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In a letter to Virginia Beach's City Manager Patrick Duhaney, Pharrell Williams, the festival's creator and a Virginia Beach native, states that the city has been run by "toxic energy" for far too long. Pharrell's letter was in response to Duhaney's letter that expressed his disappointment of learning that SITW may not happen. Williams is upset over the handling of the shooting death of his cousin Donovon Lynch by a police officer and the handling of the mass shooting at Building 2. News 3 investigated and took look at the financial impact that canceling the Something in the Water Festival will have on the Resort City. Currently, he owns Harvest, a restaurant near 18th and Atlantic Avenue with a new rooftop bar.