Geodis Park

What a stadium. It's beautifully minimal but functionally perfect. It sits on top of a hill so if you arrive via rideshare you must walk a path past the drop off area (from south to north) then scale the "stairs if death." There are ramps though. But once at the top you are right at the stadium entrance. Amazing supporters NSC!!!

I came to Geodis for a corporate type event. It ran really smooth - the parking they provide for such an event is really convenient. Security was hassle free but present. Club level is nice - getting to view the empty stadium is awesome.

What a great experience! Get there 2 hours early as traffic and flow is a bit chaotic still. Ample parking but you may have a hike. The openness and comfort of the actual stadium is amazing! Best in the country!

My first ever soccer match and it was a blast. This stadium is super nice. It’s very organized. It’s very modern and technologically advanced. The only negative I have about it was the parking. Once I finally found out where I was supposed to be it was ok. But finding it was a hassle. Had to ask two different parking attendants. Nothing was marked.

We went to watch the Club World Club game between LA FC and Esperance de Tunis! The stadium holds 30,000 fans and tonight 13,000 and something mostly we heard Tunis fans chanting and singing all night long with pride for their country. What an excellent game it was I was cheering for Tunis to win as I’m always a big fan to support the under dogs! There are so many food vendors to choose from to eat from this stadium. Unfortunately we did not eat at all just bought a souvenir cup and purchased from the FIFA store a scarf to represent all of the players. The scarf was $40.00 which is great to have for a memory keepsake! The stadium security is there to check if you have the right size purse so ensure it’s a small lulu lemon size pouch or you will be sent back to your car. If it’s a clear bag they will let you in with any size which makes no sense. Bring sunscreen as it gets scorching hot! The bathrooms here are in immaculate condition very clean well maintained by the staff very impressed by this as I’ve been to many stadiums!

Went to Geodis Park for the Mexico v. Korea match, and it was an incredible experience! The game was entertaining, and both fanbases were respectful and fun, which made the atmosphere even better. The stadium was clean, well-maintained, and easy to navigate imo. Security felt attentive without being overbearing. I booked parking ahead of time and walked about 10~15 mins to the gate, which turned out to be a great decision. Those parked closer were stuck for ages after the match. The only real downside was the exit situation: the walkways were narrow, and street vendors selling food and clothes clogged the paths even more. It took nearly half an hour just to get out. Overall, it’s a great stadium. A great venue. I’ll definitely come back for future matches, but I’ll keep parking a little farther away.

Great stadium. Amazing game.. love to go there. Prices of food and drink “excessive”

Very nice facility to watch soccer w some good eating options and well behaved fans. Not 5 stars because exiting the parking lots is a mess. Pls tell MPD to figure out better exit routes+to be more involved w traffic control.

I'm only giving it 4 starts because food is expensive and parking can be a nightmare. I'm a regular at soccer games for a few years now and I have slowly seen these prices go up and up. The actual stadium is basically state of the art. You have a great view from any seat. They have made some changes to the "home" section and now you have some seats and some as standing room only. I suggest always get there with plenty of time. The parking structure is limited and the surrounding areas are highly residential. Meaning, narrow streets and also limited parking.

So cool. Def pricey, but very good frozen margaritas. Saw Tyler Childers last Friday! Such a great show. This is a great venue.

After all the times, I've been to Geodis I can't believe I've never reviewed it. I've been here for a special event and also for Nashville soccer club games. I particularly love the food options here and as it's a newer stadium everything is really nice. I don't love having to walk up 1 million stairs in the parking situation is a little brutal. However, I can forgive those faults because the experience here and the staff are always amazing.

Becoming a regular visitor to the Geodis Park and fan of the Nashville Soccer Club who is a Season Ticket holder and tonight became a Duke of Geodis Park I'm awarding the stadium a 5 stars. Since day one I have a great experience. It's a friendly place and I'm coming back to support a NSC even when they don't play their best game.

My wife and I came here in August to see Green Day and Smashing Pumpkins and it was a decent concert venue. The acoustics were really good and we could easily see the stage, so that was great. Drink selections were good and food was so-so, but it's a concert, so you expect that. Parking here is a mess though as the roads that lead to the stadium are small and get packed very fast. We opted for parking at the stadium and there were plenty of spots, but getting to the stadium in the first place is the big issue, especially on a Friday night. We'd probably come here again for a concert, but never again during the week as traffic is a huge issue here.

