I never realize how homesick I am until I take that long cab ride from JFK Airport to Manhattan. You know you've been away too long when the scenery in Queens starts to look good (no offense to my peoples in east NY).
After a much needed nap at ma dukes, I decided to go hard my first night back and make some serious club rounds. I hit up my boy James Hwang and stopped by his party at HIRO in the Maritime Hotel.
Got a chance to meet DJ NVM who was on the wheels at HIRO.
James Hwang & DJ NVM looking like the new cast of Degrassi High.
HIRO had a pretty cool performance from these acrobat dancers who swung from the ceilings in blanket hammocks. Nothing better than drinking hard liquor & seeing half naked girls flying 20 feet up in the air.James Hwang & DJ NVM looking like the new cast of Degrassi High.
My next stop was at APT to check my boys DJ Eleven & DJ Moma. Definitely a different look & sound to this spot...like a big house party with a bunch of sweaty drunk strangers.
DJ Moma aka Prince Akeem (from Coming to America) played an incredible set of 90's hip-hop/r&b that had me reminiscing about highschool.
I kept it moving & skated a block over to TENJUNE & checked out my boy DJ Sean Perry. It was pretty insane inside. Almost like a club in Vegas except better dressed & no slot machines.
With the crowd like putty in his hands, Sean shows us whose responsible for the absolute mayhem on the dancefloor. I actually gave all the credit to the Mishka flannel he bought from KNYEW last season.
With the night still young, I cabbed over to AVENUE.
After a quick drink, I went just around the corner to check 1OAK. Met up with my boy Bedis who was hanging in the DJ booth with a bunch of models & bottles...(yawn)
Heard alot of good things about this dude DJ Phresh & I finally got the chance to hear him rip 1OAK 'til the early morn. You can't really tell but he's was rocking a Crooks & Castles tee. I promised to lace him with some exclusive gear from KNYEW...shameless but absolutely necessary!
I was lucky enough to catch up with my man Juske & hear a quick set from him before DJ Phresh got on the wheels. Nothing is more soothing to the NY soul than a Jay-Z set from my man Juske. It was the sure sign that Crooked was back in the Empire State...minus Alicia Keys.
After a quick late night omelete with DJ Sean Peezy & the African Prince, DJ Moma, I dropped them off at their respectable homes & headed back uptown.
Flying down the Westside Highway, I realized that you're either sitting sober in the backseat digging in between the cushions for the seat belts or lying drunk, face down in the back, totally oblivious to the possible injuries you can incur from the cab driver's reckless speeding.
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