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RAH of THUGBOSS Interview with BEATZ by DARKNESS...
TGB$: Sup Darkness?
BBD: What's Good My Dude!!!
TGB$: A lot of people are buzzing about you and honestly wanna know who you are? Lets start with the name, how does one get the name DARKNESS?
BBD: Well they call me Darkness, but don't let the light skin fool you (lol). Naw, really I got the name Darkness off of the Dave Chappelle/Rick James Skit. The minute I saw that episode it was like bam!!! That's me right there. I was looking to take on a more mature title to describe myself and my sound so I ran with it. But I still answer to Abyss or Khaklit Abyss (Chocolate).
TGB$: Word...so where are you located?
BBD: I'm in Oklahoma City bro! Hard to believe huh? But they saying around here is O-City or no City.
TGB$: Coming up, what were your influences?
BBD: Man when I was coming up I didn't have an older brother. I'm the oldest in my fam so the dudes on the block where my older brothers. I always wanted to do what they did but they wouldn't let me. Typical big brother little brother relationship. However I was always over the shoulder taking notes ya dig. When cats was making beats on them Casio or Yamaha keyboards with the short sample time I was right there waiting for my chance. My mom and pops used to throw parties a lot and they had records for days! So I was always into that old soul music. Soon as I got old enough to work I started getting equipment.
TGB$: Now you yourself was once an M.C., how did that go?
BBD: Emceein' was cool for me man, I never wrote a rhyme I didn't like you dig. I remember when I first saw the video for "Paid In Full", I was attracted to the whole style Rakim had. His stance, his emotion, his wordplay...I just wanted to be him. As my style progressed, it was just amazing to me how I could just speak my mind over beats. I really got serious with production cause no one had a sound that fit me. Now it's just that making the music behind the emcee has taken over. I emcee here and there when I'm making beats just to get a feel, but production is for me.
TGB$: Now a days everyone is a rapper or producer, what tools of the game have you mastered to make you a force to be reckoned with?
BBD: I first started with the Ensoniq EPS. The I got the MPC 2000. That got stolen so I started using Acid Pro, and then Fruity Loops. That's all I need really is Fruity Loops. I have another MPC 2000 which I bought from a good friend named Ill C, but my main toolbox is FL Studio - Akai MPD 24 - HP Laptop - Hypersonic 2 - and Reason.
TGB$: You use a lot of old school soul samples, do you think the hip hop world needs more beats with history to them now a days?
BBD: Word! Hip-Hop to me is lacking a lot of soul. Kanye and Just Blaze really brought it back, and then 9th Wonder just put a new flame to the torch. I don't disrespect any body's hustle but it's amazing when you flip a sample and turn it into something else, and that's the target I go for. I do play out some of my beats also, but I'm a soulful dude so I'm always diggin' and sampling.
TGB$: If you could make a full compilation album of various artist(12) on BEATZ BY DARKNESS who would they be and why?
BBD: First I gotta say Jay-Z. Why cause he is the best rapper alive. I feel if I got in the studio with Jay just being in his presence would make me work hard and out do myself three times over. Second is Lil Wayne. He is one of the best rappers alive. I like his work ethic and he got word play. He's setting a new standard for the "South". Third...Nas. Nas is my man!!! I wasn't feeling him for a while but that Hip-Hop is Dead album just got me open again. Of course the late greats Tupac and Notorious BIG. Murs....I feel dude, and not saying we could pick up where he and 9th left off but we could start a new chapter ya know. Rakim of course! MF Doom, Joe Buddens, Freeway, Beanie Sigel, Scarface ( that would be some of the most soulful tales of the hood ever).
TGB$: So what do you consider your greatest milestone to date is?
BBD: Not sure man I can't call it. Every time I do something I'm always thinking of ways to make it better.
TGB$: What can we expect in the future from DARKNESS?
BBD: Of course the Thugboss Mixtape. A full DDC album (Dirty Dialect Click). Darkness Mayfield, which is a tribute to Curtis Mayfield, I'm gonna be flippin a lot of his samples. Me and Bavu Blakes got something in the works, and my dude out of Detroit, Chief. Me and Chief got a serious project in works so press play on that.
TGB$: Thanks DARKNESS! For all those artist out there looking for the future, how should they go about contacting you?
BBD: Holla at a boss! beatzbydarkness@gmail.com, or hit the myspace page.
DOWNLOAD that AMERICAN THUGBOSS!!!
