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In about two months from now, St. Patrick's Day will finally be upon us. Unfortunately, St. Patrick's Day festivities probably won't be very possible this year due to COVID-19. Regardless, there are plenty of people out there who are ready to celebrate the occasion and many are already looking for some green clothes to wear on the big day. Luckily, Nike is looking to have people covered as they recently unveiled their brand new Nike Air Force 1 Low, in the St. Patrick's Day colorway. In the images below, you can see that the shoe has two shades of green. The darker shade is placed on the overlays, all while the lighter green is found on the toe box, Nike swoosh, and the inner lining. Perhaps one of the most unique details here is the fact that the patent leather on the back heel features four-leaf clovers engraved into the material. It's a nice little touch that adds to the St. Patrick's Day theme. For now, release details have yet to be revealed for these, so keep it locked to HNHH as we will make sure to bring you any updates. As always, let us know what you think of this shoe, in the comments below. Image via Nike Image via Nike Image via Nike Image via Nike View the full article

A defining moment of 2020 was the BLM protests that hit the streets in the wake of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery's murders. Trae Tha Truth and Mysonne were among those on the frontlines of the protests, marching with the people and trying to make a positive change in their own community. Both Trae and Mysonne were arrested during a Breonna Taylor protest in Louisville. The two rappers have now come through with a new single titled, "You Know How We Coming" along with a music video that includes shots from last summer's protests. The two rappers tackle heavy production while showcasing their lyrical weight. The new single serves as the latest offering from their joint project If You Scared Stay Inside. We'll keep you posted on a release date. Quotable Lyrics 'Cause know we ain't takin' no prisoners We straight up handlin' business We gon' air you n***as, then pair you n***as Then pray for the Lord's forgiveness View the full article

Bruce Springsteen described Spector's music as "violence covered in sugar and candy," and the abuse suffered by those in his orbit grew inseparable from his art. http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/PopHiss/~4/qpmOARouMPQView the full article

Bruce Springsteen described Spector's music as "violence covered in sugar and candy," and the abuse suffered by those in his orbit grew inseparable from his art. View the full article

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the New Orleans Saints 30-20 to advance to NFC Championship, Sunday night, in what is possibly Drew Brees' last NFL game. Chris Graythen / Getty Images "I'm gonna give myself an opportunity to think about the season, think about a lot of things, just like I did last year and make a decision," Brees said after the game. If Brees does decide to retire, he'll be going out on a sour note. In total, the legendary quarterback went 19-of-34 for 134 yards, one touchdown, and three interceptions in the loss. He will, however, finish his career as the all-time leader in passing yards (80,358), TD passes (571), and completions (7,142) On the other side of the field, Bucs' quarterback Tom Brady completed 18 of 33 passes for 199 yards and three total touchdowns. Brady, who joined the organization prior to the season, spoke about the win: Just so proud of everyone. The whole organization. Our coaches have put in so much work and effort getting us to this point, preparing us every day, and just done an amazing job. Guys really come together. It's a really unique team. We have great chemistry. We have fun at practice. We worked really hard to get to this point, just like the other three teams remaining. The Bucs will play the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Championship, next week. [Via] View the full article

Jennifer Lopez is continuing to adamantly affirm that she has never used Botox nor plastic surgery to maintain her youthful appearance. Phillip Faraone / Getty Images In reply to a commenter on Instagram, Lopez laughed off such accusations, this week: LOL thats just my face!... I have never done Botox or any injectables or surgery!! Just sayin’. Get you some JLO BEAUTY and feel beautiful in your own skin! And here is another JLO Beauty secret: try spending your time being more positive, kind and uplifting of others don’t spend your time trying to bring others down that will keep you youthful and beautiful too!!! Sending you love. Lopez has had to shoot down the claim more and more over the years. The most recent time came in an interview with Elle, last month, when she explained that a doctor once recommended Botox, but she declined: I was 20-something years old, and I haven't ever had Botox to this day. And [the doctor] said, 'Did you know you have a little line right here? We should start Botox.' I mean, I had to be 23 years old, right? And I was like, ‘I'm going to pass.’ I didn't like needles anyway .... And I just wonder what would've happened to me if I would've started Botox at 23, what I would look like right now. My face would be a totally different face today. Lopez, who is set to be featured Joe Biden's inauguration soundtrack, turns 52 in July. [Via] View the full article

