Every body has a blog or a website now days, and because of that, I don’t want to be one of those guys who launches a new site, and posts ALL OF THE SAME content as all of the popular websites and blogs that we visit on a daily basis.
Personally, I don’t see a purpose in visiting one sneaker site, just to see the same sneakers posted on nicekicks.com or hypebeast.com, WTF IS THE PURPOSE OF THAT?!
Because I am against that logic, I feel an obligation to provide unique content. And if it’s not absolutely unique, I at least want it to be shared between very few websites - not the same Jordan post blasted across the entire internet.
Curating unique content has been proven to be easier said than done, and because of that - I’m going to have to delay the launch of my website just a little longer than originally intended, and that’s whassup to me.
Shout out to my boys SJ and Chris for helping me on the coding!
Ericjunior.com, still coming soon!
Jhene - My Mine. One of the hottest songs from her mixtape.
I need this piece in my life. #h&m #versace (Taken with instagram)
Crazy Remix. Swedish House Mafia “Save The World” Third Party Remix
Random saturday chilling on Fairfax w/ @CaliforniaCush and we seen this video being filmed … #shoutout to @KreayShawn

Art of Vandalism? That’s always the question when property is tagged. In the recent case of the Supreme NYC storefront - it’s safe to say that this bomb can be classified under vandalism.

Although a billion dollar industry, and world-wide phenomenon - There aren’t too many websites solely created for a sneaker head and their collection. Fortunately for the internet savvy sneaker fiends, Sneakerpedia fills that missing void. If you haven’t done so already, check it out.