RAH of THUGBOSS Interview with BEATZ by DARKNESS...
TGB$: Sup Darkness?
BBD: What's Good My Dude!!!
TGB$: A lot of people are buzzing about you and honestly wanna know who you are? Lets start with the name, how does one get the name DARKNESS?
BBD: Well they call me Darkness, but don't let the light skin fool you (lol). Naw, really I got the name Darkness off of the Dave Chappelle/Rick James Skit. The minute I saw that episode it was like bam!!! That's me right there. I was looking to take on a more mature title to describe myself and my sound so I ran with it. But I still answer to Abyss or Khaklit Abyss (Chocolate).
TGB$: Word...so where are you located?
BBD: I'm in Oklahoma City bro! Hard to believe huh? But they saying around here is O-City or no City.
TGB$: Coming up, what were your influences?
BBD: Man when I was coming up I didn't have an older brother. I'm the oldest in my fam so the dudes on the block where my older brothers. I always wanted to do what they did but they wouldn't let me. Typical big brother little brother relationship. However I was always over the shoulder taking notes ya dig. When cats was making beats on them Casio or Yamaha keyboards with the short sample time I was right there waiting for my chance. My mom and pops used to throw parties a lot and they had records for days! So I was always into that old soul music. Soon as I got old enough to work I started getting equipment.
TGB$: Now you yourself was once an M.C., how did that go?
BBD: Emceein' was cool for me man, I never wrote a rhyme I didn't like you dig. I remember when I first saw the video for "Paid In Full", I was attracted to the whole style Rakim had. His stance, his emotion, his wordplay...I just wanted to be him. As my style progressed, it was just amazing to me how I could just speak my mind over beats. I really got serious with production cause no one had a sound that fit me. Now it's just that making the music behind the emcee has taken over. I emcee here and there when I'm making beats just to get a feel, but production is for me.
TGB$: Now a days everyone is a rapper or producer, what tools of the game have you mastered to make you a force to be reckoned with?
BBD: I first started with the Ensoniq EPS. The I got the MPC 2000. That got stolen so I started using Acid Pro, and then Fruity Loops. That's all I need really is Fruity Loops. I have another MPC 2000 which I bought from a good friend named Ill C, but my main toolbox is FL Studio - Akai MPD 24 - HP Laptop - Hypersonic 2 - and Reason.
TGB$: You use a lot of old school soul samples, do you think the hip hop world needs more beats with history to them now a days?
BBD: Word! Hip-Hop to me is lacking a lot of soul. Kanye and Just Blaze really brought it back, and then 9th Wonder just put a new flame to the torch. I don't disrespect any body's hustle but it's amazing when you flip a sample and turn it into something else, and that's the target I go for. I do play out some of my beats also, but I'm a soulful dude so I'm always diggin' and sampling.
TGB$: If you could make a full compilation album of various artist(12) on BEATZ BY DARKNESS who would they be and why?
BBD: First I gotta say Jay-Z. Why cause he is the best rapper alive. I feel if I got in the studio with Jay just being in his presence would make me work hard and out do myself three times over. Second is Lil Wayne. He is one of the best rappers alive. I like his work ethic and he got word play. He's setting a new standard for the "South". Third...Nas. Nas is my man!!! I wasn't feeling him for a while but that Hip-Hop is Dead album just got me open again. Of course the late greats Tupac and Notorious BIG. Murs....I feel dude, and not saying we could pick up where he and 9th left off but we could start a new chapter ya know. Rakim of course! MF Doom, Joe Buddens, Freeway, Beanie Sigel, Scarface ( that would be some of the most soulful tales of the hood ever).
TGB$: So what do you consider your greatest milestone to date is?
BBD: Not sure man I can't call it. Every time I do something I'm always thinking of ways to make it better.
TGB$: What can we expect in the future from DARKNESS?
BBD: Of course the Thugboss Mixtape. A full DDC album (Dirty Dialect Click). Darkness Mayfield, which is a tribute to Curtis Mayfield, I'm gonna be flippin a lot of his samples. Me and Bavu Blakes got something in the works, and my dude out of Detroit, Chief. Me and Chief got a serious project in works so press play on that.
TGB$: Thanks DARKNESS! For all those artist out there looking for the future, how should they go about contacting you?
BBD: Holla at a boss! beatzbydarkness@gmail.com, or hit the myspace page.
