Next DLC Speculation Thread (Part 6)

[spence2345]

Favorite piece of dialogue in the whole trailer "Tony" "yeah" "I don't think you can say Gay Tony  anymore it's not PC the internet'll go crazy"

[crsN]

Finally, garage space, this is all I wanted for years. Thanks R*

[Piro]

LAZLOW IS BACK f*ck YEAH

[KingBen]

 

 

More garage space confirmed!

Edited July 19, 2018 by KingBen

[Incognito12]

It's out boiis they finally posted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

START THE HYPE TRAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited July 19, 2018 by incognito32

[BronxBombers79]

OH SNAP “AFTER HOURS” DLC TRAILER SHOWS MORE GARAGE SPACE FOR PERSONALS!!!!

[Devdevi45]

Jester classic really had a upgrade 

[Gridl0k]

Guys

GUYS

 

 

#ramptruck

[Sebbromlg]

Lol the name never wouldve guessed it. Btw looks like lazlow will play a role.

[spence2345]

1 minute ago, Tazzytizer said:

Gay Tony looks... Different is that just me??

Just looks like he dyed his hair to me, maybe a little bit of plastic surgery in the mix as well.

[fdn090]

Holy f*ck

https://i.imgur.com/UKZOyg0.jpg

[Zak Ras]

A chance to ruin Lazlow again?

 

Best DLC ever!!!

[VVIP]

Holy sh*t this sh*t is lit AF 

[Gridl0k]

Bonus screencap

 

 

Note - "B2". Another 60 slots?

Edited July 19, 2018 by Gridl0k

[eyman]

Let the Hype begin baby

[Maeve]

Ocelot Swinger I presume.

 

[WildBrick142]

swinger?

 

jester classic... with a livery?

[Ceeohthree]

17 minutes ago, AgentChaos84 said:

to me House is more for easy listening, not exactly for the total club experience. I have been to quite a few events and I didnt see much dancing when house track is playing in the club. 

You’ve never really experienced House, especially when it was at its peak in the 80’s and 90’s, when it was a predominantly Black/Latino or heavily mixed crowd. Those years were the prime years for House music and dance culture. Being from NYC, where House dance culture is deeply rooted, every event was a never ending party where you would see some of the best dancers from all five boroughs come out and hit up the hottest spots. And when I say never-ending, I literally mean it. Unlike Hip-Hop clubs that shut down around 4-5am, House clubs would stay open until noon. Raves just went on... You left when you left or the police were tipped off and they closed shop. 

 

From Lofter’s, Jacker’s, Voguer’s, and Chicago’s signature style, Footwork, everybody danced. If you didn’t know how to dance, 100% of the time you would let the music control you and make you dance. That’s how all of us club-heads, especially House-heads, did it. You don’t take classes to learn how to dance it, you let it move you. Usually the club goers back then that practiced, practiced to battle other dancers in what we called ciphers. There would be like 5 or 6 ciphers going on at once with male and female dancers killing it on the dance floor. Witnessing all of this and seeing my friends dance was how I got into dancing. You couldn’t escape it. 

 

The House, Techno, and Rave scenes were through the roof. During those years everyone wanted to be a dancer and because of that, a lot of people followed suit. Hip-House emerged when Hip-Hop dancers started hitting up House Clubs and tracks like Jack Your Body, and Stomp gained popularity. Jacking is the style of dance the Hip-Hop heads created when dancing to House, which is also the most popular style of traditional house dances and the youngest, second would be vogue. Lofting, however, is the original style which was danced at the iconic LOFT nightclub, which was a predominantly gay Black and Latino nightclub. Lofting is demanding on the body and for that reason, you don’t commonly see people do it anymore. Everyone wants to dance, but doesn’t want to be a gymnast. For me, Lofting and Footwork are my favorite styles. Jacking is too common and mainstream for me. Voguing is fun to watch. 

 

90’s NYC club scene was the Peter “King of New York Clubs” Gatien era. He owned nearly all the major clubs like Tunnel, The Limelight, Palladium, Club USA etc. House music was never for easy listening until Larry Heard created the style known as “Deep”, which is what deep House originally is. Now the term is generic and applied to everything people think is deep house music, when 90% of the time it’s not. I grew up in the dance culture of Hip-Hop and House music, so my experience is the complete antithesis of yours.

 

Good parties are still out there, you’re just in the wrong environment with the wrong DJ’s. Attend a Masters At Work event or Theo Parrish or Pepe Braddock or even a Danny Tenaglia party and your experience will change greatly. 

[IceDree]

Y'all seen the Jesters?

[crsN]

I like the name of the update, "After Hours". Sounds great.

[Max 1985]

And there is the Jester classic with Liveres.  

 

[ddarko12]

1 minute ago, Gridl0k said:

Bonus screencap

 

 

Note - "B2". Another 60 slots?

That green car is the Swinger. OML gorgeous

[Devdevi45]

1 minute ago, Gridl0k said:

Bonus screencap

 

That has to be the swinger

[Kiwikieron]

1 minute ago, Gridl0k said:

Bonus screencap

 

I think its going to work like the office garages as theres a level on the wall

[Horrid_Saiyam]

OHHH BABY  

[Verbal Soze]

Just as i thought all the vehicles are on the display picture all the time hidden in plain sight

[ALifeOfMisery]

1 minute ago, Gridl0k said:

Bonus screencap

 

 

Note - "B2". Another 60 slots?

I'm a bit emotional, I'll be honest.

[eyman]

Edited July 22, 2018 by eyman

[Classique]

YYEEEAAAAAAA MOTHERFUNKEEEEEEERRRSSSS!! JESTER CLASSIC CUSTOM WITH LIVERIES!!

[MARINA]

So we got a standard Comet Retro coming, the Swinger doesn't look like an E-Type -- what is it?, benny Jester Classics, what car is in the scene where the Black Madonna knocks out that cop? Some party bus, the Speedo (which looks like that van from MP3) and whatever that big delivery truck was