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After releasing a few different interpretations of the Tubular model including the Invader and Invader Strap. Adidas brings back the Radial silhouette by revamping it in a simple monochromatic colorway. Overlaying panels of perforated neoprene, suede and elastic strap in tonal black allows the varying textures to shine through as they’re contrasted against a stark white trefoil branding and EVA foam outsole.

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It’s safe to say concert merch has always been a “thing,” but it’s undoubtedly been taken to new heights as of late thanks to Kanye West. In teaming up with Wes Lang for the Yeezus tour in 2013 and 2014, ‘Ye and company created some of the most elevated, coveted concert merch of all time, even opening pop-up shops in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Australia to offer similarly inspired pieces — almost singlehandedly reigniting interest in Alpha Industries’ flight jackets in the process. The merch and associated pop-ups have had a far-reaching effect, influencing the likes of Travis Scott’s blink-and-you-missed-it Rodeo collection, not to mention Justin Bieber’s Purpose merch and Jerry Lorenzo-styled looks.

Now Yeezy and the DONDA crew are back at it, following up the release of the Yeezy Season 3 fashion show/The Life of Pablo listening party‘s Cali Thornhill DeWitt and DONDA collaboratively-designed pieces with a corresponding pop-up of their own. Like Yeezus before it, the Pablo spot builds on the initial merch drop, offering up some new pieces — including customized denim trucker jackets — in a decidedly minimalist space.

The pop-up will be open March 18 until 8 p.m. and from noon to 8 p.m. on both Saturday March 19 and Sunday March 20.

The Life of Pablo Pop-Up Shop
83 Wooster St.
New York, NY 10012
United States

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Denzel Curry once again comes back with an album that shows he's someone to worry about in the rap game. After releasing and absorbing his newest work, Imperial, Curry is proving his point with his unique flow. His vicious tempo is just instilling the message he's proving. From the quick tempo starting at ULT, Curry transitions each song well enough to Knotty Head where he's illustrating his conflicts.

Imperial is an album that is transitioning Denzel Curry into a well polished artist. He's already had the perfect tempo and flow from N64, for Denny Cascade and Zone 3 will be knockin forever!

Every artists is doing something similar and trying to survive in the hostility of the game, so to come out and push something that's different isn't uncommon anymore. Switching up from club bangers to music with a message is a big difference, but to bring both of them together and do it in a great way is something to be proud of.

Great job Denzel.

- A.T