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Atlanta, Georgia · English & Español

Atlanta's buried history, dug up in two languages.

81,000+ followers. Nearly 5 million views in the last 60 days. Every one of them earned, none of them bought.

The secret skatepark under Phipps PlazaCelebramos a Daniela AvanziniThe round tower at Spaghetti Junction

The same city, twice

English with Michelle. Spanish with Tony. Written separately, never translated, because an Atlanta story lands differently in each language.

Best videos of the last 30 days

The secret skatepark under Phipps Plaza

The secret skatepark under Phipps Plaza

Niketown closed in 2009. Pro skater Stevie Williams turned its stockroom into Da Playground: 15,200 square feet of ramps, invite only.

Celebramos a Daniela Avanzini

Celebramos a Daniela Avanzini

Un día para las mujeres que han dejado huella en Atlanta.

The round tower at Spaghetti Junction

The round tower at Spaghetti Junction

Presidential Hotel in '73, Club Europe in the '90s, empty for a decade — now a $53 million makeover.

Chamblee, el rinconcito donde muchos llegamos primero

Chamblee, el rinconcito donde muchos llegamos primero

Un histórico pueblito ferrocarrilero.

The Coca-Cola heir who turned Westview Cemetery into a theme park

The Coca-Cola heir who turned Westview Cemetery into a theme park

Flattened headstones, a goldfish lake, a trophy room with 70+ animals, and Westview Abbey: 35 kinds of marble, still not finished.

El hotel «a prueba de fuego»: el Winecoff, 1946

El hotel «a prueba de fuego»: el Winecoff, 1946

El peor incendio de hotel en la historia de Estados Unidos — y el edificio sigue en Peachtree.

American Pie, Sandy Springs' Sunday industry night

American Pie, Sandy Springs' Sunday industry night

From 1986 to 2007, the Roswell Road bar was where bartenders and line cooks spent their night off.

No nos gusta el chisme, pero nos invitaron

No nos gusta el chisme, pero nos invitaron

Y para allá fuimos.

Who's watching

As of fall 2026

Two languages. One city. 81,000+ followers who stop scrolling for Atlanta.

~72×

views for every follower, every month — the content travels far past the follow list

~5.3M

combined views, 30 days

0%

paid distribution

Followers on Nov 13, change since Oct 6 — Forgotten Georgia

  • Instagram+2,54622,460
  • Facebook+1,51315,272
  • TikTok+1,71016,737
  • YouTube+44421

Followers on Nov 13, change since Oct 6 — El Profe Tony

  • TikTok+87919,757
  • Instagram+3995,332
  • Facebook+41,036
  • YouTube+4121

Across both brands: 81,136 followers on November 13, 2026 (Metricool).

In the 30 days to October 6, views were up 112% against the 30 days before. Facebook is the single largest source, despite having fewer followers than Instagram or TikTok.

How old they are — Forgotten Georgia, Instagram followers

  • 13-170.1%
  • 18-241.8%
  • 25-3415.9%
  • 35-4431.4%
  • 45-5429.4%
  • 55-6415.9%
  • 65+5.5%

61% 35–54 · 77% 35–64 · 98.9% US

Where they are — Forgotten Georgia

FacebookInstagram
Atlanta proper11.1%20.1%
Metro Atlantaat least 48%at least 62%
Georgiaat least 50.5%at least 62.8%

Atlanta · Sandy Springs · Roswell · Marietta

Metro and state figures are minimums. The platforms stop listing cities after 45.

Engagement rate — Forgotten Georgia, interactions ÷ reach

14.8%

Facebook posts

24,357 avg reach per post

8.5%

Instagram reels

18,562 avg reach per post

6.7%

Instagram, all posts

9,139 avg reach per post

Platform detail, views and engagement below: 30 days ending October 6, 2026.

Forgotten Georgia

Instagram
19,914 · 1.6M views
Facebook
13,759 · 2.5M views
TikTok
15,027 · ~636K views
YouTube
377 subscribers · 34K views

49,077 followers · ~4.8M views

El Profe Tony

TikTok
18,878 · ~258K views
Instagram
4,933 · 197K views
Facebook
1,032 · ~2K views
YouTube
117 subscribers

24,960 followers · ~457K views

Atlanta After Dark

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Monarca · Docuseries in the works

Three chapters Atlanta would rather forget.

Monarca, the nonprofit Tony and Michelle run, is raising money for a three-part docuseries. Each episode takes on one story the city spent a century looking away from, and together they show how one led to the next.

  1. Episode 1 · 1906

    The Atlanta Race Massacre

    September 1906. Stirred up by false newspaper reports, white mobs attacked Black Atlantans across downtown for days. What happened, and what the city built on top of it.

  2. Episode 2 · 1911

    The Atlanta Ripper

    Black women murdered one after another across the city, and a city that insisted there was no single killer. The case was never solved.

  3. Episode 3 · 1913

    Leo Frank

    The murder of 13-year-old Mary Phagan, the trial of Leo Frank, and the 1915 lynching in Marietta. The case that still divides Georgia.

Support the docuseries

Monarca is a DBA of Seis Segundos, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Two ways to work with us.

Put your brand inside Forgotten Georgia and El Profe Tony, in front of an audience that already trusts us. Or let us build the same thing on your channels: short-form video, bilingual from the first draft, fact-checked before it films.

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