[lostalex]

Originally Posted by jackc1806

if they didn't get a ticket online the club doesn't have to let them in, obviously the alleged racism is pretty disgusting though.

I once went to a birthday party for my best friend who is a black female. The party was at a strip club with black male strippers for black female audience. I was treated like ****. I was literally told, i could come in but i had to stay at the bar and if i looked at the strippers i would get my ass kicked.

so i understand racism at clubs... i would rather have been turned away at the door than the way they treated me.

[Jamie89]

Originally Posted by lostalex

I understand what you are saying...

the same is true of bars that have regulars and prefer older demographic. If a bunch of young people dressed sexy showed up in their bar, they would be looked at strangely and treated like crap too.

Bars and clubs tend to have a "culture" in them. and if someone upsets that or tries to change it then they react. Just like gentrification....

I got turned away from a bar myself once because the bouncer said I looked like a chav because of the shirt I was wearing

The worrying thing is it was in Newcastle

I did not wear that shirt again

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by jackc1806

if they didn't get a ticket online the club doesn't have to let them in, obviously the alleged racism is pretty disgusting though.

Lol did you not watch the video she was ask specifically to come and to bring friends.