DOWNLOAD that AMERICAN THUGBOSS!!!
RAH of THUGBOSS Interview with BEATZ by DARKNESS...
TGB$: Sup Darkness?
BBD: What's Good My Dude!!!
TGB$: A lot of people are buzzing about you and honestly wanna know who you are? Lets start with the name, how does one get the name DARKNESS?
BBD: Well they call me Darkness, but don't let the light skin fool you (lol). Naw, really I got the name Darkness off of the Dave Chappelle/Rick James Skit. The minute I saw that episode it was like bam!!! That's me right there. I was looking to take on a more mature title to describe myself and my sound so I ran with it. But I still answer to Abyss or Khaklit Abyss (Chocolate).
TGB$: Word...so where are you located?
BBD: I'm in Oklahoma City bro! Hard to believe huh? But they saying around here is O-City or no City.
TGB$: Coming up, what were your influences?
BBD: Man when I was coming up I didn't have an older brother. I'm the oldest in my fam so the dudes on the block where my older brothers. I always wanted to do what they did but they wouldn't let me. Typical big brother little brother relationship. However I was always over the shoulder taking notes ya dig. When cats was making beats on them Casio or Yamaha keyboards with the short sample time I was right there waiting for my chance. My mom and pops used to throw parties a lot and they had records for days! So I was always into that old soul music. Soon as I got old enough to work I started getting equipment.
TGB$: Now you yourself was once an M.C., how did that go?
BBD: Emceein' was cool for me man, I never wrote a rhyme I didn't like you dig. I remember when I first saw the video for "Paid In Full", I was attracted to the whole style Rakim had. His stance, his emotion, his wordplay...I just wanted to be him. As my style progressed, it was just amazing to me how I could just speak my mind over beats. I really got serious with production cause no one had a sound that fit me. Now it's just that making the music behind the emcee has taken over. I emcee here and there when I'm making beats just to get a feel, but production is for me.
TGB$: Now a days everyone is a rapper or producer, what tools of the game have you mastered to make you a force to be reckoned with?
BBD: I first started with the Ensoniq EPS. The I got the MPC 2000. That got stolen so I started using Acid Pro, and then Fruity Loops. That's all I need really is Fruity Loops. I have another MPC 2000 which I bought from a good friend named Ill C, but my main toolbox is FL Studio - Akai MPD 24 - HP Laptop - Hypersonic 2 - and Reason.
TGB$: You use a lot of old school soul samples, do you think the hip hop world needs more beats with history to them now a days?
BBD: Word! Hip-Hop to me is lacking a lot of soul. Kanye and Just Blaze really brought it back, and then 9th Wonder just put a new flame to the torch. I don't disrespect any body's hustle but it's amazing when you flip a sample and turn it into something else, and that's the target I go for. I do play out some of my beats also, but I'm a soulful dude so I'm always diggin' and sampling.
TGB$: If you could make a full compilation album of various artist(12) on BEATZ BY DARKNESS who would they be and why?
BBD: First I gotta say Jay-Z. Why cause he is the best rapper alive. I feel if I got in the studio with Jay just being in his presence would make me work hard and out do myself three times over. Second is Lil Wayne. He is one of the best rappers alive. I like his work ethic and he got word play. He's setting a new standard for the "South". Third...Nas. Nas is my man!!! I wasn't feeling him for a while but that Hip-Hop is Dead album just got me open again. Of course the late greats Tupac and Notorious BIG. Murs....I feel dude, and not saying we could pick up where he and 9th left off but we could start a new chapter ya know. Rakim of course! MF Doom, Joe Buddens, Freeway, Beanie Sigel, Scarface ( that would be some of the most soulful tales of the hood ever).
TGB$: So what do you consider your greatest milestone to date is?
BBD: Not sure man I can't call it. Every time I do something I'm always thinking of ways to make it better.
TGB$: What can we expect in the future from DARKNESS?
BBD: Of course the Thugboss Mixtape. A full DDC album (Dirty Dialect Click). Darkness Mayfield, which is a tribute to Curtis Mayfield, I'm gonna be flippin a lot of his samples. Me and Bavu Blakes got something in the works, and my dude out of Detroit, Chief. Me and Chief got a serious project in works so press play on that.
TGB$: Thanks DARKNESS! For all those artist out there looking for the future, how should they go about contacting you?
BBD: Holla at a boss! beatzbydarkness@gmail.com, or hit the myspace page.
