BIP,
No. They are a summer release.
Thanks. Definitely a decent CW. Of course, shape and materials turn what would be a must cop into a maybe.
i would equate this to the Team Air Max thread but to a lessen extent. Its not a large enough following that each release deserves its own thread and this thread doesnt jump enough such that people cant follow it for pertanent info.
i mean, if you want to start creating official AF1 threads for every release, you are welcome to do so Mr. Hood.
This is the key, IMO.
There are so many AF1s that come out. A few of them might merit their own thread, but most would be 2 pages and die. Probably not worth the clutter.
The hype issue is neither here nor there, honestly - it's more about consolidating info and maintaining a following on the thread as opposed to having a already somewhat weak fanbase fractured into however many sub-threads. I think this is probably the better solution, practically speaking, all things considered.
When a shoe comes along that we know will command enough traffic to warrant its own thread, it does get its own thread. The Supreme releases, for example.
And, props for the KMD pun, whether or not it was intentional.
im not saying this at all.
every single shoe sells or flops on its own merit. but if people purposely hid info in a attempt to "keep da hype off" is pretty childish.
and i dont believe rappers or anyone for that matter can hype a air-force I...they've always been a sneaker on auto pilot, like foamposites USED to be.
what im saying is here on NT, to better shed light on nice colorways on air force 's with their own thread would benefit da community and air force I's in general.
As I said in response to J, I don't think people are trying to hide the shoes or the info.
But, of course rappers can hype the AF1. What made AF1s the "it" shoe throughout the late 90s and early 2000s? Why were white on whites selling out over and over while Retro Jordans -
which were basically in their prime, price- and quality-wise, chugging along steadily but not flying off the shelves on release day? That didn't have to do with Jay-Z, Nelly, Birdman, etc.? ...And, if it doesn't have to do with celeb hype, why aren't all the "cool kids" still wearing them? And, is it just a coincidence that celebs don't really wear them and this generation of kids calls them lame and "played out?"