Meanwhile in Atlanta: The Thread
- Thread starter Stick Up Kid
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maybe he was reading an important post from thecoli
Well that’s understandable
He really talked bout this for over 3 hrs?
TheAnointedOne
Superstar
Well that’s understandable
He really talked bout this for over 3 hrs?
I only noted the first 10 minutes or so. I realize it's a long video. I shut it off after 20 minutes.
KillerB88
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Snap Music then Turn Up music
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Rockstar Mom
PhatGurlSwag
Atlanta was literally shut down for a week, while everyone else was closed for months.
At this point, I'm convinced they have a different Covid than everyone else
. I had my mask on everywhere I went, when I was down there.
At this point, I'm convinced they have a different Covid than everyone else
. I had my mask on everywhere I went, when I was down there.DaddyFresh
Superstar
Basically. It’s what you call girls that don’t know their prostitutes yet. They go out get drunk, do drugs, ubered around, get fed and a penny don’t come out their pocket the whole night. Instead of money being exchanged they get taken care of on all fronts.
Rip
Brehs walking in with a mask while the bouncer goes:
The God Poster
LWO representa
People have proven the need to party >>
Fools out here got caught up in a blizzard because they wanted to party . Covid never stood a chance
Fools out here got caught up in a blizzard because they wanted to party . Covid never stood a chance
I swear this thread is posted every week. Reminds me of those Chicago threads about weekend or holiday shootings. You'd swear it was the apocalypse and 108 pound teens were terrorizing the entire city on some Mad Max shyt.
As much attention as this forum seems to give to ATLs club scene as a potential COVID superhub there doesn't seem to be much evidence besides pictures of packed clubs. While disconcerting and dangerous, they are never accompanied by any statistics that show a correlation between ATLs party scene and an associated COVID spike among that particular demographic. This is of particular note since the commentary is largely "They gon' die "
People have been griping about ATL's club scene for months, predicting and seemingly hoping for the worst outcome, while the virus epicenter hopped all across the country and currently residing in Southern California.
It's not cool to see a bunch of people huddle together in the club during the pandemic, I get it. However, CONSTANTLY harping on the black club scene on some fake concern shyt has unfortunate implications. You're pinning the disease spread on black people despite us doing much more than our white counterparts to follow the mandates. No one is perfect. Definitely not you all. You all contribute to the risk everyday, just in ways you deem "acceptable."
Having these clubs open isn't smart, but it definitely isn't "genocide" as I've seen typed on here before. Seriously, genocide. There's been about 13,000 deaths from COVID in GA as a whole. Definitely nothing to sneeze at. But if the ATL club scene is the lynchpin of a genocide of African-Americans well they MIGHT want to go back to the drawing board because things are slow going.
The White Collar lockdown of last spring is more of a "genocide" in my mind considering who were deemed essential workers and who could safely shelter in place/work from home. But that's another discussion.
As much attention as this forum seems to give to ATLs club scene as a potential COVID superhub there doesn't seem to be much evidence besides pictures of packed clubs. While disconcerting and dangerous, they are never accompanied by any statistics that show a correlation between ATLs party scene and an associated COVID spike among that particular demographic. This is of particular note since the commentary is largely "They gon' die "
People have been griping about ATL's club scene for months, predicting and seemingly hoping for the worst outcome, while the virus epicenter hopped all across the country and currently residing in Southern California.
It's not cool to see a bunch of people huddle together in the club during the pandemic, I get it. However, CONSTANTLY harping on the black club scene on some fake concern shyt has unfortunate implications. You're pinning the disease spread on black people despite us doing much more than our white counterparts to follow the mandates. No one is perfect. Definitely not you all. You all contribute to the risk everyday, just in ways you deem "acceptable."
Having these clubs open isn't smart, but it definitely isn't "genocide" as I've seen typed on here before. Seriously, genocide. There's been about 13,000 deaths from COVID in GA as a whole. Definitely nothing to sneeze at. But if the ATL club scene is the lynchpin of a genocide of African-Americans well they MIGHT want to go back to the drawing board because things are slow going.
The White Collar lockdown of last spring is more of a "genocide"
in my mind considering who were deemed essential workers and who could safely shelter in place/work from home. But that's another discussion.
Kurt off them percs
With Booker T wife
Ol girl asked if i wanted to come to Atlanta with her since she had another ticket. I declined and come to find out she tested positive with no symptons. If her job didnt make her get tested before coming back to work it would have got messy 
This vid sums up today’s clubs perfectly.
First frame shows 5-6 girls with phones in hands waiting for their turn on the hookah so they can blow smoke in the camera lens for their IG story
Second frame is 3 guys in a huddle on their phones scrolling thru IG. They just came to get their shoes stepped on in a crowded environment and say “you good bro”
When the group of guys get in the Uber:
darkskin breh: man I was about to spit but they dipped soon as I was about to go over there
dred head breh: yea bro, the one in the burgundy top? she was choosing HARD
Fat breh:
too much accuracy
DoomzdayzV
Banned
america is not like canada bruh.......people arent just gonna sit down....EVER.
this....funny how atl and Miami both have rated that pale in comparison to other places that were locked down strictly
I swear this thread is posted every week. Reminds me of those Chicago threads about weekend or holiday shootings. You'd swear it was the apocalypse and 108 pound teens were terrorizing the entire city on some Mad Max shyt.
As much attention as this forum seems to give to ATLs club scene as a potential COVID superhub there doesn't seem to be much evidence besides pictures of packed clubs. While disconcerting and dangerous, they are never accompanied by any statistics that show a correlation between ATLs party scene and an associated COVID spike among that particular demographic. This is of particular note since the commentary is largely "They gon' die "
People have been griping about ATL's club scene for months, predicting and seemingly hoping for the worst outcome, while the virus epicenter hopped all across the country and currently residing in Southern California.
It's not cool to see a bunch of people huddle together in the club during the pandemic, I get it. However, CONSTANTLY harping on the black club scene on some fake concern shyt has unfortunate implications. You're pinning the disease spread on black people despite us doing much more than our white counterparts to follow the mandates. No one is perfect. Definitely not you all. You all contribute to the risk everyday, just in ways you deem "acceptable."
Having these clubs open isn't smart, but it definitely isn't "genocide" as I've seen typed on here before. Seriously, genocide. There's been about 13,000 deaths from COVID in GA as a whole. Definitely nothing to sneeze at. But if the ATL club scene is the lynchpin of a genocide of African-Americans well they MIGHT want to go back to the drawing board because things are slow going.
The White Collar lockdown of last spring is more of a "genocide"
this....funny how atl and Miami both have rated that pale in comparison to other places that were locked down strictly
