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Lain Iwakura for Balenciaga x Adidas Summer 2022

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Elon Musk continues to empower Nazis. Kanye West (or whatever he's currently calling himself) has been reinstated on Twitter (or whatever Elon is currently calling it).

Kanye West famously brought fellow Nazi Nick Fuentes to dinner with Donald Trump last year.

X, formerly known as Twitter, has reinstated Kanye West’s account on the social media platform. West will not be able to monetize his account, and no ads will appear next to his posts, the company told the Wall Street Journal on Saturday. The musician’s account was suspended in December for violating the platform’s rules on inciting violence. The suspension followed multiple antisemitic comments made by West – who has legally changed his name to Ye – including a threat to “Go death con 3 on JEWISH PEOPLE.” Those statements led to a swift disintegration of multiple business deals, including partnerships with Adidas and luxury fashion house Balenciaga.

If Elon Musk isn't a Nazi himself, he's a fellow traveler. He certainly doesn't want anybody keeping tabs on the explosion of hate speech on the platform since he took over.

Elon Musk has over the last year threatened legal action against tech competitors, employees and people who use Twitter, which he owns. Now he is also taking aim at an organization that studies hate speech and misinformation on social media. X Corp., the parent company of the social media company, sent a letter on July 20 to the Center for Countering Digital Hate, a nonprofit that conducts research on social media, accusing the organization of making “a series of troubling and baseless claims that appear calculated to harm Twitter generally, and its digital advertising business specifically,” and threatening to sue. The letter cited research published by the Center for Countering Digital Hate in June examining hate speech on Twitter, which Mr. Musk has renamed X.com. The research consisted of eight papers, including one that found that Twitter had taken no action against 99 percent of the 100 Twitter Blue accounts the center reported for “tweeting hate.” The letter called the research “false, misleading or both” and said the organization had used improper methodology.

Twitter Blue is apparently a license to post hate speech.

In a blog post Monday evening, X announced that it had filed a lawsuit against the Center for Countering Digital Hate for “actively working to prevent free expression.” The suit was filed in federal court in the Northern District of California. Twitter’s advertising business has been struggling under the ownership of Mr. Musk, who bought the company last year. U.S. ad revenue for the five weeks from April 1 to the first week of May was $88 million, down 59 percent from a year earlier. Advertisers may have been spooked by Mr. Musk’s changes to the social network, including the removal of rules of what can or can’t be said on the service and more ads featuring online gambling and marijuana products.

Hate speech is a major turnoff for most advertisers. Elon thinks that if the Center for Countering Digital Hate stops publicizing the massive hate speech problem at Twitter then advertisers will flood back to the platform.

Elon, did anybody ever tell you that you're a dumb shit? 🫵🏼

Twitter/X is not going to get any better – just the opposite. Elon Musk is determined to turn it into a safe space for far right hatemongers.

If you are still on Twitter then you will increasingly be associated with Nazis, conspiracy loonies, and other lowlife dregs of social media who are welcomed there. No matter how much you may try to avoid the mess there you will inevitably step in their shit.

Fight hate speech on Elon Musk's Twitter and on other platforms. Support the Center for Countering Digital Hate

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WHERE TO SHOP?: Popular streetwear brands today

With all of the new streetwear brands being released these days, it may be difficult to keep up. Here are some staple streetwear brands that have shown to be popular amongst the masses.

1. BATHING APE (BAPE)

Founded in 1993 by Nigo (Tomoaki Nagao) Bathing Ape has been seen as an iconic streetwear brand. Celebrities are often seen sporting the brand from rap artist Drake to late actor Robin Williams. Bape is known for their camo print, shark hoodie, and Bapesta sneaker.

Photo A: A$AP Rocky layering Bape jackets in music video for "Brand New Guy" ft Schoolboy Q

Photo B: Kanye West x A Bathing Ape Bapestas "College Dropout" 2006

2. GOLF WANG/ GOLF le FLEUR

Golf Wang also called Golf, is rapper Tyler the Creator's brand that he founded in 2011. The brand was inspired by his record label Odd Future and has grown to be a favorite by many. In 2017 the brand introduced Golf le FLEUR which has since branched off as a luxury lifestyle and apparel brand. Golf le FLEUR is popular for its collaborations with Converse.

Photo A: In April 2022, Golf le FLEUR x Converse released Converse by You experience where shoppers could customize a pair of Chuck 70's with Golf Wang graphics and logos. The site was live for 24 hours.

Photo B: Tyler the Creator posing for his F/W 2017 look book

3. CACTUS PLANT FLEA MARKET

CPFM was created in 2015 by Cynthia Lu, who worked with Pharrell Williams's as PR for one of his clothing brands, Billionaire Girls Club as well as interning for Complex. The brand has been worn by Kanye West, Kid Cudi, and Travis Scott.

