The choice was easy. Mayday. Most of the more popular bands in China would be defined as "boy bands," with a softer sound. Mayday's is a bit harder, more rock 'n' roll.

"The Chinese know and love Mayday and they want to know more and more about them," Lewis said. "They're like the Beatles. That's how the Chinese feel about them."

But instead of John, Paul, George and Ringo famously exchanging fake punches with Cassius Clay at Miami Beach's Fifth Street Gym during their 1964 U.S. tour, Stone, Monster, Ashin, Masa and Ming listened politely as one of the directors of the NOVA Youth Flag Football League screamed at them -- for the camera's benefit -- to "1-2-3 PLAY FOOTBALL!"

Ashin, the band's lead singer, sat out most of the game, standing instead with Aaron Randolph of IMG China and another IMG staffer who wore NFL golf shirts and provided commentary in Mandarin. It was an odd sight. One that undoubtedly will make more sense when the tape is cut up and spliced into a reality TV show.

From:http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/12/AR2009091200938_2.html

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