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The Air Max 180 was another runner that's a part from the Charity Series. This shoe was developed to commemorate Eminem's satellite radio station, Shade 45. The 180 a simple white/black/purple/orange color scheme using the radio station's branding for the heel, but continued to demonstrate that Em knew his Air Max history. Paul Rosenberg, Eminem's manager and co-founder of Shady Records, designed his very own pair of Air Max 95s began this morning the Charity Series, too. Like the others in this particular pack, these kicks were super limited—to eight pairs. What made these sneakers dope is the black/white/orange color scheme, but their camo underlay within the lacing.
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Adding the Air Max 97 for the mix, Eminem assembled come up with a Shady Records sneaker to the Air Max "Charity Series." The Shady Records branding may very well be found for the front in the shoe. The sneaker had an ACG theme featuring its brown, tan, orange, and blue upper. The Air Max 97 has long been known for its bright, 3M upper, and this also attribute helped this sneaker pop through its (relatively) muted make-up.
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Former Marshall Mathers LP Product Manager and current OddFuture manager Christian Clancy got his crack to development a two of sneakers to the "Charity Series." He didn't reach into Nike's Air Max archive, but Clancy kept Nike's most up to date Air Max sneaker at that time, the Air Max 360, runner simple inside a black, grey, and white color scheme. You can find Interscope Records' branding around the heel. The last sneaker out in the Charity pack was the Air Max 2003, that have Eminem's "E" about the front. The sneakers followed suit using the other sneakers from the collection and a black and orange color scheme, and used the silhouette of one from the most underrated Air Max sneakers out of them all.