(fashion wise & slang i ain't no gangsta, i'm a square b lol), best time to watch the nba with '88 jordan, magic, bird, dominique, and zeke, and the pro black era was in full swing at all them black bookstores my pops used to take me to. i actually met griff with dad & my uncle right before the anti semitic controversy that got him kicked out of public enemy
Lmao about thinking Wale has made a mark on ANYTHING
That Wale “Nike Boots” song was indie/local I remember it used to get played on after hours on MTV or some shyt
ACG’s was only popping in a few markets anyway. NYC/Tri-State and Bmore/DC don’t think other nikkas wore them like that.
Jones and Max B the ones that made it pop here while in Bmore/DC they were on it as part of their culture. The AF1 also had history in Bmore. Also, we know Dipset fashion influence trickled down South especially into Atlanta and the Carolinas, and nikkas like Weezy.
With that being said I hope ACG’s make a come back tired of uncomfortable Timbs
Def agreed. Need more posters like @Hennessypapi a welcome and necessary addition to content. He’s on point and creative.
over seeing that goofy fukkin gay gossipy groupies or dumbed down shyt on the front page over the past 6 months with all those weird projecting attention needy posters recycling the same shyt and forced devising of plot devices that people are getting tired of. You included and your name call out, roll call *insert poster name here threads. You should take notes. Anytime I see @Kamala Harry @Gator Tealoaded and you dap surfing on the first page with multi-threads. I logged right the f back out- Low vibrational low energy low mentality - hit the nope and exited expeditiously.
Was thinking about this song randomly yesterday and how great life was around that time. That was peak culture in my lifetime easily.Both versions of Welcome to Atlanta justto me
