This Friday, October 13, Travis Scott’s latest Nike collaboration, the Air Jordan 1 Low Golf in “Neutral Olive,” will be available to buy after months of hype. Whether you’re a fan of Travis Scott’s prior Nike sneakers or just want some stylish and coveted new shoes for the links, if you’re looking for more info on how to buy the shoes — which will set you back about $170 — you’ve come to the right place.
How To Buy Travis Scott’s Air Jordan 1 Low Golf “Neutral Olive” Sneakers
Unlike most general releases, Travis Scott’s Nikes are released in limited quantities to specialty retailers — and these golf shoes are no exception. While prior drops have gone directly to skate shops, these will land at golf stores such as Trendy Golf. One store is even reportedly going to extreme lengths to combat resellers, requiring prospective purchasers to hit a 200-yard drive before even being considered for its raffle to buy one of the 72 pairs it’ll have for sale.
But for most of us, the most direct route will be online retailers such as BSTN, Sneakers N Stuff, and Offspring, along with the dreaded SNKRS app, which has prompted plenty of woes with previous Travis Scott releases. Don’t worry if you don’t get a hit, though: Travis’ Mac Attacks are right around the corner for tennis enthusiasts and hardcore collectors alike.
Bad Bunny is gearing up for the surprise release of his next album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va A Pasar Mañana, which is set to drop this Friday, October 13. Because of the date approaching, fans had been wondering if he would do anything special tied to it. According to Hola!, he will be hosting an exclusive listening party tomorrow, October 12 starting at 9:30 p.m. from Puerto Rico’s Coliseo de Puerto Rico José M. Agrelot.
The venue holds 18,000 people, making it an event not to miss. According to their Instagram post, the listening party is only for those 18 and older. They have also limited sales to only four tickets per person.
However, in just two hours after the tickets went on sale, they sold out.
Bad Bunny had previously teased the album with his “Un Preview” single back in September, but fans were still caught by surprise with the official announcement. He shared a trailer on Instagram, which you can check out below. The performer also previously hinted that it’s fifteen tracks, by sharing a mock tracklist where each song was titled “Fuego.”
Earlier this year one of the more interesting beefs sprung up. Offset and Kenneth Petty found themselves embroiled in some pretty heated beef. What made it so interesting is less about the men themselves and more about their wives. Given that the two are married to Cardi B and Nicki Minaj respectively, there was plenty of intrigue. Many fans viewed the feud as a proxy beef between Nicki and Cardi, who have had their own issues with each other in the past. Eventually, things got so heated that Petty was put back under house arrest for threatening the former Migos rapper publicly.
Now with his new album just a few days away, Offset addressed the issue. In an interview with The Breakfast Club, he explained why he felt like taking the high road and not engaging with the beef directly was the right idea. “N*ggas want you to be tough, then when you crash out they call you stupid,” he explains. In the comments, fans are divided. Many Nicki Minaj die-hards pop up to claim that even bringing up the beef again in the first place is just an attempt to help sell copies of his album later this week. Others pointed out that he was simply trying to handle the matter privately, while Petty was the one who continued to bring it up online. Check out the interview clip below.
Offset is in full-on album mode. His new project Set It Off is set to drop later this week. It will be his first new solo project since 2019’s Father Of 4. Earlier this week he shared the tracklist for the album which revealed some impressive features. Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Future, Cardi B, Mango Foo, Latto, Young Nudy, and Chloe, are all set to appear.
One name who isn’t appearing on the album is Playboi Carti. That came as a surprise to fans after the pair previewed new music together earlier this year. Offset didn’t offer an official explanation, but he did like a tweet alleging that Carti probably didn’t clear his verse for release. What do you think of Offset’s explanation for how he handled his beef with Kenneth Petty? Let us know in the comment section below.
Since Kanye West introduced his new wife, Bianca Censori, to the world nearly a year ago, we’ve hardly heard the Australian speak directly with the press. Instead, most of the updates we’ve received on the couple have come from European locals complaining about their wild outfits, or from insider sources alleging that toxic behaviour in the pair’s relationship has caused Censori to become distant from her friends. According to reports, the architect is under the impression that those looking out for her are “jealous of her fame,” and expressing their concern has only put up more barriers.
