Hot! — Freaknik- The Musical

: Ten years after the city shut down the original party, a group of kids accidentally summons the spirit of Freaknik —a "party ghost" voiced by T-Pain—who attempts to bring the massive celebration back to life.

Lemme take you back, son – ’95, May spring Cell phones was bricks, and your fit had to sting No GPS – just a “yo, meet me by the Popeyes” If you lost your crew, man, you made new allies The cops dipped out – they was like, “nah, not today” Three hundred thousand people… and one two-way pager, okay?! Freaknik- The Musical

Upon release, received mixed reviews. Critics were baffled. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution called it “a headache in cartoon form.” Parents groups decried its explicit content (nudity, drug use, and language that would make Andrew Dice Clay blush). : Ten years after the city shut down

Freaknik: The Musical is an animated TV special that aired on Adult Swim in 2010. It’s a satirical, R-rated, musical reimagining of the real-life Freaknik — the legendary Atlanta street party that drew hundreds of thousands of people in the 90s. Critics were baffled

Released in 2010 on Adult Swim, is an hour-long animated special and musical comedy that serves as a satirical tribute to the legendary Atlanta spring break festival. It was written and produced by Carl Jones and prominently features rapper T-Pain as the titular character. Plot Overview

: The Sweet Tea Mob faces various obstacles, including a religious-political figure named the Perminator (a parody of Rev. Al Sharpton) who is determined to stop the party. Cast and Creative Team