Jermaine Dupri confessed to spending a whopping eight-figure sum on dancers at Atlanta’s Magic City club over two decades.
Jermaine Dupri didn’t flinch when he told Fat Joe and Jadakiss on their “Joe and Jada” podcast that he shelled out $10,000 every Monday for two decades straight at Atlanta’s legendary Magic City strip club — a jaw-dropping habit that adds up to roughly $10.5 million.
“I spent $10,000 every Monday for 20 years straight,” Dupri said without hesitation while promoting his upcoming STARZ docuseries Magic City: An American Fantasy.
The five-part series, premiering Friday, August 15, delves into how Magic City became a cultural force in Hip-Hop, sports, and politics. Dupri, who serves as an executive producer, uses the show to explore the club’s influence on music and Black culture — and clearly, he’s got the receipts to back up his loyalty.
Dupri isn’t just behind the camera. He’s also dropping a full-length album inspired by the docuseries, with the lead single “Turn Around” — featuring T.I., 2 Chainz and Young Dro — released on Friday, June 13.
While Dupri was reminiscing about his Magic City Mondays, Fat Joe chimed in with his own strip club saga.
After his 2006 hit “Make It Rain” with Lil Wayne blew up, Joe said he had to take a break from the club scene altogether.
“I didn’t go to a strip club for about 3 years till it got played out,” he said. “They was killing me.”
He added that every time he walked into a club, they’d shout out “Mr. Rain” and expect him to start tossing stacks.
“It’s not good for me to go in the strip club because they putting major peer pressure on me,” he said.
Jermaine Dupri reveals he spent $10,000 every Monday for 20 years straight at ‘Magic City’ strip club in Atlanta.
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Magic City: An American Fantasy airs Fridays at 10 P.M. ET on STARZ starting August 15.
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