Which era REALLY changed hip-hop fashion — the 80s, 90s, 2000s, or NOW? 👀🔥
On this episode of Respect the Goats, CEO P and Ya Favorite Cuzzin sit down with Team Lamb to talk fashion, culture, community impact, entrepreneurship and building a legacy.
Team Lamb shares how the organization began in 2011 after the loss of Cado Lilam Simpkins and grew from a community movement into fashion, events, mentorship and major productions throughout Hampton Roads.
Then we get into the debate. 👀
From Adidas tracksuits, rope chains and Dapper Dan to Jordans, FUBU, Cross Colours, Karl Kani, Rocawear, Sean John and Baby Phat, we debate which generation had the biggest impact on hip-hop style — and which era's influence can still be seen today.
We also hear from Greg of Brand Newz Clothing and A. Driver of Made in Norfolk, who bring a designer's perspective to the conversation.
👇 80s, 90s, 2000s or NOW — which era changed the game?
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro & Meet Team Lamb
4:15 The Story Behind Team Lamb
8:45 Building a Team & Learning to Delegate
12:30 From Streetwear to Producing Fashion Shows
17:15 Bringing Juneteenth to Virginia Beach
22:00 Juneteenth at Mount Trashmore
27:30 Pageantry, Modeling & Building Confidence
32:00 80s vs 90s vs 2000s vs NOW 🔥
36:45 80s Hip-Hop Fashion: Adidas, Tracksuits & Rope Chains
41:15 90s Hip-Hop Fashion: Jordans, FUBU & Cross Colours
46:00 2000s Fashion: Rocawear, Sean John & Baby Phat
50:45 Brand Nu$ Clothing: Why the 80s Changed the Game
56:15 Made in Norfolk: Why the 90s Won
1:02:30 Team Lamb's Creative Team
1:06:45 What's Next for Team Lamb
1:10:00 Knowing Your Why & Building a Legacy
1:13:00 Final Thoughts & Closing
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