Even family members are speaking out with their worries about Bianca, including distant cousins she’s apparently never met. One of them, Fabiola Censori, told Daily Mail that she felt “ignored” to see Kanye and his wife touring around Italy without stopping to see them. “I’ve never met Bianca but I would love to,” she gushed to the outlet. “It was a shame she didn’t come and visit us when she was here in Italy on holiday.”
Bianca Censori’s Family Wants to Spend Time with Her and Ye
Kanye West and Bianca Censori on May 13, 2023, in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by MEGA/GC Images)
“Her dad came here years ago. We had a beautiful evening together with all the family and it was wonderful to see him,” Fabiola said of Bianca’s father, whose shady criminal history was exposed in the summer. “As for Bianca and Kanye, no comment. We feel a bit ignored,” she admitted.
While Bianca Censori feels the heat from her obviously disappointed family members, elsewhere, Kanye West is facing criticism for his ever-changing musical direction. The father of four has notably switched up his creative approach in recent years, leading Charlamagne Tha God to suggest that Ye’s sonic fanbase is “dwindling.” Read everything the media personality had to say at the link below and check back later for more hip-hop/pop culture news updates.
Recently, Offset unveiled the tracklist for his eagerly-awaited upcoming album, Set It Off. The project includes several high-profile features from the likes of Travis Scott, Latto, Future, Don Toliver, and more. Of course, Offset’s partner Cardi B also makes a couple appearances. As expected, the tracklist only worked to build more anticipation for the release, which is just a few days away. Set It Off will drop on October 13, 2023.
Though fans were glad to get their eyes on the tracklist, many were quick to notice that something was missing. Offset’s teased a few of his collabs in recent weeks, including one with Playboi Carti reportedly titled “Rock Out.” The energetic track doesn’t appear on the tracklist for Set It Off, however, and fans had questions.
For obvious reasons, listeners were pretty disappointed that the collab was scrapped. This led to some speculation online that Carti’s team was behind the whole thing. Offset fueled the gossip when he liked a comment from a user claiming that Carti didn’t clear the feature, seemingly confirming their theories. Now, he’s officially revealed the reason behind the missing collab, and it turns out that fans were right.
During a recent appearance on The Breakfast Club, Offset explained that Carti didn’t clear the feature. Despite it being a let-down since the song’s such a banger, Offset insists he doesn’t have any hard feelings for his collaborator. The performer says that he respects Playboi Carti’s decision, and didn’t try to push him to clear it. “It’s all love though, it’s my lil bro,” he described. “I’m like trying to move forward, it’s cool. Like, I got some sh*t.” What do you think of Playboi Carti not clearing his Set It Off feature? Are you disappointed that he’s not on the album? Share your thoughts in the comments section down below, and keep an eye on HNHH for more updates on Offset and Playboi Carti.
Sergio Brown has been deported from Mexico and arrested by customs officials in San Diego, according to TMZ. The ex-NFL player has been in Mexico ever since his mother Myrtle was found dead near her home in Illinois. Brown was initially missing as his mother’s death was ruled a homicide. However, he later began posting concerning videos on social media from Mexico. That came to an end earlier this week as he was removed from the country. Plans are already reportedly underway to extradite him from California to Illinois. He is currently being held in jail in California at the time of writing.
Brown was a starting safety for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish but undrafted in 2010. However, he was later signed by the Patriots and would play nearly 100 games over the next seven seasons, although he would only ever start 15 games. He retired in 2016 following a brief stint with the Bills. Finishing his career with 144 tackles, Brown also played for the Colts and Jags. His time with the Bills came after a training camp with the Falcons.
Many questions still remain about what happened roughly a month ago in Maywood, Illinois. Relatives reported Sergio and Myrtle missing on September 16. Myrtle’s sister said she had spoken with her since September 14. Later that day, police found Myrtle beside a creek near her home. The county medical examiner ruled that she “suffered multiple injuries during an assault” and ruled her death a homicide.
