World Star Hip Hop
There is a video making the rounds. It shows a young man getting roughed up on McDaniel Street, and has caused quite a fuss. The entertainment was posted on World Star Hip Hop,
WSHH appears to be an urban YouTube. It has a twitter feed, facebook page, and Candy, home of the World Star Hiphop Freaks. WSHH is full of advertising, with McDonalds, ATT, the free credit score players, and much more.
There are a lot of videos here. There are 339 pages of videos, and PG was counting the videos on page one. He got to 37 rows, of three videos each, when a screen popped up. It seems like the antivirus works had prevented something from coming in. While PG would like to share the splendor of WSHH with you, testing the limits of antivirus protection is asking for too much.
The viral epic, shot in Jack City, was posted on February 6. It is no longer listed with the rest of the videos recruited that day. We cannot tell who submitted it. The police might have had a chat with the autuer by now. There was one Oscar caliber performance, My Pussy feels like Jesus.
Pictures are from ” The Special Collections and Archives,Georgia State University Library”
Chamblee54 
I can ID the next to last photo – that is W Peachtree at 5th – the balcony at close left is the Biltmore – after chucrh at St Mark’s my family would drive down Fifth St. where it dead-ends into W P’tree – and it always looked like we were heading straight into the Cadillac dealership – a standing joke – Yay we’re gonna buy a Caddy! Note the old houses looking South – by the ’50s one was the Sans Souci – an actual “night club” – the Caddy place is now the Ga Tech management School complex.
There is another picture taken that day, showing the front of the Biltmore. It looks pretty busy…I guess they didn’t Built more than they could use that day.
So you went to St. Marks. My family went to First Baptist. Mom grew up down there, and started to go to First Baptist as a teenager. When she met dad, he was told that going to church was part of the deal. They tried with me.
My Jr High St Mark friends and I skipped church one Sunday to watch the First Baptist deacons form a line across the steps and deny entry to a few black people, all dressed up of course – this was high drama – our own preacher Dow Kirkpatrick had given a pro-integration sermon earlier and sev people had stood up in church to yell at him – best church service ever for 10 year old me!