This Dude Threw Legendary Party for 2,000 People, Gives Equally Legendary Interview
We're not even two decades into the millennium, but we may have our first real contender for party of the century.
Meet James Taylor, a 20-year-old from Michigan who threw a sick bash attended by some 2,000 people that got way, way, way out of hand. The best part? Taylor makes no apologies and even blames some parents who may criticize him for letting underage kids take part in the festivities.
The bash was a combination birthday-going away party that featured a pair of DJs, fire-throwers, strippers and drugs
Give Taylor credit, though. He totally owns the fact the party was a raging success and he's not even afraid to hint he'd do it again.



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