Jermaine Dupri will go down in historical past in one of many greatest spends within the historical past of Atlanta strip membership Magic City.

Appearing on the most recent episode of Joe and Jada, the So So Def founder was selling his five-part Starz docuseries, Magic City: An American Fantasy. Dupri additionally revealed how a lot money he was spending every week. He even named his favourite Magic City dancer, Whyte Chocolate. 

“I used to throw the money up to the ceiling and let it shower the girls,” Dupri stated on the time. “So, what other people are doing now, I used to do it specifically just to hit the ceiling because then the money would just splatter everywhere.”

“I threw up a thousand dollars; the ceiling would make it fly all over the room. The money would stick to the ceiling, and the girls would stand with their feet on the couch and get their money back. I started that,” Dupri added.

Last month on the American Black Film Festival, which was held in Atlanta, Dupri released the trailer of the extremely anticipated docuseries.

According to the synopsis of the docuseries, Magic City: An American Fantasy is a five-part docuseries “that delves into the storied history of Magic City, a legendary strip club in Atlanta, and its immense influence on hip-hop culture, sports, and Black culture over nearly 40 years.”

2 Chainz, Nelly, Shaquille O’Neal, Quavo, Killer Mike, and Big Boi share their firsthand accounts of Magic City within the collection.

“Magic City: An American Fantasy is a riveting behind-the-curtain look at one of the most unique places in Black culture,” stated Kathryn Busby, president of unique programming at Starz stated in a press release. “The docuseries’ unprecedented insider access and history unveiled from those who built its empire is a perfect complement to Starz’s slate of adult, culture-driving shows.”