The Dunkxchange (DXC) rolled by again this past Saturday in Fullerton. This time they were celebrating their 4-year anniversary. To celebrate this achievement, the traveling sneaker show hit the road with the Holy Grail sneaker shop. The Fullerton celebration featured some hot grails and a charity concert that highlighted Evidence and U-N-I.
Sneakerheads of varying degrees of sneaker fixation bought, sold, traded, and showed off some of the very sought after kicks. Jordan and SB heat were well represented at the event that would make any sole collector smile. Also present was some fresh streetwear apparel. The DXC and Elm debuted their limited ed. fitted hat collaboration that will surely have hypebeasts clamoring about it.
In addition to the sneaker side of the DXC, it also showed its tight connection to the …
It came as a devastating surprise when Charles Cooper of Telefon Tel Aviv died earlier this year, and now Joshua Eustis is opening up about Charlie in Anti-Gravity Magazine.
Are you mad at Charlie at all?
Sure. I like to tell myself, to give myself comfort in a very selfish way, that it’s a natural response to something like this. But I can’t really be mad at him because the Medical Examiner, for instance—I’ll tell you this, since everybody is wondering—ruled inconclusively. They couldn’t rule that it was a suicide, because there wasn’t enough evidence to indicate that it actually was. It very well could’ve been an accident and that’s what the Medical Examiner thinks at this time. We get the toxicology report in a week and it’s going to stay between me and his …
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