SupFM- A Streetwear & Lifestyle Podcast

That's all she wrote. Chris, Lawrence, and Luke take SupFM to its final resting place as they recount some of the best moments and memories from the past 3 years.

SupFM 166 - Re-Release of Episode 80 - Palace Inside A Palace

We all had last second scheduling conflicts so instead of rushing a half ass episode, we wanted to remind you of when Luke became the 3rd mic of the show. We hope you enjoy the trip down memory lane. 

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Chris, Lawrence and Luke are back breaking down what was a busy week in streetwear. From leaked images of Travis Scott's Air Max 1's to the Undefeated x Nike Kobe 5 Protro "Hall Of Fame" to the newest members of the NBA Hall Of Fame to the SNKRS App to Alife Rivington Club closing and everything in between.

Nike designed FlyEase technology for people who need assistance getting their sneakers on. Chris, Lawrence and Luke explain the big issue behind a Nike release and the technology getting on the feet of the people who benefit most from it. Elon Musk appearing on SNL has Doge Coin going bonkers and Jeff Staples enters the NFT space on the wings of pigeons (to Lawrence's dismay). Plus, the guys touch on some releases from this past week and speculate what we can expect in the week to come.

Another week in streetwear and nobody covers it better than Chris, Lawrence and Luke. The guys get into the latest releases. Chris decided to give his girlfriend a skateboard deck and not just any skateboard deck, Luke does a 'SNKRS Wellness Check' on Lawrence, and how about Sotheby's auctioning off some serious heat? The guys take all the hype, break it down, and spit it back out. follow us at @suppodcastnyc

Chris, Lawrence, and Luke talk about Chris's trip to the 'Kaws' exhibit at The Brooklyn Museum, which included some heat Chris encountered while he was there. Luke explains why he us all about the new Sacai X Nike Vaporwaffle colorways, Lawrence gives his thoughts on the Union 4s, and everyone weighs in on future of the Kobe brand at Nike.

Chris, Lawrence, and Luke are back at it, breaking down another week of drops, collabs, stories, and all the chatter surrounding and within the streetwear industry. Right off the bat he guys get into the latest collaboration may be the biggest on yet, Gucci & Balenciaga. Then it's onto a question being posed about how much you are willing to pay for a T-shirt. Other topics the guys get into are Nike's latest program, an upcoming Jordan 4, & Luke's alternative names for 'Chinatown Market' brand.

Chris, Lawrence and Luke start by reminiscing the life DMX & his impact on the music and fashion industry & culture. From there the guys pivot to Nikes lawsuit with Lil Nas X, 420 themed sneakers, and Travis Scott's Air Jordan 6 collaboration. In between all of that, the guys discuss the stash pocket, working with glow in the dark material, the current state of sneakers telling stories, and as always, Chris, Lawrence and Luke find a way to get you laughing out loud and this is not different.

With Chris out, Lawrence and Luke have Hass (@whoishass) come through to join them in breaking down another week in streetwear. They guys talk about everything from Bernie Sanders popping off on Nike's taxes (and their USPS Air Force 1's) to LeBron James starring in Space Jam 2 to the Nike SB Dunk High "Maui Wowie" for '420'. As always, the guys mix in their personal anecdotes and comedy to bring you the most insightful and entertaining take on the latest in streetwear.

Chris, Luke and Lawrence have had enough with the SNKRS App. Well, not Luke but definitely Lawrence and Chris. The guys explain that plus they recap Air Max Day with a Travis Scott tease, Luke hitting on SNKRS for the 5th time in the past 2 months, bacon scented shoelaces, LaMarcus Aldridge signing with the Brooklyn Nets, and Lawrence struggles to determine CLOT's founders ethnicity.