Nearly 2 Dozen ‘All-Star Weekend’ Parties are Being Promoted in Atlanta

The NBA All-Star weekend is going ahead as planned, and the word the Commissioner is trying to get out is not to head to Atlanta to party.  That’s not necessarily happening, as the amount of parties for the All-Star festivities is growing by the day.  The Commissioner recently spoke to Rachel Nichols and said there will be absolutely no social gatherings.

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Adam Silver "We don't want people to gather for events around this All-Star, there will be absolutely no social functions in Atlanta…no parties" pic.twitter.com/ohWAfD4LSo

— gifdsports (@gifdsports) February 18, 2021

And here’s just a sample of some of the parties going down:

Adam Silver "There will be no parties"

Atlanta: Nearly 2 dozen "All-Star weekend" parties featuring Tory Lanez, Future, Boosie, etc are being promoted in Atlanta before NBA All-star game https://t.co/DiE3m5dFzp https://t.co/3VnNKP4unO pic.twitter.com/GvddnOWmGk

— gifdsports (@gifdsports) February 18, 2021

Clearly the All-Star game is happening because the NBA doesn’t want to breech any contracts with Turner.  It’s all about the money for the game being televised.

Clearly this is more important than any one player’s health and safety.

Hopefully the parties won’t turn into a super spreader event. . .

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