Nearly two decades ago, at a time when rapper sneaker collaborations were a rarity, Nike embarked on a unique venture by producing friends and family editions of Air Force 1s branded with the Terror Squad insignia for the legendary rapper Fat Joe. These sneakers, originally never intended for public consumption, gained notoriety when a former member of Fat Joe's camp sold a handful of pairs to the public.
Since then, these kicks have been in high demand but remained elusive to all but the most connected and deep-pocketed sneaker enthusiasts. However, a significant shift is on the horizon as at least two pairs of Terror Squad Air Force 1s are slated to make their retail debut next summer.
Fat Joe confirmed this exciting development during a recent interview on Full Size Run. He also hinted at the existence of another exclusive friends and family colorway that may see the light of day. Interestingly, Virgil Abloh, the late visionary designer, had previously approached Fat Joe with the idea of collaborating on Off-White x Terror Squad Air Force 1s. This proposal ultimately led to a partnership between Nike and Fat Joe to create the upcoming retail releases.
Fans and sneakerheads got a sneak peek of what's to come when Fat Joe proudly showcased a sample of the Terror Squad x Air Force 1 in white, grey and pink colors last month, right from the courtside at Madison Square Garden. The specific colorways scheduled for release next year have yet to be unveiled, leaving enthusiasts eagerly awaiting further details.
As recently announced by Fat Joe on Instagram, the highly anticipated Blackout Terror Squad x Nike Air Force 1 will officially hit retail shelves on September 16, with a price tag of $150. This exciting development marks a significant moment for sneaker aficionados, as they eagerly anticipate the chance to finally own a piece of rap and sneaker history. Stay tuned for more updates as the story continues to unfold.
Sign up for the 3Music Newsletter for breaking news, events, and unique stories.
Mr. Eazi has added on to his philantropic works in Ghana with the renovation of the Bronx Boxing Gym in Jamestown.
3Music TV would like to extend heartfelt appreciation to viewers, the entertainment ecosystem, the media, clients, partners, sponsors and all who have made the first year’s journey worthwhile.
Singer Adina Thembi opens up about her experience working with Ghanaian Reggae-Dancehall Artiste Stonebwoy on the Big Conversation with the Culture Squad.
Not My Concern, seamlessly blends Afro Pop and Amapiano influences. GINIUS's harmonious vocals take center stage, reminiscent of her early days in her church choir. The track's catchy chorus and playful melodies, driven by log drums, deliver a message of blessings and positivity.
Lanez' request for bail is met with skepticism from legal experts. Michael Freedman of The Freedman Firm explained that to obtain bail pending an appeal, Lanez must demonstrate a substantial likelihood of prevailing on appeal, typically by showing errors made by the trial judge.
According to a source from Mohbad's team, the young singer had visited the hospital for treatment due to an infection resulting from an injury. During his hospital stay, he received an injection, after which he unexpectedly lost consciousness and did not regain consciousness.
Seasoned Ghanaian rapper, Ko-Jo Cue has called for more action and less talk in the Ghanaian Music Industry. He spoke on taking steps to put into practice the knowledge of the music business, rather than continually speaking on it with nothing to show for it.
Calabash Color festival has succesfully held the very first edition over the weekend at Untamed Empire.
Ghanaian-born American fashion designer, Mimi Plange launches the Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 20 CEREMONY.
Robyn Rihanna Fenty has unveiled her newest collaboration with Puma, the Avanti.
The Mimi Plange x Nike LeBron 20 collaboration is a visual masterpiece, featuring exquisite floral embroidery covering the entire white-based upper. Vibrant infrared accents adorn the iconic Swoosh logos, tongue, and sockliner, adding a striking contrast to the design.
Asakaa Boys shut down Paris as part of their Europe Tour, off an assist from Tieme Music.
Comments