"The GOAT Black City" The Official: ATL Discussion Thread

[chiefdogg]

At the burna boy concert ain’t nobody here


They blocked off the 200 section & have everyone 100 level tickets & this shyt still dead

Damn, at State Farm?

 

[Apollo Creed]

At the burna boy concert ain’t nobody here


They blocked off the 200 section & have everyone 100 level tickets & this shyt still dead

I thought he canceled that shyt lol and everyone was at the Gunna show last night

 

[Bigblackted4]

At the burna boy concert ain’t nobody here


They blocked off the 200 section & have everyone 100 level tickets & this shyt still dead

They don’t really rock with Afro beats at all down here

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

Burna don't even got no bops out. Two years ago the whole arena was packed out. He tryna ride that wave lol

 

[BlackMajik]

They don’t really rock with Afro beats at all down here

I don't know anybody down here who gives a fukk about sum damn afro beats

Get that wack shyt outta here lol

 

[staticshock]

Damn, at State Farm?

I thought he canceled that shyt lol and everyone was at the Gunna show last night

They don’t really rock with Afro beats at all down here

I don't know anybody down here who gives a fukk about sum damn afro beats

Get that wack shyt outta here lol

It turned out pretty good they ended up filling the bottom. I don’t know none of that nikkas songs I just went cause i got free tickets.

Only parts I really turned up on was when the DJ started playing TI & Swag Surfing

It was a ton of Africans & Caribbeans they know how to party

 

[staticshock]

 

[daemonova]

Fresh renderings: North DeKalb Mall's redevelopment going vertical

Novel Lulah Hills—first mixed-use phase at 78-acre Decatur mall site—to kick off construction this month

atlanta.urbanize.city

There still be AMC theater and Marshals at what used to be North Dekalb mall

 

[daemonova]

Seacrest grew up in Dunwoody and graduated from Dunwoody High in 1992 (i was in eighth grade at Peachtree junior, now Middle). While a student at the school.


Seacrest “transformed the daily announcements into a full morning broadcast show, beginning each day with an enthusiastic,” the naming committee said in their presentation to the board. “Ryan’s creativity and vision quickly earned him the reputation as ‘The Voice of Dunwoody.’ During his broadcasts, he regularly recognized students, teachers, and parents, celebrating their accomplishments and contributions to the school