Parking is a nightmare. NSC game has been over for more than an hour and we're still stuck in lot 8.

Had a great time here last night seeing Guns & Roses. This was my first time to this venue which is pretty new. Parking was a bitch. There aren't any parking structures anywhere nearby, just residential parking, people charging to park on their lawns, etc. The venue itself was beautiful! The stands were Somewhat covered, but the field was open. There was a downpour and many were soaked but hung out anyway. We were misted on, but stayed pretty dry. The sound was horrid. They need better sound gear, it was hard to understand what was being said. But overall a good time.

I've come to a few games here and had a blast! Doesn't hurt that Nashville win both times and I had great company. But this stadium is awesome. The food is definitely way better than any other stadium I've been in. No seat has a bad view - they are all great! But if you don't mind getting rowdy there is a section for due hard fans and it's a blast! Insider tip: search for their designate driver program - you get a feee soda if you agree to be a DD.

The facility is designed beautifully and has ton of restrooms which is nice durning packed events. My fav aspect of the facility is the large selection of local food options spread throughout the entire facility. Only con is parking . Get there early or prepare to walk

We love coming here to watch NSC games. Great atmosphere. "Most restroom stalls in town" award goes to the Castle!!! Overpriced food and drink keep us from eating here but lots of people don't seem to mind. Signage is good for getting around the stadium, but with only one main concourse it's chaotic! Hold your kids close and while navigating through the crowd here on your way in/out, or to get food or use the restroom. Parking and traffic is still crazy, but we park and walk about 20 minutes to avoid sitting in long exit lines. The police do a great job of helping traffic and walkers.

The best venue in Nashville. Lots of options for parking. Sitting in the supporters section is always fun, but be aware they throw beer! Prince's has a great system going and got my food quick during halftime and was able to return to my seat just as the game started back up.

This was my very first soccer game ever and I absolutely loved it here. Temperature: Hot Seat: the seat location was great. There's no bad seats in this stadium Location: the placement of the stadium was perfect. Food: the food was great. I ordered Nashville hot chicken. The only thing I didn't like was the walk back to the car when the game was over! Traffic was great once we got in our car and made it to the house in a timely fashion.

I have been waiting so long for this park to be built! I am a huge soccer fan and it's about time! This stadium can rival Nissan stadium with a whopping 30,000 seat capacity and 29,000 + turn out for the games! Let's see where this gets us in five years! Everything is new and nice and easy to navigate! The food court is excellent and it's easy to find merch at the team store . There's too many fans for the concessiions to handle so they ran out of food and drinks when I went there. But I believe they will do better as they get used to the crowd flow. But in the summer in Tennessee we are all thirsty and we need our ice and lemonade/ diet cokes! Lol It's such a powerful energy with the drums playing as you walk in and so many tailgating clubs! What a way to bring so many different people together from all walks of life. I am considering season ti jets now that I found it pretty effortless to get in and out with the park I g and the flow. Sooo much easier than the American football stadium or the sounds games.

Great stadium! I'm so glad I got to check it out! I was quite worried at first as parking can get hectic at games, but it wasn't hard at all to find our lot number. There were big signs with lot numbers by the lots and the people out there that were coordinating the parking lots were nice, too. We parked at Lot 7, and it wasn't a far walk to the stadium at all. The stadium itself was very big. It was super nice. There were plenty of restrooms in each section. There's also fans on top to help cool the stadium down so I was glad for that. There's also plenty of restaurants to choose from. Drink vendors were everywhere so as soon as you walk out from your section, you will be able to get a drink. We took a loss at the game I went to, but it was still great to be able to check this stadium out. The staff did a great job. Everyone was so friendly.

Stunning new stadium! Great amenities. Clean bathrooms. Tons of food and drink options (overpriced as all get out, but that's every stadium in the US). What brings this down to 3 stars is the parking/ride share situation. Absolutely atrocious. I'm actually not sure if I'll ever come back to another game because of it. If you live walking distance, what a treat. If you don't, prepare for a long and frustrating way home.