Buffalo native Conway The Machine was ecstatic following the Bills' 17-3 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, Saturday night, which allows them to advance to the AFC Championship for the first time since 1993. Conway uploaded a video to social media of himself celebrating with his mother after the game. “Hey ma, hey ma, talk your shit again,” Conway said in the video. “Say that shit again! We’ll see y’all at the muthafuckin’ next game … that’s a wrap muthafucka. Mama Machine even got bars, ya bitch! AFC Champions. Buffalo fuckin’ Bills. I’m calling it right now!” Saturday's win was solidified for the Bills after a 101-yard pick-6 by Taron Johnson. The Ravens, who lost quarterback Lamar Jackson to a concussion soon after, could not recover. Fellow Griselda rapper Benny The Butcher recently teamed up with the organization to release a "Bills Mafia Anthem" in celebration of their success. "You hatin' on the Bills then you way off/Talk is cheap, meet us in the playoffs," he raps on the track. The Bills will take on the Kansas City Chiefs, next week. It's possible the reigning champions could be without their star quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, who suffered a concussion, Sunday. [Via] View the full article

Apple CEO Tim Cook defended the company's controversial decision to remove the social media platform Parler from the App Store in the aftermath of the riot at the U.S. Capitol Building earlier this month. Spencer Platt / Getty Images "We obviously don't control what's on the internet but we've never viewed that our platform should be a simple replication of the internet. We have rules and regulations and we just ask that people abide by those," he explained. "We don’t consider that free speech and incitement to violence has an intersection." Parler marketed itself as a platform without restriction on free speech and in turn, attracted a large community of users who were banned from or otherwise disillusioned with more mainstream platforms. Twitter in particular has banned a number of accounts after the riot in an effort to reduce "risk of further incitement of violence." These bans included President Donald Trump. Apple will reinstate Parler to the App Store under one condition: "If they get their moderation together they would be back on there," Cook added. Cook also commented on the riot at the Capitol Building specifically, calling it "one of the saddest moments of my life seeing an attack on our Capitol, an attack on our democracy." [Via] View the full article

Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic has surpassed Michael Jordan to move into 15th on the league's all-time list for career triple-doubles. Doncic recorded the 29th triple-double of his career during the Mavs' 117-101 loss to the Chicago Bulls. Jared C. Tilton / Getty Images Doncic, in just his third season, finished the game with 36 points, 16 rebounds, and 15 assists. "The stats are spectacular," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said. "I mean, 36, 16, and 15, it's phenomenal, but without a win, he won't be happy with it, either. Right now, we're entering the most difficult seven days of scheduling in Mavericks history. Individual stats are impressive, but we're in the business of trying to win games." Carlisle was correct: Doncic wasn't happy with it. He described his triple-double performance as "terrible" and said he played selfishly: "The second half, I played terrible," Doncic said. "That's on me, that game. I was being selfish a little bit because I had 30 points in the first half. That wasn't me in the second half. I've got to do way better in the second half. That's just on me. I've got to do way better." Doncic is now the youngest player in NBA history to post at least 35 points, 15 rebounds, and 15 assists in a single game. He is just the fourth player to do so. The Mavericks are currently 6-6 and will take on the Toronto Raptors, Monday night. [Via] View the full article

Saints' quarterback Drew Brees is reportedly playing his last game at the Superdome in New Orleans, according to Fox's Jay Glazer, who says it is an open secret that Brees plans to retire following this season. Chris Graythen / Getty Images “Drew Brees, tonight will be the last game he plays at the Superdome,” Glazer said prior to Sunday's Divisional Round matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. “And whatever his last game is, if they lose tonight, if they lose next week that will be the last game he plays in the NFL. I really believe this is it.” “No, that is it,” he continued. “Drew Brees will be done. That’s it. Tom Brady will continue. Drew Brees, this will be his last game in the Superdome.” Brees has played 20 seasons in the NFL, the last 15 of which were in New Orleans. He is the all-time leader in passing yards (80,358), TD passes (571), and completions (7,142), making him a lock for the Hall of Fame. Brees won a Super Bowl with the Saints in 2010. Brees has yet to confirm whether or not he will continue playing after this season, but the organization has said he is welcome to return. If the Saints are eliminated from the playoffs, Sunday, Brees may have played his last NFL game. [Via] View the full article

