2022 has been a year for superstar Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving, as the highest-paid part-timer in history. While his stance on not getting the vaccine is steadfast, that limits his accessibly for his team to have him during the home contest, couple that with his mindset on his 8 installments of his signature line with the swoosh being ‘trash.” The reveal of a special edition Dunk Low collaboration shows us that there is still loved between Irvin and the swoosh.
Thanks to the sneaker being leaked by @woganwodeyang we see that this Nike Dunk Low features a White leather base with Powder Blue overlays. Other details include a Pale Yellow ankle collar with graphic patterns and hits of Red on the heel branding and the Kyrie logo on the tongues tags and insoles. A White midsole atop a Pink rubber outsole completes the design.
Kyrie Irving’s love for skating and SBs is no secret, so it would only make since for this collabortion to come about. His recreations of some of his favorite Nike SB Dunks on his signature models such as the “Rayguns,” the Friends & Family “Yellow Lobster” SB Dunk Low by Concepts, and the 2006 “Day of the Dead.” This help to bring some Kyire’s personality on the court with him, so it would only be nature to bring Kyrie’s personaliy off the court in a model he loves.
At the time of writing, there’s no official word on this shoe’s inspiration or when it will release. However, Look for the Kyrie Irving x Nike Dunk Low to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com.Check out more images below:
This Spring, the Nike Dunk Low will be added to the latest “Copy Paste” series lineup. A “Copy Paste” theme spreads its logos throughout its entire upper. Nike often falls back on overbranding in some way to create a unique colorway, this sneaker highlights one of their most familiar sports branding logo that appears on the tongue of the sneaker.
This newly revealed Dunk Low comes dressed in Grey hues constructed in a mix of mesh and leather materials.The tumbled leather overlays match said cool tone across the forward-half of the silhouette, while the rear portion opts for a much darker, greyer finish. Additionally, the Swoosh and lining are tinted down to a dark black, and the midsole/laces round out the colorway in white.
Highlighting the shoe are Nike logos copied and pasted throughout its entire upper while the “Copy-Paste” theme continues on the insoles.White laces and midsole with Black Swooshes and rubber outsole complete the design.
Enjoy an official look at these upcoming Dunks below, the Nike Dunk Low “Copy Paste” to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com.
A Disney+ Original movie,“Cheaper by the Dozen” is a fresh take on the 2003 hit family comedy, but this story addresses the real-world conversations about race and the African-American expericene in America.
With everything, you’d expect from a Disney movie, but elements that are not typically touched on from the mouse house’s family-friendly movies. “Cheaper by the Dozen” follows the Bakers a blended family of 12 who navigates a hectic home life while simultaneously managing their family business (Bakers Dozen). Paul Baker (Zach Braff) and his wife Zoey Baker (Gabrielle Union) both come together in a Brady bunch-like way as Paul had three children from his previous marriage and add in two from Zoey’s. Were set at seven but then add-in two sets of twins, and Paul’s ex-wife Kate (Erika Christensen) as a second mom there’s our dozen.
Having nine children could take its toll on anyone financially but having a great breakfast restaurant can help keep things stable, however, when given the opportunity to provide a better life for his family by selling his sauce (that’s hot, sweet, or savory depending on what it’s combined with) Paul jumps at the chance. Now the Bakers are heading to Calabasas.
From Right to Left: Bottom; Caylee Blosenski, Gabrielle Union, Zach Braff Middle; Mykal-Michelle Harris, Aryan Simhadri, Andre Robinson, Journee Brown, Leo Abelo Perry Top; Mykal-Michelle Harris, Kylie Rogers, Luke Prael and Christian Cote.
They’re are many occasions where race comes into play, due to Zoey being Black and Paul being White, for example when calabasas “finest” felt it was important to tell Zoey about the strict nieborhood noise policy. But his tone changed when speaking to Paul. Or when Zoey is mistaken to be a nany to here byrasical twins Bailey (Christian Cote) and Bronx (Sebastian Cote) by Anne (June Diane Raphael). DJ’s father Dom Clayton (Timon Kyle Durrett) spoke to Paul about how even though his managed to become sucessful he still gets pulled over everytime his in a new city due to being a black men in a nice car. The fear he feels when getting pulled over is nothing Paul has to worry about. Dom knows that once DJ is able to drive they’ll need to have “the talk” ever Black men need to have with their son when getting pulled over by the police. This makes the conversation Zoey had with Paul about feeling uncomfortable and a sense of no belonging in the community hit that much harder.
The Bakers arriving to the pool.
They’re was even a moment when before meeting (Kar)Anne at the pool. Zoey wouldn’t let the twins Bailey and Bronx bring thier toy guns to the pool with them due to the fear of police office mistaking them for real ones that come lead to catastrophic results.
Well these moments of microaggressions, racist remarks, and the general black experice in America are highlighted throughout the film it was still suprising to see them addressed in a Disney film targeted towards kids and family. It shouldn’t be suprise due to the socail climate of the past two years.
Check out the trailer for a glimpse at the funny and heartwarming story of the raucous exploits of a blended family of 12, the Bakers, as they navigate a hectic home life while simultaneously managing their family business.
Coi’s latest single “Anxiety” dropped back in January as the buzz for her upcoming album, which will follow her 2019 tape EC2 continues to grow. Last month, Coi’s father Benzino revealed that his daughter recorded a song with Minaj for her upcoming debut album. “Her album’s gonna be dope. She got this song with Nicki Minaj that’s gonna be coming out that’s gonna be crazy,” he said during a Clubhouse chat.
After Nicki Minaj denied rumors of a collaboration with Coi Leray it turns out the rumored collaboration with Nicki Minaj is coming to life. The 24-year-old rapper has announced that her new single “Blick Blick” featuring the rap queen will hit streaming services on Friday, March 18. The cover art is splashed with bright pinks and blues and shows Nicki and Coi standing side by side holding prop guns.
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During a recent IG Live session about the single announcement leak, Leray asked her father to ‘sit the fuck down.’“It’s my turn, Daddy,” Leray said “I’mma need you to sit the fuck down, grab you some popcorn, enjoy the show, and clap for me when it’s time to clap for me. Alright, Daddy? Don’t worry. I told him this before I hopped online.”
A video has also been shot and is expected to debut alongside the song. Coi shared the first photo from the visual featuring her and Nicki, who are both seen toting colorful guns.
2022 marks the 35th-anniversary of the iconic Nike Air Max 1 silhouette, and a host of releases will arrive this year celebrating the occasion including the Nike Air Max 1 “Wabi-Sabi,” collaborative Concepts “Heavy” and “Mellow,” and more.
Following an early look revealed last week, Nike Sportswear reveals the official images of the Nike Air Max 1 NH “Treeline” that resembles 2010’s “Skunk” Nike SB Dunk High. The upcoming colorway arrives in natural hues of Treeline, Light Bordeau, and Dark Driftwood, this offering of the Nike Air Max 1 comes constructed in a mix of leather and mesh with Purple and Green hairy suede overlays on the Swooshes, mudguards, and heels, respectively. A White midsole atop a Navy rubber outsole completes the design.
Additional details include Nike Air Max branding is embroidered in gold on the heel and featured in purple on the dark grey tongue patch. Waffle patterns on the insoles and bright green lining on the tongue. A yellowed Air bubble midsole is elevated by black outsoles to complete the classic silhouette.
Take an official look at the Nike Air Max 1 NH “Treeline” below, and look for the pairs to arrive around 4/20 at Nike’s website and select retailers for $130 USD.
