lets have a toast for the douche bags.

clap clap clap, congrats you've succesfully imitated kanye west...what will you do now? ok first things first i like kanye west just as much as the next guy, but i will by no means "swagger jack" the man or imitate him. i am my own man and as far as i am concerned i dress pretty damn well. if you want to wear comme de garcons or dior homme then go for it..but come on? going to forever 21 mens sections and getting cheap knock offs to try imitate someone else is weak. be you! create your own look...if you really want to be on that next level of "fashion" do something that no one has done..i'll respect you more if you do that even if you look stupid.`

one little two little three little four little douche bags.

this guy needs to put a quarter in his ass cause he played himself...

im just gonna leave this alone.

yeah i wouldn't anyone to know who i am either.

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from the shadows to the forefront.

recently dos equis has commissioned visual street artist kaws to design a bottle for them. kaws is best known for his brand original fake in which he uses the double x logo, which is perfect for the dos equis bottles.he is very popular with the streetwear community but has not yet crossed over into mainstream america until now. in addition to the dos equis collaboration he has teamed up with nike and kanye west. here are some examples of his work.

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good ass job.

kanye west has begun a new movement in which he wears designer suits everywhere he goes, which is known as the rosewood movement. we at the rockerfeller report have taking a liking to this considering that the world of mainstream hip hop has followed a barrage of bad trends from skinny jeans to bright colors, this change in fashion brings some professionalism to a genre of music which is associated which an attitude of apathy. the best part of this movement is that is more than just tailored suits. it requires the people involved in it to conduct themselves with class, be gentlemen and take care of their family. are musicians starting to take responsibility for the way they affect the lives of other? lets hope so.

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