Street Detail: Two For The Money
Part of having a good friendship is being there when your homie needs you. And shopping can definitely be one of those moments.
This week’s street detail tag team from Atlanta must frequent the same stores, because they sent in a photo of themselves rocking coordinated outfits with the same colors and brands. But even with all the similarities, some key details give them each a unique look. Read about their outfits after the jump, then vote on whether you think they’re “Stylin’” or “Wildin’” in our new poll.
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Even with Dr. Dre and Eminem on his team, Atlanta rapper Stat Quo has had a tough time getting his career off the ground. Rap fans have been hip to his talent since his Underground Atlanta mixtape series jumped off in 2003, but for the last several years, his Shady/Aftermath debut Statlanta has been repeatedly pushed back. It seemed like he was making a go of it last fall with the Dre-produced single “Here We Go,” but then the album never materialized.
For the follow-up to his hit single “Dey Know,” D4L boss Shawty Lo keeps it decidedly hood. In the new video for “Dunn Dunn/Foolish,” two of the strongest anthems off his rock-solid debut Units In The City, L-O takes us on a tour of Bankhead and Bowen Homes, his grimy Atlanta neighborhood. Pay close attention to the lyrics—Lo, as usual, is calling out a nameless rapper who mentions Bankhead and doesn’t acknowledge his presence. Unrelated note: T.I. also reps Bankhead.