~~~~| Celebrities Rockin Heat (Fly gear/Fly kicks) VOL. IV | ~~~~

[JPS]

yo Ninja or C, school me on Maluma

 

[lunaticvillage]

Cool Kids been fresh to death since they came out. Very few in this generation can really come correct with the vintage and be as original doing it like they do . They're the type to get fresher at the thrift store than all of these braindead lean'd out rappers who blow stacks at Neimans.

 

[c flyness]

yo Ninja or C, school me on Maluma

He's a Colombian Reggaeton artist. Long story story short just listen to these 2 latest tracks...



If you want to listen to his other new songs, here goes the link to his YouTube ch.
https://www.youtube.com/user/MalumaVEVO/videos?disable_polymer=1

 

[JPS]

ahhhhhhh ive heard GPS. is he on bicycles lol?

 

[illphillip]

Krs

Fab 5 in the background too.

 

[titang545]

It

Uh IT what you bringing the hygiene bag for to sit on the bench, you ain't cleared to play.

I just hate those c/ws nike putting out for the uptempos. So trash

I have to half agree with you, I F with those maroon ones.

 

[c flyness]

JPS This is the latest from other artists...

 

[JPS]

Uh IT what you bringing the hygiene bag for to sit on the bench, you ain't cleared to play.

I have to half agree with you, I F with those maroon ones.

i wouldve copped da maroons if they didnt paint the air bags

 

[thunderchunk69]

Cool Kids been fresh to death since they came out. Very few in this generation can really come correct with the vintage and be as original doing it like they do . They're the type to get fresher at the thrift store than all of these braindead lean'd out rappers who blow stacks at Neimans.

#1 those fits you posted are decent, but they were FAR and FEW between, especially when they debuted. They were Whyling
#2 they had LOTS of help. I don't know if you'd call the people I'm talking about as "stylists" but they were supplying them with Vintage gear... some of which I helped with

 

[ninjahood]

Cool Kids been fresh to death since they came out. Very few in this generation can really come correct with the vintage and be as original doing it like they do . They're the type to get fresher at the thrift store than all of these braindead lean'd out rappers who blow stacks at Neimans.

they were da bridge between da golden era rappers being fly (Fabolous types), and da current weirdo rap dress going on (yachty, lil b, uzi, etc)...da stuff they were doing was high class sneaker head ish, but they didn't jump out da window and go Lil Uzi Vert...

 

[Thierry Henry]

#1 those fits you posted are decent, but they were FAR and FEW between, especially when they debuted. They were Whyling
#2 they had LOTS of help. I don't know if you'd call the people I'm talking about as "stylists" but they were supplying them with Vintage gear... some of which I helped with

go on.....

 

[JPS]

#1 those fits you posted are decent, but they were FAR and FEW between, especially when they debuted. They were Whyling
#2 they had LOTS of help. I don't know if you'd call the people I'm talking about as "stylists" but they were supplying them with Vintage gear... some of which I helped with

holy crap man. i ahvent seen u post in forever brother!

 

[kickvicisous]

That whole initial internet era of rappers just came in on some other ****, led by Rocks and Inglish (Soulja Boy excluded), and aside from the jewelry and at the time Jordans **** wasn't too expensive compared to now. Nautica, Iceberg, Guess, after being on life support in the hip-hop community they brought that **** back and now those brands are thriving. People put there jerseys up than latched right on to the varsity jackets and retro ball shorts.

Plus for the most part, content aside, they could rap they *** off

 

[JPS]

all those NT rappers were like Stalley to me. Never heard one song from Dom Kennedy, Cool kids, Stalley. They were just regular cats who wore what we wore.

 

[kickvicisous]

all those NT rappers were like Stalley to me. Never heard one song from Dom Kennedy, Cool kids, Stalley. They were just regular cats who wore what we wore.

Wale too, and it at least looked like they genuinely were ******* with the **** they were wearing. If they had stylists they did a great job of hiding it, especially with all the references to the **** in they music. Today’s rappers or musicians look like they could care less, that’s dudes will clown one brand then a month later you see them in the most exclusive **** from said brand, or they be reading from a script like on Complex sneaker shopping claiming they been down since birth.

******* posers

 

[kickvicisous]

They were doing commercials for **** just off the strength

 

[lovehateself]

all those NT rappers were like Stalley to me. Never heard one song from Dom Kennedy, Cool kids, Stalley. They were just regular cats who wore what we wore.

maybe it was an LA thing but the Cool kids and Dom got mad love out here
i still aint heard stalley on a track...

 

[JPS]

maybe it was an LA thing but the Cool kids and Dom got mad love out here
i still aint heard stalley on a track...

im convincedstalley dont rap lol

 

[c flyness]

A Trip Down Memory Lane:

Chris Rock & Chris Farley

John Gotti

back in the days getting fresh with some Raiders gear was definitely the wave!

 

[kickvicisous]

maybe it was an LA thing but the Cool kids and Dom got mad love out here
i still aint heard stalley on a track...

Cool Kids definitely wasn't just an LA thing, Dom got love everywhere as well but most of it clearly came from out West which is fine dude had somewhat of a movement.


First time I ever heard him, thought his verse was dope




These joints made me a fan from his first mixtape

 

[LoX]

I voted for Khalid on celebrity sneaker stalker

 

[c flyness]

 

[1978S]

back in the days getting fresh with some Raiders gear was definitely the wave!

That's obvious and was a must back then. You know I had a satin black raiders Starter in 1991. Couldn't tell me nuthin'!! It did get stolen from a closet at school though. Got it back later in the day but that thang was hot!

 

[c flyness]

That's obvious and was a must back then. You know I had a satin black raiders Starter in 1991. Couldn't tell me nuthin'!! It did get stolen from a closet at school though. Got it back later in the day but that thang was hot!

Here's a pic of your boy KRS-One rocking a Raiders hat.

 

[illphillip]

Cool Kids definitely wasn't just an LA thing, Dom got love everywhere as well but most of it clearly came from out West which is fine dude had somewhat of a movement.


First time I ever heard him, thought his verse was dope




These joints made me a fan from his first mixtape