While this may dissuade others from going down the same route that Harvey and his co-conspirators did, don't think there aren't others thinking of other ways to cash in on the sneaker market.
Killed over a Black & Mild? We have to be better than this, man.
Saying that adidas is "raping him" via his business contract, Kanye hopes that his followers turn their back on the three-stripe brand in his name and let these sneakers brick upon arrival.
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As sneakerheads, we understand. As human beings, we have to question if these men are getting paid enough to cover medical expenses for possible back injuries or something (no shots).
On the other hand, Wendy Williams' former attorney, LaShawn Thomas, blames Williams' court-ordered guardianship for her deteriorating health and isn't sold on her diagnosis.
Sometimes all it takes is one misunderstanding for things to go completely left.
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When police went to Uzzle's home to conduct a welfare check when concern began to grow after no one had heard from him, they found that Uzzle had passed away in an apparent suicide.
Whether you support him or canceled him, Kanye still has a loyal following that will gobble up whatever he drops whether it be music, clothing, or conspiracy theories.
Churning out hits like "Go Crazy," "Air Forces" and "Standing Ovation" amongst other songs, Jeezy gave the crowd what they wanted and maybe more during his 23-minute performance.
Only question is, will The Fall Off be J. Cole's swan song? Some assume it will be but Jay-Z retired numerous times in his rap career only to return with new classics, so we wouldn't bet the house on that assumption.