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Originally Posted by ISRAEL5EKLA

Dont forget Fab was sponsored by M n Ness.
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not to mention son had pieces that straight up procut non retros....that suns jersey in trade it all part 2...that was completely unavailable at da time

there was this nuggets jacket it looked like he stole from da NBA hall of fame that had cats SALTY
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so many of his jerseys were just exclusive..he was definitely that dude in that era.
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 I remember going to those hidden shops in Canal street full of fake throwbacks for like 50$ i couldn't afford the real joints #POOR 
 
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Jersey Shore's shoe game is WHOLE LIFE iswack. 
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They're an absolute disgrace, to New Jersey, to America, and especially to Italians!

This thread has become, by and large   :    POST PICS OF FAMOUS IDIOTS, & WASTE YOUR TIME ARGUING ABOUT THINGS THAT DONT MATTER.             (Just another media mindf@*$)
 
Originally Posted by ninjahood

Originally Posted by ISRAEL5EKLA

Dont forget Fab was sponsored by M n Ness.
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not to mention son had pieces that straight up procut non retros....that suns jersey in trade it all part 2...that was completely unavailable at da time

there was this nuggets jacket it looked like he stole from da NBA hall of fame that had cats SALTY
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so many of his jerseys were just exclusive..he was definitely that dude in that era.
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He's the reason I started rockin' em then
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I definitely agree with this
 
Deena body looking BRICKHOUSE. The rest......ehhhh.

Y'all still on this Fab !+%%. Funny thing I've learned from the music forum....Fab stans are right up there with the best of them. Cam stans....same.

Fabs style, like his music, has always teetered on average/above average. He didn't "fall off" because it was never that ill to begin with.

I am born and bread NYC. Worked in the music biz during his come up. Did he have some ill throwbacks? Sure. Did he influence some people? Sure.

I'm looking at this objectively. Not on some "he's the reason I started wearing jersey's" fan steez. No rapper has ever made me wear anything. There were others that did the throwback thing a) first and b) bigger. And I had Phillies throwbacks in all flavors for that big ++# "P" on them. My name is Phil, you see. So I know what was poppin'. 

It's no hate. Fab do his thing. I just find it silly when cats let their fandom blind them from certain realities. Even if you're on one side of an argument, be open minded enough to look at both sides. Much as I did when I said I realized he was an influence.

But "THAT dude". Don't think he's ever been there. MAYBE for making great thug love records. He's probably Top 5 with that !+%%.

My final 2 cents. Thank you and goodnight.
 
Jun 28 2002 7:52 AM EDT564
[h1]Fabolous Assists Diddy With His Wardrobe, Shoots Clip For 'Trade It All'[/h1][h2]Remix track to appear on 'Barbershop' soundtrack.[/h2]
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With his own clothing line, Sean John, you wouldn't think P. Diddy needs any assistance with getting the right flavoring for his wardrobe. Not so, says Fabolous. When Diddy needs the hook-up with the hot throwbacks, Fab says he can be a valuable connection.

"Yeah, yeah we've been getting at him a little bit," laughed Fab, who recently teamed with Diddy for the remix to "Trade It All," which also features Jagged Edge. "I know Puff respects me on the throwback tip, he let me know that. I try to get him something. I try to show Puff the way, too. 'Cause man, he's good peoples and he would do the same for me."

Fab had a chance to display the latest in his arsenal of jerseys (see "Jay-Z, Nelly, Fabolous Seek Uniforms That Don't Conform") when he and P.D. shot the video for the song last week in Los Angeles. The clip pretty much follows the concept of the song, though it also incorporates parties in a mansion and on a beach.

"I did the throwback Rams," he explained. "They got a new Rams out. It's blue and yellow, its actually Joe Namath, he played on the L.A. Rams in 1977. I got [Stephon] Marbury with an old-school [Phoenix] Suns jersey. I got the throwback Kobe [Bryant]. It's an L.A. [Lakers] joint but it's the blue one. Kobe actually came down to the video shoot and he peeped the jersey and was like, 'Damn man, I can't even get this one. Where did you get this?' And I had to tell him I got a few connections and if he needs this jersey I'd get him his own jersey."

In his song, which will appear on the soundtrack to "Barbershop" (the original version is a track on his debut, Ghetto Fabolous), Fab rhymes about trading everything — jerseys and all — for the love of his life.

"We wanted to do it real fresh and bring the tempo of it up," he said of how the collabo with Diddy came about. "So we did a remix. Puff was doing a lot of those 'I Need a Girl' records and so we was like, 'Maybe we should put Puff on it man, I think that'd be hot.' So we hollered at him. He was with it. He wanted to do a track with me anyway so this would be a good way to set it off. So we just went in there, we laid it and it came out on fire."

F.A.B.O.L.O.U.S. is also pleased with the outcome of his teaming with Bow Wow and Jermaine Dupri on "Basketball." He said working with the 15-year-old was a way of touching his younger demographic of fans.

"Bow Wow's a cool dude," he said. "He's very young and it's good that he's got his head on his shoulders at such a young age. That joint I did right there is more like for the kids. I'm not really looking for the older crowd to pick up on that. I have a young fanbase also, so it's good to throw them back something."

Fab expects his next album, Street Dreams, to drop in October. He's already recorded two tracks for the album with producers Rick Rock and Mr. Fingers and is hoping to secure beats from Dr. Dre, Diddy, Megahertz and Kanye West. When he's not in the studio, the Brooklyn rapper is trying to get in touch with his fans. He just started the Fabolous fan club with his sister because he said people had no way of getting up with him. It's only right: After all, he did have a song that encouraged people to "holla back."

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1455459/fabolous-assists-diddy-with-wardrobe.jhtml
 
The thing is if his jerseys are real why wear fake jordans with them? in that Trade It All video he has on that Blue kobe jersey but he French Blue 7's are fake :S
 
Originally Posted by ninjahood


 I got the throwback Kobe [Bryant]. It's an L.A. [Lakers] joint but it's the blue one. Kobe actually came down to the video shoot and he peeped the jersey and was like, 'Damn man, I can't even get this one. Where did you get this?' And I had to tell him I got a few connections and if he needs this jersey I'd get him his own jersey."

  
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i miss the jersey era.


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"Fat Joe is a regular," he continued. "But the problem with Fat Joe is that every time I see him he keeps getting fatter. I make something in a chest size 56 and he's a chest size 60. [He's gone from] 56 to a 64 since I've known him."
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