All articles tagged with #clubbing
Taylor Swift celebrated her upcoming 34th birthday with friends Selena Gomez, Miles Teller, and his wife Keleigh Sperry by going clubbing in New York City. The group was spotted arriving at a private club and later seen leaving hand in hand. Taylor's boyfriend, Travis Kelce, was not present, but the couple is known for being inseparable.
Gen Z club-goers are mocking millennials for their dance moves, specifically for raising their hands in the air while dancing. A viral TikTok video shows a millennial named Gus being called out by a Gen Zer for his "mature" dance moves. Many millennials argue that raising their hands was a popular dance move they were taught, but Gen Zers claim it's a dead giveaway of being a millennial. The debate over dance floor etiquette between the generations continues.
A 32-year-old millennial clubgoer, Gus Rosas, was told by a Gen Zer that his dance moves were giving away his age when he kept putting his arms up while dancing. Rosas shared the incident on TikTok, sparking a debate about generational dancing differences. Many millennial viewers defended Rosas, citing songs that encouraged putting hands up, and criticized Gen Z for being too intentional and serious with their dance moves. The incident highlighted the ongoing discussion on TikTok about how different generations approach dancing.
A TikTok user named Krystal has warned people about the dangers of sharing hookah pipes after she and her friends contracted herpes from one. Krystal's friends all experienced outbreaks on their faces after sharing a hookah pipe at a club in Atlanta. The group had taken over the hookah from another girl they had made friends with. Krystal believes that the herpes was contracted through the sharing of the hookah pipe, as saliva and blood can mix in the pipe, leading to the spread of the virus.
A writer flew to Vietnam to experience the legendary party scene in Saigon but was left disappointed after finding an empty nightclub and people getting high on balloons. Despite its reputation for wild parties, the author found the dance floor to be sad and underwhelming. The article explores the party scene in Saigon and the author's experience at a mid-range club called Lush.
A writer for Insider visited Lush, a mid-range club in Saigon, Vietnam, hoping to experience the city's legendary party scene. However, the club was mostly empty, with only a small crowd of people inhaling laughing gas from free balloons. The author and her friends found the atmosphere sober and disappointing, and even encountered sex workers waiting for customers outside the club. Despite the letdown, the author plans to return on Ladies Night, when the club draws a larger crowd.