I thought it was alright. The import scene sucked, but there was some really tight baller rides. Infiniti Q56 on 26s, The F150 on 28s, Stretched out 300, stretched out S class. There was some ghetto shit, but there was also some very respectable shit there. And everyone that they said would be there performing was there performing. $25 for a multi-concert and some nice rides isn't bad.
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^^ Did you show your new 300?
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Originally Posted by Brett
No ma'am. I'm hardly ready for that yet.
And I agree with Paul about the huge open spaces. It did look as though they were prepared to have many more than what actually showed. If you go to their website and look, the galleries from the previous stops on the tour looked like they were much more packed than this one. I think having it on a Sunday wasn't a great idea.
There were plent of hot rides in the parking lot that could have been in there. All in all, The one thing I was glad to see was that they came through with the performers like they said they would. Not that I enjoyed them that much (twista was tight), but it was cool to see them bring such a lineup to the stage. I'm pretty sure they'll bring it back, just because its atlanta, but I mean damn, they need to hype up the import side of it and also try and get the word out to the people of atl that aren't in the import scene. I saw at least 5 tight ass rides in atlanta on sat night that should have been in it (two tone 745s, two tone 300, etc.)
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i agree that people seemed way more respectful at this show then at the Funkmaster flex show. Turnout did suck though
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