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If that sounds like your idea of a good time, then turn down the lights, turn up the bass, and remember: Freaknik- The Musical is back.

★★★★☆ (4/5 stars – One star deducted for the truly haunting puppet design of Rick Ross’s lips.) Are you a fan of Freaknik- The Musical? Do you remember watching it live in 2010? Sound off in the comments below—and for God’s sake, don’t be a dry weenie. Freaknik- The Musical

It was Woodstock with 808s and Jeep Cherokees. By 1999, the city of Atlanta effectively killed the event due to safety concerns and traffic gridlock. But the myth of Freaknik lived on—in hip-hop lyrics, old VHS tapes, and the collective memory of a generation who survived Atlanta's infamous "parking lot on the highway." Freaknik- The Musical takes this historical chaos and filters it through the lens of a heavy metal/hip-hop puppet musical. The story follows a young, ridiculously straight-laced college student named Shaud Jones (voiced by T-Pain, in one of his most underrated comedic roles). Shaud is a "dry weenie"—a man so boring he doesn't drink, smoke, or dance. He is on his way to a prestigious academic scholarship interview that will get him out of the hood. If that sounds like your idea of a