We’re getting a little foreign flavor up in here with French Montana. Would 6LACK go in a direction that resembles his music, or might he change it up and give us something loud and boisterous. Though he brings a completely different vibe I think it would be interesting to see what he would do with a pair of shoes-specifically the Slip On’s-which can feature a simple monotone color or extravagant patterns. You’ll never read anything about an extravagant outfit he wore, and his music often focuses on serious emotional issues. He was most recently nominated for Best Rap/Sung Performance for his song “Pretty Little Fears” which featured J. He’s already made an impression having been nominated for several Grammy’s. One of Rolling Stones “Ten New Artists You Need To Know” in 2016, 6LACK is one of the newest up and coming artists. The Nike Venom Phantom Elite is one of the premier cleats available, and letting Waka bring the taste of Atlanta, home of one of the premier soccer teams, to the cleat seems guaranteed to be fire. I’d personally like to request that every time someone takes a step, the shoe screams “WAKA”, “FLEX”, or “BRICK SQUAD.” Let’s take his love of soccer and pair him with a soccer cleat.
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He has strong connection to sports, frequently showing up to his hometown of Atlanta’s professional soccer team and is regularly seen balling with other rappers. Waka is the elder statesman of the list having been in the public conscious for the longest amount of time, and he is still one of the most recognizable artists. Waka Flocka Flame x Nike Phantom Venom Elite (10) However, there are plenty of artists out there who have yet to tackle such a project, so we created a list of the top ten rappers, who we think would create something interesting, and paired them with a shoe, we think they could really do incredible work with. As a result, there is a history of rappers collaborating with sneaker companies to design their own unique shoes. Perhaps no form of music associates itself with the fashion industry, specifically shoes, more than hip-hop/rap.
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