High-end New York-based jeweler Eliantte hooked Travis Scott up with a sweet new piece in collaboration with artist Takashi Murakami. Eliantte's other clients include Lil Uzi Vert, Future, Young Thug, and the Biebers Tommaso Boddi / Getty Images "Hand Carved Jack Beads With Cactus Pearls Out The Tahiti Ocean Set In The Shells Big Cactus Jack We Went Crazy 'Melted Utopia Dream,'” the jeweler captioned a post on Instagram revealing the jewelry. "JUST LANDED BACK FROM UTOPIA @cactusjack x @takashipom @travisscott called me from Tokyo to whip something for the squad. A Murakami Original he drew for Trav crested 'Melted Utopia Dream' via Utopia. Paint used from the studio #ShouldaWentToElliot," they added in another post. Eliantte is a massive jeweler in the music industry. In November they put together an impressive Nipsey Hussle piece commissioned by Roddy Ricch. "Got a lot of new shit, Eliantte chain like the bottom of a ship," Ricch raps on Gunna's track "Cooler Than A Bitch." A new chain will definitely help Scott cheer up after his favorite NBA team, the Houston Rockets, traded their star player James Harden, earlier this week. "Big steppa" Scott wrote on Instagram with a picture of himself with Harden after the move. View the full article

The Kanas City Chiefs are advancing to the AFC Championship after defeating the Cleveland Browns 22-17, Sunday. Former MVP Patrick Mahomes was taken out of the game with a concussion after a scary hit in the third quarter. Jamie Squire / Getty Images "He got hit in the back of the head and kind of knocked the wind out of him...he's doing great right now, which is a real positive, passed all the deals that he needed to pass so we'll see where it goes from here," Cheifs head coach Andry Reid said after the game. "I just talked to him. He's doing good. We'll see how he is tomorrow but right now he's feeling good," he added. Backup quarterback Chad Henne was thrust into the spotlight to finish the game in Mahomes' absence. He went 6-of-8 for 66 yards and an interception in the end zone; however, he played a critical role in maintaining possession for the Chiefs in the final minutes, preventing the Browns from getting the ball back to end the game. "HenneThingIsPossible," Mahomes tweeted after the game. Mahomes will go through the league's concussion protocol this week, which will determine his eligibility for the AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills, next week. [Via] View the full article

Twitter suspended the account of QAnon supporting Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, Sunday after she called for her supporters to "mobilize" to combat the "attacks on our liberties." Pool / Getty Images “I encourage all Americans, not just the 75 million people who voted for President Trump, to mobilize and make your voices heard in opposition to these attacks on our liberties,” the tweet read. Greene also tweeted a thread referencing conspiracy theories regarding the validity of the recent Georgia Senate elections. She reacted to the news of her suspension in a statement that called for Congress to "act swiftly" to "protect free speech in America." “Silicon Valley Cartel launched a multi-front attack to chill free speech in America by deplatforming President Donald Trump and purging an unknown number of conservatives,” the statement read. Prior to her election, Green previously supported the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory, which claimed that Democratic Party leaders run a human-trafficking and pedophilia ring. She also theorized that the counter-protester killed in 2017 at the White nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia was "an inside job." Green was elected to the House in November as a representative of Georgia's 14th congressional district. Twitter also banned President Donald Trump earlier this month. [Via] View the full article

Legendary Ronettes singer Ronnie Spector commented on the death of her ex-husband, Grammy-winning producer Phil Spector, Sunday, calling him a "brilliant producer, but a lousy husband." Matt Carr / Getty Images "It's a sad day for music and a sad day for me," Ronnie, 77, wrote on Instagram. "When I was working with Phil Spector, watching him create in the recording studio, I knew I was working with the very best. He was in complete control, directing everyone. So much to love about those days. Meeting him and falling in love was like a fairytale." "As I said many times while he was alive, he was a brilliant producer, but a lousy husband," she wrote. "Unfortunately Phil was not able to live and function outside of the recording studio. Darkness set in, many lives were damaged." The couple married in 1968 and divorced six years later. Phil Spector passed away from complications relating to COVID-19 on Saturday at the age of 81. The Grammy-winning musician was serving a 19-to-life sentence after being convicted for the 2003 murder of actress Lana Clarkson. He worked on the iconic Beatles' album Let It Be, many of The Ronettes' hits, and influenced the likes of the Beach Boys, Brian Eno, and Bruce Springsteen. [Via] View the full article