DOWNLOAD that AMERICAN THUGBOSS!!!
RAH of THUGBOSS Interview with BEATZ by DARKNESS...
TGB$: Sup Darkness?
BBD: What's Good My Dude!!!
TGB$: A lot of people are buzzing about you and honestly wanna know who you are? Lets start with the name, how does one get the name DARKNESS?
BBD: Well they call me Darkness, but don't let the light skin fool you (lol). Naw, really I got the name Darkness off of the Dave Chappelle/Rick James Skit. The minute I saw that episode it was like bam!!! That's me right there. I was looking to take on a more mature title to describe myself and my sound so I ran with it. But I still answer to Abyss or Khaklit Abyss (Chocolate).
TGB$: Word...so where are you located?
BBD: I'm in Oklahoma City bro! Hard to believe huh? But they saying around here is O-City or no City.
TGB$: Coming up, what were your influences?
BBD: Man when I was coming up I didn't have an older brother. I'm the oldest in my fam so the dudes on the block where my older brothers. I always wanted to do what they did but they wouldn't let me. Typical big brother little brother relationship. However I was always over the shoulder taking notes ya dig. When cats was making beats on them Casio or Yamaha keyboards with the short sample time I was right there waiting for my chance. My mom and pops used to throw parties a lot and they had records for days! So I was always into that old soul music. Soon as I got old enough to work I started getting equipment.
TGB$: Now you yourself was once an M.C., how did that go?
BBD: Emceein' was cool for me man, I never wrote a rhyme I didn't like you dig. I remember when I first saw the video for "Paid In Full", I was attracted to the whole style Rakim had. His stance, his emotion, his wordplay...I just wanted to be him. As my style progressed, it was just amazing to me how I could just speak my mind over beats. I really got serious with production cause no one had a sound that fit me. Now it's just that making the music behind the emcee has taken over. I emcee here and there when I'm making beats just to get a feel, but production is for me.
TGB$: Now a days everyone is a rapper or producer, what tools of the game have you mastered to make you a force to be reckoned with?
BBD: I first started with the Ensoniq EPS. The I got the MPC 2000. That got stolen so I started using Acid Pro, and then Fruity Loops. That's all I need really is Fruity Loops. I have another MPC 2000 which I bought from a good friend named Ill C, but my main toolbox is FL Studio - Akai MPD 24 - HP Laptop - Hypersonic 2 - and Reason.
TGB$: You use a lot of old school soul samples, do you think the hip hop world needs more beats with history to them now a days?
BBD: Word! Hip-Hop to me is lacking a lot of soul. Kanye and Just Blaze really brought it back, and then 9th Wonder just put a new flame to the torch. I don't disrespect any body's hustle but it's amazing when you flip a sample and turn it into something else, and that's the target I go for. I do play out some of my beats also, but I'm a soulful dude so I'm always diggin' and sampling.
TGB$: If you could make a full compilation album of various artist(12) on BEATZ BY DARKNESS who would they be and why?
BBD: First I gotta say Jay-Z. Why cause he is the best rapper alive. I feel if I got in the studio with Jay just being in his presence would make me work hard and out do myself three times over. Second is Lil Wayne. He is one of the best rappers alive. I like his work ethic and he got word play. He's setting a new standard for the "South". Third...Nas. Nas is my man!!! I wasn't feeling him for a while but that Hip-Hop is Dead album just got me open again. Of course the late greats Tupac and Notorious BIG. Murs....I feel dude, and not saying we could pick up where he and 9th left off but we could start a new chapter ya know. Rakim of course! MF Doom, Joe Buddens, Freeway, Beanie Sigel, Scarface ( that would be some of the most soulful tales of the hood ever).
TGB$: So what do you consider your greatest milestone to date is?
BBD: Not sure man I can't call it. Every time I do something I'm always thinking of ways to make it better.
TGB$: What can we expect in the future from DARKNESS?
BBD: Of course the Thugboss Mixtape. A full DDC album (Dirty Dialect Click). Darkness Mayfield, which is a tribute to Curtis Mayfield, I'm gonna be flippin a lot of his samples. Me and Bavu Blakes got something in the works, and my dude out of Detroit, Chief. Me and Chief got a serious project in works so press play on that.
TGB$: Thanks DARKNESS! For all those artist out there looking for the future, how should they go about contacting you?
BBD: Holla at a boss! beatzbydarkness@gmail.com, or hit the myspace page.
