Gwinnett County is home to one of the biggest counties in the United States of America in terms of population, which means that we have developed our own culture over the course of time. Here are some surefire signs that you are from Gwinnett County.
1. "Atlanta" is pronounced "Alanna"
One way to distinguish Georgians from others is to ask them to say "Atlanta", if they pronounce it with the "t" it's a definite sign that they're not from Georgia.
2. Telling all of your friends that Migos is from where you live
The Atlanta rap scene has skyrocketed recently with Migos at the
3. Grayson High School's "Brookwood Where You At" will always be the standard for High School football rivalries
With nearly a million views on Youtube, "Brookwood Where You At" is the pinnacle of any high school rivalry. Ask anybody from Gwinnett County and they are bound to have heard "Brookwood Where You At."
4. Waffle House is always the place to go after any sporting event
Waffle House is quite literally the staple of the South, especially in Georgia. Win or loss, Waffle House is always the place to go after a game.
5. High School Football is NOT a joke
One thing Gwinnett County that is known in Gwinnett County is that high school football is one of the prime elements of your high school experience. Just ask Mill Creek High School's Student Section...
6. "#closegwinnett" will always be one of the biggest accomplishment by Gwinnett County students
Gwinnett County is notorious for being the last county to close, in even extreme weather conditions, so students took to social media to make a statement -- and it was a large one. Gwinnett County Public School students managed to make "#closegwinnett" on
7. Most of the time when we do close, it's probably a quarter inch of snow
