THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU to Bianca & Anike from NIKE Berlin!

We just LOVE them!!!

M3 BLOGGA you bitches!

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From da BBB Sales Team to da URBANEARS team a big THANK YOU for letting us choose a pair last week!

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Yeah! Nike Sportswear is feeding us with new goodies, this time an App for your iPhone, which will be available soon in your AppStore!

Berlin, London, Paris, Milan & Amsterdam are represented in this cool “True City” App!

We were so lucky in being one of the chosen ones to give off our tips & insider info on Berlin, now of course we’re really curious to what info has been included and how it looks!

So a big thank you & congratulations for the great work to Anike & Bianca from Nike!

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THANK YOU GIRLS!!!

We love em!

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etwas spät…aba es gab technische Probleme…

hier nun unsere kleine Bildcollage zum Treffen von Berliner Bloggern im Westen bei Niketown…

wir durften uns ein Nike Air Max 1 ID designen, den es jetzt wieder neu im Sortiment  ID gibt.

Alle am Start…

Danke an die Nikepossy!!

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Some impressions of the pit-stop @ Solebox for Reebok’s Pump Anniversary!

NighNight Friends!

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They hyped, they came, its over.

I had been at the EMA’s in Lissabon in 2005… but I must say, that Berlin topped it big time! From the show, to the hype and exitement before, from the line-up to the organisation. I think they really did a good job…

Another experience to remember, and something you might not forget in a lifetime… but still it remains something completely fake and in the end not that exiting at all.

When you watch it on TV, you feel like there is a million people standing in the croud and the energy nearly burts your the device you are watching it on. When you are there…its people standing in line for a Brezel and a Cola, walking and stumbling around the 02 World’s seats in their highheels, pushing around to get what they want. Still, Its a nice occasion, to get all styled up and do something different than the usual tour.

What I do experience when being there, and not watching it on TV, is that exitement you have when you see the stars perform that you love! I feel like 14, back to being boybands fan, and drooling about every move they do. Clearly this goes out to Beyonce and JiggaZ. The woman is simply fuckin amazing, and he has this extreme coolness that is like pure magnet! But not only…. the goosebumps of U2 (and im not a fan and hardly know a song), performing “One Love” live at Brandenburger Tor was indiscribable!

So then… after the party it wasnt the hotel lobby, but actually a party in Hangar 2, Tempelhof! “My” hangar Funny to see it dressed up in a different way than for BBB. With a blue band, and a walk down the red carpet you get blinded by the million sponsors that Universal got going for Dreamland of “Everything you need, we got it”. Really, they provided you with everything to have a great night and get lost: Sebastian Hairdressers, MAC Make-Up seats, Cookie stands, Guitar Hero, Pizza, Drinks, Espresso Bars, Cigarettes, etc.

So I wonder… if all that is available, why dont people just get wild, take that stick out of their ass, and actually have a good time? Not expecting wild dances, or sweating faces, but a little bit more enthusiasm or energy would have been cool. Maybe the music was the problem. Maybe the “lets play Gala and do celebrity watching” was the issue. Which was fun, but maybe its still the same if you would watch it on TV from home, not get wasted and get home at 2.30.

But in the end its all about “Be there or be square” and it definetely was worth it- a night to remember!!!

I love her:

I Jigg him:

They goosebumped me:

The crew:

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M3 BLOGGAS AM START…

REPRESENTING BERLIN*

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Aaron Bondaroff

zufällig entdeckt… und verliebt…

MOS DEF HOTTY OF THE WEEK:

Aaron Bondaroff 32, part Puerto Rican, part Jewish, Brooklyn-born and a high-school dropout.

His life weaves through the most elusive subcultures of lower Manhattan. A-Ron, as he is also known, is one of those individuals who embodies a scene. “I’m so downtown,” Bondaroff is fond of saying, “I don’t go above Delancey.”

Even so, he longs for something bigger, like the cultural noise made by the Beats in the 1950’s or Andy Warhol’s Factory in the 1960’s or the bands and fans who clustered around CBGB’s in the 1970’s. He wants to “make history” and join “the time line” of New York. He is not an artist, an author, a designer, musician, filmmaker or even a famous skateboarder or graffiti writer. So in another era, Bondaroff might have had to settle for his cameos in some of the acclaimed images of youthful outsider debauchery captured by his photographer friend Ryan McGinley. He could be, in other words, a counterculture muse, like Neal Cassady or Edie Sedgwick. hier gehts weiter…

…die New York Times…

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thnx 2 kwon from asics*