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Best Yeezy Boost Model?

  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost ‘Turtledove’

    Votes: 236 18.8%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost ‘Oxford Tan’

    Votes: 44 3.5%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost ‘Moonrock’

    Votes: 101 8.1%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost ‘Pirate Black’

    Votes: 117 9.3%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost V2 ‘Beluga’

    Votes: 152 12.1%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost V2 ‘Black/Red’

    Votes: 150 12.0%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost V2 “Zebra’

    Votes: 267 21.3%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost V2 ‘Cream White’

    Votes: 38 3.0%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost V2 ‘Semi-Frozen Yellow’

    Votes: 46 3.7%
  • Adidas Yeezy 350 Boost V2 ‘Beluga 2.0’

    Votes: 102 8.1%

  • Total voters
    1,253
Adidas gonna eat, regardless. They will be fine.

But they back to who they were before the Kanye hype, which is a perfectly fine, lucrative, stable company, with legions of devoted everyday casual customers outside of America (where they’re mainly the first company you think about when your kid brings home a youth soccer application)

There’s definitely value that came to them from being American hype conversations in recent years, regardless of what percentage of their customers globally are “sneakerheads”

Next time they won’t put so many of their eggs in a single basket, when they trying to cross over into the sneakerhead lane, and there won’t be a quarter billion dollar quarterly hole to fill for them
 
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Yep people forgot that Ultraboosts were first released in 2013 and were hitting outlets before Ye started wearing them… Dude literally was catalyst to the entire Boost wave lol
People don't forget that bc that's not true. 2013 was Energy Boost. Ultraboost came out in 2015. I agree with your overall statement, but Ultraboosts weren't hitting outlets in 2013 bc they didn't exist. They probably would have in 2015 if not for Kanye though.
 
don't think ubs were made in 2013
Sorry meant energyboost. UBs didn’t release until early 2015. I remember Ye wearing these energyboosts:

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Standing in line for a shoe doesn't mean the company is now "hot" or making money. you forget that Adidas has multiple sports partnerships. Yeezy stans always wanted to say he made the company relevant which is far from the truth. The bubble that sneakerheads maintain themselves is is small and they forget to realize that. Just because social media and sneaker blogs you visit everyday are pumping you full of all this data doesn't mean it's relevant to the rest of the world.

80s and 90s BMX are a hot thing and selling for tons of money but you wouldn't know that because it's not your thing. But talk to guys in that community and they'll talk up a storm. It's all about perception.

Nike's biggest and most consistent selling model is the Air Monarch aka the OG dad shoe. Ain't nobody waiting in line but it's a top seller.

Just because the blogs, IG accounts, discord groups don't say it's hot, doesn't mean there's no hype or status of company. There's 332 Million people in the US alone. What percent do you figure is a sneakerhead in all sense of the word? You'll see it's very small.

Y'all don't wanna see the real big picture because then it makes you and your sneakers truly irrelevant.

In the street, urban, fashion, popular, people who care about and buy shoes and in the realm of the sneaker marking in The United States of America.

Adidas wasn't popular and wasn't a factor. In my original post I stated globally Adidas was popular and made money. But in the United States of America regarding fashion and sneakers, Adidas shoes were not popular, valued or cared about by the masses.

I live in the United States. I don't live in the UK, Spain, Beirut or Iran. Over here in The United States, Adidas wasn't a factor and wasn't popular.
 
Well I guess since in your school since nobody rocked Pharell of Pusha models Adidas was not hot.

Strange that when both of those collabs dropped they sold out immediately and resale was twice retail amount when nobody messed with them.

If they make 6 pairs of course they'll sellout! :rofl:
 
If they make 6 pairs of course they'll sellout! :rofl:
Dude making **** up. You can't even fact check that BS because no one was looking out for a Pharrell or definitely not a Pusha T kick.

Thats like saying Kswiss are hot because YG had kicks with them and they sell a bunch of ****
 
If they make 6 pairs of course they'll sellout! :rofl:

I remember that era vividly and shoes like that would only be small runs on bodega type boutique websites or some big cartel looking website lol. Or you copped in person.

Dude saying “they sold out” like they made 100k of those :lol:
 
I remember that era vividly and shoes like that would only be small runs on bodega type boutique websites or some big cartel looking website lol. Or you copped in person.

Dude saying “they sold out” like they made 100k of those :lol:
Like the NB bodegas ...
 
I guess to most of you this is all that matters and how you all determine if something is hot or not.

The argument is not if Kanye made Adidas money and elevated the brand. The argument is if people messed with Adidas before Ye and the answer is yes.

I apologize, I'm not speaking from a fan's perspective because I don't have one single pair of Yeezy's.

Not because I don't like the shoes, I just don't rock with Kanye because he's been saying bs for a while.

And yes,you're right, "Some" people did mess with Adidas before Kanye just like "Some" people messed with these.

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But they weren't popular or a desired sneaker brand in the United States.

I don't even like Kanye but you have to give the man his credit.
 
In the street, urban, fashion, popular, people who care about and buy shoes and in the realm of the sneaker marking in The United States of America.

Adidas wasn't popular and wasn't a factor. In my original post I stated globally Adidas was popular and made money. But in the United States of America regarding fashion and sneakers, Adidas shoes were not popular, valued or cared about by the masses.

I live in the United States. I don't live in the UK, Spain, Beirut or Iran. Over here in The United States, Adidas wasn't a factor and wasn't popular.
ok you're talking crazy now.

the adidas superstar is one of the if not the most iconic sneakers in the usa as well as the world. Its popularity coming from the inner city youth and spread like a wildfire to every other corner of america, rich or poor, globally and elsewhere. For decades. Not years. Not waves. Decades.

that shoe never goes out of style

that shoe has been mass produced for decades not years. decades.
 
I remember that era vividly and shoes like that would only be small runs on bodega type boutique websites or some big cartel looking website lol. Or you copped in person.

Dude saying “they sold out” like they made 100k of those :lol:

Seriously man, I'm gonna let dude debate with himself because he's lost and arguing just to argue.
 
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