Freaknik- The — Musical

Freaknik: The Musical is a 2010 animated Adult Swim special that pays tribute to the legendary Atlanta spring break festival while delivering a satirical "hip hop odyssey". Starring T-Pain as the Ghost of Freaknik Past, the film is known for its star-studded voice cast and original music. Core Storyline

Lil Wayne famously voiced "Trap Jesus" but only delivered his lines after weeks of delays; he eventually emailed a perfect, unedited audio file recorded at 5 AM from an unknown location. Plot & Surreal Elements The Ghost of Freaknik: Freaknik- The Musical

Freaknik: The Musical is a 2010 animated television special from Adult Swim that serves as a surreal, satire-heavy tribute to the legendary Atlanta spring break festival [4, 6]. Created by Carl Jones (producer of The Boondocks Freaknik: The Musical is a 2010 animated Adult

Act I — Roots & Rise:

• T-Pain as Shaud Jones: The straight man, who also narrates the special via Auto-Tuned inner monologues.
• Lil' Jon as Himself: The de facto villain/deity of the festival, shouting "YEAH!" and "WHAT?!" as a literal plot device. He even sings a power ballad.
• Snoop Dogg as The Mayor: A corrupt, perpetually stoned politician who tries to stop the festival by locking himself in a porta-potty.
• CeeLo Green as The Delinquent: A smooth-talking, violent drug dealer who sings a gospel-infused ode to getting "faded."
• Rick Ross as The Colonel: The boss of the chicken joint, who speaks in slow, menacing basso profundo about poultry.
• André 3000 (OutKast) as The Sun: Literally, the sun. He appears in the third act as a psychedelic, hippie diety telling everyone to chill out.
• Big Boi (OutKast) as The Police Chief: A frustrated authority figure trying to bring order.
• George Lowe (the voice of Space Ghost) as The Narrator.

, as they journey to Atlanta to compete in the "Battle of the Trillest" [16, 19]. Their mission is to find the Ghost of Freaknik T-Pain as Shaud Jones : The straight man,

The Protagonists: Virgil (Young Cash), Big Uzi (Rick Ross), and Lite Skinn'd (CeeLo Green).

"We Can Do It All"