The first clip above is from about 1992. The clip really does speak for itself. The sideways pink ball cap kinda of sums it all up. You know what I am sprayin?
Below is another Foot Locker commercial. This time John Stockton guest stars in the clip. While Stockton may not be exactly hip hop related there is no denying the NBA/basketball connection to the art form.
Mega Hip Hop producer Pete Rock & his partner in the duo, CL Smooth, check in with Ed & Dre on the Who’s the Man set. When Tom Scott’s horns from Today, roll in on this clip, it takes me back to 1992 and T.R.O.Y.The group sheds a little light on their parts in the movie and a little bit on what they were working on at the time of this clip.
This clip here will remind all of you that Doug E. Fresh is arguably one of the most forgotten and under-appreciated all time greats. From the part in his hair, to the lines in his eyebrow, to the old wind breaker watching this clip makes me miss the old school. Obviously a simpler and less egotistical time.