This place reminds me a lot of Protective Stadium in Birmingham Alabama. Crisp, new, and state of the art....for smaller stadiums. It's kind of in an iffy neighborhood. But who's complaining. Certainly not me. Back in the 60's I use to go to the L.A. Coliseum to watch the Rams play. Talk about iffy. You'd park on someone's front lawn, give em 10 bucks, and they'd "guard" your car. Heaven help you if you had to leave the game early. Your car would get boxed in with no way of getting it back onto the street. Parking can be an adventure at this stadium too. There are soccer fields where they put you, but trying to get out after the game is a free for all. Good luck. We parked on a street in the iffy district. Not far from the Butts Foods warehouse, which is across the street from the Coca Cola distributor building. Basically on the other side of the tracks. Free, and quick to get out of the area. Which at 10 o'clock at night is a good idea. The food at the stadium is good. My daughter and I had Big Daddy's hot dogs. Dogs piled high with stuff like bacon, sauerkraut, cream cheese (yes cream cheese, it works) and the usual accompaniments. My granddaughter got the tacos. I didn't hear a peep out of her for a few minutes while she was working on those things. She loved them. As with any sports venue, expect to pay up for refreshments. In this case, way up. Maybe Butts Foods will be open and you can stock up wholesale. It was a fun filled night of soccer and frivolity. Quick Tip: If you like to supplement your sports entertainment with brewed beverages, I suggest you tailgate big time before going in. That way one of two things will happen. Either you'll be too full to buy while inside, or you'll be too plastered to care that you're paying $15.99 for a big beer. Cheers my friend!

Congrats Nashville on this beautiful stadium! We live out of state, but since we were in TN for a soccer tournament, we took the opportunity to attend a game. Getting here was a bit tricky to navigate, but we made it. The staff went above and beyond with answering any questions I may have had. sitting outside for a game cannot be beat and I love that you have overhangs. I love all of the food options (although we didn't get to try any this time). My one thing that I would recommend, if anything at all, is that you should lower the price of bottled waters. It's hot and you will sell a lot of them, but $12 for two was just a bit crazy! I guess I am spoiled in ATL with our $1.5-$2.00 bottles, but I have no problem but multiple cold ones. Oh, and timeshare signage was great until it wasn't. I would add more with a street names on it. I know that the dog park is the pickup location now.

I should preface my comments by stating that we are from Atlanta. We are spoiled by the world-class venue created by Arthur Blank for Atlanta United and the Falcons. Our visit to Geodis Park began with the bad signage directing visitors to parking. We literally circled the stadium once because parking area 8 was so poorly marked. When we finally arrived at the converted race track there were TWO people directing hundreds of cars to park in an area with no clear signs or markings as to where we could/should park. It was a cluster____. As seen in the pictures it was almost impossible to leave when we needed to leave early as my wife was feeling sick. We had to choose between marching through damn near ankle deep mud or traversing a steep hillside to get to the entrance of the stadium. Prior to visiting Nashville we had no idea that there was a full size replica of the Parthenon in town. Visiting fans should also be aware that there is a Great Wall of China Tribute at the entrance to the park. It's pretty clear that parking, in a city where the only busses/public transportation we saw were topless party barges covered by drunken Daisy Duke wearing bridesmaids, was an afterthought. Once inside we again realized how fortunate we were to be ticket holders in Atlanta. We expected stadium prices, but 11 bucks for two bottles of water to hydrate after marching through the swamp and scaling the Great Wall? Come on Nashville, do better. We might have mentioned our concerns to or requested ADA seating from staff but we could find no one who seemed to work there other than vendors and security. It's sad because we love supporting the team at away matches and Nashville is a pretty easy drive to a pretty cool city. We won't be back for soccer.

Visited with a group of coworkers in town for a work meeting. We got a cab ride over so I can't honestly comment on parking, although I hear many people complain there's not enough parking in the area. Lots of people were walking in from nearby streets and blocks. The venue is impressive, with good lighting, sound and dining options. It also helped that the Nashville SC team won when we were there. The fans are passionate and the stadium seems to host themed nights (like the "singles night" when we were there).

What a wonderful addition to Nashville! I had the best time seeing this park and a soccer game! The park is super nice! The food and drink selections are great! The energy super! I will definitely be attending more games!

