By now a good portion of the free world is familiar with the ubiquitous apparel brand that is Chilly O. If not you might want to get familiar. Jumping off 2011 with strategic full steam the brand is invading headspace with their iconic ATLien logotype. The type treatment made famous by Atlanta’s homegrown locals and celebs alike, is now sitting in style on Limited Edition Chilly O Snapback and Trucker Caps. With the signature clean and simple aesthetic these joints won’t be around for long if the brands elusive yet very accessible selling game is still at large. And trust us…it is. That said, there’s no excuses. Head over to the Chilly O Store, grab your head gear and stay on it. Chilly O Online
Limited Edition ATL: ChillyO Brand Snapbacks and Truckers
Rob Wonder : No Static At All
Scion Radio Channel 7 to be exact. Now I need you to trust me right now. France, Hoboken NJ, Morocco, and which ever one of you Cartel dudes is pulling a feed from Mexico (blame Google Analytics hermano), I want you to click the Channel 7 links on this blog piece, hide your browser in the background, relax, then wake the hell up and listen. FYI: In that order.
Welcome to a genre bending audible journey into ALL FRESH EVERYTHING, hosted by the OG Call’em Out Cowboy, Rob Wonder. No fluff no filla, pure audio thrilla. For this episode, Wonder’s co-pilot is none other than one half of Outkasts, Sir Lucious Left Foot aka Son of Chico Dusty aka Big Boi, whose ALBUM IS STORES NOW PUTOS!!!!! Scion Radio Channel 7
JOI : OG ATL Queen Bee
Nashville early 80′s
growing up as a lickle yout’ in Nashville tennessee i lived across the street from this kid named Keith Hamilton. Now keith was that “friend” that always was tryna show out in front of people, but tolerated it because he had an older sister named Joy. It was always a good day whenever joy would say things like “Damn if you were just a little bit older…”. Now Joy had a best friend named Joi. I remember my days at McGavok High when i see her walking down the halls just smiling and lighting up the hallways as she spoke to everybody she saw. She was captivating to say the least.
Nashville early 80′s
growing up as a lickle yout’ I lived across the street from this kid named Keith Hamilton. Now keith was that “friend” that always was tryna show out in front of people, but I tolerated it because he had an older sister named Joy. It was always a good day whenever joy would say things like “Damn if you were just a little bit older…”. Now Joy had a best friend named Joi. I remember my days at McGavok High school when I would  see her walking down the halls just smiling and lighting up the hallways as she spoke to everybody she saw. She was captivating to say the least. Joy x Joi were a HOT duo…I spent many…nah, I’ll keep this professional. (MORE)