Photo A: Kid Cudi released his merch collaboration with CPFM a few hours before dropping his album Man on the Moon III. The collection consisted of short and long sleeve t-shirts, sweatpants, and sweatshirts.

Photo B: Most recently CPFM has collaborated with McDonalds, creating a limited edition drop of sweats and shirts, as well as releasing a happy meal box and collectable toy at McDonalds locations.

4. BRAIN DEAD

Brain Dead was co-founded by Kyle Ng and Ed Davis in 2014. It started as a creative collective of artists and designers around the world, and since then has become a leading brand in the street wear community. They have collaborated with brands ranging from the North Face to Reebok.

Photo A: Brain Dead x Carhartt WIP released a collection of workwear with Brain Dead graphics for F/W 2018.

Photo B: Brain Dead x the North Face released their collaboration for F/W 2020.

5. KITH

Kith was established in 2011 by Ronnie Fieg, who aims to give shoppers a unique experience and change the current fashion landscape so that customers receive more than what they pay for. Celebrities like Justin and Hailey Bieber are often seen sporting the brand. Kith is known for its extensive list of collaborations with other brands, which includes Levi's, Adidas, Columbia, Coca-Cola, Tommy Hilfiger, and many more.

Photo A: Justin Bieber was photographed sporting a KITH x Versace hoodie (2018).

Photo B: KITH x Cap'n Crunch (2016).

What these brands have in common is their exclusivity appeal and creative collaborations with other brands. Having limited and exclusive drops creates hype for these brands, which is what we see when brands collab with childhood favorites such as the McDonalds happy meal or Cap'n Crunch cereal. These brands have proven to be major players in the streetwear community. Check back next week to see more streetwear related content!

-A.M.

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Dang ye done DONE

Also Y’all ever seen Yeezy in footlocker 🤔😂 ? Just wondering 💭

Foot Locker Pulls Yeezy Sneakers From Stores and Online After Adidas Termination

Courtesy of Foot Locker

Foot Locker is removing Yeezy shoes from its sales floors in light of recent news surrounding the fashion brand.

Adidas cut ties with Kanye “Ye” West, the founder of the Yeezy brand, on Tuesday after the designer made repeated antisemitic comments. As a result, Adidas said it would “end production of Yeezy branded products and stop all payments to Ye and his companies” and “stop the adidas Yeezy business with immediate effect.“

Foot Locker instructed all of its stores to remove all pairs of Yeezys from their sales floors, according to an email sent to employees, which was viewed by FN. According to the email, employees have been asked to hold to hold Yeezy shoes in the backroom until further direction is given.

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Foot Locker confirmed this move in a statement to FN and said it had instructed retail operators to pull Yeezy product from shelves and digital sites.

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“Foot Locker, Inc. does not tolerate any form of antisemitism, or hateful and discriminatory behavior,” the company said in a statement. “While we remain a partner with adidas and carry a wide assortment of their collections — we will not be supporting any future Yeezy product drops, and we have instructed our retail operators to pull any existing product from our shelves and digital sites.”

Losing Yeezy sales in Foot Locker could be especially detrimental to the shoe retailer that recently shared that the amount of Nike product in its stores would be significantly less.

In May, Adidas expanded a partnership with Foot Locker to focus on “product innovation, elevated experiences, and deeper consumer connectivity.” The new partnership targeted more than $2 billion in retail sales by 2025, nearly tripling levels from 2021, Adidas said. It is unclear how much of this would have been generated by Yeezy product.

According to Williams Trading analyst Sam Poser, given the Yeezy fallout, this partnership “has a far less chance now to be successful, than the low percent of success we expected when the deal was initially announced.”

As for Adidas-owned stores, the company said it would “stop the adidas Yeezy business with immediate effect.”

In the wake of the news, other retail stores have taken similar measures to distance themselves from the Yeezy brand and its founder.

Gap, which ended its contract with Yeezy in September, said on Tuesday that it was taking “immediate steps to remove Yeezy Gap product” from stores. Gap said it had also shut down YeezyGap.com.

In 2021, West struck a 10-year deal for Yeezy Gap with Gap Inc. and the option to renew after 5 years. West launched his Yeezy x Gap line for the first time at brick-and-mortar Gap stores on July 21 along with product from the Yeezy Gap Engineered by Balenciaga collection.

“Antisemitism, racism and hate in any form are inexcusable and not tolerated in accordance with our values,” Gap Inc. said in a statement. “On behalf of our customers, employees and shareholders, we are partnering with organizations that combat hate and discrimination.”

Before Adidas’ announcement, Balenciaga, CAA, Vogue and more big names revealed they were cutting ties with Ye as well.

