Hulu Announces ‘Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told’ Documentary

[4 Dimensional]

I’m not watching that doc when it drops, btw.

I was 10 in ‘94 during Freaknik and I only attended Black Bike Week once in ‘02. Never returned because it was i’gnant as fuck.

But yeah, I’m not supporting that shit. However, I will follow this thread.

 

[jawnswoop]

Prominent Black Professionals Sue Hulu Over ’94 Freaknik Documentary Release

Hulu's Freaknik documentary has Gen-X up in arms. A group of prominent black professionals plan to sue and block the film's release.

newsone.com

If this news is real, then it doesn't matter because they won't be able to stop shit.

HULU is a big company and don't give a fuck about what a small percentage people think that the doc shouldn't be released.

 

[mrcmd187]

Prominent Black Professionals Sue Hulu Over ’94 Freaknik Documentary Release

Hulu's Freaknik documentary has Gen-X up in arms. A group of prominent black professionals plan to sue and block the film's release.

newsone.com

MFs are really scared about this

 

[woodchuck]

MFs are really scared about this

My pops (RIP) once told us "Don't do anything in public, and then get mad when the public sees it."

 

[footloose]

 

[World B Free]

Dayummmm.....wait until the future camgirls of today get exposed years down the road, it'll be a camapocalypse of exposure!!! & the OnlyFan folks will be exposed too, it's coming down the road.

 

[Database Error]

Should've thought about that

 

[woodchuck]

 

[stizz3000]

 

[Soul On Ice]

 

[b_visionary]

Prominent Black Professionals Sue Hulu Over ’94 Freaknik Documentary Release

Hulu's Freaknik documentary has Gen-X up in arms. A group of prominent black professionals plan to sue and block the film's release.

newsone.com

The heck were they doing?

 

[daddyfatsacks9000]

I combed through the comments of both posts and now I'm absolutely convinced what I predict is going to come true. The younger generation is trying to use this as a "gotcha" moment. They want to expose what they believe are hypocrites. "How can you advise us when y'all was wildin out back then?" Moral superiority. The opposing argument was basically nobody knew what the internet/social media would evolve like it has. They were young having fun and not everyone was victimized. The video footage shot was not intended to be publicly shown. No one involved signed any release forms. Unless the whole doc consists of news footage fair usage shouldn't apply. They're comparing it to revenge porn. One side profits without the consent of the other party. I'm gonna fall back and keep watching. Either was it goes, the fallout from this is going to be epic.

 

[jawnswoop]

Marc Lamont Hill Needs to...

 

[daddyfatsacks9000]

I hate Marc Lamont Hill so much. He's on my "smack on sight" list. If I EVER get within arms reach of this guy, I'm smacking sparks off his face. Consequences be damned. That nigga don't waste no time throwing black men under the bus. This nigga starts out saying, "It's the women that don't want to be exposed", then immediately like fuck that, we we don't care how black women feel, we know better, we need to shine a light on the black bastards. These predators. We are our own worst enemies.

 

[mrcmd187]

Some more worried people

They worried about Freaknik with videos like this and others are still out there. Joe Pro VHS and DVDs had clips from everywhere. A lot of these aunties and grandmas were rap groupies back in the day.

 

[jawnswoop]

Some more worried people

They worried about Freaknik with videos like this and others are still out there. Joe Pro VHS and DVDs had clips from everywhere. A lot of these aunties and grandmas were rap groupies back in the day.

Classic shit.

I used to get them DVDs back then.

Good times!

 

[footloose]

I combed through the comments of both posts and now I'm absolutely convinced what I predict is going to come true. The younger generation is trying to use this as a "gotcha" moment. They want to expose what they believe are hypocrites. "How can you advise us when y'all was wildin out back then?" Moral superiority. The opposing argument was basically nobody knew what the internet/social media would evolve like it has. They were young having fun and not everyone was victimized. The video footage shot was not intended to be publicly shown. No one involved signed any release forms. Unless the whole doc consists of news footage fair usage shouldn't apply. They're comparing it to revenge porn. One side profits without the consent of the other party. I'm gonna fall back and keep watching. Either was it goes, the fallout from this is going to be epic.

Nah son. Me too Vs toxic masculinity again if you ask me.

 

[daddyfatsacks9000]

Nah son. Me too Vs toxic masculinity again if you ask me.

The whole controversy is around the fact that the women don't want to be me too'd. They want to let the past be the past. As far as "toxic masculinity" goes, I side eye any nigga that uses that term. Ain't no such thing The alphabet mafia and feminist brought that into the lexicon for men that ain't on that rainbow shit.

 

[dasailr03]

I’m not watching that doc when it drops, btw.

I was 10 in ‘94 during Freaknik and I only attended Black Bike Week once in ‘02. Never returned because it was i’gnant as fuck.

But yeah, I’m not supporting that shit. However, I will follow this thread.

i was a full adult but I agree with you about it being " ignant as fuck" and could never understand what the hype was about. A bunch of thirsty ass niggas acting like niggas doing nigga shit. hard pass. Yep I'll watch it but truthfully nothing really to see if you ever been in a strip club, you know what it is.