Rude, sexist staff and potential violations of the ADA make this place not worth going back to. We'll save our money for places that actually want our business and don't treat us like crap. And definitely don't bother going here if you're disabled. They won't let you get an accessible parking pass, they won't give you a wheelchair assist to your seat (but they will make snide remarks in the process of being useless), and their ADA rideshare pickup point is not supported by either Uber or the police directing traffic. Clearly they don't care about their disabled patrons in the slightest. On top of that I was holding my girlfriend's clear, stadium policy-approved bag (because she requires two canes to stand/walk and cannot hold the bag herself) and was rudely accosted by stadium staff, demanding with an uncalled-for attitude to know if the contents of the bag were "necessary" (I'd say her wallet, phone, and sunscreen on a 94-degree day qualify.) This woman didn't question any of the countless female patrons holding bags, much less give them a rude and accusatory attitude as she did me. Frankly this dump's entire staff needs retraining, if not firing, and their policies around disabled access need improving (and may be in violation of the law.) We had a horrible night thanks to the rude and incompetent people of Geodis Park and have zero intention of ever returning.

This stadium is well designed, security check in lines move quick, stadium is clean and staff were friendly. There is area parking for free you just have to know where to look and not arrive late- otherwise plan on paying at least $20 to park which is not to horrible compared to other cities though.

Beautiful stadium. Great atmosphere for a soccer match. Hopefully they throw music events here as well because it's intimate enough for a stadium game. There's not a bad seat in the house really. I also love the appeal of local food being vendored in the stadium considering when it was a Nissan Stadium, it was not appealing selection especially for how much you pay to have an experience at a match. The parking situation is a little to be desired, so figure out your logistics for that. Nashville needs to get better with shuttling and public transportation in general but especially for game days, there needs to be ease of transporting patrons to and from the venue considering this area or nashville in general is not a pedestrian friendly city. Go for a match. Stay for good food and drinks but get ready to spend some money.

The ambiance at a Nashville soccer club game is the best! I can't wait to go back to another game.

This was an excellent concert venue. There were many options to get a taste of Nashville. The best part was the bathrooms. They were very cleaned and provide more than enough toilets to supply the crowd, at least in the male facilities. The parking was a bit of an issue. There was a flea market at the time of the concert, so we had to park on the grass in the park. It took a significant amount of time exiting parking. The stairs leading to the parking is a bottleneck and creates long lines to descend from the stadium. Overall though the experience during the Pink concert was fantastic.

There needs to be a better set up for catching Ubers, taxis, or Lyft rides. The stadium itself is fine but they need more elevators. We took an Uber to the recent Pink Summer Carnival concert. However, we had to walk from the nearby dog park all the way to the stadium and up a bunch of stairs/ ramps. Then after the concert, we had to walk all the way back down near the dog park to catch an Uber. Not sure if it's like that all the time but if it is, they need a better rideshare system. Pick ups should be MUCH closer to the stadium. We were told by numerous security guards that is where we had to go to catch an Uber. Ridiculous.

Worst venue I've been to. Went for the P!nk concert and while she was amazing, the venue was awful. I paid over $500 per ticket and the seat was so far off to the side (section G) that you couldn't see the whole stage. The seats are so close together that you couldn't move or sit. Tried to stand behind our chairs (last row of the section) and still within the orange line and was told we couldn't. So we were forced to squeeze in where we kept getting hit. So many drunk people. We had beer spilled on us twice. They take the lids to your waters. What's the point of that? If you want to throw something the bottle is gonna hurt worse. This leaves your water easy to spill, get contaminated or someone put something in it. I would NOT come back here for a concert again.

It's a killer experience going to Geodis. Everything is super organized. Tons and tons of food options. Multiple locations to buy merch. And no matter where you sit, you'll have a good view if the soccer games.

Of all the many, many venues in Nashville. Geodis Park is my favorite. It's so well designed and located. The venue has limited parking, but it seems like their building a new parking structure, and there is plenty of nearby parking in the WeHo area that is walking distance to the Park. Once in Geodis, you will be greeted by a clean, modern, and well-organized structure. The venue serves up some of the best local food around the city. It's an awesome tribute to what makes this city thrive. And of course, the best part is the NSC environment and fan base. I will be back many times!

It is ironic the name of GEODIS Park has the work "park" in it. Parking at the stadium is a NIGHTMARE! Traffic around the stadium at an event is always at a standstill and you have to find parking through the neighborhood. Shame on those who approved building such a nice stadium without proper parking. Simply stupid! Service at the concession stands was terrible too....

