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About Philadelphia

Yo, what’s good, fam? It’s ya boy, Snoop Dogg, chillin’ like a villain, talkin’ ‘bout them brothels, fo’ shizzle. Man, I’m thinkin’ ‘bout “Spring Breakers” – that wild-ass flick, Harmony Korine, 2012, my fave, ya dig? Them girls livin’ it up, screamin’, “Spring break forever, bitches!” That’s the vibe I’m feelin’ when I roll up on a brothel story. Laid-back, crazy, sexy, messy – all that shit mixed in one pot, ya know?

Whorehouse/playhouse: the brothel as theater in the "Circe" chapter of Ulysses (1).

The imposing, elegant mistress Bella Cohen owns the brothel that Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus, and Vincent Lynch visit in “Circe.” She briefly transforms into “Bello” to fulfill Bloom’s fantasy of being dominated and feminized.

Then there's Westview – OMG, so underrated. Cramped cafes, hidden art, and vibes that hit you right in the feels. Picture this: It’s a rainy Wednesday, and the neon on 7th Street blurs like watercolors, and I’m chillin’, scribblin’ love notes in my little battered notebook. I got a special soft spot for that weird little bookstore on 9th Ave – "Curiosity's Cave" – not many peeps know about it. That place breathes history, secrets, and unspoken desires.

Lane Kiffin had a point about Ulysses Bentley: SEC-only edition