The cliche has truth — opposites do attract. And in the case of Giana and Trevor, opposing musical tastes only bring them closer together.

He Said: I want to dedicate a good majority of this blog to the band we all went to see on last night’s Paper episode — the greatest band that has ever graced this world with their awesomeness. Obviously the most influential group of our time, they have inspired kids and adults alike with their great use of rhetoric and sound. Yes, I am talking about none other than Dave Matthews Band.

My favorite song is by far “Crush,” followed closely by “Two Step,” “American Baby,” “Grey Street,” “Crash into Me,” “Everyday,” “Satellite,” “#41,” “Stay,” “Some Devil,” “Everybody Wake Up,” “Ants Marching”… OK, you get the picture. I have been to DMB concerts three years in a row now and I am coming home from college this summer just to see them again. Giana, on the other hand, isn’t a very big advocate of Dave. It’s all right, I took her to a John Mayer concert instead.

I also want to mention that I would have done the football practice with Dan and Alex, but I couldn’t damage this adorable face — I mean, I have to look good everyday for Giana. In all seriousness, I already knew how hard football players work, as I used to play football several years ago. I will admit though, my size and skills weren’t up to par so I decided to become more of a fan than a player.

She Said: Trevor’s correct — I am not a big advocate of Dave Matthews. Although I do have a few of their songs on my iPod and enjoy a lot of the lyrics, the band seems to attract a lot of people that I would not like to concern myself nor surround myself with in the heat of the Florida summer. However, had I known that I would be able to witness the romantic beginning of Aleix squared… well, I would’ve still not gone, but maybe I would’ve tried to advise Alex on a different approach to asking out Alix rather than a misspelled text message. Oh, and who is Anne? I guess it’s the cliffhanger for next week. And yes, the John Mayer concert was much preferred and a lot more pleasant.

In addition, I found the football column to be extremely hilarious and very unique (besides very entertaining to watch.) However, I would’ve loved to watch Adam play football, for obvious reasons.