If you’ve had the chance to attend 21 Savage’s last two birthdays, then you know what the Freaknik hype is about.
Starting in 1983, this annual spring break festival quickly became a staple in Atlanta culture, deemed “the most infamous street party.” In other words, it was a time to let loose, dance, and make long-lasting memories.
The story behind Freaknik is being told via a documentary titled Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told, which recently went #1 on Hulu. The film is the brainchild of filmmaker P. Frank Williams and Geraldine L. Porras, in partnership with Mass Appeal and Swirl Films.
‘FREAKNIK’ DOCUMENTARY HITS #1 ON HULU, DIRECTOR P. FRANK WILLIAMS WEIGHS IN
by Editor's Pick
Mar 25
If you’ve had the chance to attend 21 Savage’s last two birthdays, then you know what the Freaknik hype is about.
Starting in 1983, this annual spring break festival quickly became a staple in Atlanta culture, deemed “the most infamous street party.” In other words, it was a time to let loose, dance, and make long-lasting memories.
The story behind Freaknik is being told via a documentary titled Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told, which recently went #1 on Hulu. The film is the brainchild of filmmaker P. Frank Williams and Geraldine L. Porras, in partnership with Mass Appeal and Swirl Films.
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