This review is based on my visit to the stadium for a tour, not game day. The staff was informative and just all around amazing! We got to view the stadium from every imaginable angle. All facilities and grounds were clean.

Worst concert experience ever. Sound is horrible. One metal detector at each entrance for thousands of people. We got there an hour before the show and stood in line did one hour and forty five min. You can't walk through the common area because it's so congested. Lesson learned, stay away.

So three games into the new building... I can't really find any issues. It has been a party every time visit. The fans are all into the games. The staff are extremely friendly. My seats are nice and padded. Food and drink options are tops. You can get into a game for about $20. There is not one bad seat. I've walked around all over the park to check different vantage points and all are solid. Do yourself a favor whether you're a soccer fan or not. Check this place out. It's always a rager!

Great new stadium! The stadium itself is nicely designed, has many Nashville favorite food options, and great views from all around the stadium. I will be so glad when the parking garage is finnished because getting to the stadium and back home is challenging. I would recommend more staff at entry points. The current set up consists of a hub of ticket scanning machines and one staff member manning all of the self serve machines leading to a very easy entry if someone wanted in without purchasing a ticket (witnessed this). This is a great addition to the area in my opinion and I plan to attend many more events here!

Like others have mentioned, this place is pretty awesome! Open, airy, easy to find your seats! Nice option of drink and food options. It's only a few miles from Broadway and right next to the racetrack. Only bad thing is (and I blame this on the newness), Uber driver had a hard finding where to find us and vice versa. I love the Nashville Soccer club! Can't wait to visit, again!

This is a terrible venue. There are no viable entry and exit strategies. Ride share drop-off locations force you to climb many stairs with no access to a ramp, just to get to the gates. Then you stand in line for 30 minutes just to get in the stadium. The seats are too close and uncomfortable. The ride share was a nightmare. It took us 2 hours to get an Uber to finally show up. Nashville, you can do better than this.

Attending a game at Geodis Park was one of the greatest activities while on my trip to Nashville. The stadium is so loud in the best way possible. Our game got delayed because of rain so we got a chance to look around the stores and restaurants. The restaurant choices are great, the bathrooms were clean, and the design of the stadium makes it to easy to find your way around! Go Nashville SC!

NSC games are 10/10. Sooo much fun and such a lively experience. If you have GA tickets I suggest getting there about 30 mins before game time to get your seat as if can get a bit crowded/hectic. Drinks are your standard stadium pricing but have a decent selection. Parking/ride share situation can be a bit frustrating but we just left the game about 15 mins earlier to beat the crowd.

Horrible sound, most the staff was not able to assist with even the simplest of questions. I have been to a lot of venues over the years, this is one of the worst and I'm not just speaking of the parking fiasco. Perhaps its better for soccer games, but Geodis has no business hosting concerts

This review comes from EX LAFC fans but proud to support local teams! We had a truly unforgettable experience coming to Geodis park to see Nashville take on St. Louis. Nashville fans are great! So much fun and so many good vibes here! Soccer truly unites the world. The stadium has great organization, people are quick and willing to show you where your seats are, and there's tons of entertainment before the game. Food selections are an abundance but beer is pretty limited. Pretty disappointing how few places have Modelo beer but Music City Pitch was a solid choice in my opinion. Minus 1 star for the park because it is an absolute mess. We parked about half a mile away at an independent business and I highly suggest you do the same. Stadium parking is such a mess and the traffic in the area after the game was the absolute worst. I cannot imagine Nashville being a host city for the 26 World Cup, kind of a good thing that it's not happening, too small of a stadium but it's fantastic for local events!

