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W.i.P. nightclub re-opens after Drake-Chris Brown incident

by theGrio | July 10, 2012 at 9:22 AM
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After the altercation between Drake and Chris Brown left club-goers injured and W.i.P. littered with broken glass, the NYC club’s liquor license was suspended, and rumors arouse that the club could be closed for good.  We now know, that is not the case.  W.i.P.’s liquor license was reinstated, and they will be reopening tonight. Complex Mag has the story:

Everyone thought it was a wrap for W.i.P. after the SoHo club lost its liquor license, but it appears as though there is life after death. The basement lounge of Greenhouse, where W.i.P lives, had been closed since Drake and Chris Brown’s infamous face-off, but will reopen today with increased security.

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