 

[woodchuck]

Ain't no such thing The alphabet mafia and feminist brought that into the lexicon for men that ain't on that rainbow shit.

The same people that brought us "whataboutism" to avoid being called out on their hypocrisy.

 

[4 Dimensional]

i was a full adult but I agree with you about it being " ignant as fuck" and could never understand what the hype was about. A bunch of thirsty ass niggas acting like niggas doing nigga shit. hard pass. Yep I'll watch it but truthfully nothing really to see if you ever been in a strip club, you know what it is.

Yeah, I was good on all that after the first time. That environment wasn’t for me.

 

[HeathCliff]

"Who knew that NuNu would end up on Hulu getting felt on by two dudes in front of an HBCU"

 

[keith6]

 

[TENT]

I hate Marc Lamont Hill so much. He's on my "smack on sight" list. If I EVER get within arms reach of this guy, I'm smacking sparks off his face. Consequences be damned. That nigga don't waste no time throwing black men under the bus. This nigga starts out saying, "It's the women that don't want to be exposed", then immediately like fuck that, we we don't care how black women feel, we know better, we need to shine a light on the black bastards. These predators. We are our own worst enemies.

Seen him on 34th Street dude looked shook walking the streets of NYC.

 

[xspade7]

Some more worried people

They worried about Freaknik with videos like this and others are still out there. Joe Pro VHS and DVDs had clips from everywhere. A lot of these aunties and grandmas were rap groupies back in the day.

Never heard of this....i'm interested now, learn something new on BGOL evryday

 

[cnc]

MFs are really scared about this

Black folks are more scared about this documentary than, in my lifetime, they were worried about:

-Iran Contra
-AIDS/HIV
-9/11
-SARS
-Y2K
-DC Sniper
-H1N1
-COVID-19

I was a day late and dollar short on being old enough to go and for all these year I thought I’d missed out, I don’t feel like that anymore!

 

[totto]

Black folks are more scared about this documentary than, in my lifetime, they were worried about:

-Iran Contra
-AIDS/HIV
-9/11
-SARS
-Y2K
-DC Sniper
-H1N1
-COVID-19

I was a day late and dollar short on being old enough to go and for all these year I thought I’d missed out, I don’t feel like that anymore!

30 years ago bruh, people changed, got educated and moved on with their lifes, this IMO is just a way to label the educated sisters as the same as the non educated sisters, this is just a hustle and won't hurt most of us but the upper educated black folks.

White people at the office with mess with them, and criticize them for their past, this is a way to label them and take away their credentials that they worked so hard for, an attack on the black educated...

Always the plan, these are the ones organizing for change, take away their image they have nothing.

NO need for crackers to expose this, what's in the past should stay in the past.

 

[D'Evils]

 

[Backshot Bully]

 

[stizz3000]

 

[jawnswoop]

His reaction at the end of the video!

 

[daddyfatsacks9000]

I'm confused by this post. Can someone tell me the purpose "exposing" somebody grandma? Like I've been accused on this board for being a woman hater for my views. And even I'm scratching my head. Folks are taking way too much pleasure. Most of the women involved said they wasn't victims of assault. This is not a me too situation. The freaknik ended 30years ago and it's not some insidious institution that's still around and thrives on exploiting women. Outside of the cultural significance, history with black colleges and it's connection to hip hip, anything else is a witch hunt. I've been following this for a week now. The ONLY angles they're pushing are black male predators and exposing aunties and grandmas. For what? Who is this for? I said I'd stay quiet, but sadly I believe my predictions are going to be found true.

 

[Duece]

Here's a clip from Trainwreck Woodstock '99 on Hulu, completely uncensored and that wasn't the only instance of female nudity in that documentary but white women get to forget their hoe moments in some cases (not all, Lana Rhodes can try all she want, nobody's forgetting her porn past) but in this case, nobody has tried to find out who these two white women are, so they are just random topless white women.

You can bet your ass that any nudity in the Freaknik doc will have niggas finding and exposing those women.

 

[jawnswoop]

Here's a clip from Trainwreck Woodstock '99 on Hulu, completely uncensored and that wasn't the only instance of female nudity in that documentary but white women get to forget their hoe moments in some cases (not all, Lana Rhodes can try all she want, nobody's forgetting her porn past) but in this case, nobody has tried to find out who these two white women are, so they are just random topless white women.

You can bet your ass that any nudity in the Freaknik doc will have niggas finding and exposing those women.

Documentary are supposed to be raw and uncut.

HULU is a premium network that allows nudity in their shows and movies.

So, black women being scared of being exposed knew the consequences being apart of feaknik with dudes fondling them and recording every part of their body up close.

Like nobody can forget their freak past and shouldn't be ashamed of it since they had a great time being out there.

 

[BlackGoku]

Bet some pastors are already preparing a sermon for the Sunday after the Hulu release to cover some of their own clergy, deacons and 1st lady's.

I wonder if Juanita Bynum was down there..i might have to ask my brother cause he was down there..lol