
The REVOLT Summit x AT&T returned to Atlanta, GA on Saturday, September 24th for its fourth iteration of specially curated panels, workshops and more aimed to empower young Black artists and leaders. Tons of guests from all over the world came to be a part of what’s forthcoming in the world of creative culture! Revolt never disappoints of representing black culture and providing a huge networking space for any walks of life the access needed to level up!
The two-day experience kicked off yesterday where hosts Pretty Vee and Fly Guy DC welcomed the local Atlanta community.

Pretty Vee and Fly Guy DC
The day continued with insightful conversations led by today’s cultural leaders, including an exclusive live viewing of the financial literacy series, Assets Over Liabilities, which featured a conversation with Master P, Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings.

The Summit continued with additional panels such as Beyond The Rim, a one-on-one conversation with Dennis Rodman that discussed mental health, The Future of Cannabis, where moderator Mouse Jones spoke with Bobby Shurmda, Al Harrington, Berner and The Cannabis Cutie on the booming marijuana industry that has historically boxed out Black Americans. Detavio Samuels, CEO of REVOLT, also led the Future of REVOLT Keynote which discussed the future of the Black-owned multimedia company.


Attendees also tuned into Cancel Culture, an insightful conversation with Amber Rose, Nene Leakes and Ray J moderated by Jason Lee, before the night ended with electrifying performances by Rich Homie Quan, DreamDoll, Big Boss Vette, and Rob49.



On Sunday, September 25th, the day kicked-off with an impactful panel exploring the future of community hosting a keynote conversation with Social Justice Leader and Movement Strategist Tameka D. Mallory, discussing the future of our fight for freedom, justice, equity and civil rights.
The day was full of can’t miss moments, including an insightful conversation with REVOLT, CEO Detavio Samuels and an exciting panel with The Crew League season 4 host Trinidad James.
Additional evens throughout the day include REVOLT’s Signature event, BE HEARD, a music-focused talent competition aimed at giving everyone a shot at BEING HEARD, returned bigger than ever before. The crowd jumped out of their seats as the six young contestants stepped on stage and showcased their musical talents. Judges DJ Drama, Tek, Rapsody, and more, named upcoming singer and songwriter Bae Gii as the newly crowned winner who was awarded with the grand prize of $10,000.
The day also included amazing live performances by Lakeyah, Baby Tate, and Nardo Wick.