Meanwhile, Brown emerged a few days later to vocally doubt his mother’s death, calling it “fake news”. He also alleged that federal agencies were after him and in one video, quoted the film Finding Nemo. However, subsequent videos showed Brown partying and generally living it up. The charges he is facing have not been made public. However, sources told TMZ that Brown has been charged in connection with his mother’s death. This remains a developing story and we’ll have any updates as they emerge.
Iakopo is an international recording artist who brings his good energy and vibrations anywhere he goes. Born in California but growing up in Upolu, Samoa, Iakopo deems himself a mix between a Cali boy and an island boy. Speaking fluent Samoan and Japanese, he also boasts a heavy Japanese influence in both his personal and professional life.
In fact, Iakopo’s wife Sakura da Patra works directly with him on his visuals, choreographing and producing his new single and visual titled “Roll It.” The song is dedicated to both the art of rolling weed, as well as rolling your hips on the dance floor.
When it comes to his sound, Iakopo prides himself in his tropical, reggae music. He also blends the genres of reggae, dancehall, and Hip-Hop, creating his own melting pot that distinguishes him from the others.
Iakopo has standout features with 2 Chainz, Ne-Yo, and an unreleased record with the legendary Snoop Dogg. “Roll It” arrives in perfect timing for his forthcoming album, slated to release in November.
The Source caught up with Iakopo in downtown Los Angeles to discuss his recent releases, working with 2 Chainz, new single with Ne-Yo, unreleased Snoop Dogg collab, the independent grind, and more!
You’re shooting a music video in LA?
We’re shooting a music video on Monday. For my new single that just dropped called “Roll It.” It’s a reggaeton, upbeat party song. We shot half of the video in the desert, in Lancaster area. We’re shooting the rest of it in LA.
What inspired “Roll It”?
To be honest with you, the song came out as a freestyle. This record label called No Genre invited me to the studio. They’re mostly reggaeton, it’s what they specialize in. They’re based in LA, I really love them. They invited me to do a couple of tracks with them. When I got the studio, they said “Oh, we have some producers we think would be perfect for you.” They brought some people in. The first track they played was that one. I lit up a joint and I freestyled the song. It was one of about five or six songs that we did. I basically smoked the joint. It was reggae vibes, so it was really easy for me. I just got in the pocket. “Roll It,” it‘s a double meeting too. Because I’m telling the girl roll your hips. So roll your joint or roll your hips, both.
Hip-Hop celebrates 50 years this year, what was the moment you fell in love with Hip-Hop?
I remember listening to Jay Z’s first big album, The Blueprint. And Tupac’s album was there. When I heard the Tupac song “Changes,” that definitely touched my heart and touched my soul.
Favorite artists of all time?
I’d definitely put Bob Marley in there, John Lennon in there. There’s an artist named Vaughn Benjamin, he’s a singer for Midnite. Definitely not a very well-known group, but that guy was the most prolific songwriter/artist I’ve ever met in my life. His lyrical approach and the information that’s coated in his music, I never came across another artist that did it so well like he did.
What was the highlight from working with 2 Chainz?
I really got to know 2 Chainz more than I did previously. I was very impressed with his creativity and the vibe that he comes with, because he’s very intelligent. He’s very eclectic. I was very
honored to work with him. The more that I got to know him and his music, the more I cherish and value our songs together for sure. The song itself, it’s been doing amazing. “Top of the Hill.”
How did you end up connecting with Ne-Yo on “Feels”?
We connected through my manager. We did the song about a year and a half ago. I had the song and I was waiting for the right time to release it. We recorded the song in Dallas, Texas. We got in the studio two or three times before we completely finalized it, then we mixed it out here in LA.
How does it feel for it to chart?
Today, that song for the Spotify charts is #21 in Dallas. That’s funny, because we recorded there in Dallas. Also today, it hit #9 in Chicago. It’s done more than that. But today, that’s where it’s at.
