We're back with a new episode of the Sneaker History Podcast. On Episode 6 of the podcast, Nick Engvall, Robbie Falchi, and Mike Guillory, discuss a handful of sneaker related topics starting off with the always important Air Max Day "holiday" that Nike created a number of years ago to ...
... Straight from the 'Go Kanye. Chop up the soul Kanye, set on his goals Kanye... White Cement 3s Believe it or not, at one point in history Kanye West wasn't as polarizing as he is now. Even more unbelievable (joke), Kanye once wore Nike and Jordan! From his raps to ...
Love him or hate him you have to admit that Kanye West makes the world a little more interesting. And for those that have been into sneakers for a while you know that he is no newcomer to rocking heat. Whereas years ago it was him that was sporting a ...
Hip hop and sneakers go together like any of those stereotypical pairings that are often used to describe how two things congruently come together; peanut butter and jelly, bread and butter, lamb and tuna fish, yin and yang, or whatever analogy you were raised on -- all fall short of ...
Love him or hate him, Kanye West is an undeniable part of sneaker history. As we discussed on Outside The Box a few weeks back, Kanye has been a part of the shift in sneakers that could only happen with the help of mass amounts of followers and mainstream media ...
To make money? To build brand awareness? To use the power of an athlete or entertainer’s celebrity status and media attention? It used to be all of those things, and to an extent, it obviously still is. But things are different now than they were just a decade ago. Kanye ...
You learn some interesting things working overnights in New York City, which I did for a year about a decade ago. For starters, you learn not to make eye contact with anyone after bars close, or risk being put in a bear hug by a drunk guy weeping about his wayward girlfriend. You ...
