@obumGoose's live neighborhood map for the gay community gave away the spot, and six users showed up at Tinashe's Blacklist party in NYC even though they weren't let in. The location was kept under wraps, but the app activity made it pretty obvious where they were hanging out.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @obum· Sep 5, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· Tinashe
The image is a screenshot of a social media app's map interface. It shows a map of the West Village neighborhood in New York City with various locations marked. Circular profile pictures of users are clustered around certain points of interest, indicating their presence. A prominent red star is drawn over "Greenwich Village" and "Joe Coffee Company." The overall style is clean and functional, typical of a location-sharing app. A large green "Check In" button is visible at the bottom right.
@obumGoose's live neighborhood map for the gay community gave away the spot, and six users showed up at Tinashe's Blacklist party in NYC even though they weren't let in. The location was kept under wraps, but the app activity made it pretty obvious where they were hanging out.
Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @obum· Sep 5, 2026· Foto 1 von 2· Tinashe
The image is a screenshot of a social media app's map interface. It shows a map of the West Village neighborhood in New York City with various locations marked. Circular profile pictures of users are clustered around certain points of interest, indicating their presence. A prominent red star is drawn over "Greenwich Village" and "Joe Coffee Company." The overall style is clean and functional, typical of a location-sharing app. A large green "Check In" button is visible at the bottom right.
