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I Hate Danny Ainge T Shirt

Undrcrwn Brings Back The Legandary T Shirt To His Stupid Descions On His Latest Trade That Will Cost Him The Season.

The Story Behind it is.

"The story about the actual tee goes likes this:

In 1987, Detroit fans wore "I Hate Danny Ainge" t-shirts before a playoff game. As Ainge was warming up on the court, he spotted the group wearing the T-shirts. Instead of taking offense, Ainge approached the fans and asked for a shirt. He wore the tee throughout warm-ups, joining his detractors’ cause—“just having fun with the fans in Detroit,” he explained.

If you're an upset Celtics fan, this of course can be open to interpretation. It's sad to see Nate & Perk go, but we wish them the best in OKC!"

Tees are now available for sale [www.shopundrcrwn.com]



Lupe Fiasco's Opinons on LASERS

It Seems Like Ol' Lupe is Unsatisfied with the project "LASERS" and He Spoke to The Chicago Sun About The Situation of His Unhappiness.

“I was specifically told” — Fiasco chuckled — “‘Don’t rap too deep on this record.’” He laughed some more. “That was a specific order from the top. ‘You’re rapping too fast or too slow, or it’s too complex.’ …

There are consequences and combat that comes from that process and the eventual compromise. With me, though, I’m not writing about someone else. I’m writing about me. This is my life. It’s very personal for me. So for somebody to kind of put their fingers in that and play with that, it becomes more damaging.”

“I am a hostage,” Fiasco said. “I gave them what they wanted. If I didn’t, at the end of the day the album wasn’t coming out.”

In an issued statement, however, Atlantic Records claims that they “fully support Lupe and the release of Lasers.”

During an interview with radio station Hot 97, Lupe revealed that he already has plans for his future – without a major label backing him:

“Hopefully I’ll be out of my traditional record deal, the record deal I’m in right now. Probably living in Africa somewhere, making rock music.

I would rather be independent, I would take that. Independent comes with its own set of consequences, so that takes preparation. There’s a lot of things you’re going to lose taking that route.”