Slap pals always deliver
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Fuck me im dying
It funny cos he’s black
Right?
Or am i being humourless and woke?
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Double post
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They probably are until Supreme is printed on them 
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Zoo York colab this week.
Intrigued as there was a period of time when zoo was the absolute best.
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Zoo is sold in one of the cheapest supermarkets here. You see a load of old fat dads wearing ZY tees and shorts, it’s painful
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Think I’ve found my brand
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“In the late 1980s and early 1990s, most skate companies were coming out of the West Coast and drawing inspiration from Southern California’s upstart punk rock scene.”
wtf
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I like that, classic zoo
love that navy football top.
That’s the one thing that they actually made at the time. Danny Supa had an ad in it, but I never saw it in real life.
Also totally mental that the terrible write-up doesn’t mention Eli.
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Big numbers
What’s happening I can’t sit through 28mins of that.
It shows his full supreme contract
He just goes over the contract.
Worth skimming through to see the figures
-83.3k/mth (1m/yr)
-couple thousand for magazine/web coverage
-few thousand for video parts
-25k for SOTY doubled to 50k if a three-peat
That last point kind of highlights how sponsors/skaters can bribe thrasher and this is almost certainly what happened when TJ beat Nyjah that second time. Worth watching this guy’s take on it around 22min mark I think.
Also stipulations of how much supreme gear TJ had to wear EVERYDAY - literally from top to bottom undies included.
All that said, we’re always talking about how shady the skate industry is with it’s contractual agreements and this contract is a fairly obvious example of how to draw up a contract for a top tier pro skater. The guy also opinionates that fellow pros are going to dislike TJ after seeing how much money he was making which I think is neither here nor there.
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