Legendary comedian Steve Martin, 75, says he's received the COVID-19 vaccine and is experiencing no side effects. Theo Wargo / Getty Images "Good news/Bad news," Martin wrote on Twitter, Sunday morning. "Good news: I just got vaccinated! Bad news: I got it because I’m 75. Ha! The operation in NYC was smooth as silk (sorry about the cliché @BCDreyer!) and hosted to perfection by the US Army and National Guard. Thank you all, and thank you science." Martin says he was able to get access to the vaccine through New York City's government’s website where he was among those eligible, who include “individuals 75 and older, first responders, public safety officers, teachers and other school staff; in-person college instructors, childcare workers, public-facing grocery store workers, transit workers and individuals living and working in homeless shelters.” The site warns that it could take up to 14 weeks to schedule an appointment due to limited federal allocation. "I signed up ON line through an NYC dot gov website (sorry I don’t have the exact site), and waited IN line at the Javits Center," Martin said, replying to a fan who was seeking advice on where to get his 83-year-old mother-in-law vaccinated in New York. "Right now, I’m having no fide resects [sic]," Martin joked. [Via] View the full article

Sen. Lindsey Graham has penned an open letter to the new Senate Majority Leader, Chuck Schumer, urging him not to move forward with the second impeachment of President Donald Trump. Graham described the impeachment as a "gratuitous, meaningless effort." Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images Graham further explains in the letter: But now, in your first act as majority leader, rather than begin the national healing that the country so desperately yearns for, you seek vengeance and political retaliation instead. While the vice president and Senate Republicans rejected unconstitutional actions, you seek to force upon the Senate, what would itself be but one more unconstitutional action in this disgraceful saga— the impeachment trial of a former president. Trump's second impeachment was put forth in the House of Representatives following the violent riot at the U.S. Capitol Building on January 6th. Members of the House decided that the President played a role in the “incitement of an insurrection" after egging on the crowd. Instead of placing blame on Trump for his role in provoking the crowd, Graham has attempted to shift the narrative to Nancy Pelosi. “To see people come and take over the Capitol – the House and the Senate – beat officers, defile the seat of government. How in the hell could that happen? Where was Nancy Pelosi? It’s her job to provide Capitol security,​” he said on Fox News, Sunday. The Senate will reach a decision on impeachment later this week. [Via] View the full article

Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski says he wants to stay in Tampa Bay next season, after coming out of retirement in 2020 to play with his former quarterback Tom Brady. Mike Ehrmann / Getty Images "Yeah, you gotta," Gronkowski told former Patriot Willie McGinest on NFL Network, Sunday. "I feel like this team was built to win right now. It was put together this year to win right now. It always pops up in your mind; you're thinking about the future a little bit -- I can definitely see this team also having a lot of talent come back and having another successful run next year, as well, with me." The Bucs are set to take on the New Orleans Saints, Sunday night, in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. The two teams have faced off twice this season and the Saints came away victorious in both matchups. "This time's gotta be different," Gronkowski said. "We really didn't have that much success against them, especially in the second game. They absolutely whupped our butts. But the third time's a charm. We've gotta go out there, and we've gotta play our best football if we want a chance to win." The winner of Sunday night's contest will take on the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Conference Championship, next week. [Via] View the full article

2020 was a busy year for Dizzy Wright. The rapper maintained a prolific output with the release of Blaze With Us 2 alongside Demrick as well as his own solo project My Hustle Unmatched. And in between those projects, he was busy dropping tons of singles and stand-out features. But now that we're in a new year, he's making sure to set the tone for what he has in store. The rapper recently reconnected with Marlon Craft for their new collab, "Devil In Disguise." The pair tackle a hypnotizing soul sample and crispy drums as they pack each bar with tight-flows and sharp lyricism. Marlon Craft's appearance on "Devil In Disguise" arrives shortly after he dropped off his latest solo track, "At The Door." Peep their new collab below. Quotable Lyrics I might be the illest since 2020 me Stay a loner 'cause the devil loves company Y'all wait for leaves to fall from the money tree I'm watching seeds that I planted grow right in front of me View the full article

