The Legends Speak: Dupri & Campbell Uncover FreakNik's Wildest Stories

In this electrifying episode of BlackTree TV, host Jamaal Finkley, a veteran of the legendary FreakNik parties from '94-'96 and former intern for Jermaine Dupri, sits down with music moguls Jermaine Dupri and Luther Campbell to delve into the untold stories of FreakNik. They discuss their groundbreaking new documentary, "FreakNik: The Wildest Party Never Told," premiering on Hulu. This no-holds-barred interview reveals the history, the hype, and the untold stories behind one of the most infamous street parties in American history, which became a cultural phenomenon throughout the 1990s. Dupri and Campbell share their personal experiences, insights into the party's cultural impact, and what prompted them to bring this story to the screen. Finkley's unique connection to both Dupri and the event itself offers a rare and personal perspective on the origins and legacy of FreakNik. Tune in for a trip down memory lane and an exclusive look at what promises to be a documentary full of revelations and nostalgia. Available now on Hulu, "FreakNik: The Wildest Party Never Told" is a must-watch for fans of music, culture, and history.
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I was there in it, Pearl white 5.0 sitting on 72 spoke Dayton's before menace to society. What a great time we had for days.

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Clean 🧼

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😏 Oh what it was like to be born in the 1900's with no cell phone, no social media, real rap lyrics, bootie shaking beats, baby making music. Our technology was a beeper, a pay phone and a camcorder! But we had to evolve and here we are we are BLESSED to be here today! Thank you God!
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Pay phones lol

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The first one freak Nik for me was 1993