My wife and I went to the GnR/Carrie Underwood concert this past weekend and were really looking forward to a great experience. We had heard great things about the venue for soccer and figured they would have worked the bugs out of getting people into the venue for high profile events (i.e. Messi and Inter Milan recently!). Boy, were we wrong! While the concert itself was great, the first part of the experience was overshadowed by the horrendous time it took to get to our floor seats. As many on here have noted, the lines were hours long to get to some of the most expensive tickets available! You would think that taking care of those customers would be some sort of priority. However, that was not the case. My wife and I arrived a bit before 5 and had lucked out by getting a parking pass in Lot 3 just down the hill from Gate B. The lines were so long (3 to 4 lines merging to one gate) that it took us almost an hour and a half to get in while Gate C was basically wide open with 10-12 event staff standing around, not doing a lot. People in large groups were coming up from the back, cutting line, moving around and jockeying for position. We witnessed several incidents that could have easily turned in to a fight. The event staff, something called Best Crowd Management I believe, do not really live up to their name. We spoke to several of their staff to ask for some guidance on what was taking so long and to get someone to help monitor the line, but our requests were met with blank stares and "I don't know what to tell you" responses. When we asked to get someone in charge to speak to, we were ignored. It turns out that the venue only had set of ticket scanners (4 then ultimately 5) that could scan the tickets for floor seats at Gate B then you had to go through a process to get wrist bands with only 4-5 people available to put those on. Finally they opened the VIP line (guess most of the VIPs got in) for floor seat admission. Then once inside the venue, all of the people with floor seats (about 50% of the attendees it appeared) were funneled down one set of stairs to the floor itself where they had 2-3 people confirming wrist bands! All of this while trying to get drinks or trying to use the bathrooms (which were great btw) and get down to enjoy Carrie Underwood. Then, in between acts, trying to get back up stairs to use the restroom (none that we saw near floor seats) and get more drinks (had near floor seats but lines were longer), it was another nightmare. Also, some of the lines were already running out of beer it was reported and that was even before GnR went on stage. The artists and concert itself was a 5 out of 5, then venue was 1 out of 5. (fan experience and sound) Do better Nashville!

Came out from SoCal for the US v Ghana game and was impressed by this new stadium. I've been going to MLS game for about 15 years and have seen the change of soccer specific stadiums from the old style to the new. This stadium is nicer and has more amenities than the lafc stadium. Had club seats for the game, food was great, beer choices were on point, and staff were friendly and helpful. Parking was ok, and traffic management was great as we were back on the freeway heading to Franklin within minutes. Well done Nashville.

Horrible. They are NOT prepared to handle large crowds and it's simply not safe. Check online reviews of you don't like this one. Maybe soccer games are good here, but they have no business hosting a concert here until they can do so safely AND resolve their acoustic issues. HORRIBLE. I'd rather go to Buc-ee's.

The worst arena I have ever been to. Long, slow lines for food, drinks and bathrooms. But the WORST part was leaving after the concert. It took us over an hour to walk out of the stadium to reach the ground!! Once we were finally on the ground, no one we asked could tell us where to meet Uber/Lyft etc. no signs - everyone was confused. The wait time for an Uber was 57 minutes. It was such a disappointment after seeing a great concert (Pink). I wouldn't go back again - even if she did perform there again.

Went for GnR concert... worst experience EVER. The people with the most expensive tickets missed half the concert becuase the only had one line and refused to allow people through the many other gates. Could see people bribing gate attendants to let them in while we continued to wait in line for HOURS. Will not be going back.

They have to figure this out for concerts. All floor seats could only go in through one gate. Took hours to get in. Missed most of GnR concert. Terrible system.

Certainly not a venue for concerts. Went to Gun's and roses and left an hour after they started. I'm sure they and Carrie underwood would have sounded far better elsewhere. It's probably great for soccer and that's about it.

WORST CONCERT VENUE EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE. Horrible line system. There was ONE line to get to the floor seats. The line was all the way down the street to the light and we got here an hour early. We missed HALF the concert. Never going to a show here again. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE.

I have been to Geodis Park several times and this may be the last. The logistics of getting in and out of this place is a nightmare. Arrived early for the match and ended up not getting in until after the match started because it took nearly an hour to get in. They apparently had 2 ticket scanners down in the main entrance. This is just chaotic when you have 30,000 fans. Getting out of this place is maddening. Because there are very few parking spots, we try to Uber. We routinely have several drivers cancel on us before getting a ride. Tonight, our uber driver couldn't even get to us because they had blocked off the roads. So even though the game ended at 10, it was 11:30 until we got picked up even after having to walk away from the stadium and rideshare lot. So frustrating wasting an hour to get in + 90 minutes to get out. Also, the exits out of this place is not very friendly to those may have trouble walking and there's only one way out so it's a max scramble to get out. They need to figure out how to get 30,000 people in and out better or people will just stop coming. We have been to 4 matches and have team jerseys but this is just too much drama.