Kanye West's Yeezy imprint with Adidas has been a force in the sneaker industry since all the way back in 2015 and for years now, West has been able to build upon his brand's catalog. At this point, Yeezy is a billion-dollar enterprise, and West himself has become a billionaire because of Yeezy's sales. Streetwear and sneaker culture has been largely carried by Yeezy over the years and while the Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2 has proven to be the most popular of his silhouettes there have certainly been other great ones as well. One of his best models is the Adidas Yeezy 500 which follows that chunky dad shoe aesthetic that has become so trendy over the years. Recently, an account by the name of @yzsplyleaks came through with some brand new images of what appears to be the wildest Yeezy 500 yet. As you can see, the shoe has an orange midsole, all while the upper is both blue and grey. It makes for a unique look that we have yet to see on a Yeezy outside of the Yeezy Boost 700. For now, it is believed that this will drop during the Spring of this year, although details remain scarce so keep it locked to HNHH for any updates. In the meantime, let us know what you think in the comments below. View the full article

Tyler Perry has long been a prominent fixture in the Black community, actively producing full-cast series and movies on the Black experience since his start as a playwright in the 90s and early 2000s. After acquiring his film production studio "Tyler Perry Studios," he became the first African American to own a major film studio in the nation. He will be recognized by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences during the upcoming 2021 Oscars ceremony in recognition of his humanitarian efforts. The film studio owner will receive the 2021 Jean Jersholt Humanitarian Award during the live show because of his commitment to philanthropy. Back in December, Perry donated $100k to the boyfriend of Breonna Taylor for his legal defense, as well as paid for funeral costs for numerous victims of police brutality. Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for SiriusXM “Tyler’s cultural influence extends far beyond his work as a filmmaker,” said Academy President David Rubi in a statement to Variety magazine. “He has quietly and steadily focused on humanitarian and social justice causes from the beginning of his career, caring for people who are most often ignored.” The 51-year-old producer will share the honor with the Motion Picture Television Fund. “The work of the MPTF is more vital than ever, and the organization has gone above and beyond to help our community,” Rubin continued. “The sheer number of individuals and families—from every corner of our industry’s workforce—aided during the pandemic and over the last 100 years is nothing short of extraordinary.” Paul R. Giunta/Getty Images He was included in Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People list of 2020. Congrats to Perry on the major recognition. [via] View the full article

It seems as if people have a lot to say about Ben Simmons this NBA season. One fan in particular took his grievances towards Simmons and somehow found a commonality between the Sixers' player's career and Chris Brown's. Though one of the greatest R&B performers of our time, he certainly hasn't been absolved himself from criticism over the course of his career. Chris Brown, however, is better at his own craft than Ben Simmons' is at his. That's no shot at the Sixers star but Chris Brown is both a phenomenal dancer and singer that has been setting stages ablaze since he was a teenager. And he knows this, too. A tweet has been circulating comparing Ben Simmons' game to Chris Brown's catalog. "Chris Brown really is the R&B Ben Simmons... no progression, no decline.... just the same old shit ass musician," the tweet reads. It quickly made its rounds across the Internet before finding itself on Chris Brown's timeline who, according to a screenshot captured by TheShadeRoom, was furious at the comparison. "Y'all pussy ass n***as gone stop playing wit me like I ain't better than any n***as u can possible think of," he wrote in a since-deleted comment before pointing out, "BASKETBALL A TEAM sport." "You fuck ass lil n***as better watch sport center because you'll lose count watching my paper. Now go ask ya momma who ya real daddy is," he concluded. Chris Brown's also a pretty mean basketball player, apparently. However, we're not going to bank on him in a 1-on-1 against Ben Simmons. Check the post below. View the full article

