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its a recession. no one wants to pay high axx prices for wack sneakers. if they were shoes people wanted then they wouldve been sold.
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Originally Posted by solekollectah81
See, it's the "new" generation collectors that killed it. I am shocked at people thinking the xii's are ugly, especially with the garbage out there. (supras, chucks, polka dot fawking 1's)....this is why it's dead...youngin's don't appreciate the classics.
Cosign, To much garbage dropping that I dont even keep up anymore. Most people dont want to waiste $150+ or $330 for badly made sneakers withwack colors.Originally Posted by MikeTysontheKiller
I thought every body knew they been dead. Guess not
you need to jump off your local bridge...act like every other pair doesnt sit there...jordans retail for more and drop more frequently then almostevery brand...i laugh at people like youOriginally Posted by solekollectah81
I am a manager at a major shoe retailer, and I am sad to say, but it is official, Jordan brand is dead. (and so is the sneakers in general). Forget the days of shoes selling out on the release date, now they don't sell period. I have the 12's in my store, and I have been hyping them up, but people don't seem interested. The DMP 2's are still sitting on shelves, etc...I think the mix of high prices and fakes having finally become to much for J.B to overcome.
BUT NOT IN THE U.S.Originally Posted by bklynengus129
nahh.......TB3 are droppin !!!!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by brooklynnyc3000
Funny, all the "Raging Bull Pack" sold out here in Brooklyn.