As a hip hop head since the 80’s i can say that it was the skating community that took Vans to the next level. When i saw skaters in Vans in the 80’s, 90’s, and 2000’s I wanted to wear them.
Not entirely true , I used to skate back than . Back than skate /surfing and rock an toll went hand in hand , so it was a white thing . not until hip pop got involve that I saw mass adoption in fact I remember that how got involved in hip pop . Definitely the hip pop urban culture Had big hand
NPR's "How I Built This" Podcast has an awesome episode interviewing the Vans founder where he details how he started Vans. It's a great podcast overall if you're interested in the origin stories behind iconic companies!
That's why I hung my vans up once the mainstream sucked them up. Peeps running around with thrasher shirts and vans never having touched a board or a bike in their lives.
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So what? Record companies made hip hop popular and created what we know hip hop . Industrial revolution what made the wealth u enjoy like the technology u use hip hop doesn’t create wealth what created wealth was industry machines and technology and medicine hip hop benefit from industry.
Due to the fall in the stock market, I don't think it's advisable holding, it would be more beneficial and yield more profit if you actually trade on crypto currency I've been trading since the dip, and I've made so much profit trading
The Pack saved Vans and they wouldnt even endorse or acknowledge their impact. I didnt know what vans were until i heard this song and walked into my first store because of it
@@sevendaysaweek2622 it's amazing how you came to that conclusion, when they made a detailed video of how hiphop culture boosted the popularity of vans
Vans have been a big part of my generation's world and wardrobe for years. I think they look great
As a hip hop head since the 80’s i can say that it was the skating community that took Vans to the next level. When i saw skaters in Vans in the 80’s, 90’s, and 2000’s I wanted to wear them.
@Projectile Live Very true!
Not entirely true , I used to skate back than . Back than skate /surfing and rock an toll went hand in hand , so it was a white thing . not until hip pop got involve that I saw mass adoption in fact I remember that how got involved in hip pop . Definitely the hip pop urban culture Had big hand
The data tells a different story. Perspective is subjective.
NPR's "How I Built This" Podcast has an awesome episode interviewing the Vans founder where he details how he started Vans. It's a great podcast overall if you're interested in the origin stories behind iconic companies!
I’d love to watch that! Thank you for sharing this.
Inspired to buy their slip-ons I used to wear during high school!
Got my Vans on, but they look like sneakers! :D
Yup mid 20 tho wow! I was there
Hip hop helped a lot of industries
That's why they say music holds the power to influence society
That's why I hung my vans up once the mainstream sucked them up. Peeps running around with thrasher shirts and vans never having touched a board or a bike in their lives.
I was riding my GT BMX everyday wearing in Vans shoes in 1984 California... old good time : Bob Haro, Eddie Fiola, Greg Hill, Brian Patterson... :)
Vans are the ish. Comfortable, stylish and sole so big that it can be a rainstorm but your feet still remain dry as desert.
Incredible person reading this, you have everything there is to succeed in life, whatever that is for you. Go after the life you truly want NOW! ✨
I believe in you! Love - Nat ❤️
Hip hop has helped create revenue for ALL industries!!!
hip hop also helped the adidas brand, from RUN - DMC’s song “my adidas “
So what? Record companies made hip hop popular and created what we know hip hop . Industrial revolution what made the wealth u enjoy like the technology u use hip hop doesn’t create wealth what created wealth was industry machines and technology and medicine hip hop benefit from industry.
You better say the Pack
How squid game caused sales of vans slip ons to skyrocket 7,800%
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Due to the fall in the stock market, I don't think it's advisable holding, it would be more beneficial and yield more profit if you actually trade on crypto currency I've been trading since the dip, and I've made so much profit trading
The reality of the rich and the poor is this: the rich invest their money and spend what is left. The poor spend their money and invest what is left
Crypto is the new gold.
How does this whole process works, I'm interested in investing but still confused by the fluctuations in price
I heard that his strategies are really good
I never liked the chunky shoes or the high top Air Jordans.
Vans are simple and lightweight but also last a long time :)
It's more into punk rock than hip hop
I agree, it was more punk & metal , didn't really start hearing hip hop in skateboarding until recent years, maybe early - mid 2000's - now
Vans make her dance
yah but GBRS made vans tacticool
The Pack saved Vans and they wouldnt even endorse or acknowledge their impact. I didnt know what vans were until i heard this song and walked into my first store because of it
Hip hop is a trillion dollars industry
Need black people to make money. If America stopped being so racist we could all PROSPER.
Another brand that the black community has made popular without being gave credit.
Please stop. The black community did not make Vans popular.
@@SirD1 what video did you watch?
@@firstlast6226 skater community made vans popular which is majority white lmao🤦🏽
@@sevendaysaweek2622 it's amazing how you came to that conclusion, when they made a detailed video of how hiphop culture boosted the popularity of vans
@@firstlast6226 dense
Love vans shoes
The pack BASEDGOD
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That is a bunch of BS hip hop is only about Nikes. Vans are only for skaters and stoners .
Alternative music and skate board made Vans . NOT Hip Hop!
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