This Meltdown Is Set To Bring Splash Back To Life

Long before smart phones became a staple among Kenyans, people actually used to party, for real.

They used to dance, laugh and mingle with strangers. Not anymore. I am not saying people don’t have fun. People actually have fun but they also spend as much time on their QWERTY keyboards. On Twirra and Facebook. And instead of actually having fun, they just take pretty photos of them pretty selves and post them online and say how they are having fun while they are actually alone and feeling lonely and miserable.

But people remember. They remember the early 2000’s. They think of the fun, of Sepetuka, of Unplugged and other themed parties. They remember of MTV bashes. Of raving until you actually realize the sun has risen and other “normal” people are already up and onto their chores.When you are actually still drunk in the morning and are hangovered at three in the afternoon. When partying was partying and not a chance to show off unless you are drinking your friends under the table or making rings around them on the dance floor.

Well, if you remember that. It is back. It is here. Simple, neat and classy but sophisticated too. You will tweet alright, you will Facebook too. But whatever you will tweet and update will be the truth, and the truth will be awesome. Reintroducing the unstructured and still orderly embodiment of the partying spirit is The Meltdown that will be going down on the 29th of this month at Splash. It will be a party, not an event. A party of DJ’S and their turntables, of rocking, of dancing and of memories.Of remembering what Homeboyz and the like used to do but now presented in better light, better way.

When PR guys say that an event will be fun galore, I normally take that as a sign that whatever the event will be, they don’t even know. But in this case, when I say fun galore, I am simply saying that there will be plenty stuff that I cannot capture all in words. Therefore, let me use this term for its intended purpose, it will be fun galore. A night of variety, of adventure, of abandon and laughter.

So you can carry your phone, but make sure you are smarter than that smart phone. You can come with friends, scratch that, come with your friends but make sure you are the friendliest of the lot. You can also rock your best shoe but make sure it is your best dancing shoe. But after all these, remember you are coming to party. Till the 29th. Advance tickets are available at 30% off here: http://ghafladeals.com/themeltdown