Celebs Attend 21 Savage's Annual Birthday Celebration

Celebrities descended on Underground Atlanta over the weekend for 21 Savage’s big birthday bash.

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Nothing brings the city of Atlanta out like a birthday party for one of its own, and there’s nothing the city loves more than a theme. Over the weekend, 21 Savage combined both as he returned to Underground Atlanta for his 7th annual birthday extravaganza.

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For this year’s gathering, Savage, who turns 32 on Tuesday, took it back to the 2008-2013 era with a throwback party filled with ATL legends.

When you mention the futuristic party era in early 2010, you can automatically expect to see a Rich Kidz performance and Skooly singing his heart out. With that in mind, Rich Kidz, Shop Boyz, Big Bank, Rocko, Kandi, and others performed hits from that time.

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Later, Nardo Wick touched the stage with more current music.

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Despite speculation that Drake, Future, and Metro Boomin would all be in the building following Young Thug’s call for peace, none of the rappers attended.

Who was in attendance however was Savage’s rumored girlfriend Latto…

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as well as Sexyy Red…

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Jerrika Karlae…

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Hunxho…

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K. Camp…

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Offset…

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Desi Banks and more.

See more photos from 21 Savage’s 2008-2013 Futuristic party on the flip.

The 2008-2013 era is such a special time in Atlanta and Savage’s party was the perfect place to put on a master class for those who might have missed it.

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Source: Prince Williams / Getty

Yung Ralph, Rocko, Kandi, Shop Boyz, Big Bank, Rich Kidz, Skooly, and more deserve their flowers for the influence they delivered.