Check out the coverage of the HIN Chicago drift demo at Risky Devil. A lot of sick rides smokin’ it up!
Formula D “Locked and Loaded” is also just around the corner. You can get tickets online shipped to you or for pick up at will call. Stay tuned for some EXCITING news from Fatlace and Formula D!
It’s ok, you missed a great party. Thanks to TRUE, Pirate DJ’s, Apollo, ShortKut, and of course NIKE for having us host the party. Photos to come but for now, some goodies…
On March 30th, Nike, Fatlace, TRUE, & The Pirate DJs presents the Official Air Force 1 25th Anniversary Party held at the Infamous Milk Bar on Haight Street in San Francisco.
World Famous DJ Apollo, DJ Shortkut, DJ Ivan will bring the Beats.
FEATURING THE AF1 GALLERY:
Rare samples of the BEST Air Force Ones from the past 25 years plus a sneak peak at future AF1 releases.
HEAT COMPETITION:
Bring your hottest AF1’s and WIN your choice of any AF1’s at TRUE SOLE courtesy of NIKE.
Growing up training and watching Bruce Lee movies gave me the ultimate source of imagination and creativity from making nunchaku’s out of cut broom sticks using chain or rope in the 80’s. Til this day I not only watch his movies but many old movies to remind me that people, before there was special effects, took the time to do what they did and earn their way to where they’re at. Nowadays it seems that people try and figure out the quickest way to fame without paying their dues.. Like Premier said, “If you ain’t carry a crate of records to your gig, you shouldn’t be allowed to use Serrato”. I think that statement is so true in many ways.
Taken from the classic Vaughn Bode comic “Cheech Wizard”
this banger even comes with a matching hoody. Both available
Saturday morning at 11a. 12 pairs only. Hoody and shoe sold separately but you’ll see some
love if you buy both.
If you’re in the Rain City get down to GOODS.
Last week I went to a good friends gallery opening in SF. I think it deserves a front page link cause of the work he’s done to help his clients, who are primarily humanitarian aid and development organizations, foundations and magazine publications, interested in documenting the life stories and changing times of underserved communities around the world. Visit Peter Lemieux, read the stories and let it sink in, and if you’re in SF, please visit his latest installation which is called, “An Exhibition on Global Poverty”.
St. Mary’s Cathedral Event Center
1111 Gough Street, San Francisco
