Did LaVar Ball Screw His Son Out Of Millions? Or Is He Crazy Like A Fox?
Yesterday story released that LaVar Ball ex football player and farther to NBA draft prospect Lonzo Ball "Blew" a multi million dollar shoe deal with sneaker giants Nike, Adidas, and Under Armor for his son. In case you haven't heard I'll ive a little back story. LaVar Ball is a retired American football player. He played professionally with the London Monarchs of the World League of American Football and was a practice squad member of the New York Jets and Carolina Panthers
Streetwear News: A Look At The Supreme Money Gun, Off White x Air Jordan 1 Sneakers
1 Off White x Jordan 1
So pix of these surfaced 1st a few weeks ago, and I didn't want to report on them because we weren't sure if they would actually release or if they were just a tease whipped up by some savvy photo shopper for he sole purpose of getting us all worked up for nothing. A week has passed and now more pix have been spotted, and although we still don't know when or if they will release, it at least looks like signs are a bit more positive now.
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Could The Off WHITE x Air Jordan 1 Be The Biggest Colab For The Two Brands Yet?
Photos surfaced a few days back of what very well looks like another joint effort between OFF WHITE and the Nike brand, and this time the canvas is the OG Jordan 1. Jordan brand has been rolling out the team effort designs lately with the release of most notably the Kaws x Jordan 4 but the OG 1 has not been touched by 3rd party designers since Hiroshi Fujiwara's Fragment 1. Not wanting to disappoint, this very well may be the best Nike mash up by Virgil Abloh and team. Featu
Top 10 Most Expensive Out the Box Sneakers... To This Point.
As a child of the 80's I bear witness to the rise of the sneaker game, it all started essentially with the Air Jordan. The Air Jordans really began to gain steam in the 90s right around the time I became old enough to care how I dressed, and at that time they sold for $102. Today the sneaker game has exploded in not only popularity, but in retail price as well with the average tag reading $150-$180 and Jordans running into the $200 range. Part of the reason for market boom is
