7th street club owner says the business has seen an increase in customers aince opening Body Language Grill

When former Dancer Dreamm opened her Lounge on 3212 S 7th Street. She envisioned a place patrons could come in and have a good time. without violence or fighting.Since the opening of the club. It's had its highs and lows but lately business has been booming. With the rise of summer vacationers and area Louisville businessmen and rappers. She continues to invite country music singers and rock stars to come in and perform as reported by www.rapmusicmagazine.blogspot.com. The club can hold 1,000 people and hosts parties and events as well. Recently platinum rappers Skilla Baby and Jim Jones have come by. To perform and throw dollars on the ladies at the club. There have been incidents at the club since it has been open which also serves as a bar and grill. "You can think and get a drink," says club owner Dreamm. The club is highlighted by its security to ensure safety. Since News Break has been covering her events she has seen an increase in business. When she ran short of workers she called on local rapper Rob Run Corleone. To keep astable of waitresses and dancers, that kept the club afloat. Since then she has seen her numbers increase. And hopes that the number of patrons that visit the club keeps rising. "Im what you call a quiet assassin," says Empire artist Rob Run Corleone. Sort of like crisis management, he boasts. In all, she encourages women to be business owners. And to always be nice to people when conducting business."You never know who these people are. They could help you get some money," she says. Photo by Exotic Dreamm