Sir Foster, the organist for the Atlanta Hawks, has become famous for playing hip-hop music — like Future's "Mask Off" — on the organ at games.

Kaminski plays all types of music at Braves games. In his first season with the Braves, he greeted former Atlanta first baseman Mark Teixeira with his own rendition of Radiohead’s “Creep.”

Recently, Kaminski trolled Cubs’ outfielder Kyle Schwarber by playing ELO’s “Don’t Bring Me Down” as he approached the plate. A few weeks earlier, Chicago had sent the struggling slugger down to the minors to work out a few kinks.

Kaminski has a large following on social media, and often takes to Twitter for song suggestions. On Friday, he asked followers what song they would consider as the “Take Me Out to the Ballgame” of football.

The answer might be Hank Williams Jr.’s “Monday Night Football” theme, but Kaminski will likely be flooded with suggestions in the coming days.

Maybe he’ll put an Atlanta twist on it and play OutKast’s “Bombs Over Baghdad” to get Panthers’ fans charged up when they open their new stadium on Aug. 31 against Tennessee State.

I'm very pleased to announce that I will be playing the organ for Georgia State University Football this season!!! This may be the first time that organ music will be performed at a football game (college or pro) and I'm really excited about starting a whole new tradition for the GSU Panthers at Georgia State Stadium! @GSUStadium @GSUPanthers A post shared by Matthew Kaminski (@bravesorganist) on Jul 21, 2017 at 1:52pm PDT

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