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What’s an electro-foam party? Beats us, but it sounds dangerous.

If the video below from the event is any indication, it’s a celebration of bros and neon where everyone pretends they’re having sex in a washing machine.

According to NewsNet5, several hundred teens ages 16-19 gathered at the Grantwood Golf Course in Solon for one such electro-foam party. The problem, as tends to happen at teen gatherings: some dabbled in sex, drugs, and rock ‘n roll, and by rock ‘n roll we mean alcohol.

Five were arrested for underage consumption or possession, and five adults were cuffed as well. Police still don’t know who arranged the party, which is probably a good sign that the anonymous foam-master knows how to throw a party. So secretive. Where’s the next one? Are we invited? Do we have to wear a tank top, or is that optional?

Click on over for the details, or watch the video below, or do neither and just shake your head like a fuddy-duddy.

Youtube video

Youtube video

Vince Grzegorek has been with Scene since 2007 and editor-in-chief since 2012. He previously worked at Discount Drug Mart and Texas Roadhouse.

4 replies on “Teens, Adults Arrested for Drugs, Alcohol at Electro-Foam Party”

  1. I loved electro-foam parties before they were cool. They’re just too mainstream for me now. I’d tell you what I’m doing instead, but I don’t want it to catch on.

  2. This is not out of the ordinary at all, colleges have these things on a smaller scale all the time.

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