23 years later, the song’s subject, the then-20-year-old Nike sneaker model, is still a staple of hip-hop style and street fashion, proving that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

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Between style, ego, and the generational gap in Hip-Hop, this could either blow over quick or heat up even more. Guess we’ll see if Waka got somethin’ to say next.

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