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KICKS: THE ADIDAS X YEEZY "SAND" FOAM RUNNER RETURNS

KICKS: THE ADIDAS X YEEZY “SAND” FOAM RUNNER RETURNS

After the original drop back in 2021 the Adidas x Kanye West YEEZY “Sand Foam” runners return today to select retailers and online. The cost of these will be the same as before at $90.00 dollars. CC:SD X ADIDAS X KANYE WEST tags: #stacksandkickslifestyle #Blogger #kanyewest

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Kanye West apologizes to Jewish community, after his name was written on Israeli missile

Famous American singer, Kanye West’s name has been spotted on an Israeli missile which is apparently going to be used in the Middle East war. A prominent Israeli mixed-martial artist, MMA, fighter, Haim Gozali is taking credit for the stunt. Gozali, who was once affiliated with Bellator, shared the picture of the missile on his official social media handle. DAILY POST reports that the MMA star has been very outspoken on the conflict between Israel and Hamas, oftentimes mocking the death of Palestinians over the past few months. In November, Gozali had written the names of Muslim UFC fighters including Khabib Nurmagomedov and others who have expressed support for Palestine on a bomb that seemed to be on the frontlines. However, sharing new photos of some of the missiles apparently in the possession of Israeli soldiers on his X account, Gozali wrote “@kanyewest you don’t like us Jewish. So we don’t like you either.” The picture captured a shell with the inscription “Kanye West Flying to Gaza Haim Gozali.” It’s unclear if Gozali is the one actually writing the names, or if someone else in the Israeli Defense Forces, IDF, does it on his behalf. Meanwhile Kanye West or Ye, has finally tendered a public apology to the Jewish community over his anti-Semitic comments. This is coming one year after the singer declared war on the Jewish community following his controversial Paris Fashion Week show, where he showcased his White Lives Matter shirts. DAILY POST reports that Kanye had in October 2022 lost lucrative contracts with Adidas and Balenciaga led to losing his billionaire status. He was also banned from X platform and Instagram after saying he was going to ‘go death on 3 on Jewish people’ in a tweet. In a new development on his Instagram page on Tuesday, December 26 2023, the 46-year-old, however, posted a message written in Hebrew which translates to: ‘I sincerely apologise to the Jewish community for any unintended outburst caused by my words or actions. ‘It wasn’t my intention to hurt or demean, and I deeply regret any pain I may have caused. I’m committed to starting with myself and learning from this experience to ensure greater sensitivity and understanding in the future. “Your forgiveness is important to me, and I’m committed to making amends and promoting unity.” @kanyewest you don’t like us jewish. So we don’t like you too !!! pic.twitter.com/V0oF6mNBnq— Haim gozali (@GozaliHaim) December 24, 2023 Read the full article

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Kanye West x Adidas Yeezy Q3 Sales Numbers Revealed

Kanye West x Adidas Yeezy Q3 Sales Numbers Revealed

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: SOLD! Men’s Adidas Adizero Rose 1.5 Restomod Basketball Shoes Size 13 (Grey/Red).

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Men's Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 'Carbon'

Product Details

Brand:

Adidas x Yeezy

Model:

Yeezy Boost 350 V2

Designer:

Kanye West

Nickname:

Carbon'

Colorway:

Asriel / Asriel / Asriel

SKU:

FZ5000

Release Date:

October 02, 2020

Age Group:

Adult

Gender:

Men's / Unisex

Category:

Footwear / Sneakers / Shoes

Shaft Height:

Low Top

Closure:

Lace Up

Season:

Spring / Summer / Fall / Winter

Activity:

Gym & Training / Walking / Casual / Running & Jogging

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Stylish and Budget-Friendly: Yeezy Alternatives That Won't Break the Bank

Yeezy sneakers, designed by Kanye West in collaboration with Adidas, have become a coveted fashion statement. While Yeezys are known for their unique design and premium price tag, there are plenty of affordable alternatives that offer similar style without emptying your wallet. In this guide, we'll explore some stylish Yeezy alternatives that allow you to step up your sneaker game without breaking the bank.

Adidas Originals NMD: The NMD line from Adidas offers a sleek and modern design that mirrors the Yeezy aesthetic. With a comfortable Boost midsole and a variety of colorways, NMD sneakers provide both style and comfort at a more affordable price point.

Puma RS-X: Puma's RS-X line combines retro-inspired design with contemporary elements. These sneakers often feature bold color blocking and chunky silhouettes, making them a great alternative for those seeking a fashion-forward look.

Reebok Classic Leather Legacy: The Classic Leather Legacy sneakers from Reebok offer a timeless and versatile style. Their minimalist design and clean lines provide a Yeezy-like aesthetic without the high cost.

Nike Roshe Run: The Nike Roshe Run is known for its simplicity and lightweight feel. With various color options and a streamlined silhouette, these sneakers offer a casual and comfortable alternative to Yeezys.

