Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothing. Show all posts
Salt-N-Pepa | The Showstopper
The train made a stop (Where?) Two hundred and five
And a little soft guy walked inside
He wore plastic Bally’s and a booty Gucci suit
Cracked a little smile and showed a fake gold tooth.
Note: Long before Snoop Dogg riffed on Doug E. Fresh x Slick Rick’s La Di Da Di in 1993, Salt-N-Pepa issued this female response –– yet another testament to the song’s iconic status.
The Pharcyde | Return of the B-boy
Some people wear all that Fila gear
Gonna rock this party out the atmosphere.
Note: This song came out in 1992 but reminisces about 1987. The above pic is of the Fila Fresh Crew, who appeared on the 1987 compilation album N.W.A. and the Posse. The man on the right would go on to become The D.O.C.. Dallas, represent!
Labels:
1987,
clothing,
fashion,
fila,
hip hop,
history,
los angeles,
music,
nwa,
south central,
style,
the pharcyde,
tracksuit
GZA | Investigative Reports
Labels:
1995,
clothing,
denim,
fashion,
ghostface killah,
guess,
gza,
hip hop,
history,
music,
new york,
staten island,
style,
wu-tang clan
De La Soul | Me, Myself and I
Now you tease my Plug One style
And my Plug One spectacles
You say Plug One and Two are hippies
No we’re not, that’s pure plug bull.
Labels:
1989,
accessories,
clothing,
de la soul,
eyewear,
fashion,
hip hop,
hippie,
history,
long island,
music,
new york,
style
LL Cool J | I'm Bad
Calling all cars, calling all cars …
Be on the lookout for a tall, light-skinned brother with dimples
Wearing a black Kangol, sweatsuit, gold chain and sneakers.
Boogie Down Productions | The Bridge is Over
What’s the matter with your DJ, MC Shan?
On the wheels of steel Marlon sucks
You’d better change what comes out your speaker
You’re better off talking bout your wack Puma sneaker.
Note: Region tag is attributed to the photo.
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