Gotta have a “Bot”.
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Gotta have a “Bot”.
I've been able to get all the general releases I've wanted without any issue through Nike.com or the SNKRS app.
You do have to purchase the minute they drop though. No bot needed. Just gotta be quick on the draw.
High key them shits wack B..
I’m done.
@FJP we started this thread on the flints and now we just ended it.
let the lil bro’nem have it.
*unsubscribes from thread*
Are you using a mobile device? I'm an Android user but I've heard iphone users have more success on SNKRS.
No, I usually get them on my desktop with wired gigabit Internet.
I'm an Android user too.
Has nothing to do with having an iPhone or not.
It has a lot to do with how quick you are placing the order and how fast your internet connection is.
Those black/red 14s that came out are clean as fuck.
Fractions of a second are literally the difference between getting "Got em" or not.
My man said “Quick on the draw”!
If there’s 10 thousand shoes and 100 thousand people that want them, then there’s gonna be 90 thousand mad muthafucka’s!
“Quick draw”!
Everybody’s little clicking the second the shoes drop and they’re instantly sold out, ain’t that much clicking on Earth!
You must be clicking like this
LOL, not quite like that but I do make the purchase right at 9am when they drop.My man said “Quick on the draw”!
If there’s 10 thousand shoes and 100 thousand people that want them, then there’s gonna be 90 thousand mad muthafucka’s!
“Quick draw”!
Everybody’s little clicking the second the shoes drop and they’re instantly sold out, ain’t that much clicking on Earth!
You must be clicking like this
A lot of people that miss out think they can roll out of bed Saturday morning at whatever time, hungover, with their janky internet connection and Boost Mobile phone.
LOL, not quite like that but I do make the purchase right at 9am when they drop.
A lot of people that miss out think they can roll out of bed Saturday morning at whatever time, hungover, with their janky internet connection and Boost Mobile phone.
Nah people ain't rolling outta bet anymore, they're online at 8am for 9am releases.
The day a shoe's releases, I see all of the purchases on GOAT, eBay etc of all of the people that missed out.
Glad that you're getting your though! I don't even bother anymore.
I'm only talking about the general releases. I don't even bother with the limited (QS) releases. It's pretty much only bots getting those.
An Abridged History of Hip-Hop’s Relationship with Sneaker Culture
In the 35 years since Nike first introduced the Air Force 1, one of its most iconic sneakers, rap’s relationship with the sneaker industry has gone through many phases. Rappers have gone from subtle co-signers who helped start grassroots movements to indirect ad men, to power brokers with creative control over entire lines of product.
Air Force 1s, for example, have continued to thrive for decades largely because of their important place in rap culture. They were made famous by the rappers who emerged from neighborhoods in New York, Philadelphia and other East Coast cities where the shoe was a staple amongst hustlers, and influenced generations of listeners in the process (Michael Jordan never dropped 50 points in Air Force 1s). Today, rappers dictate business and trends in a way one never thought possible, to the point where rappers have usurped athletes as the go-to tastemakers in the industry. It’s been quite a sea change in terms of how the various companies do business, but rap has always had an epochal influence on the sneaker industry.
Long before A$AP Rocky was consulting for brands and sitting front row at Paris Fashion Week, Run-DMC were showing off their adidas Superstars on MTV. Before Nike took a chance on Kanye West with a signature shoe, Reebok gave Jay-Z that same opportunity. Over the years, there have been sneakers designed and/or influenced by a who’s who of rap’s elite: Nas, Wu-Tang, Eminem, Raekwon, Cam’ron, DJ Premier, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Future, Pusha T, De La Soul and so many others.
From “My Adidas” to “Air Force Ones” and from Hammer to Kanye, here’s a brief history of rap’s relationship with sneaker culture.
Full Article
In the 35 years since Nike first introduced the Air Force 1, one of its most iconic sneakers, rap’s relationship with the sneaker industry has gone through many phases. Rappers have gone from subtle co-signers who helped start grassroots movements to indirect ad men, to power brokers with creative control over entire lines of product.
Air Force 1s, for example, have continued to thrive for decades largely because of their important place in rap culture. They were made famous by the rappers who emerged from neighborhoods in New York, Philadelphia and other East Coast cities where the shoe was a staple amongst hustlers, and influenced generations of listeners in the process (Michael Jordan never dropped 50 points in Air Force 1s). Today, rappers dictate business and trends in a way one never thought possible, to the point where rappers have usurped athletes as the go-to tastemakers in the industry. It’s been quite a sea change in terms of how the various companies do business, but rap has always had an epochal influence on the sneaker industry.
Long before A$AP Rocky was consulting for brands and sitting front row at Paris Fashion Week, Run-DMC were showing off their adidas Superstars on MTV. Before Nike took a chance on Kanye West with a signature shoe, Reebok gave Jay-Z that same opportunity. Over the years, there have been sneakers designed and/or influenced by a who’s who of rap’s elite: Nas, Wu-Tang, Eminem, Raekwon, Cam’ron, DJ Premier, Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Future, Pusha T, De La Soul and so many others.
From “My Adidas” to “Air Force Ones” and from Hammer to Kanye, here’s a brief history of rap’s relationship with sneaker culture.
Full Article
You better not.
U heard what happened to Rey mysterio?
I have not
these are not my pics
WWE Extreme Rules results: Rey Mysterio 'loses an eye' during match against Seth Rollins
WWE star Rey Mysterio loses to Seth Rollins in the "Eye for an Eye" match
www.latimes.com
Meaning
nothings wrong with Bo's......in certain color ways
I wear premium shoes
he wears signature shoes
Totally not the same
I bet y’all gat every diamond turf
WWE Extreme Rules results: Rey Mysterio 'loses an eye' during match against Seth Rollins
WWE star Rey Mysterio loses to Seth Rollins in the "Eye for an Eye" match
Smfh
I hope you have 2 eyes.
Man cop if you feeling. Fuck what Shady talking bout
For sure, mostly trying to get the banter going in here
On second thought
those are a automatic cop
those are a automatic cop