It’s Hip-Hop’s 50th anniversary and it’s appropriate that the culture that began in the South Bronx coincide with the legacy of Puma’s connection with the foundation of sneaker culture and Hip-Hop in the NBA. Clyde Frazier was the professional emblem of NYC hoops and his sneaker remains a staple in the history of Hip-Hop. Puma has delivered a collection worthy of Walt if he was playing in today’s NBA and had to do a tunnel walk. While Clyde would probably wear a suit by Dapper Dan, if he was an athlete snapping pics for IG or TikTok he’d definitely rock this combination of gear by Puma:
