Memphis on the internet.
Crosstown Brewing
Crosstown Brewing Company closed its doors after nearly nine years. Fans shared memories and tributes on social media as the news spread. Employee Justin T. Johnson expressed how much he’d miss working there and encouraged everyone to come by last Saturday because “We close forever at 10.”
“Ma’am!”
Rachael O’Neil, a content creator and former newscaster known for ordering fast food with her news voice, brought her talents to a Memphis drive-thru. O’Neil began her order with “22 pickles add a tickle” and continued with a nonsensical list of items. The social media star was cut off by an employee telling her to “get away from here” or “things gon’ get ugly.”
NLE CHOPPA
A video shoot featuring rapper NLE Choppa and a group of Memphis residents was presumably shut down by police. A video posted on Facebook shows people on the roof of a house and more in the yard and driveway dancing and chanting for the cameras before police appear on the scene blaring sirens.
