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@letsfckingdance 🐝
In a city known for its deep musical roots, TreHitz is creating a nightlife experience that feels both nostalgic and revolutionary. Let’s F*cking Dance is more than just a party. It is a movement centered around music, freedom, and the simple act of dancing without distractions.
At a time when many nightlife experiences revolve around bottle service, VIP sections, and standing around holding up the wall, TreHitz has stripped things down to the essentials: a DJ, a dance floor, a stage, and a water jug.
That’s it.
With just one simple instruction:
Let’s f*cking dance.
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/Photo Credits/
@currystreetstudios &
@jaelincollier
/Creative Director/
@bms3an
/Make Up Artist/
@dreambeautybar_stl
/The Perfect Name/
The name Let’s F*cking Dance came to Tre almost instantly.
She initially considered creating something trendy and polished, but quickly realized the best name was the most honest one.
“If you know me, you know I cuss like a sailor,” she says.
She asked herself one simple question: What do I want people to do while I DJ?
The answer was obvious.
“Let’s f*cking dance.”
The boldness of the name captures Tre’s personality and the unapologetic energy of the event itself; straightforward, attention-grabbing, and impossible to ignore.
/No Sections. No Bottles. No Hookah./
Tre describes Let’s F*cking Dance with a simple but strict philosophy.
“We are anti section, anti bottle, anti hookah, anti table, anti chairs.”
In the main room, there are no distractions and no status symbols.
Only movement.
“If you want to sit down, you have to go into the other room,” she says. “The room where the DJs are has a dance floor, a stage, and a water jug.”
By removing the usual nightlife extras, Let’s F*cking Dance puts the focus exactly where Tre believes it belongs: on the dance floor.
/Built by a Dancer, for Dancers/
Before she was known as Tre Hitz, she was simply a dancer.
Tre danced from the age of six through high school, and that background remains central to her creative vision.
“This idea was absolutely built with dancers in mind,” she says. “The DJ to dancer pipeline is 10 out of 10. We know what people want to hear,
