Is clubbing after 30 a cry for help?
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Voice of Reason
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I can tell y'all don't live in places like Atlanta, Houston, DC, NYC, LA.
Voice of Reason
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It depends on how old you look too.
lol @ 30 
The monolith is so fukking stupid. Ngga 30 is a BABY. Black folk are obsessed with the idea of invisible age milestones and growing out of …everything
That number is hella outdated. Like “6 figures”. Or the idea of 1 million dollars.
The monolith is so fukking stupid. Ngga 30 is a BABY. Black folk are obsessed with the idea of invisible age milestones and growing out of …everything
That number is hella outdated. Like “6 figures”. Or the idea of 1 million dollars.
30 nah but 40 I gotta look at you funny
It's not just black ppl breh this is a worldwide phenomenon, there are clubs in south korea that don't let people older than 29 in. I was shocked when I seen itlol @ 30
The monolith is so fukking stupid. Ngga 30 is a BABY. Black folk are obsessed with the idea of invisible age milestones and growing out of …everything
That number is hella outdated. Like “6 figures”. Or the idea of 1 million dollars.
Just watched this earlier, I'm past this but the gist was club culture dead. Ppl don't have fun in them, buy sections and pay for overpriced drinks, no dancing and gen z just sits on their phone all night disinterested
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Lol them salsa clubs must be fun, if I wasn't so odd I'd probably show up to one and channel my inner Lebron
O.T.I.S.
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Got to be
People be partying at whatever age they want.
Like these nikkas go nowhere outside they zipcode. 9-5 rat race, home, and The Coli
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lol @ 30
The monolith is so fukking stupid. Ngga 30 is a BABY. Black folk are obsessed with the idea of invisible age milestones and growing out of …everything
That number is hella outdated. Like “6 figures”. Or the idea of 1 million dollars.
FOH ,30 ain’t no damn baby Geoffrey the giraffe ass nikkas love moving goalposts
“30 a baby”
Ehhh, it depends.
For a lot of people, 30 is about when the club starts getting old, and if you're the type to be out on weekends, you either stop going every weekend, or you switch up the spots you hit. Less clubs and spots that turn into clubs at 9. More lounges, speakeasies, taphouses, and breweries.
But if you're still in the club at 30 hitting the spot the exact same way you did when you were in your early 20s, you gotta have a hard conversation with yourself at some point.
Now, a BETTER question is: if you're still doing the stereotypical turned up brunch past 30, is that a cry for help?
For a lot of people, 30 is about when the club starts getting old, and if you're the type to be out on weekends, you either stop going every weekend, or you switch up the spots you hit. Less clubs and spots that turn into clubs at 9. More lounges, speakeasies, taphouses, and breweries.
But if you're still in the club at 30 hitting the spot the exact same way you did when you were in your early 20s, you gotta have a hard conversation with yourself at some point.
Now, a BETTER question is: if you're still doing the stereotypical turned up brunch past 30, is that a cry for help?
Cloutius Maximus
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I didn't like clubbing in my 20's. Clubs were already burnt out if you weren't rich by the time my 20s hit.
House parties, day parties, bars, even festivals >>>>
Clubbing in your own city is kind of weird after 35, I say you can club in another country at any age cuz u just enjoying yourself and getting into the culture. If I go to Manchester I'm clubbin I don't give af what them Brits say
House parties, day parties, bars, even festivals >>>>
Clubbing in your own city is kind of weird after 35, I say you can club in another country at any age cuz u just enjoying yourself and getting into the culture. If I go to Manchester I'm clubbin I don't give af what them Brits say