As pictures circulate showcasing the LeBron XI's in its "beginning stages", I received some ill flicks from my bro D. Kenney. He did a nice I.D. version of the LeBron X's in a custom colorway. Nike released a Volt colorway of the X's, but D. Kenney's version gives these kicks a different twist. The Royal Blue on the inside panel gives the sneakers an original identity, and compliments the brightness of the Volt itself. However, the plot thickens! In a bold move, D. Kenney added some flare with the "Pink Flash" colorway in the Swoosh and the laces, which accentuates these kicks.
But it doesn't stop there! The Royal Blue comes back at the midsole, decorated with signature splashes.
The Black lining separates the midsole from the main sole, which is finished with what appears to be a "Glow-In-The-Dark" bottom. Shout to D. Kenney for gettin' that "1 of 1", and personalizing his LeBron X's with a nice touch. D is a true OG sneakerhead with alot of classics in his arsenal, so when he has time we have to sit down with him and get the complete saga behind his Kick Game! When you take it to that Top-Shelf and personalize your kicks, with the I.D.'s or Bespoke, everybody knows you take it serious. It's not just about the kicks, it's the lifestyle behind it! Salute. Cali "O" #TeamKickGame #LeBronXs #IDs #CustomJoints
Christopher Wallace, the "Notorious BIG", would be 41 years old today. Hard to believe he didn't make it to see 25 years old. Biggie was 2 months shy of seeing 25, but in actuality, the Brooklyn Don saw it and did it all. See, when Biggie was alive, the Twin Towers were still standing. Larry Johnson still played for the Knicks. When Biggie was alive, Hip-Hop was at its finest. When Biggie died, everything changed.
We remember everything Biggie did for New York City, and for the great borough of Brooklyn. I stop and think, "what would Biggie be doing right now in the game?" I can tell you, him and Hova would be doing great business together, tearing down the walls of the Barclays Center every time they got a chance. Selling out tours. Gettin' money like Brooklyn knows how.
I miss going to the clubs, especially Bentley's or Esso's, where B.I.G would have the chicks lined up nice, waiting for an opportunity to service him and the team. In Bentley's the chicks would follow Biggie to the bathroom, and wait! (The rest is history!)
The last time I saw Biggie, where we got to chill, was at a session for my dude R.A. The Rugged Man. It was out on Long Island at Rockin' Reel Studios, and Mark "ByStorm" Pitts came with him. I never laughed so much. We ordered a few Pizzas, and Biggie took half of one pizza pie and folded that shit in half and took it down! We was cryin'!! Just a good dude, who had alot of talent that the world never got to witness his full potential.
We miss you B.I.G., and you will always be a LEGEND whose stories will NEVER DIE. SALUTE. R.I.P. Cali "O" and Mello #TeamKickGame #BrooklynFinest
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