New Balance 327: The New Balance 327 features a retro-inspired design with a nod to the brand's heritage. Its unique and eye-catching silhouette is a great option for those looking to make a style statement.

FILA Disruptor: The FILA Disruptor sneakers have gained popularity for their chunky platform sole and distinctive look. These sneakers capture the essence of Yeezy's bold aesthetic without the high price tag.

Under Armour Forge 96: Under Armour's Forge 96 sneakers offer a sporty and modern design. With a mix of materials and textures, they provide a unique and budget-friendly alternative to Yeezys.

ASICS Gel-Lyte: ASICS Gel-Lyte sneakers combine comfort and style with their Gel cushioning technology and sleek design. They offer a versatile option for both athletic and casual wear.

Conclusion: You don't need to break the bank to achieve a stylish and trendy sneaker look similar to Yeezys. With these affordable alternatives, you can enjoy the aesthetics and comfort of Yeezy-inspired sneakers without the premium price tag. Whether you prefer a minimalist design, bold color blocking, or a chunky silhouette, there's a budget-friendly option to suit your personal style. Elevate your sneaker collection and stay fashionable without compromising your budget.

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What Does Sp Mean In Shoes

When shopping for shoes, whether online or in stores, you might have come across various codes and acronyms that can leave you scratching your head. One such code is "SP," often found on shoe labels or descriptions. But fear not, as we're here to unravel the mystery behind this enigmatic abbreviation. In this article, we'll dive into the world of footwear to explore what "SP" means in shoes and its significance in the realm of fashion and functionality.

Decoding "SP" in Shoes

Understanding the Abbreviation

The abbreviation "SP" commonly seen on shoes stands for "Special" or "Special Edition." This term is used by shoe manufacturers to highlight certain shoes that have unique features, designs, or collaborations that set them apart from the regular lineup. These shoes are often created to commemorate specific events, celebrate partnerships, or offer distinct design elements that cater to a niche audience.

The Significance of "SP" Shoes

Distinctive Design

"SP" shoes typically boast a design that deviates from the ordinary. They might feature exclusive colorways, intricate detailing, or innovative materials that catch the eye and reflect the creative vision of the brand or designer. These unique design elements not only attract sneaker enthusiasts but also serve as collector's items for those who appreciate the fusion of art and footwear.

Collaborations and Partnerships

One of the most exciting aspects of "SP" shoes is their involvement in collaborations and partnerships. Shoe manufacturers often team up with renowned designers, artists, athletes, or even other brands to create limited-edition footwear that merges diverse influences. These collaborative efforts result in shoes that tell a story, encapsulating the essence of the collaborators and appealing to fans of both parties.

Limited Availability

Another defining characteristic of "SP" shoes is their limited availability. Manufacturers intentionally produce fewer units of these special editions compared to their regular shoe releases. This scarcity not only adds to their allure but also fuels the desire among sneaker enthusiasts to own a piece of exclusivity. Limited availability can drive up the demand and value of "SP" shoes, turning them into sought-after collector's items.

Examples of "SP" Shoes

Iconic Collaborations

Over the years, numerous "SP" shoes have gained iconic status due to their collaborations with cultural icons. One such example is the Nike x Off-White collaboration, where designer Virgil Abloh's unique design approach transformed classic Nike silhouettes into coveted works of art. Similarly, the Adidas x Kanye West partnership birthed the Yeezy line, known for its distinctive design and unparalleled hype.

Commemorative Releases

"SP" shoes are often released to commemorate significant events or milestones. For instance, during the 2016 Olympics, brands like Nike and Adidas released special edition sneakers adorned with patriotic elements and unique color schemes what does se stand for in shoes to celebrate the global sporting event. These commemorative releases not only pay tribute to historic moments but also provide consumers with a chance to own a piece of history.

Conclusion

In the world of footwear, the "SP" designation holds a special place for sneaker enthusiasts and fashion aficionados alike. It represents a blend of creativity, exclusivity, and often meaningful collaborations. From distinctive designs to limited availability, "SP" shoes encapsulate the essence of what makes sneakers not just functional footwear, but also cultural artifacts. So, the next time you come across an "SP" tag on a pair of shoes, you'll know that you're stepping into a world of artistic expression and unique stories.

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KICKS: ADIDAS X KANYE WEST "YEEZY 700 V3" AZEAL RETURNS!!

One of the popular models the YEEZY v3 700 is returning in the favorite color the “AZAEL”. The kicks will hit select Adidas retailers on the 28th of August and will retail for $200.00 dollars. CC:SD X ADIDAS TAGS: #STACKSANDKICKSLIFESTYLE #BLOGGER #BLOG #ADIDAS #KANYEWEST

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