T.I.'s Atlanta strip club is hiring

V-Live Atlanta, rapper/actor T.I.'s establishment on Marietta Boulevard in Atlanta, celebrated its first anniversary over the weekend with well-attended festivities.

A hiring event prior to its grand opening last year attracted 1,600 applicants for a reported 100 slots. Ladies who didn't make it the first time now have another shot.

Explore Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton makes it rain at V-Live

Drake and 2 Chainz spotted at T.I.'s Atlanta strip club .

They were sweeping up bags of cash at T.I.’s new club

V-Live is hiring, according to a post on the club's official Instagram page:

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