Brooklyn (Go Hard) Lyrics Brooklyn we go hard, we go hard This is black hoodie rap There's no fear in my eyes where they lookin' at Better look on map, besides, me nah like to eye fight Me nah think such a ting is worth a man's life (Christ!) But if a man test my Stuy I promise he won't like my reply Boom bye bye like Buju I'm crucial I'm a Brooklyn boy I may take some gettin' use to Chain snatchin', ain't have it, gotta get it Same shitted, from Brownsville to Bainbrid-idge Fatherless child, mama pulled double shifts So the number runners was the only one I hanged widith Before you know it I'm in the game, bang fidith Fear no orangutans, pe-deal cid-daps Like oranges-es, I'm dangerous Please, tell me what the name of this shit I father, I Brooklyn Dodger them I jack, I rob, I sin Aww man, I'm Jackie Robinson 'Cept when I run base, I dodge the pen Lucky me, luckily, they didn't get me

Now when I bring the Nets, I'm the black Branch Rickey From Brooklyn corners, burnin' branches of sticky Spread love, Biggie, Brooklyn, hippie I pity the fool with jewels like Mr. T With no history in my borough, they borrow With no intentions of returnin', tomorrow The sun don't come out for many, like Annie Half orphan, mama never had an abortion Papa sort of did, still I managed to live I go hard, I owe it all to the crib Now please tell me, what the fuck's harder than this? While I'm doin' my time due to circumstance Cross that bridge, face the consequence Once bid 10 now I paid my dues Risk takers we break the rules Get so dark, but I see good Bed-Stuy stay high in my neck of the woods Now, let it ring out, it's a warningLet it be sworn in Gotta make it stick workin' like we blue collar Rip it to the core, underneath it all we harder Right into the clip, bring it to the floor

One step, one step, give it up more The road is rough and the street's a messusc dkny hoodie Got big cash dreams and a sick death wishgoku hoodie ebay Robbin' out the commercial stashnew isf hoodies Kill the voice screamin' in my head About “Brooklyn (Go Hard)” This love letter from Jay to his borough of birth contains the most amazing wordplay about the Brooklyn Dodgers since Duke Snider’s first chart-topper Despite how well known this song is even to non rap fans, Jay never actually put this song on an album- it was just a promotional single. Jay Z & Eminem Bad Guys Always Die Say What You Say One Shot 2 Shot Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem) I Just Wanna Love U (Give it 2 Me) '03 Bonnie & Clyde

Dirt Off Your Shoulder Show Me What You Got Roc Boys (And The Winner Is)... D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)Industries EastBrooklyn IndustriesCrew BrooklynindustriesMaiden BrooklynRiver MaidenRiver PrintedMermaid MaidenThe EastT Shirt MenForwardThis is what happened when your favorite, childhood character moved to the East River. Printed on our super soft, 100% cotton crew. #brooklynindustries #eastriver #mermaid #maiden #bestofsummerRead all you need to know about the iconic collaboration between Puma and BWGH, with their R698 Bluefield OG. Read more Men’s Trainer features. Collabs are a big part of the sneaker world, with some making history and continuing on with an on-slaughter of re-releases, new colour ways and intricate designs. Others had a brief but intense success, and others just didn’t work. Luckily this collaboration wasn’t a disaster story, and its original release prompted a re-release just two years later due to its overwhelming success. The Puma R698 Bluefield was created with the help of Parisian menswear label BWGH (Brooklyn We Go Hard) – misleading name we know, taking on their graphic, minimalist style and blending it with their own sports focused look.

What came from the collab was a clean blend of colours, shapes and materials that made up a subtle jigsaw style sneaker. Contents1 Puma X BWGH R698 Bluefield2 Features3 History4 Price5 Original Release Date6 Purpose7 Key Drop Variations Using the classic, streamlined design of the Puma R698 as a starting point, BWGH added in their statement influence with a soft suede and mesh upper, a variety of blue shades merging into a clean finish, and a statement white sole to bring everything together. Their zigzag, textured laces added another dimension to the overall look, and the back of the shoe features BWGH’s clean logo just above the sole, and Puma’s iconic one above it. Suede and mesh upper 2013 was the year when cult Parisian label BWGH first joined with the famous sports brand. While not specialising in sportswear, and focusing more on graphic style pieces, BWGH had a minimalist style that Puma knew would work well with their streamlined shapes, while contrasting neatly with their bold, chunky soles.

Using Puma’s R698 runner as a base, BWGH took inspiration from the classic, colourful paintings of abstract artist Mark Rothko, with the two tone suede upper imitating the subtle contrasts of his work. With the popularity of the artistic trainers causing them to sell out rapidly, it only took two years before BWGH and Puma to join up again for a re-release. They kept the iconic colour way, and the only change was made to the lace, shunning the multi-tonal laces in favour of a solid navy blue, giving a more streamlined, clean finish.PUMA Sport Fashion R698 X Bwgh Whether it's at the gym, on the block, or on the runway, the R698 X BWGH from PUMA® Sport Fashion is a non-stop crowd pleaser that keeps you looking your best. Brooklyn We Go Hard for PUMA Collaboration. Leather, mesh, and fabric uppers offer a unique look. Padded tongue and collar provide comfort with every step. Lace-up closure with round, dual-color fabric laces for optimal fit. Soft, textile lining and a cushioned footbed for additional comfort.