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Find all the chicest options from our street style coverage in the slideshow above.On Friday, T.I. dropped Us or Else, a surprise six-song EP the rapper recorded as a reaction to "the repeated deaths of unarmed black citizens at the hands of police." Among the EP's politically charged tracks is "Black Man," featuring Migos' Quavo, Meek Mill and RaRa, with T.I. also sharing the video for the song on Tidal. In the video, the rappers are shown in separate scenes handing off a backpack with unknown contents after Quavo is pulled over by police. The video arrives just days after the recent police-involved deaths of Terence Crutcher in Tulsa and Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte."Police see I got my hands up / Still wanna kill me, they don't understand us / They be looking for a reason just to shoot me / And wanna do me how they do us in the movies," T.I. raps on the track, listing cities that have recently seen high-profile killings of unarmed black men. "Or how they do it out in Baton Rouge / Or Ferguson, or Florida, or Baltimore, they make excuses / Like I did cause I thought he had a pistol."

On the chorus, Quavo ponders why black men are the target of police searches, rhyming, "Is it because of my people? / Is it because of my sneakers? sg1 backpack/ Is it because of my jersey?""backpack beach chair with footrestI continually see injustices happening and I had to speak out," T.I. said in a statement. sg1 backpack"There are millions of people, many who have supported me, who don't have the privilege of having a platform like mine. uashmama backpackThis is my opportunity to be their voice, to bring attention to their suffering and my attempt to also right some wrongs. jansport backpack tire bottom

But I also want us to wake up and invest in ourselves and our communities."The Us or Else EP, streaming exclusively on Tidal for both subscribers and non-users, also features guest appearances by Killer Mike, Big K.R.I.T. and the Game. backpack sprayer gpmT.I. will debut tracks from the EP live during the rapper's set at the Many Rivers to Cross festival in Atlanta on October 1st and 2nd.tk maxx laptop backpack, the social justice organization founded by Harry Belafonte. Watch T.I.'s Slick Video for Dr. Dre-Produced 'Dope' Kevin Hart's 'Chocolate Droppa' Recruits T.I., Migos for 'Baller Alert' Watch T.I. Join Nick Jonas, Demi Lovato for Future Now TourDo you know a person that has done magnificent things in their lifetime but have been overlooked? You should nominate them as a Rochester Hidden Treasure!

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Curious about which brands get the most love from Jay Z, Kanye West, and their sartorially savvy peers? We gathered 11 beloved fashion houses that are consistently mentioned in rap songs. Unless it’s Macklemore, most rappers wax poetic about their love of pricey designer clothes in their songs. Scroll through to check out the 11 brands, and shop our favorite stylish picks from each. It’s easy to see why rappers love Moschino. The Italian fashion house recently introduced a collection of playful, logo-emblazoned pieces with a distinct ‘90s vibe, and the late Biggie Smalls immortalized the brand in his track “Hypnotize,” rapping that his lady friends in Philly preferred wearing Moschino over other high-end brands. Moschino +V&A Set Of Two Gold-Plated Knuckle Rings ($2895) Moschino Leather-Paneled Wool-Blend Bomber Jacket ($495) Maison Martin Margiela’s known for putting an avant-garde twist on classic, conventional pieces. No wonder Kanye West, the innovative musician often dubbed hip-hop’s enfant terrible, calls out a Margiela jacket in “N***as in Paris.”

Maison Martin Margiela Ribbed Leather Jacket ($3011) Maison Martin Margiela Double Finger Ring ($460) Like all rappers, Nicki Minaj displays some serious braggadocio in “Come on a Cone,” a track from her Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded album. Sitting next to Anna Wintour “front row in Oscar de la Renta posture.” We get why she tossed in de la Renta’s name—after all, no brand is more synonymous with all-American luxury and glamour. Oscar de la Renta Camille Embellished Mesh Ankle Boots ($995) Oscar de la Renta Jeweled Drop Earrings ($295) A$AP Rocky’s “Fashion Killa” is basically a laundry list of big-name brands (Balmain, Dolce & Gabbana) and more insidery labels (Ann Demeulemeester, Damir Doma). His ideal woman also wears Rick Owens (“boy, she got it by the stock”), one of A$AP’s favorite designers who’s popular for his edgy, subversive style. Rick Owens Lilies Stretch-Jersey Cardigan ($760) Rick Owens Sleeveless Sweater ($782)

Who knew that Rick Ross was such a fan of the French womenswear brand known for its cool, nonchalant, oh-so-Parisian aesthetic? The rapper has name-dropped Isabel Marant in several songs, even shouting out the label’s now-famous wedge sneakers in the 2012 track “Presidential.” Isabel Marant Adelaide Wool-Blend Wrap Mini Skirt ($505) Isabel Marant Etoile Bart Leather Sneakers ($475) You wouldn’t be the only person who got “Versace, Versace, Versace” permanently stuck in her head after hearing Migos’ track, aptly titled “Versace.” The Italian brand’s unabashedly flashy aesthetic is a favorite among rappers, including this hip-hop trio who rap about going to sleep and dreaming Versace. Anthony Vaccarello X Versus Versace Iconic Leather Belt ($456) Versace Gold Button Mini Skirt ($1312) Jay Z pays homage to Tom Ford in his Magna Carta… Holy Grail track named after the designer. While the well-heeled singer and his peers love the designer’s razor-sharp, tailored suits, thankfully, Ford also makes beautiful womenswear and accessories that exude a sexy, confident vibe.

Tom Ford Dropped Hem Skirt ($1329) Tom Ford Napa Stretch-Panel Zip Booties ($1590) Prada’s another label that’s been heavily featured in rap and hip-hop songs over the past decade. It’s easy to see why the designer pops up in Drake’s smash hit “Fancy”—after all, nothing makes a girl feel fancier than “nails done, hair done, everything did” and Prada’s sophisticated, feminine pieces. Prada Block Heel T-Strap Sandals ($765) Prada D-Frame Sunglasses ($268) Now that’s some serious brand commitment: On “Birthday Song,” 2 Chainz raps, “If I die, bury me inside that Louis store.” While we don’t know if other musicians feel quite that strongly about the revered French fashion house, the brand’s garnered plenty of mentions over the years for its fashion-forward sensibilities and ubiquitous monogrammed accessories. Louis Vuitton Vintage Monogram Serviette Briefcase ($1450) Louis Vuitton Vintage Sablon Bag ($1375) Though Saint Laurent was still Yves Saint Laurent back when The Game’s “Hello” came out, the brand’s signature high-glamour aesthetic hasn’t changed much.