Following on from their “Georgetown” collab with Fat Trel, clothing label 8&9 team up with Queensbridge rapper Cormega for their newest episode of, “The Intro.” In the video, Cormega speaks on various topics within the hip-hop culture including why the 1988 BMW E30 was such an inspiration, what fashion and hip-hop was during that year, and how the streets influenced rap. Mega, also, discusses his recent headgear collabs with 8&9. Check “The Intro” out below.

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Following the release of Fat Trel’s Georgetown mixtape, the DC rapper teams up with streetwear brand, 8&9 MFG. for his dope new “Georgetown” shirt. The shirt incorporates the images similar to both the Georgetown Hoyas mascot with Fat Trel’s own tattoos along with the MMG, SB and of course, 8&9.

“Fat Trel portrays that gritty, street element our brand conveys. He also has an impressive work ethic that our brand is also built off of. With the release of “Georgetown”, which is such an iconic part of the DC area, it seem like the perfect timing for our brands to work together and give something our fans and consumers would enjoy being a part of.” – Pascal, 8&9 Representative

Head to the 8&9 website now to cop yourself a Georgetown shirt.
 

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