DOWNLOAD that AMERICAN THUGBOSS!!!
RAH of THUGBOSS created these joints for BRASE while at the NIKEid Studio in NYC. These Air Max 90's are fresh with oakwood leather and crinkled patent leather. Superb quality and color scheme.
RAH of THUGBOSS Interview with BEATZ by DARKNESS...
TGB$: Sup Darkness?
BBD: What's Good My Dude!!!
TGB$: A lot of people are buzzing about you and honestly wanna know who you are? Lets start with the name, how does one get the name DARKNESS?
BBD: Well they call me Darkness, but don't let the light skin fool you (lol). Naw, really I got the name Darkness off of the Dave Chappelle/Rick James Skit. The minute I saw that episode it was like bam!!! That's me right there. I was looking to take on a more mature title to describe myself and my sound so I ran with it. But I still answer to Abyss or Khaklit Abyss (Chocolate).
TGB$: Word...so where are you located?
BBD: I'm in Oklahoma City bro! Hard to believe huh? But they saying around here is O-City or no City.
TGB$: Coming up, what were your influences?
BBD: Man when I was coming up I didn't have an older brother. I'm the oldest in my fam so the dudes on the block where my older brothers. I always wanted to do what they did but they wouldn't let me. Typical big brother little brother relationship. However I was always over the shoulder taking notes ya dig. When cats was making beats on them Casio or Yamaha keyboards with the short sample time I was right there waiting for my chance. My mom and pops used to throw parties a lot and they had records for days! So I was always into that old soul music. Soon as I got old enough to work I started getting equipment.
TGB$: Now you yourself was once an M.C., how did that go?
BBD: Emceein' was cool for me man, I never wrote a rhyme I didn't like you dig. I remember when I first saw the video for "Paid In Full", I was attracted to the whole style Rakim had. His stance, his emotion, his wordplay...I just wanted to be him. As my style progressed, it was just amazing to me how I could just speak my mind over beats. I really got serious with production cause no one had a sound that fit me. Now it's just that making the music behind the emcee has taken over. I emcee here and there when I'm making beats just to get a feel, but production is for me.
TGB$: Now a days everyone is a rapper or producer, what tools of the game have you mastered to make you a force to be reckoned with?
BBD: I first started with the Ensoniq EPS. The I got the MPC 2000. That got stolen so I started using Acid Pro, and then Fruity Loops. That's all I need really is Fruity Loops. I have another MPC 2000 which I bought from a good friend named Ill C, but my main toolbox is FL Studio - Akai MPD 24 - HP Laptop - Hypersonic 2 - and Reason.
TGB$: You use a lot of old school soul samples, do you think the hip hop world needs more beats with history to them now a days?
BBD: Word! Hip-Hop to me is lacking a lot of soul. Kanye and Just Blaze really brought it back, and then 9th Wonder just put a new flame to the torch. I don't disrespect any body's hustle but it's amazing when you flip a sample and turn it into something else, and that's the target I go for. I do play out some of my beats also, but I'm a soulful dude so I'm always diggin' and sampling.
TGB$: If you could make a full compilation album of various artist(12) on BEATZ BY DARKNESS who would they be and why?
BBD: First I gotta say Jay-Z. Why cause he is the best rapper alive. I feel if I got in the studio with Jay just being in his presence would make me work hard and out do myself three times over. Second is Lil Wayne. He is one of the best rappers alive. I like his work ethic and he got word play. He's setting a new standard for the "South". Third...Nas. Nas is my man!!! I wasn't feeling him for a while but that Hip-Hop is Dead album just got me open again. Of course the late greats Tupac and Notorious BIG. Murs....I feel dude, and not saying we could pick up where he and 9th left off but we could start a new chapter ya know. Rakim of course! MF Doom, Joe Buddens, Freeway, Beanie Sigel, Scarface ( that would be some of the most soulful tales of the hood ever).
TGB$: So what do you consider your greatest milestone to date is?
BBD: Not sure man I can't call it. Every time I do something I'm always thinking of ways to make it better.
TGB$: What can we expect in the future from DARKNESS?
BBD: Of course the Thugboss Mixtape. A full DDC album (Dirty Dialect Click). Darkness Mayfield, which is a tribute to Curtis Mayfield, I'm gonna be flippin a lot of his samples. Me and Bavu Blakes got something in the works, and my dude out of Detroit, Chief. Me and Chief got a serious project in works so press play on that.
