"Splackavellie" describes a man that women use for pleasure uncomplicated by relationship matters. When a woman's man isn't treating her right, her "Splackavellie" can "WORK IT all night...until the morning light".
It derives from the words "Splack" and "Machiavelli". I'll say no more...
This Jaheim fashion reference just made me spit my earl grey out:
".....Iceberg fittin' wallabies, sit by me real casually"......
No official video, but this one I found made me spit my earl grey out again. This girl really means it.....her eyes actually role back into her head at approx 1:24mins.
Another epic brand lost in the 90s. Founded in 1973 they brought sassy stationary and puffer jackets to schools across the land.
Not to mention "A touch of NAF NAF" one of my early fragrances of choice.
Think twice spotted this yellow number for me on the market just in time for WORK IT on Saturday.... The polka dot infused label stitched on the back left me feenin (ha) for more. Sunday morning I was on ebay just in time to get this brown suede beauty - waiting for me bid-less with just 8minutes to spare. YESSSSSSSSSSS.
Big thanks to Renee and Nell for the 90s Roots and Culture set...don't think the Work It Crew have ever wind so hard. Rodigan smashed the place! Look out for the next Sound Clash...
Great short film about Avid Collectors of Baseball cards, as seen onunkut. Check the some of the prices on those shits! Got to love that collector mentality, shout out to the guy who opens his cards with a bottle of wine.
I was more of a Panini man myself, I've still got a half finished old secret wars sticker book somewhere, and a spare Bryan Robson swappsie.
Ok I think I'm a bit late on this one, but I've watched it about 20 times and it is not getting tired. Think my personal choice would have to be No. 22. CONGRATULASHAYLA.
Excellent documentry on Hip House from Chi-Town, check the Dookie gold chain and the Travel Fox kicks!
I never got into Hip House, shit was weak. But i did read an interesting article on it once, saying how in the late 80's HipHop was being banded from clubs in Chicago due to violence, and Hip House nights took off from the back of that and BBoys went there to dance instead.
Here is (as far as I know) one of the first, i not the first Hip House tracks released:
Mr. Freeze (ft. Daddy O & Delite from STETSASONIC) - Back to the Scene of the Crime (POW WOW 1986) Produced by Arthur Baker