignited a fire within the people IN New Orleans…. and also the Saints fans that are dispersed.” – Ashley Forrestier, KHOU 11 Houston Interview (Ron Trevino)

“If we could just give a fraction of musical content back to a culture that has given us so much… That would be success.” – Alverez the MostCold, KHOU 11 Houston Interview (Ron Trevino)

In remembrance of those affected by Hurricane Katrina, Ashley Forrestier and Alverez the MostCold have committed to donating a portion of their project proceeds to the Yele Haiti fund.