“Sparrows” was really my lucky — I’ve been having a lot of great success with the music after I came here to the States. But “Sparrows” was definitely one of the big songs. For me, especially was one that I did by myself. It hasn’t stopped. It’s been viral for a year, thousands of dancers and clubs doing videos today. That was cool too because at that time, I just left my label. I didn’t have any marketing, I didn’t have budget. I didn’t have nothing behind it. I got lucky with that one. Everybody loves “Sparrows.”
How’s the independent grind?
It’s great. It’s really busy, I have to wear a lot of different hats. Doing two, three songs a minute kind of thing. But I do have a team now in a way. I’m operating somewhat independently in that I’m calling all of my own shots. I’m making all of my own moves and choices, according to my own preference. But I do have a team, shout out Music2DNA. My manager Lake Davis. I love you bro, he’s really awesome.
Whatever happened to the song with Snoop Dogg?
That’s one that I have in the vault. We’re looking at releasing the top of the year, because I have an album also titled Feels dropping in November. A lot of stuff going on.
Talk about doing events with your wife.
Tomorrow, we are hosting the Ttt Time event. It’s an event, dance company. Every two or three months, we do a tour in Japan with hundreds of different dancers. Maybe incorporate dance battles and choreography with the live show. We’re doing our first one tomorrow in Torrance
at View, Music Bar & Lounge. That’s going to be our first one. We have about 20 or 30 girls fly out from Japan to join us.
What’s one thing fans may not know about you?
I’m vegetarian.
Anything else you want people to know about you?
I love y’all. To my fans, I really do appreciate all the love and support and energy you guys bring. I’m here to give you guys good music and hope y’all continue to enjoy it. Keep rocking with me.
We got a lot of stuff coming in. We got a new album. We got a new song with Snoop Dogg coming as well. It’s going to be an eventful year for sure. Stay tuned, keep watching, and keep it love.
Phoenix haven’t historically been known for their collaborations, but they’ve actually been busting them out as of late. Their latest album, 2022’s Alpha Zulu, includes the Ezra Koenig-featuring “Tonight,” Clairo joined the group for a remix of “After Midnight” earlier this year, and now Phoenix has unveiled another new Alpha Zulu remix, featuring Pusha T, Benee, and Chad Hugo.
That may seem like a random or unexpected mix of collaborators, but it all makes sense: The band said in a statement, “A huge thank you to le Roi Pusha-T – most played artist in our backstage; to Chad Hugo, who always showed up when we were playing in Virginia, it’s about time we worked together! And to Benee, who worked at light speed to make this happen and added some magic. MERCI!!!”
The band’s Thomas Mars previously told Uproxx of Alpha Zulu, “Every album we make is a reaction to previous one. As we were digging into this one, we realized that we were putting the songs that had the least in common together. We tried to open the spectrum as much as possible and make a little bit of a Frankenstein.”
Travis Scott’s partnership with Nike and its Jordan Brand has been quite lucrative over the past few years. He’s collaborated with the brand on over 20 pairs of sneakers (and counting), and every pair sells out after a SNKRS app feeding frenzy that leaves many fans feeling a serious case of FOMO. They’ll have another shot at glory (or failure) this Friday, when the Air Jordan 1 Low Golf “Olive” pair hits SNKRS and select retailers. Now, you may be wondering…
How Much Are Travis Scott’s Air Jordan 1 Low Golf ‘Neutral Olive’ Sneakers?
… Too much.
I kid, I kid.
But you’re going to want to adjust your budget. These guys will reportedly retail for $170, and that’s BEFORE the resellers get their grubby little mitts on them. StockX will probably ask for at least four times that (gotta pay back mom’s credit card somehow, right?). In any event, if that ends up being too steep a price to pay — or you whiff on SNKRS, which is basically guaranteed at this point — there’s always the Travis Scott Mac Attack which drops in December for $120 (it’s also a cooler shoe in some circles, bearing the left-of-center cachet that many OG sneakerheads feel is the true key to honing a unique style). Either way, good luck.
