Professor Green has been dropping some sick shit for time now. His album is out pretty soon and if Trunk Shit is anything to go by it’s going to be a banger.
Get over to our newest stockist FreshCotton where the tune is available to download for free. And if that wasn’t enough they’re offering you 20% off everything - just enter the discount code: ProGreen at the checkout. Copped.
Oh, and they’ve got nuff Second Son so get involved….
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Tomorrow night Reeps One will be stepping up to the plate at the UK Beatbox Championships at the Carling Academy in Islington, London.
If you haven’t seen him live you’ve missed out - this guy is the nuts. If you’re going make sure to make some noise for Reeps, who should be repping Second Son.
Good luck…
The new products are in stores now. From unicorns to gun-toting bikini-clad chicks coming out of skulls, we have all bases covered - knowledge may be power, but ignorance is bliss. To celebrate, we made the homie Nash Money get his Zoolander on and pose with a live dog for our new lookbook. More images coming soon but here’s something to whet your appetite in the meantime…
Check the ‘Collection’ page for the new tees, sweatshirts, zip hoodies and selvedge denim, and find your nearest stockist here.
Did God start advertising on buses? And why does he need to send two along at once to get the message across? Couldn’t they have come up with a catchier line? It’s hardly A Mars A Day….
And come on, don’t use an image of light coming through clouds, which, frankly, looks like a big explosion on the side of the bus.
What happens now? Are Buddha, Allah and Tom Cruise going to start aggressive advertising campaigns? Will religious fana-luna-tics feel dirty boarding one big advert for Jesus?
I can’t see how this is a good thing. Of course they chose the 67 bus which spends much of its time in Whitechapel and Stamford Hill….probably not the most receptive audiences round those parts…
DISCLAIMER: I am not saying religion is bad.
