Roaden Polynice
Superstar
It's true
I think you're right. These footballers don't get enough credit, they could die at any moment on the pitch.
Here we all were thinking that Nasri was just a p*ssy when in reality he was saving his own life
It's true
Rooney has to thank God every night that he was born in England.
Dude is looking like Forlan during his United run.
this shoe is having an identity crisis
AT the time my instincts said that shyt was questionable but everyone had them joints.
fukk Dipset.
Even the transition to button ups was awful. Brehs would rock oversized button ups, oversized jeans, white a1's and a fitted
18-20 year olds thinking we were "Grown and sexy"
Every thing was "Grown and Sexy."
Only thing worse than the fashion dikkriding was the liquor dikkriding.
when this shyt started to get popular, thats when I started to ask questions.My purchase was a black pair of jean shorts with every NBA team logo patch stitched on the legs and a pair of AF1s. I was stuntinnnnn
Those years were a lowpoint of fashion in my life. Velour track suits, :
I wont blame everything on them, but they were def a major issue at that time.
Fab and Clue were why those super big fitted and velours were hot. I didnt like them shyts at all, but I was young and impressionable and thought I understood why Akademics was spelled that way.
The only trend I genuinely liked and would still do today are the throwback jerseys. I wouldnt rock them all the time back then (you used to be able to rock a jersey in some nice DC clubs ) but once in a while aint bad.
Everything else tho
but nah, what we were rocking back then is way better than this New Wave/Punk/Hipster thing the yungins are wearing now.
we weren't as baggy as NY and Bmore, but it was pretty bad , especially in the counties where the public schools have more out of townersNothing wrong with sweat suits, long as they aren't the oversized nonsense. Was never into trends, never did the jersey, sports wear thing, never did oversized anything. Didn't care for Air Forces, was strictly a New Balance and low key Nike man.
Non of my peoples ever did the jersey thing, sportwear thing. Real DC area peeps weren't rocking with that style. And one thing I notice about this area, we have never been into baggy, oversized clothes, always been a fitted town.
The only trend I got into was the white tees, and in this area that started around 98, and it was never the oversized garbage, strictly fitted White tees.