Nike Ja 2 “Night Vision” Slated For This Fall: First Look

The Nike Ja 2 is set to release in the eye-catching “Night Vision” colorway, adding fresh excitement to Ja Morant’s second signature shoe. This new version features a sleek black and grey color scheme, giving it a stealthy, bold look. The combination of dark tones makes the shoe versatile, perfect for both on and off the court. What really sets the “Night Vision” apart are the vibrant Lemon Twist accents. These pops of color bring energy to the design, contrasting sharply with the black and grey base. The Lemon Twist details on the branding and sole add a fresh, dynamic element to Ja Morant’s signature shoe.

The Nike Ja 2 builds on the success of the first model, offering performance-driven features like a lightweight design and responsive cushioning. Designed for speed and agility, the Ja 2 continues to represent Ja Morant’s explosive style of play. The “Night Vision” colorway keeps that performance focus while delivering a standout aesthetic. With its sleek look and bold accents, the “Night Vision” Nike Ja 2 is sure to grab attention. Fans of Ja Morant and sneaker enthusiasts alike will appreciate this latest addition to his signature line.

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These sneakers feature a black rubber sole combined with a grey2 midsole. Also, the uppers are made from a glossy black material, complemented by more black and grey accents. Furthermore, a white Swoosh is outlined in a lemon twist. Finally, more vibrant accents include the Ja Morant branding on the tongues and heels.

Sneaker News reports that the Nike Ja 2 “Night Vision” will be released on November 1st. Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be $120 when they are released. Further, make sure to let us know what you think about these kicks in the comments below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the most recent updates and news from the sneaker community. We’ll make sure to offer you the newest products from the most notable brands.

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Metro Boomin & Offset Came Together During ‘Amazon Music Live’ For A Surprise Performance Of ‘Night Vision’

The Amazon Music Live concert series is back. Last week, Lil Durk took the stage. This past Thursday, October 12, it was producer extraordinaire Metro Boomin‘s turn. Metro’s artistic credits include some of the biggest names in music, so he was sure to bring out a special guest.

During the show, Metro and Offset came together for a surprise performance of the song “Night Vision,” off his sophomore album Set It Off. The track is an emotional examination of Offset’s trials over the past year. Here’s a sample of his lyrics:

“Man, I feel alone, but that’s how it gotta be / Man, I would be lying if I say I ain’t miss the three / Nights I wanted to cry, why them n****s blaming me? / I don’t want no sorry, n****, the pain I feel ain’t easy / I’m thinking spinnin’ bout’ my brother Take, this sh*t been eating me / I can’t get no peace when I be sleeping, seeing demons / Fake smile on my face but they don’t know that I be scheming.”

In the stanza, Offset references his departure from the superstar rap trio Migos and the untimely death of then-member Takeoff.

During a 2019 appearance on Power 106 FM’s The Cruz Show, Offset talked about his past creative process working with Metro Boomin:

“We had two different rooms. So, he’s doing 16-hour sessions. I’m doing 16-hour sessions rapping. He’s doing a 16-hour-session production. And then, right before the [Father Of Four], we did like another additional 12, just both of us in the room, saying what instruments sounded fire… It’s like the old-school days. It ain’t like nobody’s sending you an email with a pack of beats, and you just happen to make one out of the six, you know what I mean.”

You can watch Metro Boomin and Offset’s performances of “Night Vision” above.

Set It Off is out now via Motown/Capitol. Find more information here.