Man U just assFukk Lebron.
His concrete block kicks cost me a starting spot in high school.
I don't remember what number shoes they were, but they are all white with some gold. They didn't have my size at Champ's, so I bought one size too big just to stunt on my teammates.
In warm-ups heard my teammates looking down saying, "Kal El got the Lebrons " ""
Me:
I didn't even practice in them to break them in, I just went straight to wearing them on gameday. I could tell during warm-ups when I was dragging these boulders on my feet just to make a left handed layup that I was fuked.
I got pulled less that 5 minutes into the game. Didn't start the rest of the season.
Fukk u Lebron
Horrible taste in shoes displayed in this thread
Bron stans stay bringing up numbers. I'm talking about looks nikkas.
Show me one iconic looking shoe Bron has?
The 9s? How those look again?
I used to see a lot of people wear the J Kidd's. Interesting look.
What corny ass nikka wears basketball shoes to a club tho?
whole shoe "game" changed after the thirst for those elevated after they released. I got 2 pair the day they dropped w/ ease....then a week later folks offering $600 in cash while I'm walking in the mall...I was like .....after that release it became harder to get good releases....everybody was a "shoe" head
If they started retroing Lebrons, they would sell. Some of y'all are hella young and don't remember the 90's when retro J's almost never dropped and they usually sold poorly when they did drop. The 3's and 1's were re-released in the 90's in 94'. People wore the 3's when they re-released, but there was so much heat coming out back in the 90's that the retro's sat on shelves because buying a shoe that dropped only six years ago didn't make sense back then. People wanted the latest and greatest in shoes back in the 90's. Retro J's didn't really start popping like that until the early 2000's. When the 99' Cement 4's re-released, it was mostly a niche sneakerhead market buying them up. Everyone and their mother wearing retro J's didn't really start until about 2008 when they started re-releasing the XI every Christmas. In 2007, you could go into any sneaker spot and buy the Fire Red 3's or the Aqua 8's for retail because they sat on shelves for months. Things have come full circle again because the Maroon 6's and the True Blue 3's sat on shelves while all the garbage funny colorway 3's, 4's and 5's sold out instantly only a few years ago.
That last pic looks like a rock climbing wall straight
4s will forever be the goat hoop shoe
But the nines shifted the culture
If they started retroing Lebrons, they would sell. Some of y'all are hella young and don't remember the 90's when retro J's almost never dropped and they usually sold poorly when they did drop. The 3's and 1's were re-released in the 90's in 94'. People wore the 3's when they re-released, but there was so much heat coming out back in the 90's that the retro's sat on shelves because buying a shoe that dropped only six years ago didn't make sense back then. People wanted the latest and greatest in shoes back in the 90's. Retro J's didn't really start popping like that until the early 2000's. When the 99' Cement 4's re-released, it was mostly a niche sneakerhead market buying them up. Everyone and their mother wearing retro J's didn't really start until about 2008 when they started re-releasing the XI every Christmas. In 2007, you could go into any sneaker spot and buy the Fire Red 3's or the Aqua 8's for retail because they sat on shelves for months. Things have come full circle again because the Maroon 6's and the True Blue 3's sat on shelves while all the garbage funny colorway 3's, 4's and 5's sold out instantly only a few years ago.