We asked some of the absolute coolest folks in Atlanta — people like Tyler Chronicles, Jovita Moore and others — a few questions about this foul year of our lord, 2020. Today we’re starting with a big one: What moment from the past 12 months stood out the most?
“The racial social movement in the middle of a respiratory pandemic.”
— Mr. Hanky
“Anchoring the night of the protests downtown.”
— Jovita Moore of Channel 2 Action News
“An impromptu lunch with T.I., Dave Chappell and Chris Tucker.”
— D.L. Warfield
“The Falcons have an Asian-American kicker and he’s leading the league in points scored.”
— Larry Luk
“Club Quarantine with D-Nice.”
— Big Zak Wallace of Local Green Atlanta
“Sad to say this, but the fly on Pence’s head.”
— Taylor Too Wavey
“The first day of COVID, March 13.”
— Larry “Nuface” Compton
“The Don Julio 1942 drought that happened immediately after stimulus checks went out…”
— Rachel “Rachie” Jackson
“The way downtown Atlanta looked after the George Floyd riots. Marietta St was surreal. Then, juxtapose that with the way Euclid Ave/L5P felt the day after it was announced that Georgia had become a blue state. I was at Wish. People were riding down the street smiling, honking their horns, etc., like a mini parade!”
— Nick Love
“The block parties around Piedmont Park when Trump lost.”
— Shelby B.
“Put ya p#$$¥ lips on live for a thousand dollahs.”
— Tyler Chronicles of V-103’s The Morning Culture with Big Tigger
“No mems. ✌??? Bai @2020.”
— James Louise
