SneakerTube.TV

 

For all my fellow sneakerheads out there we finally get our own YouTube-esque community for us to keep in touch, see new sneaker releases, reviews, collections and everything else sneaker related... SneakerTube.tv first video is an intro from OG Sneakerhead MAYOR, and if the MAYOR is involved you know some exclusive ish is coming as well! So go over to Sneaker Tube and create your profile and get started.

CELEBRITIES SNEAKERHEADS GET RADII FEVER!

 

Remember those Radii Footwear kicks I got a few months back? Well a plethora of sneakerhead celeberites have recently been caught with Radii fever as well. Check out stars like Justin Beiber, Chris Brown, Trey Songz, Dr Drama, and Lil Chuckee from Young Money, all rocking their Radii Footwear!

Sneakerheads - The Art of Sneaker Collecting

Everyone has their own certain hobbies. It may be coin collecting, or working on cars. Either way it cost time, as well as money. Even if you don't have a hobby that you spend money on there are other things that consume your cash flow. Some people don't think shoe collecting is a real hobby and a waste of time but there are dedicated individuals who are as into sneakers and the culture just like ever other hobbies out there. If a women can spend $500 on a Coach purse, why can't I spend $500 on a pair of sneakers? Well this short video is a very small insight to how sneaker collectors operate... Check it out and tell me what you think.

Sneakerheads -- The Art of Sneaker Collecting from Edmond Stevens on Vimeo.

Are you sneakerhead?

Well i was doing some random internet browsing and ran across this quiz entitled "Are You A Sneakerhead?" and I decided to take the quiz and see my resluts. Well according to them Im more of a pretty boy, but is that so bad? lol

Here is the link to the quiz. Take it and tell me your results!

Here is Wikipedias definition of a sneakerhead-
"A sneakerhead is a person who owns multiple pairs of shoes as a form of collection and fashion. It is often manifested by the use of shoes primarily made for sports, such as tennis or basketball, as normal everyday clothing. The birth of sneakerhead culture came in the late 1980s and can be attributed to two major sources: basketball and hip hop music. The boom of signature basketball shoes in the late 1980s provided the sheer variety necessary for a collecting subculture, while the Hip-Hop movement gave the sneakers their street value as status symbols."