Bobby Hundreds to Release Streetwear Documentary
In Gangstarr’s “Robin Hood Theory,” Elijah Shabazz notes muses on the importance of ”schooling the

In Gangstarr’s “Robin Hood Theory,” Elijah Shabazz notes muses on the importance of ”schooling the youth with wisdom, [as otherwise] the sins of the father will visit the children.” It’s hard to ignore these words as they relate to streetwear, a largely youth-generated movement that has, for a few years now, been in a transitional phase. The legacy of streetwear means nothing without proper archiving, and thankfully Bobby Hundreds has tasked himself to chronicle the movement’s growth – from inception to modern day. The idea stems from a screenplay written by Mr. Kim over two years ago, which was consistently denied by studios around California until recently. Finally, the documentary – tentatively dubbed “The Impossible Project” – has been picked up by Project Cobalt and some other friends, and has begun filming. As we eagerly await updates on this pivotal project, be sure to leave thoughts below.