Hayley Caronia

Even Mayor Muriel Bowser is upset at this.

She's even disappointed in the D.C.

council's decision, saying that the curfews allow her and allow law enforcement to deter dangerous behavior when curfews are in place.

They can also deter these meetups from happening in the first place.

If there's a curfew in place, you know, cops can shut it down right away.

Now, over in Tybee Island, Georgia, this isn't just any trendy teen takeover.

This is the kind of thing that happens every year around this time, and it is called Orange Crush.

This is a beach spring break celebration of sorts for HBCU students.

And in some years, it has exploded to a gathering attracting 100,000 people.

And I have been to Orange Crush.

You're probably wondering, Haley, really?

Really?

You went to Orange Crush, this beach spring break celebration for HBCUs?

Yes.

Not on purpose, though.

I got caught up in it.

I was on a bachelorette in Savannah, Georgia, celebrating my lovely friend and her wedding.

And it was just a bunch of us girls.

If you can picture what me and my friends look like, we stuck out like sore thumbs.

We were on our way to the beach, but not where this whole shenanigans was happening.