Showing posts with label new york. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new york. 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.
GZA | Investigative Reports
Labels:
1995,
clothing,
denim,
fashion,
ghostface killah,
guess,
gza,
hip hop,
history,
music,
new york,
staten island,
style,
wu-tang clan
GZA | 4th Chamber
Labels:
1995,
clarks,
fashion,
footwear,
ghostface killah,
gza,
hip hop,
history,
music,
new york,
staten island,
style,
wallabee,
wu-tang clan
A Tribe Called Quest | Buggin' Out
I sport New Balance sneakers to avoid a narrow path
Mess around with this, you catch a size eight up your ass.
— Phife Dawg
Inspired by Nike’s tribute to ATCQ, DJ Mars decided to customize his own 574’s in the style of The Low End Theory.
A Tribe Called Quest | Excursions
If you botch up, what’s in that ass?
A pair of Nikes, size ten-and-a-half.
— Q-Tip
In 2011, Nike produced these Blazers inspired by the cover of The Low End Theory, the album this song came from.
Digable Planets | The Art of Easing
Quiet, please, in the back, quiet please
You will have two texts
And finally, we are taking a field trip
To the East Star Housing
Projects, speak perfect slang
Black Caesar, Super Fly, Goldie
These are the images we want you portrayed in.
Labels:
black caesar,
blaxploitation,
culture,
digable planets,
fashion,
film,
flashback,
goldie,
hip hop,
history,
music,
new york,
style,
super fly
Digable Planets | The Art of Easing
Quiet please, quiet please
Welcome to this class
Black Studies 700: The Art of Easing
I’m your conductor instructor Mr. Castro
Take a look at your syllabus
You are required to be plushed out and dipped daily
Guess, army suits, Timbs, Lugz, whatever.
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
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