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T-Pain said making the move to animation was easy because he had already been collaborating with the network, including appearing in a live-action version of the hit show “Aqua Teen Hunger Force.” Using Freaknik as the backdrop for the special was one of the ideas brought to him by producers, and it happened to be the most risqué.
“Back in the ’90s, Freaknik was Atlanta’s version of the ultimate block party. It was Mardi Gras meets spring break, at your crazy cousin’s bachelor party, and anything could happen,” T-Pain said. “It was just the biggest party of all time. The black version of what people see on MTV.”
The Grammy Award-winning rapper and producer voices the ghost of Freaknik’s past, and the little guy  even sports a diamond-encrusted chain, pimp cup and oversized shades much like the rapper. The character’s hauntings are strictly of the party variety. T-Pain said anywhere the ghost goes, the revelry starts, and “strippers start coming and flying out the air.”

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