Photography: Bun B Keepin’ It Trill
“Tell M.I.A. to come to the hood, we gonna make a real video.” This is what Bun B told Diplo on the phone after he dropped the verse on M.I.A.’s Paper Planes. Check out Bun do some damage on the track below. This beat is so hard I have to upload the instrumental too.
Paper Planes Street Mix (feat. Bun B and Rich Boy)
Printed in Oz.
Australian label Schwipe creates luminous clothing that’s too hip for hipsters. The label packs the momentum of Tsubi/Ksubi with the experimentation of Limedrop, and a blatant disregard for political correctness similar to Tight Knickers.
Source: Schwipe
Vans Vault will continue to upgrade staple in-line models this summer with a gang of material-themed packs dropping. Besides black and white perforated collections, look for this “Greystone” set consisting of a Sk8-Hi LX, Era LX, and a Slip-On LX, hooked up with cotton-like uppers. Check Vans’ Vault retailers for all three luxury models in the next few weeks or Click BELOW to purchase Van’s.
Source: Complex
For those of you who have seen Iron Man, Yahoo! Movies has posted this set visit piece featuring Iron Man director Jon Favreau giving a tour of Tony Stark’s ridiculous pad in the movie.
Recently Europe received the Fire Red Spizike nearly a year after they first released as an online exclusive Stateside, but it appears that Europe has been treated with an exclusive Jordan of their own in the form of the Cool Grey Spizike. To recap, the Cool Grey Spizikes were first seen on MJ’s feet, but since then they have only been seen on European store and info sites and they are not listed on the US Jordan Release Dates either. The shoes are available now at Nike Europe for 190€. We will keep you posted if we hear anything of them releasing in the US, but don’t be surprised if Jordan has a few tricks up their sleeves.
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Given the way gas prices are going, it might actually be worth it to splurge and drop $9,995 on the eFuel100 MicroFueler. Apparently, this personal ethanol generator can produce up to 35 gallons of ethanol in a week’s time, which can be used to power literally any regular car. All you need to do is plug it in to a water and power source, then add either sugar and yeast or—wait for it—discarded alcohol. That’s right, those moldy Popov Vodka bottles that have been collecting dust in your basement since college could be fueling your car.
The haters will tell you that ethanol is no better than gasoline, but does it really matter? If we could generate unlimited gas for free using a couple bottles of 151, we’d still be burnin’ up the ozone like no tomorrow. After the jump, watch an introductory video for the MicroFueler via YouTube.
Source: Complex
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