After making headlines for their custom nameplate bracelet design of Cardi B & Offset’s daughter Kulture‘s, Shyne’s Jeweler exploded with requests from fans clamoring to have similar styles dripping from their wrists.

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Founded in 2008 by Josef Roth better known as Joe The Jeweler, Shyne Jewelers is located in the heart of Philadelphia’s historic South Street District. Although over the years they have had a plethora of A-List Celebrity clientele, Shyne Jewelers is extremely passionate about what they do and pride themselves on giving each of their clients the “celebrity experience.”

To check out their gallery follow Shyne Jewelers online here.

Check out some of their celebrity clients below,

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It looks like tourmates jumping on wax together is the new pattern for 2018. Below, Killer Mike and El-P jump on Lorde‘s Melodrama track “Supercut.” It was revealed in Lorde’s latest newsletter, where she declared “little nerd heart…full” thanks to the collaboration.

Check out the remix (which El-P produced) below. You can find tickets to Lorde’s tour dates — which also features Tove Stryke and Mitski — here.

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Whenever Run The Jewels release something, you can expect it to both get a party lit and make you uncomfortable with a real message. This week, El-P and Killer Mike liberate a socially-charged new visual for “Legend Has It,” the first to be taken from the duo’s third album (RTJ3).

In the clip (directed by Brian Beletic), we see the artists recently-arrested in stuck in a line-up, which bounces around a little girl, a clown-faces police officer and other random suspects. It’s a multi-layered shot at the prison system and everything that’s wrong with it; halfway through the clip, we even get statistics on rising mass incarceration rates in the country. In addition to a stuffed bunny seeing its head blown off, viewers also get a Keyser Söze-style ending.

Enjoy the “Legend Has It” clip in full below and — if you haven’t already — pick up your copy of RTJ3 here. In related news, Run The Jewels will be continuing a festival-heavy trek across the planet for much of the Summer (which includes their just announced Glastonbury confirmation); you can check out upcoming tour dates as well.

March 29th: Belfast, United Kingdom – Limelight
March 30th: Dublin, Ireland – Olympia
March 31st: Manchester, United Kingdom – Albert Hall
April 1st: London, United Kingdom – Roundhouse
April 3rd: Mayrhofen, Austria – Snowbombing
April 5th: Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg
April 6th: Brussels, Belgium – AB Main Hall
April 7th: Paris, France – Élysée Montmartre
April 29th: Fort Worth, TX, United States – Fortress Festival
May 5th: Miami, FL, United States – Rolling Loud Festival
May 26th – May 28th: Township, IL, United States – Summer Camp Music Festival
May 28th: Boston, MA, United States – Boston Calling
June 2nd: Primavera Sound – Barcelona, Spain
June 3rd: London, United Kingdom – Field Day
June 8th: Porto, Portugal – Primavera Sound
June 9th – June 12th: Bethel, NY, United States – Mysteryland USA
June 9th: Aarhus, Denmark – Northside Festival
June 16th: Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands – Best Kept Secret Festival
June 21st – June 25th: Somerset, United Kingdom – Glastonbury Festival
July 14th – July 16th – Louisville, KY, United States – Forecastle Festival
July 15th – July 16th: Birmingham, AL, United States – Sloss Music & Arts Festival
July 21st – July 23rd: Los Angeles, CA, United States – FYF Fest 2017
July 21st – July 23rd: Seattle, WA, United States – Capitol Hill Block Party
July 22th: San Francisco, CA, United States – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
July 29th: Detroit, MI, United States – Mo Pop Festival
August 4th: Chicago, IL, United States – Lollapalooza
August 4th – August 6th: Montreal, QC, Canada – Osheaga Festival Musique Et Arts
August 24th: Glasgow, United Kingdom – Glasgow Summer Sessions

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The creative duo comprised of Killer Mike and El-P, best known as Run The Jewels release another thought provoking visual with “Early.” The politically-charged, animated video gets into topics relevant of today, such as false imprisonment and police surveillance, over a rich and hard-hitting instrumental. Check it out below and stay tuned for Run The Jewels 3, dropping sometime next year.

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Comprised of EL-P and Killer Mike, duo Run The Jewels recently released their video for their song, “Close Your Eyes (And Count To FXCK).” Portraying the issues between blacks and police officers (and the court system, in general) today, the video illustrates this struggle. With exhausted violence portrayed, the video highlights the pointless of violent resistance, on both ends, rather than working together.

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