In Memphis, there is a resurgence of the FreakNik event which has sparked a debate regarding public safety and permit issues. City officials have taken action by denying event organizers a permit for the spring bash at Riverside Park. Originally planned for Downtown Riverside Park, the permit was swiftly rejected, prompting organizers to move the event to private property where permits are not necessary. Despite this change, organizers have hired private security teams and informed local law enforcement about the new venue to ensure safety. FreakNik originated in Atlanta in 1983 and grew into a nationwide event before facing safety concerns and eventually ending in 1999. Despite its controversial history, FreakNik's impact on music and Hip-Hop culture has been enduring. A new documentary titled "FreakNik: The Wildest Party Never Told" has chronicled its legacy. Local authorities are monitoring the situation closely, with the Memphis Police Department promising to maintain vigilance at public parks during the event weekend.