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Atlanta,GA 

Capitol of Georgia. Probably the best city you can visit/live in if you know what fun is.

Sports: Falcons, Braves, Hawks, Dream, Xplosion, Gladiators
Rappers: Kriss Kross, TLC, OutKast, Kilo Ali, Goodie Mob, Ludacris, Lil Jon, T.I./T.I.P., Young Jeezy, Gucci Mane, D4L, Ying Yang Twins, Shawty Lo, OJ Da Juiceman

Venues: Tabernacle, the Variety Playhouse, The Masquerade, The Star Community Bar and the EARL.

The city contains a flourishing theater community. Major Theater groups include the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theater (part of the Woodruff Arts Center), the internationally-known Center for Puppetry Arts, Theatrical Outfit, Seven Stages Theater, The Horizon Theater Company, improv group Dad's Garage, Actor's Express, and the Shakespeare Tavern.

Atlanta is also a major hub for the marching arts. The city is home of Spirit Drum and Bugle Corps, who competes in Drum Corps International, and both Alliance Drum and Bugle Corps and the CorpsVets Drum and Bugle Corps, both of which participate in the Drum Corps Associates circuit.

Atlanta is the home of recording studios/companies So So Def Recordings, Grand Hustle Records, BME Recordings, Block Entertainment, Konvict Muzik, and 1017 Brick Squad.
Person1: Let's go to Atlanta,GA
Person2: Are you sure?
Person1: Yea!
Person2: Let's roll.
*Person1 and Person2 raise hell in the ATL, where parties don't stop till 8 in the morning.*
Atlanta,GA by Atlantaman1 August 1, 2011
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Atlanta GA 

The best Southern city city in America; heart of the Southeast.
The best vacation I ever tokk was to the heart of America, Atlanta GA.
Atlanta GA by bigbravepenisser January 23, 2012
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