Happy St. Patrick’s Day! It seems like Mother Earth is taking on her St. Patty’s Day celebrations bright and early, stumbling and causing an earthquake in the California hub of Los Angeles. Though the calamity of natural disasters often lead to solemn tragedies, sometimes it’s a powerful means to pull a community of people together. Leave it to our social media-addicted DJs to be the first responders on Twitter regarding a 4.4-magnitude earthquake that shook Los Angeles this morning; though there thankfully were no damages and injuries reported, some of our favorite DJs seem to have been quite distraught and “shaken” – if we may shed the pun – from the early morning disruption.
That earthquake was nuts I fell off my couch
— DILLONFRANCIS (@DILLONFRANCIS) March 17, 2014
Well that is one way to wake up… house moving around under me. 4.4 magnitude – epicenter Bel Air.
— Kaskade (@kaskade) March 17, 2014
I jumped outa bed and screamed like a little girl ..fuckin heart pounding
— βƦłŁŁUMł₦∆Ŧł (@ItsBrillz) March 17, 2014
@petetong I thought my house was gonna collapse!! Lol
— Henry Fong (@henryfong) March 17, 2014
Thank u Mother Earth for waking me up extra early so I can enjoy saint pattys day to the fullest. 7am shots if ur not wearing green.
— Borgore (@Borgore) March 17, 2014
@DILLONFRANCIS @killthenoise where is @Zedd, is he running in circles screaming in German?
— Rukes (@rukes) March 17, 2014
First time I’ve actually felt an earthquake in LA! Anyway – back to the podcast..
— Morgan Page (@morganpage) March 17, 2014
@DILLONFRANCIS @killthenoise hahaha
— Otto Knows (@OttoKnows) March 17, 2014
Is like.. The whole world in LA right now or what. Cuz it looks like my whole timeline felt that earthquake. I feel left out yo
— (@Deorro) March 17, 2014
While some DJs ran to Twitter to tell the tales of their abrupt morning awakening, others took advantage of the early get-up to get a head start to their day. And because getting woken up by a giant earthquake is the cool thing to do, some like Deorro even felt left out – better luck next time. We are glad everyone is safe and sound!
