A confusing extremely late Making of the Video for “The Instrumental” off of Lupe Fiasco’s debut album Food and Liquor released in 2006.

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MIKE23 has released a few more accessories, the most intriguing being a crackle-print sneaker wallet, yes it’s true, a wallet that you put on your sneaker. Other items include a crackle-print bean bag chair, a crackle-print umbrella, and MIKE logo lace locks.

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NYC via Miami artist Jose Parla, a practitioner of the palimpsests form is currently touring Australia with his unique metropolis-inspired stylings. Parla employs a vast range of methods, tools and mediums to express his vision of textured, multi-layered “segmented realities”, which have recently “blown up the spot” at the Autopsy Gallery in Melbourne.

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A celebratory collection from Stussy x Goods, this 4th Year Anniversary drop includes t-shirts, crewnecks, zip-up hoodies, and skate decks in a predominately black, white, and gold color theme.

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Logan Hicks teams up with X-Large LA for a few new products. Inspired by graffiti, the pieces include two bandans and a pair of pants. The bandans feature a twist on the paisley print, and a mask, respectively. The pants display fabric print on the pocket linings and pant legs, but the real highlight is a pocket large enough to hold a can of spray paint.

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The UNKL UniPo’s are back in two new series. UniPo Series 3 draws inspiration from interplanetary exploration, modeling each toy in an astronaut suit, while Series 4 gives a nod to darkness, with demonic, ghoulish references. A select few figures are available at 6 inches, but the general size for the collection is 2 inches.

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Victim and Mita Sneakers of Japan are releasing two new colourways for the New Balance CM670; brown on brown and black on black.

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X-Large meets up with one of their best buddies, David Flores, to get down on a set of Bearbricks. Other accessories will also be available from the collabo at X-Large’s Japan flagship stores starting today, April 28th.

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Keeping their safari active, Nike is set to drop the Nike Dunk Low True Blue/Gold Safari shortly. These are definitely some of the best kicks using the safari print yet, as they are highlighted, rather than dominated by the pattern.

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New Era gets even more flashy, this time with blinged out oversized logo fitteds. Currently only available in Atlanta, Boston, Los Angeles, and New York, New Era should be reaching out to more teams soon. If spending 30-40 dollars on a hat sounds like pennies to you, scoop up one of these for $200 USD.

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Look out at the Rivington Club today for a huge bomb of 30 tees dropping from Alife. Pictured above is only a portion of what Alife is coming with today in NYC, and a week from now in Vancouver.

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Adidas Skateboarding keeps it clean with this white on black version of the classic Stan Smith tennis shoe. Designed specifically for skating, these shoes featuring a thicker heel collar, recessed eyelets, and an air cushioned heel. Available May 1st at Adidas Skateboarding retailers.

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Capitalizing on their success in retail, Crooks & Castles gets smart and cuts out the middleman. These tees are web exclusive, meaning you can only get them if you hit up the Crooks site. The standout of the collection is obviously last month’s Illuminati release with Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. music label, a tee that many thought would not be available. Head on over to the Crooks site and see what’s left.

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