At this point, Drake does not need to do very much to remind us that he's one of the biggest artists in the world right now. Earning accolade after accolade, it almost feels like the 34-year-old "Nice for What" artist has broken every record out there. Back in 2016, "One Dance" became the first single to ever cross the 1 billion streams threshold on Spotify, while shattering a previous record set by The Beatles for most songs simultaneously charting in the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100 chart when seven singles off Scorpion held spots in the top region of the chart at the same time. The Toronto-bred rapper has now earned another career distinction. Gregory Shamus/Getty Images As reported by the industry charts aggregate platform @chartdata, Drizzy has just made history as the first artist to ever surpass 50 billion combined streams on Spotify. Per the account, the hitmaker "has now surpassed 50 billion streams on Spotify across all credits. He is the first artist in history to hit this milestone." One user pointed out that Drake's lead is so enormous on just Spotify, adding up his combined streams on each of the respective music platforms would simply be unfair. With his forthcoming LP Certified Lover Boy expected to arrive in the first quarter, the OVO head honcho's hold on the streaming industry is expected to grow even tighter. He and Meek Mill were rumored to be in the Bahamas shooting a new music video for the upcoming project. In the meantime, the megastar has been working on his new NOCTA sublabel under Nike, revealing some new pieces from the line last week. View the full article

Last night was a difficult one if you are a fan of the Baltimore Ravens as the team lost to the Buffalo Bills in a low-scoring game, 17-3. Quarterback Lamar Jackson has struggled in the playoffs over the last few years and last night was yet another example of this as the Bills defense was simply too potent for the Ravens' offensive schemes to handle. Not to mention, Jackson was injured in the third quarter of the game as his head hit the ground hard, leading to concussion protocol. Following the match, Jackson received some support from a fellow Floridian, in Kodak Black. Just a couple of weeks ago, Jackson asked President Donald Trump to commute Kodak's sentence, and now, Kodak is returning the favor with some words of wisdom for the former MVP trophy winner. "Sometimes We Come Up Short & It’s Ok My Dude I’m Witcha Regardless," Kodak explained. As it stands, the artist is still in prison and has been quite honest about his struggles with depression although it's quite obvious that he has been receiving a ton of support from people around the music and sports industries. Hopefully, Jackson sees these words and takes them to heart heading into next season. Andy Lyons/Getty Images View the full article

Lil Berete has been one artist out of Toronto to look out for over the past few years. The Regent Park artist's Icebreaker and 1 Way Out showcased his versatility and penchant for making hits. 2020 was a year where he did just that. Following the release of 2019's 1 Way Out, he continued to flood the streets with singles like "Ride Or Die" and "Treacherous." It's a new year and Berete is looking ready to run 2021 up. The rapper returned this week with his hard-hitting new banger, "War Ready." Equipped with a cinematic visual that showcases the rapper in a high-stakes scenario in the 6ix, the rapper opens up the track acknowledging that he's on some "different shit" while insisting he remains the "hottest in the Dot." Check the record below. Quotable Lyrics Slide on my block, he gon' turn to a victim You know he ain't gang if he shoot in our kennel White Air Force when I'm all in the trap I ain't leavin' the trap 'til that shit turn yellow Mama be trippin' 'cause pounds in the pillow Mama be trippin' 'cause bags in the denim View the full article

There have been some pretty incredible shoes released over the past year although when it comes to brand new silhouettes, few have captivated sneakerheads quite like the Puma RS-Dreamer, which is J. Cole's very first signature silhouette. The sneaker is billed as a basketball shoe although it has mostly been worn for everyday casual use, as the chunky silhouette is reminiscent of some of the other great offerings Puma has delivered over the years. A plethora of colorways has been released for this shoe although perhaps one of the best is the "Ebony and Ivory" offering which dropped just about a month ago. We at HNHH were lucky enough to get our hands on the colorway, and in the images below, courtesy of our very own Eddie Lee, you can see just how gorgeous these kicks are. Image via Eddie Lee As the name would suggest, the shoe features white and black aesthetics, with grey thrown into the mix for some added contrast. The white upper is mainly made of breathable mesh, which is perfect for ballplayers who need that extra comfort while out on the court. From there, black suede is placed on and near the midsole, giving the shoe a more complete look. When it comes to the midsole, Puma uses ProFoam technology that gives you that extra bounce and explosiveness while you're on the court. Overall, this is a versatile shoe that can be worn on both the court and in everyday life. This colorway is especially great as it will match almost any outfit or jersey. Be sure to keep it locked to HNHH, as we will continue to drop new sneaker unboxing content, all while delivering the latest updates from the sneaker world. Image via Eddie Lee Image via Eddie Lee Image via Eddie Lee Image via Eddie Lee Image via Eddie Lee View the full article