People have a lot to say after Mississippi Sports Illustrated resort goes viral on Twitter
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Now trending on Twitter: A multi-million dollar development plan that would bring a Sports Illustrated resort to the Mississippi Coast.
The $410 million project — which will include hotels, restaurants, a Crystal Lagoon water resort and other unique amenities will be one of the first built in the United States.
The D’Iberville location is situated off Interstate 10 in an area known for shopping that’s about an hour away from Mobile, Alabama, and 90 minutes from New Orleans.
The announcement first broke by the Sun Herald is going viral on Twitter, with residents, officials and sports reporters from across the US getting in on the conversation.
Some are drawing comparisons to “Ozark” and “The Righteous Gemstones”, on Netflix and HBO max, respectively, while others have been quick to jokingly deem Biloxi native and Sports Illustrated reporter Ross Dellenger as the culprit behind the Coast getting the resort.
There was even a comment about a Bass Pro Shop in Memphis.
Here’s what some people people are saying:
@RossDellenger’s power at SI appears to be unchecked. https://t.co/DC5L4TcAV7
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) June 22, 2022
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) June 22, 2022
This is the strangest construction development since the Memphis Pyramid became a Bass Pro Shop. https://t.co/cDEfA94FXC
— 1 Kidney Runner ️ (@nephro_maniac) June 22, 2022
The man leading the development: https://t.co/B1q8EhhIOQ pic.twitter.com/HLOJiPS0Oi
— Ryan Greene (@RyanGreeneDNVR) June 22, 2022
this is the plot of season 2 of the righteous gemstones https://t.co/IaLmxCRuSt
— Jack Hamilton (@jack_hamilton) June 22, 2022