Sunday, August 30, 2009
SUPREME2009 fall/winter GOTTA COP THIS!!!!
Supreme pulls the covers off its 2009 fall/winter collection. Arguably one of, if not the most respected brands around, the skate-centric label brings together a collection featuring a strong collection of headwear, outerwear, t-shirts as well as increasingly more apparent footwear releases including a desert boot. Collaborations include Buck Knives, Bicycle Playing Cards, Hanes and Mickey Mouse. For release dates, the collection will hit stores Thursday, September 3rd in NY/LA, Saturday, September 5th in Japan and online on Thursday, September 10th at 11:00 am EST.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Life in the Astros
R.I.P DJ AM
By now I am sure that you have heard the tragic news of the unfortunate passing of Adam Goldstein, better known as DJ AM. While many of us may know Adam for his large collection of shoes and being a Hollywood liason for the sneaker community, AM was an incredible person that is worthy of more than a moment of pause and thought.
Countless people experienced his inspiring performances as a DJ, but his recent mission as a recovering addict to help other families and friends intervene with addiction deserves the ultimate praise. Please keep Adam’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers this weekend.
Adam, may you forever rest in peace.
SLAM Presents JORDANIt has already been six years since Michael Jordan hung up his kicks for good, but his impact on the game will forever continue. SLAM Magazine has assembled a special commemorative issue properly titled JORDAN that gives readers a look from beginning to end the story of the legacy of Michael Jordan and his impact on the sport, the shoes, and the business.
Look for this special edition issue to arrive on news stands next week. Consider this one of the few mags you will want to buy like your favorite kicks - one to read and enjoy and another to keep on ice.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Saturday, August 8, 2009
Yo son WTF is GOGO?????
Well as you all should I'm from DC so i listen to a certain type of music called GOGO music.The dance we do to GOGO music is called beat ya feet I'm gonna try to explain it for you...... here it goes:
Go-Go is music that only if you're from D.C. you can understand. There are congas, bells, drums, pianos- all types of instruments. Go-Go is best when it's performed live. Go-Go is the music of D.C, originated in D.C, and only the best in the capitol of the U.S.
Go-Go involves a group of people playing different instruments, some on the mic, playing songs we hear on the radio but just a little differently than you expect. Go-Go music was founded in the D.C area in the mid to late 70s. Chuck Brown had a crowd jumper in 1978 with the single "Bustin Loose." Go-Go has inspired many artists in our time. In the 1980s Salt-N-Pepa was influenced by Go-Go with their song "Shake Your Thang." Also, "Rollin with Kid-N-Play by Kid-N-Play was influenced by Go-Go music. Music you'll probably remember like "Crazy in Love" by Beyonce or "One Thing" by Amerie was also influenced by Go-Go music. Rich Harrison who is a D.C native produced the latter.
Go-Go is a "Whateva I say y'all gotta do" kind of music. Go-Go is known for its live performances, but also for Go-Go dancing. It's hard to explain. It consists of two people battling by dancing, doing something with your body, getting yourself hyped.
There are all types of different bands in D.C. The first bands that came out in the late 70s were Rare Essence, Junkyard Band, Northeast Groovers, Backyard Band, TCB, Familiar Faces, Lissen Band, and Suttle Thoughts just to name a few. Bands then aren't like bands now. Bands now are more explicit and more rowdy. Bands that are still playing and out now are TCB, Backyard Bands, TOB, Rare Essence, New Impressions, Reaction, CCB, MOB, KIB, PIB, and GOB just to name a few.
Go-Go has an effect on many people living in D.C. It's our music, our beats, and our favorite songs. It's the beating of your feet, calling out hoods, and the way of life in D.C. Go-Go is getting so popular; it's not just being played in D.C anymore. People are listening to it in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and other places in the states. It's not just for the young; it's for anyone who enjoys the music.
HERES A LINK WITH MORE INFO IF YOU FEELIN GOGO:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go-go
Go-Go is music that only if you're from D.C. you can understand. There are congas, bells, drums, pianos- all types of instruments. Go-Go is best when it's performed live. Go-Go is the music of D.C, originated in D.C, and only the best in the capitol of the U.S.
Go-Go involves a group of people playing different instruments, some on the mic, playing songs we hear on the radio but just a little differently than you expect. Go-Go music was founded in the D.C area in the mid to late 70s. Chuck Brown had a crowd jumper in 1978 with the single "Bustin Loose." Go-Go has inspired many artists in our time. In the 1980s Salt-N-Pepa was influenced by Go-Go with their song "Shake Your Thang." Also, "Rollin with Kid-N-Play by Kid-N-Play was influenced by Go-Go music. Music you'll probably remember like "Crazy in Love" by Beyonce or "One Thing" by Amerie was also influenced by Go-Go music. Rich Harrison who is a D.C native produced the latter.
Go-Go is a "Whateva I say y'all gotta do" kind of music. Go-Go is known for its live performances, but also for Go-Go dancing. It's hard to explain. It consists of two people battling by dancing, doing something with your body, getting yourself hyped.
There are all types of different bands in D.C. The first bands that came out in the late 70s were Rare Essence, Junkyard Band, Northeast Groovers, Backyard Band, TCB, Familiar Faces, Lissen Band, and Suttle Thoughts just to name a few. Bands then aren't like bands now. Bands now are more explicit and more rowdy. Bands that are still playing and out now are TCB, Backyard Bands, TOB, Rare Essence, New Impressions, Reaction, CCB, MOB, KIB, PIB, and GOB just to name a few.
Go-Go has an effect on many people living in D.C. It's our music, our beats, and our favorite songs. It's the beating of your feet, calling out hoods, and the way of life in D.C. Go-Go is getting so popular; it's not just being played in D.C anymore. People are listening to it in Maryland, Northern Virginia, and other places in the states. It's not just for the young; it's for anyone who enjoys the music.
HERES A LINK WITH MORE INFO IF YOU FEELIN GOGO:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go-go
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
ATTENTION!!! IF YOU WEAR ANY OF THIS, KILL YOURSELF!!!!
JEANS WITH DESIGNSIf you wear jeans that have HUGE back pockets with designs on them jus go play in traffic or go back to middle school where you belong. To me its just plain old tacky, disgusting even, especially when you buy them twelve sizes too big and sag 'em. Clothing lines like the above (Coogi) are lame and matter of fact we have a word where I'm from (DC) called Bama. This word sums up people who can't dress or are tacky just not style savvy. JEANS WITH DESIGNS=BAMA
AF-1sWell this is the MOST overworn shoe in world. They were cool in like '04, not anymore. I can honestly say I've never had a pair (proud of it!). This particular post goes out to all the people that buy three and four pairs of these a year (two black,two white/two low tops, two hi-tops NO GO). ATTENTION!: NEVER EVER EVER EVER WEAR FORCES IN PUBLIC, THATS NOT COOL!
ED HARDYOk....... first of all Don Ed Hardy is a tatoo artist. If you want a tat, go get one on your body, but please don't put them on your clothes that's RIDICULOUS.
FUSIONS
All fusions are so whack! Please stick to retro Jordans. I'm tired of everyone wearing fusions. It seems like its in a black kids DNA now a days (especially down south).
RALPH LAUREN POLOIts Ok to wear Polo like once or twice a month, but everyday? ...... not a good look son. Never wear a Polo outfit that is definetly a no go.
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