…well, referring to those now-infamous left and right shoes.

Way to man up, Big. Take the L, keep strollin’.

I meant to say this part the other day but didn’t feel like continuing on about the whole thing, plus I wanted to see what Big had to say.

Clark Kent & the other cat from Sneakerpimps, y’all hoed up.

In an interview with Nice Kicks, they were all “We represent sneaker culture” rah rah siss-boom-bah. Yet, when asked about the whole thing, they pawned it off on the fact that they didn’t have a chance to catch Big Boi before he went on stage.

Yet, you checked some other kid @ the door for wearing fakes? You were going to set his shoes on fire? Oh really?

None of that sounds plausible.

Unless I have a conversation with Clark Kent or hear something differently that makes me see things differently about his personality & “history,” I’ll just keep proclaiming that this dude is just another leech who got cash & hopped in the game.

Do I believe or expect that every celeb pictured in the latest Dunks has a rich history & knowledge in sneakers? No. But do if you don’t, don’t front. Do like Big, say you got on, got some bread and started coppin’ what you missed out on or that you pay a stylist & countless connects to keep you fresh. That’s way more respectable.

Furthermore, I’m of the high & might opinion that a gathering of “sneakerheads” is about as cool as a Star Trek convention. Meeting an employee @ a shoe store & chopping it up about shoes or passing a nod acknowledging a cats kicks on the streets, both are cool. Attending an organized sausagefest with sneakers being the commonality = basura.

Anyways, props to Maurice & watch for the upcoming footage & feature he’s got with the whole Dungeon Fam.

As an extra, here’s a little footage of Sir Lucious’ performance @ Sneakerpimps Atlanta.

Previously Posted — F.I.L.A. But This Ain’t Right…