Freaknik, the legendary spring break festival based in Atlanta, is the subject of an upcoming documentary from ATL mainstay, Jermaine Dupri. Dupri posted on Instagram Wednesday (November 30), sharing that the doc was filming in Atlanta.

“This the first day of us shooting for the Freaknik documentary,” he says. “So everybody that missed freaknik, we gon’ show y’all what y’all missed.”

Freaknik originated in 1983 by the students of the famed AUC, (Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse College, Morris Brown College, and Spelman College). In the early 1990s, students from around the country began coming to the event.

The annual event became a fixture in 1990s Atlanta culture; and eventually for Black youth nationwide, flocking to the ATL for a weekend in the spring became something of a right of passage. City officials called for the closure of Freaknik in the late 1990s, citing lewd behavior and violence. The original festival ended its run in 1999. There have been numerous revivals, homages and pop culture references to Freaknik in the decades since.