TGB$: Thanks DARKNESS! For all those artist out there looking for the future, how should they go about contacting you?
BBD: Holla at a boss! beatzbydarkness@gmail.com, or hit the myspace page.
DOWNLOAD that AMERICAN THUGBOSS!!!
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RAH of THUGBOSS created these joints for BRASE while at the NIKEid Studio in NYC. These Air Max 90's are fresh with oakwood leather and crinkled patent leather. Superb quality and color scheme.
So I've made it to day 2 and im still to sick to really go out in this 28 degree type weather. I got so caught up in working on the site, posting etc. last night that i literally went straight to work no sleep, sick and all. Cant eat for shi* and all this tea really isnt helping out. But the good thing is, this will Probably be the only time im sick.
Day 2: My Studio. today was my 1st day back to work from the winter vacation. So the kicks are some daily beaters, but the closest thing I can get away with, without having to wear dress shoes.
Like our THUGBOSS "So Beasty" tee, Kanye's new tour is GLOW IN THE DARK. Peep the ad and co-stars already confirmed...N.E.R.D., LUPE, and Rhianna. Tickets please.
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RED & BLACK Cracked Patent Leather
WHITE Nike Cracked Patent Leather Swoosh
BLACK Oakwood Leather
Gum Soles
for RAH
Hard work and Dedication is their motto. About 2 hours of some intense training. Monday-Friday. And you wanna know what the funny thing is? Their are 10 year olds keeping up, if not surpassing all the older kids.
Day 8 Everybody's new year resolution is to get fit, i would say the same thing except, I'd be quitting by the end of the month, plus I started before the New Year. To spread a little positivity you have to shred a bit of negativitiy. Get out and get inspired, follow your dreams. This is only the beginning.
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thighigh412: @brennaninstagrams hahahaha hahahaahga love dude so over love like If love wasn't a "thing" people liked to fuck wit I would maybe not be sitting inside a wardrobe without a lion or a witch. If love was real Id be in narnia i won't forever not believe Its false i just basically skipped a year of my life only to end up in the exact same place as I was before I don't particularly care why I just wonder why fucking monotonous attempted torture is a hobby that some people enjoy. I would really rather stay in this wardrobe forever than let anyone attempt to break me I should be a spy I got no cause tho maybe fighting evil people like perhaps the gutter trash that drove me to end up inside of a wardrobe
thighigh412: but see they're so worthless this wardrobe is higher than where they are right now which is 6 ft under in my eyes
thighigh412: at least you inspired me to move enough to get high
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thighigh412: @brennaninstagrams do you have any idea how many times I've changed my number this week it's not stable lol r u from ny ? Y'all are too reckless blunt ridin round thinking trees are decriminalized here too
thighigh412: @brennaninstagrams srslynjust email that email I gave u like a while ago
brennaninstagrams: Well there's the digits if you'd like to contact me and continue ur rants
RAH of THUGBOSS created these joints for BRASE while at the NIKEid Studio in NYC. These Air Max 90's are fresh with oakwood leather and crinkled patent leather. Superb quality and color scheme.
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ORANGE Nike Cracked Patent Leather Swoosh
BROWN Oakwood Leather
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Gum Mid-Soles
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RAH of THUGBOSS created these joints for BRASE while at the NIKEid Studio in NYC. These Air Max 90's are fresh with oakwood leather and crinkled patent leather. Superb quality and color scheme.
ORANGE & BLACK Cracked Patent Leather
WHITE Nike Cracked Patent Leather Swoosh
BLACK Oakwood Leather
Gum Soles
for ALEX
THUGBOSS NIKEid Dunk Hi
RED & BLACK Cracked Patent Leather
WHITE Nike Cracked Patent Leather Swoosh
BLACK Oakwood Leather
Gum Soles
for RAH
ORANGE & BLACK Cracked Patent Leather
WHITE Nike Cracked Patent Leather Swoosh
BLACK Oakwood Leather
Gum Soles
for ALEX
You didn't know???
Now you do. We doing it BIG in Texas. Peep the vendors.
Scion, Adikt Footwear and Apparel, Reebok, Akomplice Clothing, Sneaker Freaker, Junkyvan, Cultura Fina, Decade Clothing, Adidas Originals, Smart Water, Puma, Nicekicks.com, Motive 807, Mishka, Complete Clothing, and of course THUG BOSS.
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