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Sonofgod1990:
Good old days.


Arsenal 0 vs Burnley 3

MartinCorridon:
Notorious BIG

2pac

DMX

Jarule

Those were the guys.

DaddyGoo:
How are the wife and kids sir? You're definitely 30+😂❤

BlackfireX:
P00r people era

Cheap clothes
Cheap charisma


Shiioooor

Rapmoney:
If you were a teenager in the 90s or early 2000s, you will relate with some of these fashion trends that rocked that era. Most of them were actually fuelled by Black American hip-hop culture, promoted by music veterans such as Bone Thugs n Harmony, Ja Rule, 50 Cent & the G-Unit, Fat Joe, DMX, Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Eve, Da Brat, Queen Latifah, Nelly, The Fugees, Mase, Fabulous, Lil Bow Wow, Snoop Dogg, and many others.

1. Baggy Fubu Jeans: Omo, if you did not wear baggy Fubu jeans back then, you nor follow for the matter. Channel O and MTV Base were always there to show us the vogue.

2. Timberland Boots: I remember how I used to imagine myself on Timberland boots each time I watched Fat Joe, Nelly or Fabulous on MTV Base. I later got a blue one that cost me a little fortune, but I rock am till my 200L days in the university. Some boys even went as far as wearing different colours on their feet, to show you that they could afford two pairs of it. Naija boys ehn.

3. Lumberjack Shirt: Lumberjack shirts were very popular from 1992 to 1997, when Bone Thugs, Snoop Dogg, and Warren G were the main thing.

4. Numbers Wears: They were usually large, with a particular number written at the back. This wear was originally modelled from sport tops worn by American football players. The hip-hop version is larger and gives this vibe of 'I don't give a damn about you'.

5. Bandana: Omoh, boys tie bandana for head that year sha. If you nor tie bandana for head for birthday party, nai be say you be legbere.

6. Durag: 50 Cent, Nelly, Ja Rule, and some others made this fashion accessory very popular back then. Some people preferred wearing a baseball cap on top the durag.

7. Air Force One Sneakers: This is one footwear that trended so much way back. Every young boy in the hood wanted an Air Force One sneakers. The sneakers is a product of popular fashion brand, Nike.

Which ones can you relate with?

ufotunang:
...man city 0 vs crystal palace 1

Today scores

Wotowotoman:
Ogbeni, you are definitely in your 50s. How person grandpa go siddon write this kind meaningless post dey wonder me fa. Walahi talahi

Rapmoney:
I will be 89 in October.

Kalulu44:
Bandana was made popular by Tupac in mid 90s. Continued by Ratty of Third World Cop in late 90s. While Jarule continue the trend from early 2000s down

Wotowotoman:
Ogbeni, you are definitely in your 50s. How person grandpa go siddon write this kind meaningless post dey wonder me fa. Walahi talahi

Sonofgod1990:
Good old days.


Arsenal 0 vs Burnley 3

Rapmoney:
If you were a teenager in the 90s or early 2000s, you will relate with some of these fashion trends that rocked that era. Most of them were actually fuelled by Black American hip-hop culture, promoted by music veterans such as Bone Thugs n Harmony, Ja Rule, 50 Cent & the G-Unit, Fat Joe, DMX, Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Eve, Da Brat, Queen Latifah, Nelly, The Fugees, Mase, Fabulous, Lil Bow Wow, Snoop Dogg, and many others.meen I use almost all of them

1. Baggy Fubu Jeans: Omo, if you did not wear baggy Fubu jeans back then, you nor follow for the matter. Channel O and MTV Base were always there to show us the vogue.

2. Timberland Boots: I remember how I used to imagine myself on Timberland boots each time I watched Fat Joe, Nelly or Fabulous on MTV Base. I later got a blue one that cost me a little fortune, but I rock am till my 200L days in the university. Some boys even went as far as wearing different colours on their feet, to show you that they could afford two pairs of it. Naija boys ehn.

3. Lumberjack Shirt: Lumberjack shirts were very popular from 1992 to 1997, when Bone Thugs, Snoop Dogg, and Warren G were the main thing.

4. Numbers Wears: They were usually large, with a particular number written at the back. This wear was originally modelled from sport tops worn by American football players. The hip-hop version is larger and gives this vibe of 'I don't give a damn about you'.

5. Bandana: Omoh, boys tie bandana for head that year sha. If you nor tie bandana for head for birthday party, nai be say you be legbere.

6. Durag: 50 Cent, Nelly, Ja Rule, and some others made this fashion accessory very popular back then. Some people preferred wearing a baseball cap on top the durag.

7. Air Force One Sneakers: This is one footwear that trended so much way back. Every young boy in the hood wanted an Air Force One sneakers. The sneakers is a product of popular fashion brand, Nike.

Which ones can you relate with?

Nastrademus:
Shatap ya mouth there

Wealthoptulent:
WELLL i am still a bit LIVING in that WORLD old folks never changes, TIMBERLANDS and JORDAN sneakers got a TOTAL of 28 PAIRS at the moment.. same as the baggy WEARS except NUMBER SHIRT!
my DURAGS and BANDANA still intact as well

Mathewrichard99:
I think I am much more older than all of you on this platform.... I rocked everything and even the Chinese bags and Chinese canvas.... That was far far before all these hip hop induced swags.... We were the sets of children that spent Kobo. One Kobo was a big deal then. We chop wella abiola bread called wonder loaves, the time of goody goody, bazooka, okin biscuits, Dr Pepper etc..... The time of Peugeot 404,405, 505, 504....kingsway supermarket for Broad Street, Lagos... Leventis for Apapa and Amusement park.... Etc.....

kiddaz:
Not really just Tupac, Marky Mark (Mark Wahlberg) used to be a white tough rapper back in the days before he became a very popular actor now. He used to rock bandanas and would draw his pants down a bit so you see the label on his Calvin Klein boxers. We used to copy all that even before Tupac became really popular later

MartinCorridon:
Notorious BIG

2pac

DMX

Jarule

Those were the guys.

kiddaz:
Nothing fit ever dey meaningless like your moniker and yet you call that interesting post meaningless? If you forget the past how you wan take ever wise na

Wotowotoman:
Poweredcom, you don dey prepare for operation this night abi?